Volume XXIV No. 34 Hometown Newspaper for Glen Cove, Sea Cliff, Glen Head, Glenwood, Locust Valley and Brookville Week of 4/16/15 75C Fugitive from Justice Arrest Excellence In Journalism On April 10th the New York/New Jersey Fugitive Task Force contacted the Glen Cove Police Department regarding a possible fugitive who recently fled to Glen Cove from New Jersey. On April 13th,2015 the New York/ New Jersey Fugitive Task Force met with Glen Cove Police Department requesting assistance in locating this fugitive. According to the GCPD, the fugitive was wanted for Aggravated Sexual Assault upon a person less than 13 years old. The crime occurred in New Jersey and involved sexual contact involving a 7 year old child. The Task Force proceeded to 41 Prospect Ave in Glen Cove, at which time the defendant was located in a side yard and was arrested by Glen Cove Detective Lieutenant John Nagle and Detective Karl Van Allen. The defendant is identified as Santiago Gonzalez-Ruiz (age 57). The defendant will be placed in the Nassau County Jail awaiting further legal proceedings. According to Lt Nagle the defendant was in Glen Cove less than two weeks before his arrest today.

Senior Rebecca Rand, club adviser Arlene Munson and freshman Isabel Blas. Photo courtesy of Glen Cove City School District Members of Glen Cove High School’s newspaper club, The Cove-er Times, received Quill Awards for excellence in high school journalism at Adelphi University’s 15th annual Press Day. City Council Meeting Congratulations to freshman Isabel Blas and senior Rebecca Rand, who were awarded in the category of Best Opinion Piece. Rand also won for Best News Feature. Club adviser Arlene Munson also led a breakout session on the merits, integrity and value Tuesday,April 28, 2015 of sources used by today’s students to get news at the event. will take place at: Munson expressed her pride in all of the students who attended and submitted work to the event. Holocaust Museum & Study Center Glen Cove Junior Lacrosse Club 2015 Season Opener Round Up 100 Crescent Beach Compiled by Brian ‘Condo’ Neice Road Come early for The Glen Cove Junior Lacrosse ‘Wee Knights’ program kicked off their 2015 campaign Sunday by travelling to East Meadow a guided tour 6:15p.m. on a cold Sunday morning on a snow covered field. If the East Meadow lacrosse team wasn’t enough, the cold would prove another test for this team that’s had one outdoor practice prior to this game. With this team loaded with experienced players and Council meeting welcoming several new athletes, 2015 promises to be an exciting year for this team. Glen Cove’s midfield led by Rocco Rainone will begin at 7:30p.m. and Jack Spoto began their physical play right away and established their ability to win ground balls. They were also able to move the ball to the attack led by Richie Cardali. Cold hands and all, both sides fought a back and forth, fast paced game that saw East Meadow on top after the first quarter. Rainone and Cardali would not be denied though and both tallied several goals that led to leads and a tie game at the half, 8-8. The crowd was treated to more of the same in the second half. Glen Cove’s defense, led by Matt Nystrom began to stop some of the breaks that East Meadow converted in the first half. Goalie Matteo Cameron stuffed several point blank shots and did an outstanding job clearing out the crease. Vincent Pascucci and Leo Rainone played well on defense and received several of Cameron’s outlet passes, moving the ball to the Glen Cove midfielders. Midfielders CJ Brown and Mark Larocca got into the scoring frenzy with tallies of their own in the second half. With Glen Cove up or tied continued on page 2 Page 2 Gold Coast Gazette Week of April 16, 2015

Happenings at the Glen Cove Senior Center Glen Cove Junior Lacrosse Club continued from cover Membership at the Glen Cove Senior Center – 130 Glen Street/759-9610 - is for a majority of the half, the tough East and Nick Kodis kept the game from free and open to all seniors 60 years and older who are Nassau County residents. Meadow team just wouldn’t go away getting away. Coach Houghton was If you wish to participate in any of our activities, you must be a registered and were able to tie the game at 14 in the extremely proud of his team knowing member. Stop by the Site Manager’s office – it only takes a few minutes! Visit last minute. This season is sure to be an that with a full squad they’ll be a team to our website @ www.glencoveseniorcenter.com. exciting one with this group of players. be reckoned with down the road. Congratulations to all players for a hard The7th & 8th grade ‘Late Knights’ Highlighted Events fought game in very tough conditions, played Franklin Square at Sewanhaka especially those that had the first of their High School. It was a cold and blustery Monday, April 27th @ 1:00pm - BRIDGE, MAH JONGG OR career on Sunday. day with winds gusts that ripped through SCRABBLE The 5th grade Knights also opened the field leaving faces red and frozen. their season on the road in Floral Park The Knights came out of the opening Tuesday, April 28th @ 10:00am – CREATIVE ARTS where the field conditions were also an huddle with enthusiasm and bravado, issue for the season opener. Knowing and while they lost 1-11, they never Wednesday, April 29th @ 1:30pm – LIFELONG LEARNING "YOU'RE they had only 3 subs for the entire game gave up. Nick Morrocu did a fine job at NEVER TOO YOUNG TO PLAY" the boys fought hard from start to the the face-off circle while Sal Guastella finish and never gave up despite being and Bobby Kaier contributed greatly Thursday, April 30th @ 10:45am – "HOPE DEALING WITH on the losing side of a 9 – 5 contest. on offense. Kaier scored the lone goal CHRONIC ILLNESS" SUPPORT GROUP The offense was led by Ryan Houghton but Mayan Letellier, Dylan Anucik and scoring the first goal of the season for the Tyler Kaffl all got good opportunities in Friday, May 1st @ 3:00pm – TAI CHI Knights with Micah Stone scoring twice the open field with shots on goal. Jesse and Andrew Epifania adding a goal and Mayreis proved more than formidable in 2 assists. Victor Scarmato put his name his first game as goalie. His two saves in the record books by scoring the first were great ones. Jack Coyle, Szymon Do you have a Dog Chat question about behavior goal of his young career while also Frye and Tyler Buehre all played solid playing solid defense as a first time long- defense, especially given the fact that the or training? Email us directly and your answer just stick defenseman alongside Drew Guster ball was in our defensive end most of the might appear in our monthly column! and Max Von Massenbach. Christian game. Maiorano started the game in goal and The Knights begin their home made several saves while Eamon Doyle campaign on Sunday, April 12th with the Dog Chat is a dog training advice column written by certified spelled him in the second half recording 5th grade boys playing Hewlett at 10am, professional dog trainer Jackie Comitino and her trusty sidekicks, some great saves of his own. Other followed by the 7th & 8th graders taking Odee & Dyl. Simple, commonsense approaches to dog training key players were ground ball gobblers on Seaford at 11:30am at the Glen Cove Charlie Benazzi and Ciaran Greene and High School. and behavior, this column teaches readers to implement proven solid play by Joseph and Jaden Thom techniques that reward both owner and dog. Be sure to check out Back2BalanceTraining.com for more information, blog posts, videos and more!

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themselves with the article “Snow Way,” taken from the 2013 sixth-grade English language arts exam and creating lesson plans that modeled close reading and writing strategies. The eighth-graders demonstrated patience and educational skills that catalyzed learning and understanding from the sixth-grade students. During the lesson, eighth-grade mentors asked their students to explain their reasoning behind why certain multiple-choice answers were incorrect, and why the correct answer was the strongest. In addition, Connolly’s Student some of the mentors utilized graphic organizers, Council Gives Back poster charts and annotation skills as a way to facilitate student comprehension and analysis. Amilicia said it was a privilege to see all of Eighth-grade honor students at Finley the students engaged in a community Middle School in Glen Cove recently of active learning. Each student was served as mentors and teachers to their involved in a discussion that was built sixth-grade peers thanks to the efforts of on the precepts of trust, guidance and Finley teachers Valerie Amilicia, Andrew application. DiNapoli and Lori Penrod. The collaboration involved Amilicia’s eighth-grade class familiarizing

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Milkenia Horton Members of Connolly School’s Student Council are pictured with John Maccarone (right) of Circulation Manager Got Poop? Got Valley Sport and Trophy. Maccarone delivered the sporting equipment to Connolly school. Robert J. Horton Photo courtesy of Glen Cove City School District Layout Design Jackie Comitino Connolly School students are enjoying Council then contacted Glen Cove City Staff Writers new soccer balls, dodge balls, tennis School District Board of Education John C. O’Connell balls and hula-hoops at recess thanks to President Rich Maccarone, owner of Brenda Weck a bake sale fundraiser and the support of Valley Sport and Trophy on Glen Street, Gene Auciello a local business. who afforded the students an opportunity Carol Griffin Members of the school’s Student to get many more items than their money Matthew Ross Council wanted to do something nice for would’ve allowed them to purchase. Sports Editor their school. After some brainstorming, Student Council advisers Susan Robin Appel they opted to buy new playground Stanco and Monique Vaccaro expressed Gazette logo designed by equipment and organized a bake sale their pride in the students, who worked artist Janice Leotti to earn money. Members of the Student together to make their dreams a reality. Patricia Campbell Horton Publisher Emeritus 57 Glen Street, Glen Cove, NY 11542 For Gazette advertising e-mail: [email protected] Phone: 516-671-2360 KCH Publications, Inc. information call All rights reserved 671-2360 Page 4 Gold Coast Gazette Week of April 16, 2015 GC Anglers Hold Weigh-in for Awards By Michael Mandarino remain so for years to come. Member GC Anglers Club In the always-popular youth division newcomer Jocelyn Flores won for largest ’ On March 11, 2015 the Glen Cove bluefish at 13.75 lbs and an achievement Anglers Club held it’s annual awards award for a 31.75 lbs striped bass. Another dinner to celebrate its members newcomer Sam McCrindler won for achievements in fishing for the 2014 largest striped bass at 32.05 lbs, largest season. This celebration is a highlight porgy and achievement award for a 2.65 for the members who can lay claim to lbs fluke. Youth division veteran Anthony bragging rights for the year and reign as Mandarino won for largest blackfish at 8 champs in the ever expanding competition lbs and largest fluke at 3.45 lbs. The youth by Kevin Horton categories, which is a testament to the winners received a trophy for each of his enthusiasm and increased participation in or her awards. Also of note, two the youth events according to Jim Stanis, Chairman division awards, particularly, the bluefish East Island Easter of the fishing committee and organizer of and blackfish were larger than the winners the night’s awards festivities. of the senior division. Indeed the future The event was well attended including looks bright for these youngsters. local dignitaries; Mayor Reggie Spinello, Fishing committee chairman Jim Councilman Efraim Spagnoletti, Stanis also noted that the GCAC won Councilman and mayoral candidate both inter-club yearly derbies held with Anthony Gallo Jr., Council woman Pam three other local sporting clubs. One was Panzenbeck and Councilman Joseph an interclub striper derby and the other a Capobicano. rodeo involving multiple fish species. The The list of winners was long and fishing gods did look down upon us in distinguished including four time Angler 2014. of the Year Michael Caruso, Mike also The GCAC is an environmentally won in 2006, 2007, and 2013. He also conscious club that preaches the virtues won three monthly derbies and several of outdoor sportsman activities. We are a fish of the month awards. Mike also charitable organization that holds various bagged largest bluefish of the year at events throughout the year to support 13.60 lbs. and largest blackfish of the local causes. We contribute to and sponsor year at 7.90 lbs. First year Commodore local sporting organizations. We organize Sal Groe reeled in the largest striped bass the local Snapper Derby every summer at 44.25 lbs as well as largest weakfish as well as hold various events for youth at 3.50 lbs. Thomas “Sheppy” O’Rourke clubs, senior centers and hold events to hooked largest fluke at 6.60 lbs and sea show appreciation for our local public bass at 2.40 lbs. Ken Nelson had the employees. Every holiday season we largest porgy at 2.30 lbs. James “Birdy” organize a toy drive during the Christmas Fallon had largest flounder. as well as hand out turkeys for the more Other notable winners were Frank needy in our community. Just as in our Pena for Surf Angler of the Year, Sal Groe fishing competition participation our for the Arthur Leach Marathon Striper charitable events are also expanding. A Derby, Out of Bounds Angler winner Jim trend we hope we will continue for years Stanis, and new award Commodore Cup to come. winners Oscar Flores and Steve Dunn. Commodore Sal Groe congratulated all The East Island Association hosted 25 children and 2 Easter bunnies at its Annual Most notability the winner of the Member the winners, the organizers as well as our Egg Hunt on March 4th. In addition to the egg hunt, children searched for the elusive of the Year, an award presented for honored guess for making this a joyous "golden egg" in order to claim a special prize, and were treated to egg decorating, achievements for other than fishing was and successful event. He wishes everyone cupcake decorating, crafts and raffles. The party was organized by EIA President, presented to long time Past Commodore a safe and fruitful fishing season in 2015 Dr. Eve Lupenko, and the photo includes her two special helpers, John-Paul Ferrante Tom Manzione who deservedly received and as always tight lines! and Christopher Lupenko. the largest applause of the evening for For more information about the Glen Cove basically making the GCAC what it is Anglers Club please visit our website at today, an entrenched institution in the City http://www.gcaclub.org/main.html *****ASR SECOND ANNUAL of Glen Cove and which will hopefully GIANT TAG SALE***** All Saints Regional Catholic School will be holding its Second Annual Tag Sale on Saturday, May 2nd and Sunday, May 3rd, from 9:00am-3:00pm. The Tag Sale will be held in the All Saints Regional School cafeteria, which is located on the lower level of the St. Patrick’s Church Parish Hall. We are accepting donations of unwanted clothing, household items, toys, baby items (no car seats or drop sided cribs), and small furniture, all in good condition. We are also in need of the following items: Caption Youth Division Photo: Left to Caption Picture Group picture GCAC : Clothing Racks (will be returned after the sale) Right: Fishing Committee Chairman Jim Seated: Anthony Mandarino, Fishing Committee Grocery Bags Stanis, Oscar Flores with daughter Jocelyn, Chairman Jim Stanis, Jocelyn and dad Oscar Hangers Ron McCrindle with son Sam and Anthony Flores. Standing Left to Right: Angler of Empty boxes Mandarino with dad Mike Mandarino the Year Mike Caruso, Mike Mandarino, Old newspapers Councilman Joe Capobicano, Councilwoman Pam Panzenbeck, Ken Nelson, Mayor Reggie Until April 30th, donations can be dropped off at the school cafeteria during the Spinello, Councilman and mayoral candidate following times: Anthony Gallo Jr., Dennis Spano, Commodore Monday: 2:45-3:30pm Sal Groe, Frank Pena, Councilman Efraim Wednesday: 9:00am - 10:00am Spagnoletti, James “Birdy” Fallon, Past Friday: 5:30pm-6:30pm Commodore Tom Manzione, Sheppy O’Rourke We will also collect donations on Saturday, April 25 from 3pm-5pm. and Steve Dunn. If you are unable to transport your items, pickup can be arranged by calling Susan McCormack at 516-695-6024. Week of April 16, 2015 Gold Coast Gazette Page 5 Junior Rising Stars at Landing Green Vale Rocket Club Team

Landing School students who Principal Dimitri Kryoneris in praising Qualifies to Compete at TARC demonstrated a strong work ethic and the students. consistent improvement in their classes “I commend you all on your hard Nationals for the Fifth Time! were celebrated as Junior Rising Stars at work,” Rianna said. “We are very proud a recent school assembly. and hope you will continue to work as The children, who were identified by hard as you can to make your dreams their classroom teachers for recognition, come true.” were given a certificate, a ribbon and a Two students from each class at trophy to recognize their hard work. Glen Landing were selected as 2014-15 Junior Cove Superintendent of Schools Maria Rising Stars. Parents of the students Rianna and Assistant Superintendent for honored were also in attendance at the Curriculum, Instruction and Technology assembly. Dr. Michael Israel joined Landing

Glen Cove Superintendent of Schools Maria Rianna and Assistant Superintendent for Frick (grade 8), George (grade 8) and Justin (grade 7) display three Rocket Club designs with Curriculum, Instruction and Technology Dr. Michael Israel are pictured with Landing student Mr. Zaloom. Jeimy Pereria Diaz. For the fifth consecutive year, a personal realization of how classroom Green Vale School Rocket Club team lessons are relevant to endeavors that has qualified to compete in the national are fun, challenging and represent future finals of the Annual Team America career opportunities. Rocketry Challenge (TARC). Green More than $60,000 in prizes and Vale’s club, mentored by science teacher scholarships are at stake on May 9th Peter Zaloom, is home to the only Long and the first place team will represent Island team that will face off against 99 the United States at the International other top qualifying teams from across Rocketry Challenge held at the Paris the United States - in the quest for a International Air Show in June. In national champion title. years past, Green Vale’s club has been The 13th annual TARC finals will one of very few “middle school” teams take place on May 9th just outside of competing at Nationals and has finished Washington, DC. TARC is the U.S. within the top twenty almost every year. aerospace and defense industry’s Congratulations and good luck to flagship program designed to encourage Frick, George and Justin! Mr. Zaloom is students to pursue study and career paths extremely proud of the entire club, not in science, technology, engineering and just this one team. He wrote, “I want math (STEM). This year’s qualifying to congratulate every member of Green challenge was to design, build and fly Vale’s Rocket Club for their enthusiasm a raw egg-carrying rocket to reach 800 and hard work throughout the year - you feet and return it to earth within 46 to inspired and helped each other along the Landing Junior Rising Stars Emily Heman and Ronaldo Reyes showed off their certificates 48 seconds -- with the egg (astronaut) way. We can all be proud of our club and and trophies. uncracked. Students competing at our school. I want to especially thank Nationals must be able to fly their rockets Dr. Meyer and Walter Gahagan ‘78 to two seperate altitudes on their first and for their enthusiastic support of Green second flights - check out the full rules Vale’s Rocket Club as our guides and here. mentors.” TARC gives students opportunities “I am so proud of everyone’s efforts. to apply their math and science skills Congratulations to all club members to a real world project outside of the who so diligently participated. So much classroom. For many students, this learning took place over the course of experience yields their first significant the year. Go Green Vale!” -- Stephen Watters, Headmaster

Landing’s 2014-15 Junior Rising Stars are pictured with Principal Dimitri Kkryoneris, Glen Cove Superintendent of Schools Maria Rianna (left) and Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum, Instruction and Technology Dr. Michael Israel (front row, right). Photos courtesy of Glen Cove City School District Page 6 Gold Coast Gazette Week of April 16, 2015

of us working together to confront our years. The other is Montauk Bus Line common challenges. which maintains a service yard in Center My unique skill set is an asset to the Moriches (nothing closer) and allows North Shore community. their bus drivers to take the buses home Leadership and Integrity: I have overnight to their private residences. They Labbate Announces North Shore team of strong leaders. served for 25 years as the provost would then leave the next day, directly BOE Re-election Campaign Please remember to vote this May 19th. (chief academic officer) and senior vice from home to pick up our children. This To The Editor, I hope you will support me and help me president for academic affairs of Hofstra eliminates direct observation by the It is with great enthusiasm, that I keep our schools and community strong University. I have shown my ability to bus supervisors as to the appropriate announce my candidacy for re-election and effective for all. ensure high academic standards while condition of the driver and bus before to the North Shore Board of Education. Sincerely, being fiscally responsible. picking up our children. Hendrickson With many difficult issues facing public Toni Labbate Experience: Before serving as provost, requires the drivers and buses to be education, I am committed to continuing Vice-President, North Shore Board of I served as Dean of Hofstra’s Zarb observed before assigned pick-ups take our locally focused work in pursuing a Education School of Business and Acting Dean of place each day (NY State Vehicle and fair resolution to the loss of tax revenue our School of Education, which shows Traffic Law 509 Article 19A). from the demolition of the LIPA Power Seeking Re-Election my ability to encourage consensus and Another issue that needs to be addressed Plant while keeping our schools strong To The Editor, work for the good of all. is the appropriate number of drivers that and effective for our students and all I very much appreciate the support of Fiscal Expertise: I am also the Montauk would need to service the area, residents. Strong schools equals strong the North Shore community in electing Lawrence Herbert Distinguished if they were to receive the contract. What communities, and the North Shore me twice to the school board. I also Professor and have a PhD in Economics then would happen to the jobs of 50+ School community deserves nothing less very much appreciate the opportunity with a specialty in the economics of Hendrickson drivers, who are residents than maintaining our high-performing to serve, first as vice president and now education. This shows I know how of Glen Cove? Can Hendrickson reassign district. I want to continue our educational as president of our school board. We to construct a balanced and sensible them?? Would Montauk absorb them programs through offerings that enrich are fortunate to have a dedicated hard budget. onto their payroll??? If so, remember our students and prepare them for higher working school board and a dedicated Educational Expertise: I have worked they are not allowed, by City of Glen education and success beyond high supportive community looking for the with a number of school districts in Cove ordinances, to park non-garaged school. Twenty-first century skills, such best possible education for our children supporting and enhancing their efforts commercial vehicles overnight, let alone as problem-solving and collaboration while being fiscally responsible. on behalf of student accomplishment. I buses. The further away a driver/bus is are so much more than buzzwords; they Today, schools face serious issues, have also evaluated multiple colleges and from the pick-up, the higher the likelihood are the skills our students will require in some common to all of New York universities for accrediting agencies. of lateness, if traffic snarls occur. There the future to compete effectively. I am public education and others unique to My wife and I and our two daughters are other issues such as safety features committed to keeping authentic learning our district. These include testing and are proud to be long time North Shore of the buses, who absorbs the gas prices, in our classrooms and to focus on learning teacher evaluation systems that rob us of residents. I have lived in Glen Head if buses are traveling further away than -- not test taking. Tests have their role in local control and taxes. for 35 years and very much appreciate where it is now in Bayville and what is education, but they are not sufficient to We must continue to be strong in our our district’s commitment to academics, the history of service of Montauk Bus fully define a student or solely evaluate an opposition to over -testing --and over athletics, and the arts. I am committed to Line with other school districts, if any? educator’s effectiveness. Our district has -stressing-- our students. Testing can maintaining that balance and preparing Questions need to be asked about prices been successfully evaluating our teachers serve a valuable function in validating our children with 21st century skills for of the services, as well. in the past and will focus on continuing learning but over -testing and over 21st century challenges. These issues need to be addressed at to drive our commitment to excellence -stressing seriously undermines the joy I ask for your continuing support and the April 21st meeting. For the safety by supporting our professionals. of learning. look forward to our working together on of our children, it is very important that I will continue to fight for our school We must continue to be strong in behalf of our children. residents, especially parents of children district. There is no doubt we have a our opposition to a teacher evaluation Sincerely, who will use the service, be present high performing school district and to system that ties teacher performance to Herman Berliner to ask these important questions. An maintain that, we need to keep local test results while ignoring all the other impression needs to be made upon School control with strong leaders who are factors that substantially affect these GCSD Bus Transportation Superintendent Maria Rianna and the dedicated to all students while remaining results. We have already demonstrated Safety Issues School Board trustees, that we not only fiscally responsible to taxpayers. This that we are capable of designing our own Needed to be Addressed are concerned about our children but also year’s school budget increase is the valid evaluation system. We are a high To The Editor, of potential litigation, if safety features, smallest increase in over fifty years. I performance district and have earned I am asking the residents of Glen Cove or lack thereof, cause harm and/or injury. have worked these past three years with that right. to take notice of a Board of Education This not only hurts our children, but our my fellow trustees to find a fair solution We must also be especially vigilant in meeting that will take place April 21, pocketbooks. to the ramping down of the LIPA power ensuring that the impact of the Glenwood 2015 at 7:30 pm at Deasy Elementary The other item for discussion is the plant, to keeping authentic learning Landing power plant demolition does not School (parking lot off Forest Ave.) adoption of the school budget. Thank in the classroom, and to challenging result in a major increase in our school to discuss two items in particular. The you. our administration to keep improving taxes. first is a presentation by two applicant Brenda Weck our programs. As a trustee for the past Given the challenges we confront, I bus companies for the servicing of our three years and in my current role as have decided to seek re-election to the school children that would begin with Vice-President, I’ve seen first-hand the Board and I ask for your support. I the 2015-16 school year. One applicant achievements and progress of our school bring to the board a wealth of experience is Hendrickson Bus Line of Bayville, district, and I’m proud of my role in our together with a commitment to who has been successfully and safely collegiality. I’ve shown that I value all servicing our district for many, many Week of April 16, 2015 Gold Coast Gazette Page 7 Friends Academy national arts & writing honors Three students win Scholastic Art & Writing Awards for photography, short story and poetry Friends Academy senior Sasha Medal. Submissions are judged by Levin (Old Westbury), sophomore luminaries in the field and selected for Julia Mariani (Locust Valley) and 8th their originality, technical skill and grader Avalon Fenster (Dix Hills) were an emergence of a personal voice or awarded distinguished honors for their vision. Levin’s photograph was one of original submissions from the National 2,000 works in the country selected for Scholastic Art and Writing Competition, distinction from a pool of over 255,000 a contest that was created in 1923. works of art and writing. Mariani’s entry Levin’s photograph, titled “Rising” was awarded an Honorable Mention in was awarded the National Silver Key the Short Story category from a similar

pool of national submissions. Fenster’s poem, “Her Secret Sermon” won her the regional Silver Key Award. In her poem, Fenster explored the downward spiral of self-destruction and alcoholism after a woman loses the man in her life who was instrumental to her happiness. “The piece takes place in the present, but mostly consists of her flashback on how she looked, acted and felt in the past -- before she began destroying herself again,” explained Fenster. Fenster’s writing aspirations began as early as third grade. “The process of writing has always fascinated me,” she shared. “It was actually in third grade when I won first place for a poem that I had written called Nature’s Beauty for the Enrolling 780 students from age 3 through Grade 12, Friends Academy is guided by its Quaker heritage and the principles of integrity, simplicity, patience, moderation and a peaceful resolution of conflict. The school is located on 65 acres at the intersection of Piping Rock and Community Blood Drive Duck Pond roads in Locust Valley/Glen Cove. Visit www.facebook.com/friendsacademyNY for Friday, May 1, 2015 photos, updates and more information. North Shore High School, Auxiliary Gym, 9:30 am to 3:30 pm Walt Whitman Museum and Birthplace my love for writing and inspired me to Your donation will help to save up to THREE lives. This event is organized by and the String Poets Competition,” she continue to work on my craft. Poetry the North Shore Key Club. Our community hospitals need your help! For more said. “Seeing how my writing touched has helped me through some hard times information or to schedule an appointment, please contact Julia Salat at (516) 603- readers, when I read the poem at the and has been a great tool for me to also 3847. ceremony was a major turning point for celebrate life through good times,” she You may be astounded to learn that New York has never been self-sufficient in me as a writer. Words are so powerful -- said. “Words are magical, on their own meeting its need for blood. There is no substitute for human blood and 1 in 3 adults they can hurt, inspire, bring joy or bring and when they come together. That is will require a blood transfusion at some point in our lives. You can help remedy this clarity about our world.” why literature and great poetry, even from situation by donating blood and giving the “Gift of Life.” When Fenster discovered that some hundreds of years ago, are still relevant Eligibility Criteria include: of her creative heroes, such as Truman today. That’s what I think inspires me the Bring ID with signature or photo, Minimum weight 110 pounds, Age 16 – 75 (16 Capote, Richard Avedon, Sylvia Plath most.” year olds need parental permission, Age 76 and over need doctor’s note), Eat well and John Updike, were also past teen Friends Academy is now accepting (low fat) & drink fluids, and no tattoos for past 12 months. For medical eligibility, winners with the National Scholastic applications for the 2015-16 school please call 1-800-688-0900. Thank you for caring. Art and Writing Competition, it only year for Kindergarten and sixth grade. deepened her appreciation of her honor. To schedule a tour, please call the Remember, Blood is Life… Pass It On! “Winning this award has affirmed Admissions Office at 516-393-4244. Page 8 Gold Coast Gazette Week of April 16, 2015 Obituaries held at Dodge- Cemetery. DodgeThomas.com Mannion, Martin of Glen at Edo, in the late forty’s, he Thomas Funeral Home. Service Cove (Native of County designed floats and aircraft for at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. Generosa Covino Galway, Ireland) on April the Navy. Over the next four Interment Locust Valley COVINO, Generosa of Glen 12, 2015. Beloved husband decades, working for Target Cemetery. www.DodgeThomas. Cove, NY on April 8, 2015 of Nora. Devoted father of Rock, Dan was instrumental com age 92. Survived by wife Stella Christopher, Mary Theresa in the safe development of and loving children, 3 siblings, (Perry) Tripi, Wendy, Martin the nuclear Navy and the Irene Grecky grandchildren and many nieces Jr (Nancy) and Ann (Tom) commercial nuclear power GRECKY, Irene formerly of and nephews. He was a cabinet Babich. Cherished grandfather industry. He designed the crane Daniel M. Pattarini Flushing, NY on April 6th, 2015 maker and craftsman. Memorial of Gabriella, Micela, Perry Jr, assembly for installing nuclear age 94. Beloved wife of the Mass held at St. Rocco’s RC Barbara, Lauren and Samantha. fuel for the first commercial late Charles. Loving mother of Church. Interment to be held Funeral Mass at the Church Daniel M. Pattarini died April nuclear reactor at Shippingport, Irene Hauke (Bill) and Charles in Italy. Arrangements by of St. Patrick. Interment Saint 6, 2105, joining the love of Pa. and was part of the team (Barbara). Proud grandmother Dodge-Thomas Funeral Home. Patrick Cemetery, Brookville. his life in eternal rest. He was that supervised the procedure. of Vanessa Marks (Christopher) DodgeThomas.com McLaughlin Kramer Megiel 94. A Glen Cove, NY resident His designs for nuclear control and Christopher Grecky. Special Funeral Home. for the past 64 years, Dan was valves were an essential part great grandmother of Amelia. Dennis Day predeceased by his wife of 57 of the safe development and Prayer Service and visitation DAY, Dennis D. of Glen Cove, years, and his brother Caesar. deployment of the nuclear Navy at Dodge-Thomas Funeral NY on Apr. 9, 2015 age 64. He is survived by his brother and the success and growth of Home. Interment Calverton VA Proud Vietnam MP Veteran. James, sons Charles and Curtiss Wright’s Flow Division, Cemetery. DodgeThomas.com Beloved companion of Beverly Stephen, their wives Carol and from which he retired in 1989, Jean Sic. Loving father of North Shore Nancy, 6 grandchildren, and 6 as president. But more than James Ouimet Danyelle (Stephen) and Selena. great grandchildren. Dan’s life his gift for engineering design, Monuments OUIMET, James R. of Glen Proud grandfather of Ethan and Plaques and Sandblasting was characterized by a life long Dan will be remembered for his Cove, NY formerly of Oyster Sophia. Step-dad of Samantha love affair with his wife, Rita, QUALITY WORKMANSHIP ability to make everyone feel Bay, NY on April 7th, 2015 and Sophie. Visitation at the unwavering love and support FOR FOUR GENERATIONS significant in their own right. A age 62. Loving son of Shirley Funeral Home of Dodge- for his two sons and their humble, and patient man, Dan and the late Rene. Dear brother Thomas Glen Cove. Service at Quality Granite In All Colors families, and an abiding love brought out the best in everyone of Stephen (the late Colleen), the Funeral Home Wednesday Work done in all cemeteries of country. Dan was extremely and inspired people to be better Sheree (Ted), Thomas and Rene 10am. Interment at Pinelawn proud of his service in the Navy 759-2156 than they believed they could be. (Sondra). Proud uncle of many Memorial Park. DodgeThomas. during WWII where while at A loving husband and father, he nieces and nephews. Visitation com Showroom: the Naval Air Station Patuxent was a sterling example of the and Prayer Service at the Funeral 677 Cedar Swamp Rd. River, Maryland, he assisted in Brookville, N.Y. 11545 “Greatest Generation”; a great Home of Dodge-Thomas Glen flight tests of Naval aircraft. As Mon-Fri: 10am to 6pm man who has a left this world Cove. Interment Calverton VA Martin Mannion a professional engineer working a better place. Visitation was Saturdays 4pm (closed Sunday) Week of April 16, 2015 Gold Coast Gazette Page 9 Page 10 Gold Coast Gazette Week of April 16, 2015

- Ann DiPietro Carson took over the show and brought in Ed “Heeeerrr’s Johnny” McMahon. Great Book Guru #294 police force, heads the Night Watch While he was announcing the “Tonight Dear Great Book Guru, My book/ (10pm-6am), a brutal shift that wreaks Show”, our celebrity began concurrent film group is looking for something havoc on body and spirit. The others- a employment and a more than ten year exciting and topical to read for May. funeral director, a real estate mogul, an run hosting the original version of the Hint: we just watched the HBO series apartment building super, and a campus game show “Concentration”, where the THE WIRE and everyone loved it. Any security chief- are all long retired. But big prize was a mink coat or Cadillac. recommendations? Lover of Books and the Wild Geese all have their “whites”, Haven’t seen a mink coat given away TV a case that continues to haunts them- as a contestant prize in decades. Those Dear Lover of Books and TV, I the one in which someone literally got were the days! Hamburger anyone? recently finished a novel Daniel DiPietro away with murder. It is Ahab’s Moby recommended to me a few months ago. Dick- the Great White Whale that must Last Week’s Celebrity My book group really enjoyed it and I bet be hunted forever. Price shows in great Last week’s celebrity was Scott your friends will too: THE WHITES by detail how each of these modern Ahabs’ Hastings “Scotty” Beckett. After Richard Price (writing as Harry Brandt). lives has been formed and malformed by appearing in the “Our Gang” short Price has written many police/crime the pursuit. Compromises are made, lines subject series, he continued in major novels, but THE WHITES is something are crossed and we watch with horrified films such as in “Kings Row” (1942) more… a morality play based on the fascination as their stories unfold. Highly with Ronald Reagan where he played human need for retribution. Five young recommended! Robert Cummings’ character as a child, New York City police officers working in “Alibaba and the Forty Thieves” together in the late 1990s became known (1944) where he played Jon Hall’s as the Wild Geese, largely because of character as a child, as one of the unborn their strong sense of camaraderie and children in Shirley Temple’s “The Blue frequent use of unconventional tactics. Bird” (1940) and the son of Cary Grant Billy Graves, the protagonist and the This week’s celebrity was born on and Irene Dunne’s characters in “My only one of the Wild Geese still on the Valentine’s Day 1921 in Akron, Ohio. Favorite Wife” (1940). After graduating He was a long time broadcaster, TV Los Angeles High School, he took off host and producer, news anchor, author, from filming to try his luck on the stage. ATTENTION Glen Cove Residents game show host and music composer. He He won such important roles as that of At the April 21, 2015 Board of Ed. meeting at Deasy Elementary attended Bluffton College and Wayne young Al Jolson in “The Jolson Story” School at 7:30 p.m., there will be a presentation of the bus State University from 1938 to 1941. He and “Junior” in the long running radio transportation options for the district. There will also be the adoption worked as a radio announcer and program show “The Life of Reilly”. In the late director at WLOK in Lima, Ohio after his 1940s and early ‘50s, his career started to of the school budget. Residents are urged to attend to hear and give first year at college. In 1940, he moved sputter. In 1948, he first arrest for possible their opinion. on to WWJ in Detroit. In 1943, he joined DUI took place, with more following. the NBC radio network at WMAQ, as In 1954, his career took an upward turn an announcer in Chicago where he lived when he was cast as “Winky”, the comic until 1954. He married a co-worker, sidekick in the popular TV show “Rocky Ruth Shaheen in 1944, 3 days after his Jones, Space Ranger”. That was short- 23rd birthday. They recently celebrated lived. He was fired for excessive drinking their 71st wedding anniversary. and gained the reputation for not paying He made his first TV news broadcast his gambling debts or repay money that Subscribe today to the Gold Coast Gazette’s special E-edition in Sept. 1945 from the still experimental was loaned to him. studio WBKB-TV (now WBBM-TV), a After being fired from “Rocky Jones”, Name: ______station owned by the Balaban and Katz Beckett made only a few subsequent TV Theater, a subsidary of of Paramount and film appearances, some uncredited Address: ______Pictures. He became a TV regular, bit parts, before leaving show business announcing for “Hawkins Falls”, which forever. His post acting life was a series was the first successful American TV of arrests for DUIs, drug possession and City: ______State: ______Zip: ______soap opera and sponsored by Lever Bros. assault. In 1962, he attempted suicide blue detergent, Surf. It was NBC’s longest after a heavy drinking binge. He had Phone Number: ______running soap opera until “The Doctors” a tragic car accident, which left him exceeded it in 1967. Our celebrity also severely disabled. On May 8, 1968, he announced the Burr Tillstrom children’s sought medical attention for a severe Credit Card #: ______exp. ______show “Kukla, Fran and Ollie.” In March beating and the circumstances where 1954, he moved to NY to accept a never made clear. On May 10th, he was Email: ______position as announcer for Pat Weaver’s found dead in bed. He was 38 years old. Check One (Sigourney’s Dad) “The Home Show” A note and pills were found but the L.A. starring Arlene Francis (later of “What’s coroner stated the exact cause of death Regular Rates: 1 Year $14.95 2 Years $24.95 3 Years $34.95 My Line?” fame). He was the announcer was unknown despite the fact that an for Sid Caesar’s “Caesar’s Hour” for the autopsy had been performed. Subscribe online via our web site at www.goldcoastgazette.net ‘56-’57 season. In July 1957, he became a bona fide TV Subscribe today to the Gold Coast Gazette’s special E-edition. “personality” as Jack Paar’s announcer Receive a fully compatible PDF version of the weekly newspaper on “The Tonight Show” until Paar’s Correct Callers Don Adams, Roberta Pezza, Will and Friday morning in your e-mail. departure in March ‘62, and then he The fi le can be viewed and saved to your computer, continued to announce for the show until Babs Hutchins, James W. 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March 26, 2015 no such encroachments are permitted; BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF (f) 138-405 to increase lot coverage EDUCATION, NORTH SHORE PUBLIC NOTICE CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT AT to 35.47%, where a maximum of 30% GLEN HEAD, GLENWOOD is permitted; (g) 138-408 to permit a LANDING, SEA CLIFF, NASSAU front yard setback of 13.083 feet in the NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL Nominating petitions shall not describe COUNTY, NEW YORK northerly front yard and 2.583 feet in the DISTRICT BUDGET VOTE AND any specific vacancy upon the Board for ELIZABETH A. CIAMPI, DISTRICT southerly front yard, where a minimum ELECTION OF NORTH SHORE which the candidate is nominated. Each CLERK CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, petition shall be directed to the Clerk ------x setback of 20 feet is required; (h) 138- NASSAU COUNTY, NEW YORK of the School District, shall be signed PUBLIC NOTICE 413 to permit a height of 35.75 feet, (MAY 19, 2015) by forty-nine (49) qualified voters of As a result of the Glen Cove City where the maximum permitted height NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a the district, shall state the residence of School District Transportation RFP, is 30 feet and the pre-existing height Public Hearing of the qualified voters of each signer and shall state the name and transportation presentations will take the North Shore Central School District, residence of the candidate. Each such place at the BOE Meeting being held of the dwelling is 34.75 feet; (i) 138- County of Nassau, State of New York, petition shall be filed in the Office of the on April 21, 2015 at 7:30 p.m. at Deasy 413.1 to permit an encroachment into will be held at the District’s High School, Clerk of the School District between the School the southerly height-setback ratio plane 450 Glen Cove Avenue, Glen Head, New hours of 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. on or ------x where no encroachment is permitted; York, on May 7, 2015 at 7:30 p.m. for the before April 20, 2015. REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS and (j) 138-1102 in that the proposed presentation of the budget for the 2015- NOTICE is also given that persons must RFP NO. 2015-003 2016 fiscal year, and for the purpose of be registered in order to be entitled to GARVIES POINT DEVELOPMENT additions increase the existing non- discussing and furnishing information vote. FEDERAL AID PROJECT conformities where no such increase is only on the necessary funds to meet the The Board of Registrars will meet RECONSTRUCTION OF HERB HILL permitted. Premises are designated as estimated expenditures of the School to register voters on Tuesday, May 12, ROAD AND GARVIES POINT ROAD Section 21, Block 171, Lot 97 on the District during the ensuing school year, 2015, between the hours of 4:00 p.m. and NYSDOT PIN 0759.34 the Proposition set forth in this Notice, 8:00 p.m. Registration will be held at CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT Nassau County Land and Tax Map. and for the discussion and/or transaction the North Shore Schools Administrative SERVICES Application of Justin and Jenna DiPietro, of such other business as is authorized Office, 112 Franklin Avenue, Sea Cliff, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that proposals 31 Ransom Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York by the Education Law. New York 11579. will be received by James M. Byrne, P.E., to construct a new one story addition, NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN Persons who registered at the District Director, Department of Public Works, second story dormer, new deck and that a copy of the statement of the Meeting on May 20, 2014, are registered City of Glen Cove, located at City Hall, amount of money which will be required to vote at the Annual Budget Vote and 9 Glen Street, Glen Cove, New York roof over porch, which work requires for the ensuing year for school purposes Election on May 19, 2015. 11542 until 4:00 P.M. on Friday, May 1, variances of the following Village Code (Proposed Budget) may be obtained Persons who have been previously 2015. sections: (a) 138-506 to maintain a front by any resident of the District at each registered pursuant to Section 2014 Request for Proposals (RFP) may be property line length of 50 feet, where a schoolhouse and at the Central District of the Education Law for any Annual obtained at the office of the Purchasing Office in the District between the hours or Special Meeting or Election and Agent, City Hall, 9 Glen Street, Glen minimum of 100 feet is required; (b) 138- of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. on each day who shall have voted at any Annual or Cove, N.Y. beginning Friday, April 17, 509 to maintain a lot width at the setback other than a Saturday, Sunday or holiday Special Meeting or any Election held by 2015. line of 50 feet, where a minimum of 100 during the fourteen (14) days preceding the School District during the four (4) Each proposal must be prepared in feet is required; (c) 138-511 to permit the date of the annual meeting and calendar years prior to the year 2015, are accordance with the specifications a side yard setback of 13.33 feet (front election, and on the day of the election, registered to vote at the Annual Budget outlined in the Request for Proposal and together with the text of any resolution Vote and Election on May 19, 2015. must be submitted in a sealed envelope porch), 14.42 feet (roof over porch and which will be presented to the voters. Persons whose names appear as addressed to the Director of Public westerly side deck) and 11.75 feet (east PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE eligible voters as of May 19, 2015, on Works, City of Glen Cove and marked side deck), where a minimum of 15 feet that voting, by voting machine, will take Voter Registration books issued and on the outside with the name and address is required; and (d) 138-1102 in that the place from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. on maintained by Nassau County Board of of the proposer, and the words “RFP No. May 19, 2015 at the Gymnasium of the Elections, shall be eligible to vote at the 2015-003 – Garvies Point Development proposed additions increase the existing North Shore Senior High School, on the Annual Budget Vote and Election to be Federal Aid Project NYSDOT PIN non-conformities where no such increase following Propositions: conducted on May 19, 2015. 0759.34 Construction Management is permitted. Premises are designated as PROPOSITION NO. 1 NOTICE is also given that the School Services.” Section 21, Block 95, Lot 211 on the SCHOOL BUDGET 2015-2016 District Register will be open for The City reserves the right to reject any Nassau County Land and Tax Map. RESOLVED, that the North Shore inspection by any qualified voter of the and all proposals received, to waive any Central School District budget or the School District between the hours of informality in proposals received and to Application of Kyle Novellano, 222 school year 2015-2016 proposed by the 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. during the five accept the proposal which in its judgment Franklin Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York to Board of Education in accordance with (5) days immediately preceding this best serves the interests of the City. demolish a deck and install a patio, which Section 1716 of the Education Law shall Annual Budget Vote and Election except James M. Byrne, P.E. construction requires variances of the be approved and the necessary taxes Saturday when it may be inspected, by Director, Department of Public Works be levied therefore on the taxable real appointment, between the hours of 11:00 City of Glen Cove following Village Code sections: (a) 138- property of the District. a.m. and 12:00 noon, and Sunday. Dated at City Hall 416, to permit the patio in a front yard, PROPOSITION NO. 2 NOTICE is also given to persons April 13, 2015 where no such accessory structures are CAPITAL RESERVE FUND eligible to vote by absentee ballot ------x permitted; and (b) 138-1103, to permit RESOLVED, that the Board of pursuant to Section 2018-a of the PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE the enlargement of a non-conforming Education of the North Shore Central Education Law that they must apply School District be authorized to expend for an absentee ballot by an application PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a public structure, where no such enlargement is out of the previously established Capital which shall conform to the requirements hearing will be held as to the following permitted.. Premises are designated as Reserve Fund a sum not to exceed of the said Law. An application form matter: Section 21, Block 181, Lot s 305 and $3,146,154 or so much thereof as may be for an absentee ballot may be obtained Agency: Zoning Board of Appeals, 364 on the Nassau County Land and Tax necessary for the purpose of (1) Boiler in person or by mail from the office of Village of Sea Cliff Replacement at the Sea Cliff Elementary the District Clerk located at 112 Franklin Map. School, (2) Heating and Ventilation work Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York 11579; such Date: April 28, 2015 At the said time and place, all interested at the Glen Head Elementary School, application for an absentee ballot must Time: 7:30 pm persons may be heard with respect to North Shore Middle School, and North be received by the District Clerk at least Place: Village Hall, 300 Sea Cliff Avenue, the foregoing matters. All relevant Shore High School, (3) Duct Work at the seven (7) days before the Annual Budget Sea Cliff, New York documents may be inspected at the office North Shore High School including all Vote and Election if the absentee ballot labor, materials, equipment, apparatus, is to be mailed to the voter, or one (1) Subject: Application of Sue Fortman, of the Village Clerk, Village Hall, 300 and incidental costs thereof. day before the Annual Budget Vote and 347 Glen Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York Sea Cliff Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York, Such Propositions shall appear on the Election if such ballot is to be delivered to construct a wrap-around porch, a during regular business hours. ballot labels to be inserted in the voting personally to the voter at the office of the new side entrance and a 1 story kitchen Any person having a disability machines used for voting at said Annual District Clerk. Absentee ballots must addition, which requires variances of District Meeting in substantially the be delivered to the Office of the District which would inhibit attendance at, or same form. Clerk no later than 5:00 p.m. on May 19, the following Village Code sections: (a) participation in, the hearing should NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER 2015 in order to be canvassed. 138-404 to maintain a lot area of 3,600 notify the Village Clerk at least three GIVEN that at said Annual School A list of all persons to whom absentee square feet, where a minimum of 7,500 business days prior to the hearing, so District Budget Vote and Election to be ballots have been issued will be available square feet is required; (b) 138-406 to that reasonable efforts may be made held on May 19, 2015, qualified voters during regular office hours in the Office shall also vote to elect two (2) members of the School District Clerk until the day maintain a front property line length of to facilitate such attendance and to the Board of Education for three-year of the election. 60 feet, where a minimum of 75 feet is participation. terms commencing July 1, 2015 and NOTICE is also given that a Real required; (c) 138-409 to maintain a lot Dated: April 15, 2015 expiring on June 30, 2018. Property Tax Exemption Report prepared width at the setback line of 60 feet, where BY ORDER OF THE ZONING AND FURTHER NOTICE IS in accordance with Section 495 of the a minimum of 75 feet is required; (d) HEREBY GIVEN, that candidates for Real Property Tax Law will be annexed BOARD OF APPEALS the office of member of the Board of to any tentative/preliminary budget as 138-1002 to maintain a dwelling without Education may be nominated only by well as the final adopted budget of which the required two (2) parking spaces; (e) petition. Vacancies on the Board of it will form a part; and shall be posted on 138-413.1 to maintain encroachments Education are not considered separate, the District’s website. into the height-setback ratio plane where specific offices; candidates run at large. NOTICE APPROVED: Week of April 16, 2015 Gold Coast Gazette Page 12 PUBLIC NOTICE CROSSWORD PUZZLE "Ex" Marks The Spot! 5% shall be payable for the month of by Myles Mellor and Sally York RESOLUTION NO. 34, YEAR 2015 December, and thereafter interest will RESOLVED, that the Village Tax Roll be added monthly or for any fraction 1234 56789 10 11 12 13 and Warrant for the fiscal year 2015-2016 thereof from January 5, 2016 until paid 14 15 16 was filed with the Village Treasurer on at the current rate in effect as set by the April 14, 2015 and the Base Proportions State Commissioner of Taxation and 17 18 19 set at: Finance as prescribed in subdivision 2 Homestead – 78.4238% of Section 924-a of the New York Real 20 21 Non-Homestead – 21.5762% Property Tax law. 22 23 Dated: April 14, 2015 Said resolution further provides that the Marianne Lennon Collector of Taxes mail to all persons 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Sea Cliff, NY whose property appears on the tax roll, Village Clerk at their last known post office address, a 32 33 34 35 36 37 ------x statement of the tax rate, the assessment, LEGAL NOTICE the amount of tax due on the property 38 39 40 COLLECTION OF TAXES described in such notice, and the time 41 42 43 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Board and place at which the same may be of Trustees of the Incorporated Village of paid. 44 45 46 Sea Cliff, Nassau County, New York, did Dated: Sea Cliff, NY on the 14th day of April, 2015, adopt a By order of the Board of Trustees 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 resolution authorizing and directing that April 14, 2015 54 55 56 57 58 59 the taxes of the Incorporated Village of Marianne Lennon, Village Clerk Sea Cliff, Nassau County, New York, for ------x 60 61 the 2015-2016 year be levied in the sum LEGAL NOTICE of $5,028,153.00 (five million, twenty- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Board 62 63 64 eight thousand, one hundred and fifty- of Trustees of the Incorporated Village three dollars and zero cents) to be split of Sea Cliff, Nassau County, New York, 65 66 67 between Homestead, at a rate of $3.7617 did on the 14th day of April 2015, adopt on each one thousand dollars of assessed the 2015-2016 Budget for said Village as valuation, and Non-Homestead, at a follows: Across Down rate of $11.3214 on each one thousand APPROPRIATIONS Across 9. Fire remnant dollars of assessed valuation; and Executive Staff $ 910,198.00 1. Catalog card abbr. 10. Peter, for one that the assessment roll be completed Public Safety $ 812,953.00 5. Inferior 11. Em, to Dorothy accordingly. Public Works $1,661,795.00 10. West Samoan monetary unit 12. Poland’s Walesa Pursuant to said Resolution, the Mayor Recreation $ 63,900.00 14. Canceled 13. Gray has signed the proper warrant directed General Government $1,813,975.00 15. Perpendicular to the keel 18. Carbamide 16. Petitions 19. In a hurry to the Collector of Taxes commanding Debt Redemption $ 379,878.00 17. Federal government part 23. Dined in a restaurant said Collector to collect said taxes, and Funded Projects $ 27,450.00 20. Mosque towers 25. Small-time dictator to attest same with proper seal of the TOTAL BUDGET $5,670,149.00 Village of Sea Cliff and deliver said 21. Coarse 26. “Four Quartets” poet warrant to the Clerk of the Village. 22. Reindeer feature 28. Certain tide LESS ESTIMATED REVENUES 23. Bend 29. Audition tape The tax roll and warrant have been Miscellaneous $ 384,996.00 left with the Collector of Taxes for 24. Money in the bank, say 30. March time Beach $ 90,000.00 27. Asian language branch 31. Skin problem collection. NYS Per Capita Assistance The Village Hall is hereby designated as 32. Sail holder 32. Same: Fr. $ 48,000.00 36. Cabbagelike vegetable 33. Neural transmitter the place where the Collector of Taxes NYS Mortgage Tax $ 70,000.00 will receive taxes from one o’clock in 37. Destitute 34. Switchblade NYS Youth Agency $ -0- 38. Noncompetitive events 35. Novice the afternoon until eight o’clock in the Federal Revenue Sharing $ -0- 41. Wavelike design 39. Mediterranean capital evening on Mondays except on such days TOTAL REVENUE $ 592,996.00 42. Profligate 40. Turkey’s locale or times that the Village Hall Offices PILOT $ 24,000.00 43. Announce 46. Authentic may be closed, and from nine o’clock APPROPRIATED FUND BALANCE 44. Messenger 48. Swelling in the morning, until four o’clock in the $ 25,000.00 45. Fragrant oil 50. It may be organized afternoon on Tuesdays through Fridays AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX 47. Good name, for short 51. Electric dart shooter except on holidays or such other days or $5,028,153.00 49. Anglican cleric 52. Cousin of a mink times that the Village Hall Offices may Prior Year Tax on Formerly Exempt 54. Plunder 53. Breathers be closed. One-half of all taxes on real Property -0- 58. Zinc ____ (ointment ingredi- 54. Computer list estate shall be due and payable on the NET TAX LEVY $5,028,153.00 ent) 55. ___ of Evil first day of June 2015 and the remaining ASSESSED VALUATION- 60. Kierkegaard and Nietzsche, e.g. 56. Houston university and final half shall be due and payable on HOMESTEAD $1,048,260,815 62. Small cut 57. Calls upon the first day of December 2015. Taxes TAX RATE 3.7617 63. Palace protectors 58. Just for men due June 1, if paid on or before July 1, ASSESSED VALUATION-NON- 64. Get together 59. Josip Broz, familiarly no penalty will be added; if paid after HOMESTEAD $ 95,825,877 65. Puts to work 61. ___’easter July 1, a penalty of 5% shall be payable TAX RATE 11.3214 66. Cant 67. Stumbles for the month of June, and thereafter Dated: Sea Cliff, N.Y. interest will be added monthly or for any Marianne Lennon fraction thereof from July 2, until paid Down April 14, 2015 1. Barium ___ at the current rate in effect as set by the Village Clerk State Commissioner of Taxation and 2. Poison Finance as prescribed in subdivision 2 3. Deal maker of Section 924-a of the New York State 4. Nearby Real Property Tax Law. Taxes due on 5. Participate in a summer sport December 1, if paid on or before January 6. Life preserver? 4, 2016, no penalty will be added; if 7. Guns 8. Freelancer’s enc. paid after January 4, 2016, a penalty of Page 13 Gold Coast Gazette Week of April 16, 2015

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On April 19, 2015, at the North Shore will perform the lovely Adagio from High School Theater in Glen Head at Mozart’s beloved Clarinet Concerto and 3:00 PM, the Northwinds Symphonic oboist Steven Nahabedian will play the Band, under the musical direction of hauntingly beautiful “Gabriel’s Oboe” Helen Bauer and Associate Conductor from Ennio Morricone’s score for the Bradley Hartman, will present a diverse motion picture “The Mission.” Finally, and interesting program. Mr. Hartman the band is proud to give the world will conduct Aaron Copland’s stirring premiere performance of a new work by Be Good. Be Great. “Outdoor Overture,” James Curnow’s local Long Island composer Raymond “Fanfare and Flourishes,” selections Osnato entitled “Echoes of Antiquity.” from George Gershwin’s symphonic A three movement suite of symphonic works, Leonard Bernstein’s pulsating poems depicting ancient Rome, Greece PORTLEDGE “Mambo” from “West Side Story” and and Egypt, the fifteen-minute work will Portledge School Open House SCHOOL other works. Also on hand is guest be under the direction of the composer. Pre-Nursery - Grade 8 conductor Louis Panaciulli, music Admission to the concert is free. Thursday, April 30 director of the Nassau Pops who leads Please join us for an afternoon of great the ensemble in selections from Franz entertainment for the whole family. 9:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. E L Lehar’s tune-filled operetta, “The The NSHS Theater is wheel chair X E P C L O X R E E Merry Widow.” Two instrumentalists accessible. For additional information C R E A T E from the band will offer solos with the call 631.576.7527 or 631.849.1689. ensemble. Clarinetist G. Edward Smith Portledge School • 516-750-3202/3203 • www.portledge.org EAST WOODS Summer Camp Located on the beautiful, 46-acre campus of East Woods School in Oyster Bay.

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