County Repairing Sea Cliff Seawall July 4Th in Sea Cliff the Boat Ramp Along Prospect Avenue Whitton Said

Volume XXV No. 41 Hometown Newspaper for Glen Cove, Sea Cliff, Glen Head, Glenwood, Locust Valley and Brookville Week of 6/23/16 75C Glen Cove’s 2016 July 4th Weekend Celebration Children’s Bike Parade, Three Free Concerts and Fireworks!

The City of Glen Cove’s annual July 4th festivities celebrates great traditions with free concerts, fireworks and a children’s bike parade. “Glen Cove is the place to be for July 4th weekend as we have the best of everything for our residents - fireworks, a classic child’s bike parade, concerts downtown and in the park, beautiful beaches and picnic grounds,” said Mayor Spinello. Coordinated by the Glen Cove Youth Bureau, the annual July 4th Children’s Bike Parade has become a morning holiday tradition for kids of all ages and their families. Children take bikes, scooters, wagons, strollers and battery- powered vehicles and roll down the streets of downtown Glen Cove to the Village Square with their spirited energy and patriotism in full view. The parade starts at 10:00 a.m. but children are asked to arrive at the Robert M. Finley Middle School at 9:30 a.m. to decorate their bikes/wagons etc. for a bike decorating contest. For the bike contest, one winner will be selected in three categories - Most Patriotic, Most Original and Best Group - with a special prize for each winner. photo by Peter M. Budraitis more photos and schedule on page 2 County Repairing Sea Cliff Seawall July 4th In Sea Cliff The boat ramp along Prospect Avenue Whitton said. “It was immediately compromised. I am very glad to the wall in Sea Cliff and adjoining wall have been apparent that the sea wall was being and boat ramp completely secured now.” Please join the Civic crumbling and the foundation under the Association on Monday ramp washing away with storm tides. July 4 at 10 am at the village This has become a potentially hazardous Green in Sea Cliff to celebrate situation since the ramp is sinking, causing it to be uneven and dangerous Independence Day. There will for a boat to use as a launching area for be reading of the declaration, access to Hempstead Harbor. music, noisemakers, and Thankfully, Nassau County Legislator followed by the reading will Delia DeRiggi-Whitton was able to secure County funding to completely be a bicycle parade down Sea repair the seal wall and replace the Cliff Avenue to Lincoln plaza boat ramp. “After receiving calls by Metro Bistro. There will be from my constituents, I met Nassau refreshments as well. County Department of Public Works representatives and Sea Cliff Mayor We hope to see you there! Bruce Kennedy at the site,” Nassau County Legislator Delia DeRiggi- Page 2 Gold Coast Gazette Week of June 23, 2016 Glen Cove’s 2016 July 4th Weekend Celebration Children’s Bike Parade, Three Free Concerts and Fireworks! continued from cover the Landing neighborhood on July 4. Starting at 9 a.m. on Monday, July 4, There will also be free refreshments, a there will be no parking on Germaine July 4th arts and crafts project, giveaways Street, Landing Road or McLoughlin and a Patriotic singalong. Street west of Carpenter Street. Parking After the morning bike parade, all for individuals with Handicap Parking Here’s a look at Glen Cove’s July 4th full Weekend Schedule: residents are invited later in the day Permits will be available in the Morgan to Morgan Memorial Park for a 7:30 Park parking lot. For residents who Friday, July 1: p.m. concert featuring the Northwinds watch the fireworks from the Long Island Symphonic Band and a 9:15 p.m. · 7:30 p.m.: Downtown Sounds’ 2016 series kicks-off with a free concert Sound, safe boating is encouraged. featuring a Veterans Concert with the Patriot Brass Band at the Village Square. fireworks display. Under the musical Glen Cove’s July 4th festivities direction of Helen Bauer and guest Supported by the Downtown Business Improvement District and City of Glen are made possible through support Cove, this year’s presenting sponsors are Bethpage Federal Credit Union and conductor Barbara Sherwin, this provided by The Glen Cove Mansion, year’s program will feature familiar Garvies Point. Rain location is the Wunsch Auditorium at Robert M. Finley Garvies Point, Phillips Lytle LLP, Middle School. marches, patriotic favorites, selection Zarin & Steinmetz, D&B Engineers from the King and I, and the music of & Architects, P.S., , Anker’s Electric Irving Berlin and John Williams. A Sunday, July 3: Services, American Paving & Masonry · 7:30 p.m.: The 2016 Morgan Park Summer Music Festival kicks-off with Dixieland combo will feature G. Edward Corp., Bowne AE&T Group, Newport Smith on clarinet, Robert P. Evans on a Salute to America – Concert Pops of Long Island. Bring a picnic basket and Engineering, Turner Miller Group, Glen enjoy the concert at Morgan Memorial Park. trombone, trumpeter Barry Schwalb, Cove PBA, North Coast Subaru and Kevin Weibley on Tuba and Caitlyn Gannet Flemming. Cummings will “swing away” to When Monday, July 4: the Saints Go Marching In. Guest · 10:00 a.m.: Glen Cove’s Annual July 4th Children’s Bike Parade. Meet at soloist and harmonica virtuoso, Jiayi, the Robert M. Finley Middle School horseshoe at 9:30 a.m. for bike decorating. will dazzle the audience with Flight of Parade ends at the Village Square in downtown Glen Cove. the Bumblebee and Sousa’s Harmonica Wizard accompanied by members of · 7:30 p.m. Northwinds Symphonic Band performs at Morgan Memorial the band. Soprano Allison Tamburello Park. will join the band for the Josh Grobin favorite, You Raise Me Up and God · 9:15 p.m. Fireworks by Grucci. Bless America. To close the concert and honor the men and women of the U.S. Armed Forces, Northwinds will perform Northwinds Symphonic Band The Stars and Stripes Forever while Fireworks by Grucci brings bright bursts Performs July 4th at Morgan Park and a spectacular pyrotechnic artistry to the skies high above Morgan Memorial Broad Stripes and Bright Stars Park at 9:15 p.m. In case of rain, the concert will be held Celebrate the 4th with a program of great concert band music presented by the indoors at St. Patrick’s Church Parish Northwinds Symphonic Band under the direction of East Island resident Helen Bauer Hall on July 4th and the Fireworks will and guest conductor Barbara Sherwin. be rescheduled for Tuesday, July 5 at Included in the program will be familiar marches and patriotic favorites, selections 9:15 p.m. Residents are reminded that from the The King and I, and the music of Irving Berlin and John Williams. Guest bags and backpacks are subject to search soloist and harmonica virtuoso Jiayi He will dazzle the audience with Flight of the at Morgan Memorial Park for contraband Bumblebee and Sousa’s Harmonica Wizard accompanied by members of the band. including alcohol and fireworks. Soprano, Allison Tamburello will join the band for the Josh Grobin favorite, You Parking restrictions will be in effect in Raise Me Up and God Bless America. Northwinds will honor the men and women of the armed forces and close the concert with the Official March of the United States of America- The Stars and Stripes Forever. Please join us for an evening of great band music and wonderful family HEALTHY HOME TOUR entertainment, which will be followed by spectacular fireworks. Identify potentially hazardous products in your home www.Healthyhomenow.info

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Published weekly on Thursday by KCH Publications Inc. 57 Glen St., Glen Cove NY 11542. Phone (516) 671-2360. Price per copy is 75 cents. Week of June 23, 2016 Gold Coast Gazette Page 3 Finley Cellist Earns Scholarship The Secret Gardens of Sea Cliff July 9th a Sat. 10am-3pm Summer Refreshments 1pm-4pm Finley Middle School eighth-grader Axelle LaBaw, a cellist in the school’s string Tickets $25 orchestra, received a scholarship from the Nassau Music Educators Association to attend Usdan Summer Camp for the Arts. Come! Follow the sweet scent of roses, honeysuckle, phlox and lilies. They will Axelle has a strong desire and passion to study music and develop her skills on lead you along with us on a joyful and playful treasure hunt of gardens bursting with the cello. She was recognized for her performance at NYSSMA and her leadership color and with a special surprise around every corner....big treasure, little treasures... role in the middle school orchestra. Orchestra instructor Chris Lippe, the Glen Cove artistic creativity is very much alive and it plays out beautifully in this little Victorian Music Department and the Glen Cove School District would like to congratulate Village overlooking Hempstead Harbor. Axelle on her hard work and achievement and wish her the best of luck on her future musical endeavors. How difﬁcult it is to have a favorite! Gardens are as unique and imaginative as the gardeners. There are waterfalls, ponds, garden structures, unusual perennials and artful terracing, designs, and patterns tucked away in unsuspecting corners. What a wonderful delight!

Share the day with your friends and neighbors wandering through eight secret gardens.

At tours end you can relax and enjoy some light refreshments in a lovely garden shaded with a high canopy of walnut, maple, and oak trees with thoughts of ﬂowers dancing in your head. As Mr. Burbank wrote, "Flowers are sunshine, food and medicine for the soul." They are happy things.

Come join us on Saturday, July 9th. Tickets available for advanced purchase at Sherlock Homes Realty 305 Sea Cliff Ave, Sea Cliff and Danial Gale Realty 266 Sea Cliff Ave.

Day of the tour tickets will be available 9:30am at Peri Park on Sea Cliff Ave. Across from KC Gallagher’s Restaurant at 325 Sea Cliff Ave

For more info check us out on our Facebook Page….Sea Cliff Beautiﬁcation Committee Photo Caption: Finley School eighth-grade musician Axelle LaBaw is pictured with orchestra Or call 516-662-2821 teacher Chris Lippe. Photo courtesy of the Glen Cove City School District

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Glen Cove High School’s Student Senate, under the guidance of adviser Ellen Lynch, sponsored a team for the Relay for Life hosted at North Shore High School. One of the team’s fundraisers was to tape Glen Cove High School Assistant Principal Allen Hudson to a wall, which assisted them in raising $200 in approximately 45 minutes! During the Relay, the students played games, including kickball. They also got up on stage to sing karaoke and participated in a scavenger hunt.Glen Cove High School’s Student Senate took part in a Relay for Life at North Shore High School.

Photo courtesy of the Glen Cove City School District

Yankee Doodle Dandy at NSHM 6/29

Put on your red, white an d blue, and come celebrate Independence Day at the North Shore Historical Museum as board member Barry Rivadue gives a little tap dance tribute performance, and some history on the life of Great Neck resident George M. Cohan, before the showing of the 1942 film Yankee Doodle Dandy, on Wednesday June 29 at 7pm. Light refreshments will be served. Admission is $5 for museum members and $10 for non members. This is the final film in the Pistilli Film Series. The current exhibit at NSHM is North Shore Worships, celebrating the history of the many faiths represented in the area, which will continue until August 20. For further information call Museum Director Amy Driscoll at 516 801-1191, or visit northshorehistoricalmuseum.org Glen Cove Students Receive Physical Education Awards

Finley Middle School students Eder Leiva and Daniella Reyes; Connolly students Michael Piccirillo and Brooke Tan; and Landing students and twins Edith Vanegas and Jeffrey Vanegas received Outstanding Physical Education Awards from the Nassau Zone of the New York State Association for Health Physical Education Recreation and Dance during a ceremony at Roslyn High Editor and Publisher School on May 12. Kevin C. Horton This award recognizes the efforts of one male and one female student exiting from ﬁfth grade and eighth grade in June for Photographers exhibiting a physically active lifestyle and lifelong learning; demonstrating responsible personal and social behavior; displaying Peter Budraitis good character and leadership; and overall excellence in physical education. Richard Wilson Jr. Art Director Milkenia Horton Circulation Manager Robert J. Horton Layout Design Jackie Comitino Staff Writers John C. O’Connell Brenda Weck Gene Auciello Carol Grifﬁn Matthew Ross Sports Editor Robin Appel Gazette logo designed by artist Janice Leotti Patricia Campbell Horton Publisher Emeritus

Photo Caption: Pictured (l-r): Finley Middle School’s Eder Leiva, Landing School’s Jeffrey Vanegas and Edith Vanegas, Connolly School’s Michael Piccirillo and Brooke Tan. Photo courtesy of the Glen Cove City School District Week of June 23, 2016 Gold Coast Gazette Page 5

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Rest Jack Prince contract for sale requires the developer to finance and build them. He not only AUTO To the Editor, fails to explain how a TIF works but also Last Friday at Calverton National forgets to tell us that the anticipated tax Cemetery, a nineteen year old U.S. revenue being used for this includes the TRUCK Marine, from Bellrose, Pfc Jack Prince, portion of school tax that would have was laid to rest. Jack Prince has been gone to our schools. Finally he advises and nineteen since he was killed on Tarawa us that RXR will maintain the properties Atoll in the Gilbert Islands on 20 making it sound like a concession on November 1943. His earthly remains their part but in reality, RXR is required TRAILER were recently uncovered in a burial to maintain them by contract as well. trench near the battle site—and he has Posted on the City website by the finally come home for a fitting burial. Mayor are a number of other inaccuracies. ~ Complete Wiring Jack Prince went out and, like many The City doesn’t get 15 million dollars. ~All years, makes, models others, did his best for his country in the The CDA/IDA gets a check but that is ~Trailer Rewiring/ lighting second war. In the process his future reduced by payments already made by was forfeited. RXR to pay CDA/IDA loans. The City ~Troubleshooting. Jack Prince never experienced so gets 3.5 million out of that which is in ~Positive Ground Tech many things: a career, marriage, the budget but not yet realized. The City ~HID-LED-NEON lighting parenthood, christenings, graduations, has no obligations to the County. The ~Emergency Strobe Systems grandchildren—things so many of us CDA/IDA does. The Mayor states that have enjoyed because young men like over the next 40 years we would realize ~Snow Plow Electrical Jack helped preserve our way of life. 500 million in tax but doesn’t subtract ~Stereo Systems Jack Prince is now home in the greatest the 900 million he wants to give RXR ~Power Window and doors country God ever created. That’s got to in any equation nor does he explain that count for something. May he rest in most of that is School tax. Any budget peace. deficits should not be blamed on others, Over 20 Years Experience Semper Fidelis but by those who put one shot revenue Phil Como into a budget and disregarded history Work- 516-671-0673 American Legion Post 456 that they should have learned from. Cell- 516-644-1817 TIFs are not the answer, but holding Classic Auto Body The Full Story RXR to the contract is. Drew Lawrence 65a Glen Cove Ave. Glen Cove To The Editor, Past Glen Cove CDA member Recent articles in Newsday only tell part of the story. The contract for sale of the 52 acres requires RXR Realty throughout the agreement 2016 MORGAN PARK SUMMER MUSIC FESTIVAL and in subsequent amendments, and specifically Amendment 4, which states: The 57th Season “the Redeveloper shall be responsible for the funding and construction of Free Concerts in Morgan Park at 7:30 p.m. all Public Amenities. The Agencies acknowledge that the Redeveloper may seek funding from third-party sources, Sunday, July 3 other than the City of Glen Cove and its Concert Pops of Long Island performing agencies, in connection with funding all “Salute to America” or part of the Public Amenities…”. So Dean Karahalis, Conductor the Redeveloper (RXR) is responsible for all costs, not the City and the use of Morgan Park overlooks the harbor at Germaine Street anticipated tax revenue is contrary to the between Landing Road and McLoughlin Street in Glen contract for sale. Glen Cove derives no Cove. Bring chairs or blankets, and a picnic if you benefit in the use tax revenue to fund a wish. Children are welcome. Call 516-671-0017 for private project when the tax revenue has information and updates. always been anticipated to relieve some burden of our taxes. Rain location: S. Patrick’s Parish Hall, Pearsall Avenue, Similarly, the Mayor’s idea of Glen Cove. retaining land is a contradiction of that same contract and in doing so would also violate Zoning regulations, invalidate the Website: morganparkmusic.org Planned Unit Development and reduce Email: [email protected] the intended relief of tax burdens on the Or find us on Facebook at Morgan Park Summer Music residents of Glen Cove as well. Festival A subsequent article and column by the Mayor go on to misinform the public All concerts are subject to change. further. The “win-win” article in local papers informs the public that the road Morgan Park Summer Music Festival is a not-for- project will cost a projected 21 million. profit organization, administered by an all-volunteer He forgets to note that the City has 10 team. No taxpayer money is used or requested for these million in grants designated for that road concerts. Our seasons of professional, family-oriented project. He notes that “Municipalities performances are funded entirely through tax-deductible regularly provide the public infrastructure contributions. and amenities to support a project” Again he fails to advise the public that the Page 6 Gold Coast Gazette Week of June 23, 2016 The Interdisciplinary Balance Study at Glenwood Landing School

Glenwood Landing Elementary School students were asked the question, True or False, Is balance needed in all aspects of life?

After having completed a unit in student had been to all three stations, science called Balancing and Weighing there was a discussion on their learning. in the classroom, GWL students New understandings as to why balance is had the opportunity to engage in an needed for your body, in nature, and art/ interdisciplinary balance study found in music were conversed. music, art, and through yoga practice in the Glenwood Landing Outdoor Learning During this time, Mrs. Marcantonio, had Classroom thanks to the Collaboration discovered a birds nest hidden in a tree team. Mrs. Marcantonio said, “Today with three Robin’s eggs inside. Thus, was a wonderful day of learning. The adding to the balance of nature, and the students in second grade experienced roles that all species play in it. It was truly balance in a variety of interdisciplinary a great experience for students to gain areas!” new understandings, and the perspective of balance needed in all aspects of life. GWL music teacher, Mrs. Cheung, encouraged students to play a musical Article by HS Senior Intern Danielle Zbodula instrument that was made out of with assistance from Mrs. Marcantonio Photos natural resources (or manmade). These by Danielle Zbodula and Mrs. Marcantonio instruments resembled different sounds Featured GWL students engaging in an found in Mother Nature. She asked the interdisciplinary balance study found in kids to close their eyes and go on a trip in music, art, and through yoga practice in their minds of their groups choosing. One the Glenwood Landing Outdoor Learning group chose the Rainforest, adding to the Classroom. point of how Mother Nature can sound so beautiful “without any conductor telling them when to play.” This exempliﬁed ﬁnding balance in the sounds of different species communicating with each other and bringing harmony together (balance through different manmade instruments).

GWL art teacher, Mrs. Moran, asked her students what the difference between something Symmetrical and Asymmetrical was? In groups of two or three, the students were then asked to create a structure out of wood pieces that were either symmetrical or asymmetrical. Finding the balance in the process was difﬁcult for some, but allowed for team work among the groups.

The process allowed for students to ask a number of important questions including What effects balance?, How does the position of weight effect balance? Do objects of equal volume or size weigh the same? Students enjoyed discussing these questions and putting them to the test in their structures.

Physical education teacher, Mr. Carpenter, explained to his students the difference between static and dynamic balance. Static balance was deﬁned as being able to maintain equilibrium when stationary, while dynamic balance maintains equilibrium while moving. He explained the impact balance has on physical activity, using our eyes, ears, and body sense to retain our balance. It helps you move, think, and become happy and strong!

Students practiced different yoga poses, including breath control, meditation, and being able to keep themselves level- headed and achieve balance. After each Week of June 23, 2016 Gold Coast Gazette Page 7 Page 8 Gold Coast Gazette Week of June 23, 2016 High School Musicians Compete in Music in the Parks

The Glen Cove High School wind ensemble and orchestra traveled to New Jersey on June 3 to compete in the 2016 Music in the Parks competition. Both ensembles performed for a panel of judges and competed against high schools from all over the tri-state area. The wind ensemble was awarded ﬁrst place in their division, while the orchestra was awarded second place in their division. Teachers Brittney Frank Rifkind and James Guarini could not be more proud of how the groups performed and the level of musicianship and professionalism that was demonstrated.

Glen Cove High School’s wind ensemble placed ﬁrst in their division at the Music in the Parks competition in New Jersey. Photo courtesy of the Glen Cove City School District

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Deasy School first-graders had an opportunity to spend quality time with their dads when the school held its annual Father’s Day celebration on June 14. During the morning event, students and their fathers played kickball, under the guidance of physical education teacher Christopher MacDonald. They also enjoyed a snack and constructed wooden toolboxes, thanks to Home Depot. The retail chain It was Marlon Brando’s film debut. donated the materials for the toolbox activity, which included work aprons for the Last Week’s Celebrity students. The first-grade dads were also presented with pictures and stories that the students had created. Last week’s celebrity was English actress Joanna Pettet. Along with movies listed last week, she also appeared on the TV series “Banacek”, “McCloud”, “Mannix”, “Police Woman”, and “Murder, She Wrote”. In 1984, she appeared as herself in a “James Bond” tribute episode of “The Fall Guy”, starring Lee Majors, alongside ex-Bond girls Britt Ekland and Lana Wood. She also starred in the NBC miniseries “Captains and Kings” (1976) and guest starred four times on the classic Rod Serling anthology series “Night Gallery”, which was recently televised on the new This week’s celebrity was born in station “Decades” (Cablevision Ch. 112). Shippensburg, Pa. on Jan. 16, 1887. His She has also appeared in the 1977 NBC father was not only the local store clerk anthology series “Quinn Martin’s Tales but was also appointed Shippensburg of the Unexpected”, “Fantasy Island” trustee for the State Superintendent of and “The Love Boat”. In 1983, she had Public Education. So it was a forgone a recurring role on “Knots Landing”, the conclusion that our celebrity would “Dallas” spin-off, as “Janet Baines”, an First-grader Ayana Stevens and her dad constructed a wooden toolbox. receive extensive schooling. Unlike most LAPD homicide detective investigating others of his generation and background, the murder of Lisa Hartman’s character, the area being a farming community, singer “Ciji Dunne”. She also starred he attended Dickinson College and opposite Jane Alexander, John Cullum Shippensburg State Teacher’s College. and Randy Quaid in “Sweet Country” However, he opted to forego teaching for (1987), a film set in Chile during the a stage career. After becoming an actor, military take-over of 1973. he worked for Broadway plays and in touring theatrical companies for many Her last acting appearance, to date, years prior to his 1930 movie debut. He was in a 1990 “bad action film” called was in the original Broadway company “Terror in Paradise that was produced by of the 1922 play “Seventh Heaven” and Roger Corman. He was an independent would appear in the 1937 movie re-make film producer, director and actor, known of the same name with Simone Simon as “The Pope of Pop Cinema”. He and Jimmy Stewart. The 1927 silent mentored and gave a start to many young version starred Charles Farrell and Janet film directors such as Francis Ford Gaynor. Coppola, Ron Howard, Martin Scorsese and James Cameron and helped launch In 1930, at the age of 44, he made his the careers of Jack Nicholson and Peter film debut, costarring with Donald Fonda. During the filming of “Terror in Meek, in a series of 2-reel S.S. Van Dyne Paradise”, in the Philippines, Pettet was whodunits, “The Skull Murder Mystery” held hostage by rebels, led by Gregorio and “The Wall Street Murder Mystery”, Honansan, attempting to overthrow filmed at Vitaphone’s Brooklyn studios. Philippine President Corazon Aquino, Vitaphone’s parent company, Warner and Pettet managed to escape the hotel Bros., then bought him to Hollywood where she was being held, before fleeing in 1937, where he remained for the rest the country. By then, she had lost her of his career. H appeared in “This is enthusiasm for acting and decided it was time to bow out gracefully from the First-grader Gwen Perez presented her father with a paper that described him as a super My Affair” (1937) with Robert Taylor entertainment business. Tragically, the hero. and Barbara Stanwyck, “The Roaring Twenties” (1939) with Jimmy Cagney July 7, 1995 death of her only child, 26 and Humphrey Bogart, “Meet John Doe” year old Damen Zachary Cord, from a (1941) with Gary Cooper and Barbara heroin overdose, pushed her to retreat Stanwyck and played “District Attorney Hollywood even further. She moved Bryan” in John Huston’s “The Maltese to London and was the companion to Falcon”(1941) with Humphrey Bogart British actor, Alan Bates, when he died and Mary Astor. Just a little teaser...Do in 2003, at the age of 69, from pancreatic you remember who played La Poloma cancer. She presently resides in London. ship’s “Capt. Jacobi”, who had been shot and stumbled into “Sam Spade’s” office with the Maltese Falcon? Our celebrity was the justice of the peace, that married Marlon Brando’s and Teresa Wright’s characters in “The Men” (1950), a story of a WWII lieutenant, who is seriously First-graders played kickball with their dads during the school’s annual Father’s Day injured in combat and the struggles he celebration. Photos courtesy of the Glen Cove City School District faces as he attempts to re-enter society. Week of June 23, 2016 Gold Coast Gazette Page 11 North Shore Middle School: NY State National Model School to Watch Designation Ceremony & Celebration Only school in NY State this year to be named a 2016 Essential Elements School to Watch

Pictured is Principal Marc Ferris (center) from North Shore Middle School, which was named a 2016 Essential Elements School to Watch, surrounded by Trustee Toni Labbate, Trustee Sara Jones, Assistant Superintendent of Instruction Rob Chlebicki (back), Superintendent Dr. Edward Melnick, Assistant Principal Rachel Green, Trustee Lara Gonzalez, and Mr. Brian Sherman and Dr. David Payton, two representatives New York State Essential Elements: Schools-to-Watch Program. Article and photo by Shelly Newman

On June 10th, North Shore Middle for the homeless in NYC), and Lola School students, faculty, staff, MS PTSO Scarpone (toiletries for the needy in South SAFE, Inc. encourages Seniors to Lock Up Your Meds! members, NS administrators, and members Africa). Then Dr. Ferris presented Social of the Board of Education all gathered Studies teacher, Tom Curtin, with a plaque Ashley Ferrufino, the SAFE Glen Cove Coalition Liaison visited seniors at the in the gymnasium to participate in a for his years of dedication to the North Glen Cove Senior Center on May 17th to share some information on securing and School to Watch Designation Ceremony Shore School District and wished him luck safeguarding prescription drugs. She offered them national and local statistics related & Celebration. Congratulations go out to in his retirement. to prescription drug abuse and misuse, discussing steps they could take to reduce use Principal Dr. Marc Ferris and Assistant Following, Dr. David Payton and Mr. utilizing the “Lock Up Your Meds!” campaign. Principal Rachel Green as well as the entire Brian Sherman, two representatives from North Shore Middle School community for EE:STW, presented Dr. Ferris with the The "Lock Up Your Med's" is a national campaign supported by National Family being the only school in NY State this year 2016 Essential Elements School to Watch Partnership. The campaign utilizes a multi-media approach to educate communities to be named a 2016 Essential Elements Award. A banner with this designation is about what adults can do to stop prescription drug abuse among youth. School to Watch (EE:STW). currently on display on the front of the To an enthusiastic audience, Dr. Ferris school building. North Shore Middle In Glen Cove statistics indicate that prescription drug use on the whole is one the kicked-off the ceremony by congratulating School was praised for being the only downside, however there is still potential for youth to engage in abuse. According to the his students, faculty, and staff for school in NY State this year to be named a results of the 2014 Bach-Harrison Prevention Needs Assessment Survey that was given contributing to this high honor. He spoke 2016 Essential Elements School to Watch to Glen Cove students grades 6,8,10, &12, lifetime rate of prescription narcotic abuse about the importance of the E3 philosophy and one of 14 schools in the nation to receive has increased for the students in the 10th grade. Results also indicated the 10th grade (Everyone Matters, Everyone Cares, this prestigious designation. Dr. Ferris lifetime use rate of prescription narcotics has increased from 2.6% in 2012 to 4.3% in Everyone Learns) at North Shore Middle will be formally honored at the upcoming 2014. School and how it is integral to the success National Schools to Watch Conference on of his students and the whole building. He June 22-25, 2016 in Washington D.C. “It is important that we educate the community on prescription drug abuse because reiterated, “I am so proud of the work that Principal Ferris stated, “It is a really nice family and friends have become the unwitting suppliers in this epidemic” Ferrufino said. our teachers and students at North Shore feeling to be recognized as a model middle “With increasing accessibility to prescription medication in the household teens are able Middle School are accomplishing every school in both N.Y. State and across the to begin experimenting at younger ages”. It is important that the community become day.” Nation. In the near future, representatives aware of this growing problem and what actions they can to prevent and reduce use. After a beautiful performance of from other middle schools across the United Imagine (written by John Lennon) by States will visit our school and learn what a During the presentation SAFE Inc., distributed Medication Tracking cards that can the North Shore Middle School band truly outstanding middle school looks like.” be used to keep inventory of all household medications. By tracking medication and chorus under the direction of their He concluded by stating, “This high honor the individual is quickly alerted if any medication has gone missing. Seniors were music teachers, Dr. Ferris presented the sends a clear message to our students that encouraged to speak with grandchildren about the risk and dangers of both over-the following students with awards for their when adults in an organization collaborate counter and prescription medication. Ferrufino discussed misconceptions and potential outstanding E3 efforts and for making and work hard, it pays off.” reasons youth may lean towards prescription drug abuse with seniors. a difference in our community. Awards For more information regarding the New went to Jack Levin (Juvenile Diabetes York State Essential Elements: Schools-to- For more information about the SAFE Glen Cove Coalition, SAFE's SAFE Rides Foundation), Richard Perez (American Watch Program, please visithttp://www. Program or other SAFE initiatives contact SAFE at: 516-676-2008 or visit the website Cancer Foundation, Kick Brass, and Relay p12.nysed.gov/ciai/mle/eestw/and www. at http://www.safeglencove.org or our Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/ for Life), Mackenzie Olitsky (Multiple schoolstowatch.org. safeglencovecoalition. Sclerosis Foundation), Kyle Soscie (Tech Buddy Program), Zoe Varkaris (toiletries Page 12 Gold Coast Gazette Week of June 23, 2016 28th Annual John Maccarone Golf Tournament to Benefit Glen Cove Student-Athletes

Hit the links for a good cause this Students are chosen for their dedication - Ann DiPietro July with the Glen Cove Hall of Fame’s to excellence both in the classroom and 28th Annual John Maccarone Golf on the field. Tournament. The tournament will be This annual tournament is held at the Dear Great Book Guru, uncover why these two women become held 7:30 a.m. Monday, July 18th at the beautiful Glen Cove Golf Club, featuring I am looking forward to a myriad of so intimately connected. Gradually Glen Cove Golf Club. Proceeds from spectacular views of the Long Island wonderful summer events here in Sea we come to realize Emerence for all the event are awarded as scholarships Sound. Tickets are $125 per golfer and Cliff beginning this week with the Sea her intimidating and seemingly cruel to exceptional Glen Cove High School they include a continental breakfast, Cliff Civic Association’s iconic Ice behavior is actually a Christ-like figure graduating student-athletes each year greens fees, carts, BBQ lunch and a gift. Cream Social held every year in Spooky whose love encompasses humans and in memory of John Maccarone, former In addition to the 18 hole tournament, Park. While I am waiting for the fun to animals alike. When she dies, literal and Glen Cove Recreation Director. Over competitors may partake in contests begin, I would love a good book to start metaphorical doors open, with Magda $150,000 has been raised and distributed including closest to the pin, closest to the the summer off just right. Any ideas? realizing how small a person she herself throughout the 27 year history of the line and longest drive. Trophies will be Fan of Sea Cliff Summers is and the depth of Emerence’s goodness. tournament and this year $7,000 in awarded to top participants. This is a very moving albeit challenging scholarships will be awarded to Glen For sponsorship opportunities or Dear Fan of Sea Cliff Summers, book that reminds the reader how Cove High School Class of 2016 seniors to register to play, call the Glen Cove My book club just finished a novel impossible it is to truly know another. Amanda Heavey, Catherine Hatala, Recreation Department at 516-676- that was not very well received by my Recommended! Michelle Melfi, Grace Blinkoff, Christian 3766. friends, but one that I much enjoyed : Guevara and Gaetano Famiglietti. THE DOOR by Magda Szabo. Szabo is a renowned international author who has written over twenty award winning books, but is little known in America. This beautifully crafted jewel of a novel is a great introduction to her work. It is the story of two women: Magda- a young intellectual novelist married to an older physician- and Emerence- an elderly servant who becomes an integral part of their household. It is a deeply moving psychological mystery that seeks to Glen Cove Police Department Outreaches to Local Stores for SCAM Education Effort Photo Caption: 2016 John Maccarone Scholarship recipients: Amanda Heavey, Catherine With the growing concern about the impact of telephone scams and fraud, the Hatala, Michelle Melfi, Grace Blinkoff and Sidney Canararick Scholarship recipient Christian Glen Cove Police Department is launching an outreach effort to engage local Guevara are pictured with Glen Cove Hall of Fame Committee Members Darcy Belyea, Leslie drug and convenience stores and pharmacies to help educate the Glen Cove Maccarone Baptista and Jacquie Gow. Missing from photo is John Maccarone Scholarship community as a preventive measure against this growing area of crime. recipient Gaetano Famiglietti. “Being the guardians of the public safety it is our obligation to help Glen Cove residents understand that there are unlawful practices beginning conducted by criminals who prey on people to steal their money,” said Glen Cove Police Chief K of C Honor Students of the Month for William Whitton. “These criminals telephone residents and falsely threaten them with legal action, jail time or claim that a family member has been kidnapped Glen Cove High School or arrested – all to get them to give up their hard earned money.” One of the The Knights of Columbus, James Norton Council, honored Enaiya Awan as the most pressing issues is that the criminals ask residents to buy a pre-paid credit March, 2016 Student of the Month, Samantha Barry as the April, 2016 Student of card at a local store to pay off their “debt”, ransom or for the cost of a lawyer. the Month and Alyssa Zangari as the May, 2016 Student of the Month, for their According to Detective Lieutenant John Nagle, “These criminals can be very outstanding academic performance and community involvement. convincing on the phone by evoking the names of the Internal Revenue Service, the U.S. Treasury Department, Nassau Court System and LIPA while also getting residents to share the names of their family members. They ask for pre-paid credits cards and its pin number as the payment is untraceable and there is no recourse for a resident to get their money back.” “With knowledge as power, the Glen Cove Police Departments efforts are aimed at engaging the support of store managers and their employees as a preventative measure, “said Mayor Spinello. “They are asking the stores to alert their cashiers about how to ask a few simple questions when an individual is purchasing a large amount of pre-paid credit cards can help detect a scam.” Stores are being asked to educate their employees about telephone scams by posting a flyer and prompting cashiers to ask this question: Do you know scammers are urging people to buy these cards to pay off debts that really are not owed? In addition, the flyer suggests that customers call the Glen Cove Police Department at (516) 676-1000 before completing the transaction or calling a Pictured presenting the students with their certificates in Glen Cove High School left- to right- criminal back with a Pre-Paid credit call number. Antonio Santana, Principal, Glen Cove High School, Samantha Barry, April 2016 Student of the Month, Alyssa Zangari, May 2016 Student of the Month, Enaiya Awan, March 2016 Student of the Month, Angelo Floccari, Grand Knight, Knights of Columbus James Norton Council and Hon. Richard J. McCord, Glen Cove City Court Judge Week of June 23, 2016 Gold Coast Gazette Page 13

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Rotary Club of Glen Cove to Host 21st Annual Golf Outing

By: Mary Grace Donaldson

GLEN COVE, N.Y. – The Rotary Club of Glen Cove will hold its annual ﬂagship fundraiser, the club’s 21st Golf Outing, on July 25, 2016. The golf portion of the day will be held at the Glen Cove Golf Course on Lattingtown Road. Sign-in begins at 11:00 A.M, with a barbecue prior to the 1 P.M. tee-off Dinner and awards will immediately follow at the Metropolitan in Glen Cove.

A new feature of this year’s outing is an instructional golf option, which, upon request, invites novice golfers to participate in the outing with instruction from a golf pro.

The club will honor two former Rotarians, Nicholas DiLeo and Peter Patrissi. Both honorees are being recognized together for the third consecutive year. DiLeo was a member of the Glen Cove club prior to his passing in 2014.

Proceeds from the outing directly beneﬁt the Glen Cove club’s winter project, Dress-A- Child. Members of the club accompany area children, who are in need of winter coats and accessories, on a shopping trip to Target each November. The children leave with bags ﬁlled with winter weather clothes. The club participates in several service projects throughout the year.

The event team is still seeking golfers and tee sponsorships. For additional information, golfer registration, dinner only reservations or sponsorship, please contact event chair Martin Wertheim at (516) 671-0427.

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