Volume XXV No. 43 Hometown Newspaper for Glen Cove, Sea Cliff, Glen Head, Glenwood, Locust Valley and Brookville Week of 7/7/16 75C July 4th Children’s Bike Parade Attracts Hundreds of Riders

A Glen Cove tradition for over 20 years, the Annual Children’s bike parade took place on the morning of July 4 attracting hundreds of residents dresses on decorated bikes to celebrate America’s Independence. It all began when two Glen Cove residents, Cheryl Carmody and Patti Pilla, organized a small informal neighborhood parade with the children who lived in the area of the president’s streets. As it grew in popularity it was quickly moved to the downtown area. It was the perfect day for a bike ride through downtown Glen Cove with several hundred children and their families participating in the City’s annual event. Led by a costumed City Eagle with music by D.J. John Yee, bikes decorated in red, white and blue with kids wearing patriotic tee shirts, bandanas and sparkly accessories, made this traditional bike parade a spectacular vision to see. At the completion of the ride, Mayor Reggie Spinello invited children to join him on stage to sing a melody of patriotic songs while bike parade volunteers and

continued on page 2 (photo by Anthony G. Gallego Gill Associates Photography) Local Heroin Dealer Off the Streets Glen Cove Police along with Nassau the entire North Shore area. The joint Narcotics, ATF and Suffolk Police efforts of the Glen Cove Police, the arrested a major heroin dealer who was Nassau County Police Narcotics Unit, supplying heroin to Glen Cove and ATF, and Suffolk PD, resulted in this the surrounding area on June 28. The arrest which will reduce the amount of defendant was arrested in Brooklyn after this poison entering our communities.” an extensive investigation which was The dealer, along with another co- originated after the Glen Cove Crime defendant was arrested on Wednesday by Prevention Unit discovered that the the combined task force after the vehicle dealer was supplying large amounts of they were driving in was pulled over on heroin to Glen Cove and the surrounding Decatur Street in Brooklyn. At the time areas. of her arrest the defendant possessed Glen Cove Det. Lieutenant John Nagle “ This arrest resulted after an intensive Pictured with the drugs seized are, from left investigation which was originated by to right, Detective Eddy Linares, Detective the Glen Cove Crime Prevention Unit. Lieutenant John Nagle, Detective Brian This particular dealer was bringing out Glennon this deadly drug to our community and continued on page 2 Page 2 Gold Coast Gazette Week of July 7, 2016 Healthy Home Tour

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Local Heroin Dealer Off the Streets City of Glen Cove to Recognize continued from cover said, “I Am thoroughly and totally 598 bags of heroin, and approximately disgusted with the people who choose to Musician Richie Cannata with $3,900 in cash. During the car stop the deal this deadly drug to our youth, it’s defendant’s 12 year old sibling was also causing tremendous damage to family’s Street Dedication on July 8th in the vehicle. The suspected dealer, throughout the country, I promise as Chief of Police to do everything within 22 year old Damaris Lee Santana of Cove Mayor Reggie Spinello will host has been such an important part of Glen our power to root out the dealers wherever Brooklyn was charged with Criminal a special street dedication ceremony on Cove’s music heritage that I felt it was they may be that bring heroin and other Sale of a Controlled Substance in the 2nd Friday, July 8th at 7:15 p.m. in Glen time for our City to give him a proper illegal substances to our community.” degree, five counts of Criminal Sale of a Cove’s Village Square to pay special thank you,” said Mayor Spinello. “I look Glen Cove Mayor Reginald Spinello Controlled Substance in the 3rd degree, recognition to one of the City’s most forward to having Richie, his family and said, “ This is a critical arrest and I am six counts of Criminal Possession of a talented musicians, Richie Cannata. his fans joining us on this very special thankful for the outstanding collaboration Controlled Substance 3rd degree. Jessica Cannata, a multi-talented musician and occasion.” among law and drug enforcement Cales, age 35 of Brooklyn was charged cancer survivor, will have an honorary Richie Cannata is a music producer, officers from Glen Cove, Nassau with Criminal Sale of a Controlled street sign in his name -Richie Cannata multi-instrumentalist, studio owner and Suffolk Counties to aggressively Substance 2nd degree and Criminal Place- that will be placed on a street post and a Long Island Music Hall of Fame pursue heroin drug dealers,” said Mayor Possession of a Controlled Substance 3rd on Bridge Street. The sign will appear inductee. Forty years ago Richie wrote Reggie Spinello. “ For the safety of degree. Both defendants were arraigned throughout Glen Cove’s Downtown and performed the song, “New York our community and its young people, in First District Court on Wednesday Sound summer concert series including State of Mind,” with Billy Joel and today the efforts to stop drug trafficking is a June 29. Defendant Santana was held on Mr. Cannata’s August 12th performance people still remember the words and priority for our police department and $150,000 cash bail and defendant Cales with the Lords of 52nd Street. “Richie notes to this classic anthem with great it’s a critical one as each arrest can save was held on $100,000 cash bail. fondness. Glen Cove Police Chief William Whitton the lives of many.” Children’s Bike Parade continued from cover The Gold Coast Gazette cookies to all parade goers and Mayor 57 Glen Street, members of the Glen Cove Youth Bureau Spinello thanked Cheryl Carmody, Glen Cove, NY 11542 served water, lemonade and cookies and the Bike Parade’s Committee – Diane (USPS008886)(ISSN10651748) had kids decorate their own star for a Bruschini, Arlene O’Dell, Cindy Rogers, very special holiday craft. Coleen Spinello, Marcia Travatello, Spiro Postmaster: Send address changes to The Gold Coast Gazette, 57 Glen Winners of the July 4th Bike Decorating Tsirkas, Susan Tripp and Lisa Travatello St. Glen Cove, NY 11542. Entered as second class paid postage at the Contest were Rachel Solomon for Most – along with Matt Grabowski and Glen Post Office at Sea Cliff N.Y. Patriotic, The Werner Family for Most Cove Youth Bureau, Department of Original and the Briones Family for Public Works, Parks & Recreation, Published weekly on Thursday by KCH Publications Inc. 57 Glen St., Best Group prize. Northwell Health Police Department, Auxiliary Police, Glen Cove NY 11542. Phone (516) 671-2360. Price per copy is 75 cents. Glen Cove Hospital provided water and EMS and Volunteer Fire Dept. Week of July 7, 2016 Gold Coast Gazette Page 3 ’

by Kevin Horton Local Residents Graduate from Trinity College

On May 22, 2016, the following local residents graduated from Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut.

* Christian J. Curran, of Glen Cove (11542) earned a B.A. in Political Science.

* Marisol C. Salaman, of Port Washington (11050) earned a B.A. in English.

* Morgan C. Feldman, of Upper Brookville (11545) earned a B.A. in American Studies. Congrats to all!!! See Local Resident In South Pacific Production Jaben, USA, SuperNova Productions and Hammerstein’s earlier Oklahoma!). and The Josephine Foundation present The production won ten Tony Awards, Rodgers and Hammerstein's SOUTH including Best Musical, Best Score and PACIFIC starring Kelsey Gronda of Best Libretto, and it is the only musical Glenwood Landing as Nellie Forbush and production to win Tony Awards in all Paul Fraccalvieri as Emile de Becque. four acting categories. Its original cast Friday July 22 through Saturday July 30 album was the bestselling record of the at the ICC Theatre in Douglaston. 7200- 1940s. 7250 Douglaston Parkway Douglaston, NY 11362. Tickets are $25 for general admission, $40 for VIP reserved seating. PERFORMANCES Set on a tropical island during World DATES/TIMES:: War II, the musical tells the sweeping romantic story of two couples and how their happiness is threatened by Friday July 22 at 8pm the realities of war and by their own Saturday July 23 at 2pm prejudices. Beloved songs include "I'm in Love With a Wonderful Guy," “Some Saturday July 23 at 8pm Enchanted Evening,” "Younger Than Sunday July 24 at 3pm Springtime," “I’m Gonna Wash That Thursday July 28 at 8pm Man Right Outa My Hair,” and “There Friday July 29 at 8pm is Nothin’ Like a Dame.” Don’t miss this American classic that critics hailed as Saturday July 30 at 2pm “Flawless,” “Gorgeous!” and “Simply Saturday July 30 at 8pm Wonderful!"

The original Broadway production composed by Richard Rodgers with A special pre or post show dinner is lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II and available Saturdays 7/23 & 7/30 at 5:00 book by Oscar Hammerstein II and PM (add $30 to ticket price) Joshua Logan, enjoyed immense critical A special pre show brunch is available and box-office success, and became on Sunday 7/25 at 1:00 pm. (add $30 to the second-longest running Broadway ticket price) musical to that point (behind Rodgers

For Gazette advertising information call 671-2360 Page 4 Gold Coast Gazette Week of July 7, 2016 Young Performers in Concert and Glen Cove High School Select Chorale at Morgan Park Summer Music Festival Sunday, July 10 at 7:30 p.m.

Sponsored by Rising Tide and The Suozzi Family On Sunday, July 10, Morgan Park She has participated in and played lead Lincoln Center’s David Geffen Hall and Summer Music Festival hosts an eagerly roles in many school and community Avery Fisher Hall, and other venues in awaited showcase of young talents theatrical productions, among them New York City. from across the North Shore. Their Hello Dolly (Dolly) and Bye, Bye Birdie Young Performers in Concert 2016 performances will be followed by the (Kim). Katharine has received awards and the Glen Cove High School Select Glen Cove High School Select Chorale. from NYSTEA, All-County, and Select Chorale is underwritten by Rising Tide Beginning at 7:30 pm, the winners Ensemble. Siobhan Esposito of Sea and The Suozzi Family. of this year’s Marguerite Suozzi Young Cliff is a 16-year-old student at North Come on down to Morgan Park and Performers Talent Competition share a Shore High School. A classically-trained enjoy a wonderful evening of family delightful blend of vocal and instrumental musician who received a perfect score entertainment under the stars. Bring music with the audience. Truly, there in NYSSMA’s Classical Piano awards, a blanket or chairs and picnic if you is something for every musical taste; she also performs in her school’s Jazz wish. Children are welcome. Morgan however, the biggest thrill of the evening Band and has appeared in the NYSSMA Park is located on Germaine Street is witnessing the talent and professional Music Festival and the Litchfield Jazz at the end of Landing Road in Glen expertise of these young performers. Camp Music Festival. Cove. In the event of rain, the concert Some of the Competition’s past winners The Junior Winner is cellist Dylan Wu will be held in St. Patrick’s Parish Hall, have gone on to highly-regarded musical of Manhasset, a 12-year-old student at Pearsall Avenue, Glen Cove. For further careers. A performance by the Glen Cove Shelter Rock Elementary School. At the information, call (516) 671-0017, email High School Select Chorale follows the age of nine, Dylan was admitted to The [email protected], visit Young Performers. Juilliard School’s Pre-College Division. www.morganparkmusic.org or find us Headlining the show this year are He received two awards at Russia’s 9th on Facebook at Morgan Park Summer the competition’s top winners, vocalist International Tchaikovsky Competition Music Festival. Katharine Brady and pianist Siobhan for Young Performers and was also the Morgan Park Summer Music Festival Esposito. Katharine is a 17-year-old grand-prize winner of the American Fine is an all-volunteer nonprofit organization student at Manhasset High School. Arts Festival International Concerto that has been providing free concerts in Competition. the park for 57 years. The shows are Cici Fader, a 12-year-old student completely funded through the generous at Jericho Middle School is an donations that are received from Honorable Mention winner. Her many businesses and individuals. Taxpayer accomplishments include a solo piano money is not asked for nor received recital at East Meadow Library, a second to bring this high caliber talent to the place win in the NY Music Competition, Festival. Editor and Publisher a Gold Award win in the Town of Oyster Kevin C. Horton Bay’s Talent Contest and an honorable Photographers mention in the Bradshaw & Bruno Peter Budraitis International Piano Competition. Richard Wilson Jr. The judges selected 13 other Art Director outstanding young musicians to be part of Milkenia Horton Young Performers in Concert. They are Circulation Manager Melena Abercrombie, voice; Franciscus Robert J. Horton Chang, piano; Stephen Chang, piano; Layout Design Olivia Cody, voice; Elyssa Marie Jackie Comitino Corona, voice; Sebastian Daniel, piano; Staff Writers Christopher Kontos, piano; Oliver Liu, John C. O’Connell piano; Lauren Marchand, voice; Sydney Brenda Weck Ronis, guitar; Madison Schatz, voice; Gene Auciello Talia Schatz, voice and Katherine Wang, Carol Griffin piano. Matthew Ross Young Performers in Concert is Sports Editor immediately followed by the Glen Cove Robin Appel High School Select Chorale. Recent Gazette logo designed by honors for the 43-member Select artist Janice Leotti Chorale have included appearances Patricia Campbell Horton for President and Mrs. Obama at the Publisher Emeritus White House and a concert tour of Italy that featured a performance for Pope 57 Glen Street, Glen Cove, NY 11542 Francis at St. Peter’s Basilica. During Mr. Norris’ tenure, his choirs have e-mail: [email protected] Every Spring Morgan Park Summer Music Festival hosts a music talent competition for achieved some of the highest scores at Phone: 516-671-2360 youth from the North Shore of Nassau County. Competition Winners Katharine Brady and the NYSSMA Major Ensemble Festival: KCH Publications, Inc. Siobhan Esposito, Junior Winner Dylan Wu and Honorable Mention Winner CiCi Fader will Gold and Gold with Distinction. The All rights reserved headline a special concert of young performers on Sunday, July 12 at 7:30 p.m. in Morgan Select Chorale has performed at some Park. A performance by the Glen Cove High School Select Chorale follows Young Performers of New York’s most prestigious concert in Concert. The concert is free so come and be the first to see America’s next generation of halls, among them Carnegie Hall and musical talent. Week of July 7, 2016 Gold Coast Gazette Page 5 Glen Cove Mural Restoration Begins Justin Bellidora Arterial Highway Temporary Lane Auto Electrician Closure from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. AUTO Weekdays for Up To Four Weeks TRUCK

Glen Cove’s welcome mural on the who also oversees the Beautification and Arterial Highway/Route 107 is getting a Commission. makeover this summer. Manhattan artist Starting the week of July 4th and Sean Sullivan has been commissioned extending up to four weeks (weather TRAILER by the City of Glen Cove and the Glen permitting) from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Cove Beautification Commission to Monday through Friday the right lane of paint a new design to update the decades the Arterial Highway (Rt. 107) from Town ~ Complete Wiring old mural on the Rt. 107 southbound Path to the railroad trestle will be closed ~All years, makes, models retaining wall. For the safety of the as the artist and community volunteers ~Trailer Rewiring/ lighting artist and project workers, the new mural complete the mural restoration project. project requires the right lane of Rt. 107’s The new mural design will spell out the ~Troubleshooting. southbound traffic to be partially closed City’s name, “Glen Cove”, replacing ~Positive Ground Tech for five hours each day throughout the the seascape scene which currently ~HID-LED-NEON lighting duration of the project. “We appreciate adorns the wall. The Glen Cove Youth ~Emergency Strobe Systems the Glen Cove community’s support of Bureau’s Summer Youth Employment this project and it is our hope to limit Program participants and Beautification ~Snow Plow Electrical any inconveniences to our residents by Commission Volunteers will also work ~Stereo Systems closing only one lane during off-peak alongside the artist during the project. ~Power Window and doors travel hours,” said Darcy Belyea, Glen Cove Parks & Recreation Director, Over 20 Years Experience Rotary Club of Glen Cove to Host Work- 516-671-0673 Cell- 516-644-1817 Classic Auto Body 21st Annual Golf Outing 65a Glen Cove Ave. By Mary Grace Donaldson recognized together for the third Glen Cove consecutive year. DiLeo was a member The Rotary Club of Glen Cove will of the Glen Cove club prior to his passing hold its annual flagship fundraiser, the in 2014. club’s 21st Golf Outing, on July 25, Proceeds from the outing directly 2016. The golf portion of the day will benefit the Glen Cove club’s winter Congratulations to Green Vale’s be held at the Glen Cove Golf Course project, Dress-A- Child. Members on Lattingtown Road. Sign-in begins at of the club accompany area children, Class of 2016! 11:00 A.M, with a barbecue prior to the who are in need of winter coats and 1 P.M. tee-off Dinner and awards will accessories, on a shopping trip to Target The 94th Closing Exercises at The Green Vale School took place on Wednesday, immediately follow at the Metropolitan each November. The children leave with June 8 at the School’s campus in Old Brookville. On stage to present diplomas were in Glen Cove. bags filled with winter weather clothes. Head of School Dr. Jesse Dougherty, Upper School Director Tom Marvin, President A new feature of this year’s outing The club participates in several service of the Board of Trustees David Gelfand, and Assistant Head of School Linda is an instructional golf option, which, projects throughout the year. Gardiner. Reverend Jesse Lebus presided at the ceremony and gave the invocation upon request, invites novice golfers to The event team is still seeking golfers and benediction. Mr. Marvin recognized each graduate on stage and spoke of their participate in the outing with instruction and tee sponsorships. For additional unique talents and accomplishments, and the contributions made to Green Vale. from a golf pro. information, golfer registration, dinner Patrick Kenny was elected by his peers to deliver a commencement address and The club will honor two former only reservations or sponsorship, please poignantly stated how much Green Vale has meant to him and his classmates. “To the Rotarians, Nicholas DiLeo and Peter contact event chair Martin Wertheim at Class of 2016, we entered Green Vale as little kids, but we leave as a family.” Patrissi. Both honorees are being (516) 671-0427. The Class of 2016 chose Tyler Wood, Humanities Teacher, to deliver the Address to the Graduates. The entire audience of family, friends and faculty were also treated to a beautiful rendition of “Stand By Me” by the graduation chorus, directed by Music Teacher Jessica Chen. Glen Cove Offers Free Rowing Lessons to Children Mr. Gelfand announced that this year’s winner of the Watters Medal – an honor awarded each year to a faculty member who best promotes in students character May 27, 2016…With rising temperatures and warmer weather upon us, the building and global citizenship – was Green Vale’s newly appointed Dean of Upper City of Glen Cove is pleased to offer free Learn to Row Sessions to Glen Cove School Activities and Math Teacher Cathy Iannotta. She is the first faculty member to residents ages 13-18. Program participants will learn to row in the Long Island receive this accolade, following former Green Vale Head of School Stephen Watters Sound and will build skills such as teamwork, confidence, and focus as they receiving it last year. row along with their peers. Session dates are July 5th –July 8th, July 11th – This year’s winner of the Derby Medal, the highest honor given to a graduating July 15th and July 18th – July 22nd. The program takes place at Mercadante student, was Justin Lin. KG Foley was presented with the Benjamin Farnsworth Beach at Garvies Point Road in Glen Cove. Program hours are 9:30 a.m. – 12 VanderPoel Memorial Award. The John C. Green Bowl for highest academic average p.m. Monday through Thursday. All participants must be able to swim and a in the 8th Grade was awarded to Tana DeLalio and Justin Lin. The Thomas M. Bancroft, Jr. Citizenship Award went to Sasha Smithie and Harry Whitman. Layla parental waiver is required. Interested children and parents can download the Saad received the North Country Community Association Citizenship Award. The registration form at Buckley Award was presented to Jade Bajic and Lola Piuggi. The Robert Fenwick GlenCove-LI.us/parks-and-recreation Jackson Bowl was given to John Eastman and KG Foley. Head of School Awards were presented to William Cuddeback, Katrina Hunt and Helen Marcell. For further information please email [email protected] or contact the Class of 2016 graduates will attend the following secondary schools in September: Glen Cove Parks and Recreation Department at 516-676-3766. Cold Spring Harbor High School, Deerfield Academy, Friends Academy, The Hotchkiss School, Locust Valley High School, Milton Academy, North Shore High School, Oyster Bay High School, Phillips Academy (Andover Page 6 Gold Coast Gazette Week of July 7, 2016 Week of July 7, 2016 Gold Coast Gazette Page 7 Kindergarten Cafes Culminate the Bread Study at Glen Head School

To conclude their Bread Study, the kindergarten classes at Glen Head School ran cafes under the direction of their teachers. The decorative cafes had original themes and titles created by the students. In June, excited parents and family members gathered in the hallways to be eagerly greeted by their “student hosts and hostesses.” The kindergarteners were dressed up in hats and aprons according to their respective cafe theme. Inside the classrooms, desks were arranged as beautiful tables with flowers and decorations to resemble a fabulous cafe with banquet tables filled with homemade delicacies and baked breads. The students in each cafe took on the following jobs: bus boys and girls, waiters and waitresses, hosts and hostesses, kitchen workers, samplers, recipe book salespeople, cashiers, money changers and managers. The kindergarteners took their jobs very seriously and worked as a team to serve and please all those in attendance to the delight of all those who gathered to enjoy a delicious breakfast treat!

Article and photos by Shelly Newman Page 8 Gold Coast Gazette Week of July 7, 2016 Desert Highway Performs the Greatest Hits of the Eagles at Glen Cove Village Square The chart-topping hits of the Eagles will be featured when Desert Highway Band performs on week three of the 2016 Downtown Sounds Concert Series at the Village Square Plaza in Glen Cove on July 15 at 7:30 pm. The critically- acclaimed performances of Desert Highway provide a non-stop journey that celebrates one of the world's all-time best-selling bands. Desert Highway is a group of six talented musicians who join forces to pay homage to the Eagles, an American rock band formed in Los Angeles in 1971. As such, Desert Highway performs the rich vocal harmonies and intricate guitar styles that were staples of the world-renowned group. The authenticity is undeniable as their show is presented without the aid of prerecorded instruments or vocals. With five number-one singles, six Grammy Awards, five American Music Awards and six number-one albums, the Eagles were one of the most successful musical acts of the 1970s. Throughout their storied career, they sold more than 150 million records and the Desert Highway set includes many of these classics. For example, Eagles fans at the Village Square will sing, sway, dance and cheer during "Take It Easy," "Life in is the remarkable job they do replicating tribute band." OWTV Old Westbury Television. Host the Fast Lane," "Peaceful Easy Feeling," the rock and country sounds of the Presenting sponsors for Downtown Joe Manfredi will be streaming the "Heartache Tonight," "Desperado" historical American band. "Their sound Sounds 2016 are the City of Glen Cove, concerts live on www.ustream.tv, keyword and the classic-rock anthem "Hotel is so cohesive that if you didn't know Bethpage Federal Credit Union and OWWR. Free parking for Downtown California." The set list also features the better, you might think you really were Garvies Point. Other sponsors include Sounds is available nearby. Rain location solo work of Eagles' members Joe Walsh at an Eagles concert," wrote Pat Ryder Northwell Health Glen Cove Hospital, is the Wunsch Arts Center at R.M. Finley and Don Henley. of the International Press Association. Kimco Realty, American Paving & Middle School on Forest Avenue. For The six musicians comprising Desert "The singers were eerily evocative Masonry Corp., Bridge Marine, The more information, call the Glen Cove Highway have each had successful of the originals. The guitar work was Downtown Café, Glen Cove Volvo, and BID, 516-759-6570, or visit the Web at musical careers in the studio and on impeccable, and at times dazzling. The Glen Cove Printery. Media partner http://www.glencovedowntown.org or concert tours with major performing Desert Highway left the impression that is The SUNY College at Old Westbury, www.downtownsoundslive.org. artists. However, their main claim to fame they were much more than an Eagles OWWR Old Westbury Web Radio and Sea Cliff “Kindergarden” Throughout the course of the school year, Sea Cliff kindergarten students dedicated much of their time and energy to studying the lifecycles of seeds, frogs, ladybugs and butterflies. Additionally, they learned how to grow and care for plants in the “Kindergarden” with the help of community members. The integrated curriculum enabled the students to research and record facts; perform many hands on observations and experiments; discover all about earth care; measure plant growth and rainfall; and learn related songs and poetry. In June 2016, the kindergarten students invited their family and friends to a special “End of Year Culmination” held outside in the Sea Cliff “Kindergarden.” Dressed beautifully for the occasion, the students sang and performed many songs and poems with garden and spring themes including “Oats, Peas and Barley,” the “Garden Song,” and “Inch by Inch.” It was followed by a morning reception with food bought or prepared by many of the parents and the sharing Many thanks to the Sea Cliff kindergarten teachers for an amazing year of learning and for helping their students to continue “the circle of of student work. life.” Article and photos by Shelly Newman Week of July 7, 2016 Gold Coast Gazette Page 9

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WELCOME CENTER 49 Herb Hill Rd, Glen Cove, NY 11542 Hours: Monday-Friday 10am-5pm | 1-855-5-GARVIES Page 12 Gold Coast Gazette Week of July 7, 2016 Connie Cincotta Honored by the INN The INN, the Inter Faith Nutrition games and opportunities at the INN. supporters. non-profit organization is now the largest Network, recently held the 2016 Jean Kelly introduced honoree Connie Connie recently opened a restaurant in human service agency on Long Island, Innkeepers Ball at the Long Island Cincotta, announcing that Connie Oyster Bay, Autentico, with her friends with more than two thousand volunteers Marriott Hotel in Uniondale, where would only agree to accept the honor Zac Nudo and Chef Francesco Pecoraro, plus a dedicated staff. Connie Cincotta of Oyster Bay was one if her whole staff were also honored, where Billy Joel has been spotted a few For further information on how you of the honorees, along with her company so sixty men and women joined her at times. can help support the INN or volunteer, the Glenwood Mason Supply Company the podium to receive her award with The mission of the INN is to provide visit the-inn.org or call 516 486-8506 Inc., in Brooklyn. cheers and applause from her friends and food and shelter for the homeless. The Connie and her staff volunteer at one of the soup kitchens, and she has endowed the Mary Brennan INN with a kitchen in memory of her parents Joseph and Marian Cincotta. The INN, which was founded in 1983 by a group of concerned volunteers, has fourteen soup kitchens, including the North Shore INN in Glen Cove, three emergency shelters, a veteran’s home and twenty long term housing sites, in addition to their latest initiative, the Center for Transformative Change. The other honoree was Jeffrey Forchelli, Managing Partner of the law firm Forchelli, Curto, Deegan, Schwartz, Mineo and Terrana LLP. Both were presented with the Humanitarian of the Year award. There were hundreds of luxurious silent auction items from famous designers, and tickets to shows and sporting events. Jean Kelly, Executive Director of the INN welcomed guests, and introduced Carol Silva and Erin Colton of Channel 12 News, who acted as auctioneers for six live auction experiences, including fine dining, sailing, golfing, a Mets

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LOCUST VALLEY – At the Fourth Day Honors ceremony held at Friends Academy on Wednesday, June 8th, the Upper School departments announced this year’s academic and special recognition awards. At the same time, the Friends Cum Laude Society inducted new members from the senior class. Following the tradition of having a parent of a Friends Academy graduating senior address the audience, this year’s speaker was Tyra Banks, parent of senior Sydney Banks (Baldwin). Sydney will attend Vanderbilt University in the fall and earned the prestigious Chancellor Scholarship. Senior Saborny Mahmud of Massapequa (Johns Hopkins University) opened the ceremony with a Scripture Reading. Seniors Dennis Lin of Manhasset (University of Chicago) performed “Sonata in Eb, Opus 120 #2” by Johannes Brahms; Devika Kedia of Muttontown sang “Nessun dorma” (from Turandot) by Giacomo Puccini; and Sam Towse of Huntington (Manhattan School commitment to serving those in need. Morgan Bauer (University of North of Music) performed an original piece on This year’s recipient is senior Eva Performing Arts Award Carolina at Chapel Hill), Owen piano. Mullarkey (Wellesley College) of Locust Owen Collier (Binghamton University) Collier (Binghamton University), Valley. Grant Elgarten (Middlebury College), The students recognized and the colleges The Ninth Grade Academic Award Chemistry Award Olivia Fine (Dartmouth College), Sara the graduating seniors will be attending for having the highest average for the Jacob Hutt ’17 Hickerson (Villanova University), Dani are: year was presented to Uma Alagappan Brooke Juhel ’17 Katz (Syracuse University), Devika The Headmaster’s Commendation (Oyster Bay), Alan and Ben Cooper Kedia (Yale University), Rob Parker (PG Award is presented to students in the (Old Westbury), and Danielle Kelly Biological Science Award Deerfield Academy), Luke Sandoval graduating class who have demonstrated (Woodbury); the Tenth Grade Academic Dennis Lin (University of Chicago) (Washington University in St. Louis) and the qualities of kindness, integrity, Award was presented to Ashley Brown Jack Zerilli (Cornell University) Jack Zerilli (Cornell University). cooperation, effort, cheerfulness, (Sands Point), Jennie Miller (Roslyn), participation in school activities and Paige Silverstein (Port Washington) and Physics Award Recognized as 2016 National Merit unselfishness, all irrespective of athletic Victoria Zhu (Port Washington). Scott Kriesberg (University of Southern Scholarship Finalist: or scholastic aptitude and achievement. California, Honors College & Trustee Scott Kriesberg (University of Southern This year’s recipients are Jennifer Keogh Roger Erickson English Award Scholar) California) (Providence College) of Glen Cove and Olivia Fine (Dartmouth College) Jalijah Daniels (Franklin and Marshall Julia Searby (Duke University) Technology Award Recognized as 2016 Commended College) of Freeport. Faris Shikara (Northeastern University) Students in the National Merit Program: The Martin Jacobson Scholarship French Award Dennis Lin (University of Chicago) Brian Chiang (Dartmouth College), Award is presented in honor of Marty Christian Mandrakos (Georgetown Jack Deutsch (Amherst College), Olivia Jacobson, a devoted teacher, coach, University) Outstanding Female Athlete Fine (Dartmouth College), Dennis mentor, and Athletic Director for 38 Morgan Bauer (University of North Lin (University of Chicago), Maximo years. This scholarship goes to the Spanish Award Carolina at Chapel Hill) Lipman (Wesleyan University), Saborny student who exemplifies those leadership Sofia Patino-Duque (Stanford Mahmud (Johns Hopkins University), qualities that Marty sought to instill: University) Outstanding Male Athlete Christian Mandrakos (Georgetown integrity, commitment, inner strength, Jacqueline Walzer ’17 Corey Goldglit (University of Southern University), Nicholas Marchese resiliency, vision, intensity, empathy, California) (University of Chicago), Eric Moslow and caring service. This year’s recipient Latin Award (Duke University), Robert Parker (PG is junior Daniel McCooey of Mill Neck. Christian Mandrakos (Georgetown Global Studies Scholar Distinction Deerfield Academy), Faris Shikara The Brian James Hom Scholarship University) Owen Collier (Binghamton University) (Northeastern University) Award is presented in honor of Brian Hom Eric Moslow (Duke University) Sofia Patino-Duque (Stanford ’11, who left a lasting impact on all who University) knew him through his passion for social Chinese Award Mairead Gahan (Trinity College) Enrolling 775 students from age 3 equity and justice, innate generosity Nick Marchese (University of Chicago) through Grade 12, Friends Academy and personal warmth, wonderful sense Members of the Class of 2016 inducted is guided by its Quaker heritage and of humor and smile, and unparalleled Elizabeth Roosevelt into the Cum Laude Society as juniors: the principles of integrity, simplicity, commitment to excellence as a runner History Award Jack Deutsch (Amherst College), patience, moderation and a peaceful and scholar. He genuinely respected Christian Mandrakos (Georgetown Andrew Greene (Middlebury College), resolution of conflict. The school is all people and sought to restore dignity University) Scott Kriesberg (University of Southern located on 65 acres at the intersection and hope to the world. The scholarship Julia Vascotto (Boston University) California, Honors College & Trustee of Piping Rock and Duck Pond roads in honors a student who embodies Brian’s Scholar), Christian Mandrakos Locust Valley/Glen Cove. qualities and lives according to his Mathematics Award (Georgetown University), Nicholas motto, “I am the me I choose to be.” This Scott Kriesberg (University of Southern Marchese (University of Chicago), Eric year’s recipient is junior Danitza Leon of California, Honors College & Trustee Moslow (Duke University), Lindsay Levittown. Scholar) O’Sullivan (Swarthmore College), Sofia The Elizabeth Young Durante Patino-Duque (Stanford University) and Community Service Award is presented Music Award Julia Searby (Duke University). in honor of Elizabeth Durante ’06, who Dennis Lin (University of Chicago) passed away in 2009. This Community Devika Kedia (Yale University) Members of the class of 2016 inducted Service Award is given to the senior Sam Towse (Manhattan School of into the Cum Laude Society as seniors who has demonstrated outstanding Music) are: Page 14 Gold Coast Gazette Week of July 7, 2016 GCTA Presents Scholarships Finley Middle School Musicians

The Glen Cove Teachers Association awarded three scholarships to Glen Cove Participate in Music in the Parks High School seniors at the Glen Cove High School Student Awards Ceremony on May 26th. Karen Ferguson, GCTA President, presented two $1,500 scholarships. The Finley Middle School Concert High School and Palmyra Area Middle The GCTA Community Service Scholarship was awarded to Catherine Hatala and Band and String Orchestra, under the School, while the award ceremony the GCTA Academic Scholarship was awarded to Maria Krisch. Two GCTA retirees, direction of conductors Keith Schmidt was held at Hershey Park. The band Mary Mapelson and Angela Rode, presented the $2,500 Retired Educators Chapter and Chris Lippe, placed second in and orchestra played for a panel of of the GCTA Scholarship to Justin Sobelman, who intends to pursue a career in its division against some well-versed judges that were impressed with the an education-related field of study. Congratulations to the GCTA scholarship competition at the 2016 Music in the musicianship they demonstrated during recipients! Parks Festival in Hershey, Pennsylvania. the performance. Congratulations to all The competition took place at Hershey participants!

GCTA Scholarship presentation from left to right: Catherine Hatala (Community Service Scholarship Recipien), Karen Ferguson (President of the GCTA), Maria Krisch (Academic Scholarship Recipient) Members of Finley’s orchestra under the direction of teacher Chris Lippe placed second at the Music in the Parks Festival in Hershey Park, Pennsylvania.

Retired Educators Chapter of GCTA Scholarship presentation from left to right: Mary Members of Finley’s Concert Band are pictured with teacher Keith Schmidt. Photos courtesy Mapleson (REC/GCTA Vice Pres.), Angela Rode (REC/GCTA), Justin Sobelman (REC/GCTA of the Glen Cove City School District Scholarship recipient) Daughters of the British Empire Welcome Two New Members Josephine Cawley of Mineola and when the Queen's "Official" birthday is Marian Robertson of Oyster Bay, celebrated. two new members of the Westminster DBE is a national charitable Abbey chapter of the Daughters of the organization of women of British British Empire, (DBE) were recently birth or heritage. They hold monthly sworn in, and presented with their DBE meetings, either in each other's homes badges, by chapter Regent, Victoria or restaurants, and raise funds for four Crosby, who hosted the meeting at her nursing homes in various parts of the Glen Cove home. country. The Eastern State chapters The meeting was also a celebration support the Victoria Home in Ossining, of the Queen's 90th birthday, on April New York . Westminster Abbey chapter 21, and a special cake with Happy is the only Long Island chapter. Birthday to the Queen, written on it, For further information visit DBENY. was served. A luncheon at a restaurant org, or email westminsterabbeyDBE@ is being planned for the summer, aol.com. Week of July 7, 2016 Gold Coast Gazette Page 15 the Nassau County Land and Tax Map. an existing non conformity, where no such Application of Sea Cove 2014, LLC, 270 increase is permitted. Glen Cove Avenue to utilize a portion of [Continued) Application of Richard LaSalle, PUBLIC NOTICE the premises for vehicular storage, where 168 Prospect Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York no such use is permitted pursuant to Village for a variance of Village Code §138-1007 to PUBLIC HEARING NOTI CE and Tax Map. Code §138-901. Premises are designated as permit a curb cut on 15th Avenue within 25 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a public Application of Anthony Joseph, 69 Downing Section 21, Block 118, Lot 144 onthe Nassau feet of the intersection of 15th Avenue and hearing will be held as to the following Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York to construct a County Land and Tax Map. Prospect Avenue. Premises are designated as matter: shed in a front yard, which requires a variance Application of Andrea Costa Rothstock, as Section 21, Block F, Lot 1985 on the Nassau Agency: Date: Time: Place: of Village Code §138- 616 in that a shed is contract vendee, 244 Glen Cove Avenue, County Land and Tax Map. Zoning Board of Appeals, Village of Sea Cliff not permitted in a front yard. Premises are Glen Cove, New York to use premises located [Continued) Application of John Kie, 223 July 19, 2016 designated as Section 21,Block M,Lot 598 on at 93 Central Avenue, Sea Cliff as a child Glen Cove Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York to 7:30 pm the Nassau County Land and Tax Map. care facility, where no such use is permitted convert a portion of a building used presently Village Hall, 300 Sea Cliff Avenue, Sea Cliff, Application of Diana and Mike Conway, pursuant to Village Code §138-401. The as an office to an apartment, which use, in New York 20 Leonard Place, Sea Cliff, New York to applicant also seeks a variance of Village combination with a second apartment on Subject: Application of Irene and Ron Rizzo, construct additions, renovate a dwelling, Code §138-417 to install air conditioner the premises, requires a variance of Village 333 Prospect Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York expand a garage, and construct a basement condensers within the required setbacks, Code §138-901 in that the combined use is to legalize an air conditioner condenser entrance, which requires variances to (a) where no such units are permitted. Premises not a permitted use and Village Code §138- unit, which requires variances to: {a) permit maintain existing lot conditions, as follows: are designated as Section 21,Block 142, Lot 1103 in that no pre-existing non conforming an air conditioner condenser unit in a front (i) Village Code §138-504 in that the lot size 1064 on the Nassau County Land and Tax use may be changed unless the new use is yard, where Village Code §138-516 prohibits is 8,000 square feet, where a minimum of Map. a permitted use. Premises are designated as such units in a front yard, and {b) maintain 10,000 square feet is required, (ii) Village Application of Mark DiSanti, 33 Grove Section 21, Block 99, Lot 268 on the Nassau the existing residence 10 feet from the rear Code Street, Sea Cliff, New York to construct a one County Land and Tax Map. property line, where Village Code §138- §138-506 to maintain a front property line story addition and deck and expand a garage, [Continued] Application of Philip 512 requires a minimum setback of 30 feet. length of 80 feet, where a minimum of 100 which construction requires variances of Huntington, as owner, and The Sports Car Premises are designated as Section 21, Block feet is required, (iii) Village Code §138-507 the following Village Code sections, (a) to Garage LTD, as tenant, 77 Roslyn Avenue, L, Lot 118 on the Nassau County Land and to maintain a lot width of 80 feet, maintain existing Sea Cliff, New York to utilize a portion of Tax Map. where a minimum of 100 feet is required, and lot conditions, as follows: (i) 138-504 in the building at the premises as an automotive Application of Grace Cereghino, 137 8th (iv) Village Code §138-509 to maintain a lot that the lot size is 7.405 square feet, where repair facility, where no such use is permitted Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York to construct an width at the setback line of 80 feet, where a a minimum of 10,000 square feet is required, pursuant to Village Code §138-801. Premises entrance portico, which requires variances minimum of 100 feet is required; (b) maintain (ii) 138-506 in that the front property line are designated as Section 21, Block 143, Lot of the following Village Code sections: (a) the existing residence, as follows: (i) Village length is 74.52 feet, where a minimum of 1083 on the Nassau County Land and Tax 138-511 to permit the portico to be 11.54 Code §138- 508 to maintain a front yard 100 feet is required;, (iii) 138-507 in that the Map. feet from the westerly side property line and setback of 19.1 feet, where the minimum lot width is 74.52 feet, where a minimum of At the said time and place, all interested the existing residence to be 9.7 feet from the required setback is 25 feet, and (ii) Village 100 feet is required, and (iv) 138-509 in that persons may be heard with respect to the easterly side property line and 10.75 feet Code §138-511 to maintain a side yard the lot width at the setback line is 74.52 feet, foregoing matters. All relevant documents from the westerly side property line, where a setback of 9.72 feet, where a minimum of 15 where a minimum of 100 feet is required; (b) may be inspected at the office of the Village minimum of 15 feet is required; and (b) 138- feet is required; and (c) permit the proposed to maintain the existing residence, as follows: Clerk, Village Hall, 300 Sea Cliff Avenue, 1102 in that the construction results construction, which does not comply with: (i) (i) 138-55 in that the side yard setback Sea Cliff, New York, during regular business in the increase of an existing non-conformity Village Code §138-511 in that the side yard is 5.5 feet, where a minimum of 15 feet is hours. where no such increase Is permitted. Premises setback will be 7.2 feet, where a minimum of required, and (ii) 138-513.1 to maintain an Any person having a disability which would are designated as Section 21, Block 114, Lot 15 feet is required, (ii) Village Code §138- encroachment into the height-setback ratio; inhibit attendance at, or participation in, the 205 on the Nassau County Land and Tax 514.1 in that the total floor area will be 2,664 (c) to maintain the garage with a rear yard hearing should notify the Village Clerk at Map. square feet, where the maximum permitted setback of 3.6 feet and a side yard setback least three business days prior to the hearing, Application of Robert and Laura Franco, 55 is 2,480 square feet, and (iii) Village Code of 3.7 feet, where the minimum required so that reasonable efforts may be made to Highland Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York to §138- setbacks pursuant to Village Code §138-516 facilitate such attendance and participation. construct a generator in a front yard, which 513.1 in that the garage addition encroaches are 5 feet and 10 feet, respectively; and (d) Dated: July 5, 2016 requires a variance of Village Code §138-516 into the height-setback ratio, where no such permit the proposed construction, which BY ORDER OF THE in that a generator is not permitted in a front encroachment is permitted. Premises are does not comply with (i) 138-511 In that ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS yard. Premises are designated as Section 21, designated as Section 21, Block 95,Lot 41 on the addition will be 5.5 feet from the side ------x Block 212, Lot 8 on the Nassau County Land property line, where a minimum of 15 feet is required; (ii) 138-512 in that the addition Notice of formation of Konnoth Ventures will be 17.2 feet from the rear property line, LLC. Articles of Organization filed with where a minimum of 30 feet is required; (iii) the Secretary of State of New York SSNY Obituaries 138-513.1 in that the addition encroaches into on March 8, 2016. Office located in Nassau the height-setback ratio plane, where no such County. SSNY has been designated for encroachment is permitted; (iv) 138-516 in service of process. SSNY shall mail copy of Israel Kriegel that the garage addition will be 4.3 feet from any process served against the LLC at 5 High KRIEGEL, Israel of Roslyn, NY on Theda Kashin the side property line, where a minimum Ridge Court, Glen Cove, NY 11542. Purpose: 7/1/16 age 90. Husband of Sally. Father Kashin, Theda of Glen Head, NY on June of 1O feet is required; and (v) 138-1102 in any lawful purpose. of Risa Kriegel Coscia (Sam) and Len 29, 2016. Beloved wife of Philip. Loving that the construction results in an increase in ------x (Ellen). Grandfather of Derek, Benjamin mother of Peter and Tom Kashin and and Elana. Member of Temple Beth Sarah Klein. Cherished grandmother of Sholom, Roslyn. Mr. Kriegel enjoyed Adam and Zoë Kashin and Dov, Yaakov, New Trustees Sworn In at North Shore tennis and bridge. Service held at Shifra and Azriel Klein. Interment to Dodge-Thomas Funeral Home, Glen follow at New Montifiore Cemetery, Board of Education Organizational Meeting Cove. Burial Wellwood Cemetery. www. Farmingdale, NY. Arrangements by DodgeThomas.com. Whitting Funeral Home. At the North Shore Schools Board of 11/3 (Glen Head School), 11/17, Jennie Sanfratello Education Organizational meeting on 12/1 (SC School), and 12/15. Public July 5th, new trustee Dave Ludmar was attendance is encouraged at all North SANFRATELLO, Jennie M. longtime North Shore sworn in with returning trustees Sara Shore meetings! Executive session resident of Glen Cove, NY on June 29, Monuments Jones and Marianne M. Russo. They will usually takes place prior to the public 2016 age 99. Beloved wife of the late Plaques and Sandblasting serve the community for the next three North Shore BOE meetings (these are Joseph. Loving aunt of many nieces and years. Antoinette (Toni) Labbate was closed to the public). nephews, and great-nieces and nephews. QUALITY WORKMANSHIP appointed Board of Education President If you would like to receive school Charter member of the Glen Cove Senior FOR FOUR GENERATIONS and Sara Jones was elected the Vice emails, please visit our website at www. Center for over 40 years. Visitation at Quality Granite In All Colors President. In addition, Betty Ciampi was northshoreschools.org There is an email Dodge-Thomas Funeral Home of Glen Work done in all cemeteries sworn in as the District Clerk. subscription button at the top of the Cove on Friday from 2-4 and 6-8pm. Upcoming BOE meetings will take homepage. If you would like to contact Service at Dodge-Thomas on Saturday at 759-2156 place in the North Shore High School the North Shore Board of Education, 10am. Interment following at St. Patrick Library unless otherwise indicated. please email nsboe@northshoreschools. Cemetery of Brookville. Donations may Showroom: Please join us on 8/1, 9/1, 9/22, 10/6 org. be made to the Glen Cove Senior Center: 677 Cedar Swamp Rd. (GWL School), 10/ 20 (Town Meeting), 130 Glen St. Glen Cove, NY 11542. Brookville, N.Y. 11545 www.DodgeThomas.com Mon-Fri: 10am to 6pm Saturdays 4pm (closed Sunday) Page 16 Gold Coast Gazette Week of July 7, 2016

- Ann DiPietro sister “Carmen” in the film noir classic Dear Great Book Guru, his parents were not so lucky. Arriving “The Big Sleep” (1946) also starring Next Saturday is Sea Cliff from a Latvian concentration camp to Humphrey Bogart. She played the Beautification’s Secret Garden Tour polyglot Jerusalem, he finds himself teenage nymphet “bad girl” for all it was and I am going to be selling tickets morally and emotionally shattered. He worth. across from K.C. Gallagher’s at Pirie chauffeurs American tourists to Christian Park (one of Sea Cliff’s 18 ). While I am sites during the day while aiding the Last Week’s Celebrity sure sales will be brisk, I am also sure underground at night. When he becomes Last week’s celebrity was born Norman there will be some quiet moments, so I part of a terrorist plot to overthrow the Perlmutter but was better known as want to make sure I have a good book British, he is forced to examine his Norman Lloyd. His long professional with me. Any recommendations? place in a brutally, seemingly senseless association with Alfred Hitchcock began with his memorable performance as a Admirer of SCBC’s Secret Gardens world, while the reader is left to question Nazi agent in the 1942 film “Sabateur”. the moral and ethical implications. An He also appeared in “Spellbound” Dear Admirer of SCBC’s Secret absorbing look into a period of history (1945) with Ingrid Bergman, Gregory Gardens, which eerily foreshadows our present Peck and Leo G. Carroll. A marginal One of my favorite authors – Stewart time….recommended! victim of the blacklist, he was rescued O’Nan- just came out with a new novel: professionally by Hitchcock and hired CITY OF SECRETS and it’s quite as as associate producer and director of wonderful. Jossie Jorgensen is a recreated his long-running anthology TV series This week’s celebrity was born in Ann “Alfred Hitchcock Presents” in 1958. man- his name, his passport, his taxi, his Arbor, Michigan on May 28, 1925. address are all forged- gifts of the Jewish Previously, he directed the sponsored After attending schools in various states, film “A Word to the Wives” (1955) with Defence Organization- a group organized Florida, Texas and California, she and her Marsha Hunt and Darren McGavin. He to protect Jewish immigrants from family settled on the West Coast. A raving took an unusual role in Rod Serling’s Arab assault and the harshly restrictive beauty, she broke into the entertainment TV series “Night Gallery” episode “A British Mandate following World War field as a model for still photographer Feast of Blood” as the bearer of a cursed II. Jossie had survived the Holocaust, William Mortenson. This attracted the brooch, which he inflicts upon a hapless but his young wife, his siblings, and interest of David O. Selznick and she woman, played by Sondra Locke, who signed a starlet contract with him, but had spurned his romantic advances. nothing came of it. Universal Pictures In the 1980s, he played “Dr. Auschlander” took over her contract where she was in the TV drama “St. Elsewhere”, over groomed in inauspicious bit parts such as its six-season run (1982-88). In 1989, he her corpse/victim in “Frankenstein Meets made his first film role in nearly a decade, the Wolfman” (1943) with Lionel Atwill playing “Mr. Nolan”, the authoritative and Bela Lugosi and in such low-level headmaster of Welton Academy in entries as “Captive Wild Woman” (1943) “Dead Poets Society” with Robin with Milburn Stone and John Carradine Williams. He had numerous TV guest and in “The Mummy’s Ghost” (1944) star appearances including “The Joseph with Lon Chaney Jr. and again with John Cotton Show”, a former colleague of the Carradine. In between assignments, our Mercury Theater, “Murder She Wrote, celebrity earned WWII pin-up exposure “The Twilight Zone”, “Wiseguy”, “Star in such magazines as “Yank: The Army Trek:The Next Generation”, “Wings”, Weekly”. “The Practice” and “Civil Wars”. In RKO gave her some higher-level billing 2010, he guest starred in the episode of chances with “Marine Raiders” (1944) ABC’s “Modern Family”. Following the with Pat O’Brien and Robert Ryan death of Olaf Pooley, on July 14, 2015, and “The Falcon in Mexico” (1944) he became the oldest living actor to have with Tom Conway. However, it was appeared in “Star Trek”. At present, he is Warner Bros. that put her officially on the oldest working actor, in Hollywood, the map. She generated some real heat to hold a Screen Actors’ Guild card. as Lauren Bacall’s wild thumb-sucking

The Safe Glen Cove Coalition Encourages You To “Take The Survey”

The SAFE Glen Cove Coalition governmental agencies and other unemployment and a lack of shelter for Director and Coalition Co-Chair. encourages Glen Cove residents to take a organizations with expertise in substance displaced women and children has put a survey designed to garner public opinion abuse. strain on an already fragile population" To take the Survey and for more regarding the reinstatement of youth The mission of the Coalition is to said Georgie Connett, SAFE Board information about SAFE, Inc. and the and family mental health and chemical eliminate alcohol and substance abuse Chair and Strategic Planner. SAFE Glen Cove Coalition visit the dependency services to the City. in Glen Cove. The Coalition is overseen "The purpose of the survey is to gather website at http://www.safeglencove.org The Coalition has met several times by SAFE's Board of Directors and Co- cross sectional data that will demonstrate or our Facebook page at http://www. to strategically plan to recognize unmet Chaired by Health Teacher Tony Gallo to State and local Licensing bodies facebook.com/safeglencovecoalition community needs and the resources and SAFE Executive Director, Dr. that prevention and treatment funding or call 516-676-2008. The Survey necessary to address them. The Sharon Harris. is needed in the City of Glen Cove, is also available on the City of Glen Coalition is aware of the community's "The community lost vital treatment especially services for youth between Cove website at www.glencove-li.us , needs through its ongoing collaborative services to youth and adults when the ages of 5-16.??? The rise in Heroin the Glen Cove Business Improvement efforts. It is composed of twelve sectors the hospital closed its behavioral use, its related fatalities and no local District at www.glencovedowntown.org, of the community which are: youth, health sciences program. Additionally, treatment services directly compounds the Glen Cove School District website youth serving organizations, parents, funding sources have diminished in this the larger issue. We are thankful to have at www.glencove.k12.ny.us and Glen business community, media, school, law depressed economy further reducing the support of the Mayor and City Council Cove PATCH at patch.com/new-york/ enforcement, faith based organizations, services. This, combined with a lack of as well as the Coalition members and glencove. civic and volunteer groups, healthcare community based comprehensive bi- volunteers regarding this critical issue" professionals, state, county and local lingual treatment services, homelessness, said Dr. Sharon Harris, SAFE Executive Week of July 7, 2016 Gold Coast Gazette Page 17 Gold Coast Classifieds

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On a large screen a photograph of the children from St. John’s ***************************************************************************** who had been confirmed by Bishop Lawrence Provenzano earlier Saturday, July 30th, 2016 at 7:00 p.m. that day, at the Cathedral of the Incarnation in Garden City. Later a North Hempstead Country Club short video was shown on the screen about the church history. Port Washington Blvd, Port Washington, NY Rev. Mark Fitzhugh, who recently celebrated his first year *5 Hour Open Bar *Continuous Cocktail Party *Butler Service at St John’s as the eighth Rector, welcomed guests to the 100th *Chafing Dishes *Carving Stations anniversary celebration as did the church wardens. *Desert & Coffee Bar *DJ *Alumni Journal Bishop Geralyn Wolfe, Assistant to Bishop Provenzano, gave the invocation before the dinner. COST: $125.00 per person Also in attendance was Dean of the Cathedral of The Incarnation Must pay in advanced. No walk-ins accepted. in Garden City, Rev. Michael Sniffen, a former assistant priest to RSVP by July 1, 2016 Rev. Simon Foster at St John’s of Lattingtown. Proper Attire Required….Absolutely NO JEANS Permitted A live auction followed which featured more than a dozen fine ***************************************************************************** wines and outings to a variety of sporting events. Please mail checks made payable to: "Class of '76 Reunion" The very first place of worship built on the property built in 44 Willets Road 1859, was called the Union Chapel on what was a road called Glen Cove, NY 11542 Pudding Lane, now Lattingtown Road. The Episcopal Church was founded by Henry Davison, William Guthrie and J.P. Morgan, who Since the response was so overwhelming at the last reunion we are once again trying to put had left the Episcopal Church in Glen Cove following a reputed together and distribute a journal entitled "WHERE ARE THEY NOW?" at the reunion. disagreement. Along with your check, please send a separate piece of paper with your name, address, Many expansions to the church building have been added over email and, for the journal, give a brief statement of where you live, family, job, etc. We will the one hundred years. not include your contact information in the journal. Rev Fitzhugh outlined three areas of importance for the future; To offset some additional costs, we are offering you the opportunity to place a business card size outreach, music and education. The funds raised at the centennial advertisement or message in the journal for an additional $25. Please mail your business card, or anniversary dinner will help the church towards fulfilling those goals. For further information visit stjlat.org. message and fee to the address above. If you will be attending the reunion and would like to advertise, one check for both fees is acceptable. You do not need to be at the reunion to advertise in the journal. Simply send us a check along with your card or message and we will be sure to include it. Overnight accommodations for July 29th & 30th can be booked at the following hotels: Glen Cove Mansion, 516-674-2955--summer special $208-$216 per night East Norwich Inn, 6321 Northern Blvd., East Norwich, 516-922-1500,double $150-160; king size $130-140 Roslyn Hotel (formerly the Roslyn Claremont), 1221 Old Northern Blvd, 516-806-0469, King size $239; queen size $229; two full size King, $259; two full size queen, $289. For update reunion information continue to follow us on FB. Please be sure to share and pass on our Facebook page. Please send in your checks as soon as possible! Roger and Nubia Herr, Cherri Smith and Rev. Mark Fitzhugh Page 18 Gold Coast Gazette Week of July 7, 2016

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During the week of June 20th, families, administration, faculty and staff were warmly welcomed to the Moving Up ceremonies of each of the three North Shore Elementary Schools led by their respective principals including Dr. Chris Zublionis (Sea Cliff), Mrs. Bridget Finder (Glenwood Landing) and Mrs. Lori Nimmo (Glen Head). In addition, Principal Dr. Marc Ferris at North Shore Middle School led his eighth graders in a memorable Moving On ceremony which was held on June 23rd, 2016, at North Shore High School. Congratulations go out to all of the fifth and eighth graders at the North Shore School District who received diplomas and celebrated their special days to the delight of their parents, teachers, families and friends. We wish you the best of luck and a happy and healthy summer!

Article by Shelly Newman Photos by Adrienne Daley and Shelly Newman Glen Cove Youth Bureau Director Interfaith Music at NSHM Retirement Party

Legislator Delia DeRiggi Whitton presents a certificate of appreciation to Arlene O’dell who is retiring as the Director of the Glen Cove Youth Bureau. Delia thanked Arlene for all she has done for the City’s youth over her career, and wished her a very happy retirement. On hand to share the honors is Mayor Spinello, Maggie Malito, the Executive Director of Youth Service for Nassau County GC Youth Bureau Board Member Tony Jimenez. (photo by Arianna Mae Whitton)

The second in the series of Interfaith keyboard. Milnes was the Music Director Musical concerts was held at the North at St. John's of Lattingtown for thirty Shore Historical Museum with Cantor four years, and in now Music Director Gustavo Gitlin, tenor Mark Bleeke, at St. Thomas Episcopal Church in of the Episcopal Church, and Canto Mamaroneck. Lauren Levy of the North Country Canto Gustavo Gitlin, from Teferith Reform Temple, in celebration of the Israel sang in the conservative Jewish current exhibit of the diversity of faiths tradition, and Lauren Levy cantor at on the North Shore; The North Shore the North Country Reform Temple sang Worships. solos and with a choral group. Performing that evening was tenor The concert was well attended and Mark Bleeke, a former soloist at St very well received by the audience. John’s of Lattingtown Episcopal Church Following the concert wine and cheese in Locust Valley, and soloist at St and other refreshments were served. Thomas Episcopal Church in Manhattan. The museum is located in the old Bleeke has performed all over the United courthouse at 140 Glen Street in Glen States and Europe, and has sung with Cove. The North Shore Worships many world renowned conductors and exhibition will be at the museum until symphony orchestras, including the New August 20th 2016. York Philharmonic and Zubin Mehta, and For further information please has also worked with Paul Winter and call Museum Director Amy Dave Brubeck. Bleeke also performed Driscoll at 516 801-1191 or visit from the New Age tradition of music northshorehistoricalmuseum.org. with singing bowls. Accompanied by Eric Milnes on the Page 20 Gold Coast Gazette Week of July 7, 2016

When Every Child The 2016 graduating class will leave Green Vale to

further their educations in is Known, It’s Even these fine high schools. Onward and upward, Harder to Say Goodbye Green Vale graduates!

It is with great pride that we present the 94th graduating class of The Green Vale School. High Schools for Each of these 2016 graduates is academically accomplished, confident, poised and compassionate. Their strength of character and leadership ability will allow them to soar in all of their endeavors, 2016 Graduates becoming leaders of the community and truly world-class citizens. These 32 young people will follow Cold Spring Harbor High School in the footsteps of the Green Vale graduates before them. They will excel in high school, college and beyond to take their place as the scholars, artists, scientists, and innovators of tomorrow. We are honored Deerfield Academy to present these Green Vale graduates, each of them committed to improving the world we all share. Friends Academy

The Hotchkiss School

Locust Valley High School

Milton Academy

North Shore High School

Oyster Bay High School

Phillips Academy (Andover)

Portledge School

Sacred Heart Academy

St. Anthony’s High School

St. George’s School

The Taft School

Congratulations to our 2016 graduates and their families Torin Aebly, Schuyler Bacon, Jade Bajic, Arthur Bertsch, Hayden Bertsch, Sonja Rose Bogolubov, Wylie Brimeyer, Trevor Bruderman, William Cuddeback, Tana DeLalio, Callie DeLalio, John Eastman, Haydn Ellinger, Kathryn Foley, Katrina Hunt, Bridgit Jones, Brandon Joseph, Patrick Kenny, Justin Lin, Melanie Lynch, Helen Marcell, John May, Leigh McDermott Iglesias, Michael Mead, Carleanna Mirante,Olivia Pascucci, Lola Piuggi, Layla Saad, Sasha Smithie, Henry Whitman, Olivia Whitmore, Oliver Worth

For a complete list of the awards presented at our graduation EARLY CHILDHOOD THROUGH MIDDLE SC HOOL ceremonies, please visit www.greenvaleschool.org 250 Valentine’s Lane I Old Brookville, NY 11545 I 516.621.2420 I www.greenvaleschool.org