Volume XXII No. 12 Hometown Newspaper for Glen Cove, Sea Cliff, Glen Head, Glenwood, Locust Valley and Brookville Week of 11/22/12 75C

The community of Long Beach was hit hard as were many other places along the convoy stretched almost a 1/4 mile back and the men worked collecting debris from south Shore,” said Mayor Ralph V. Suozzi. 8am to about 5pm. On Sunday November 19 a convoy of City of Glen Cove DPW vehicles and 31 “We arrived with 5 garbage trucks, 4 dump trucks, a bucket truck, a chipper, one men set out for Long Beach to assist with debris removal. backhoe, an excavator plus crews and mechanics. “Our Glen Cove DPW crews worked throughout Hurricane Sandy and its after- “I am so proud of the way our City employees,” said Mayor Suozzi, “fi rst re- math and all day SAturday to remove debris from the streets of Glen Cove.” sponders and volunteers handled Hurricane Sandy and its aftermath but I take my hat “Today [Sunday] we departed the Glen Cove DPW yard at 6am escorted by City off to these guys for what they did today. of Glen Cove Police to our City’s border and we also had two Nassau County Police “Thank you DPW. You delivered once again.” cars escort our DPW convoy all the way from the City yard down to Long Beach. The -KCH Jose Feliciano And Jay Black And All-Star Line Up Head “Hurricane Sandy” Benefi t Concert At Tilles Center On November 29Th At 7:30 Pm With Long List Of Talent Growing November 19, 2012 (Brookville, the largest hunger relief organization and NY). Music Power NY will host a benefi t PRONTO, who focus is to feed the hun- concert November 29th at 7:30 PM at the gry, provide clothes for the needy, and Tilles Center at LIU-Post in Brookville. healing and hope to everyone who walks The money raised will be used to di- through the doors. rectly benefi t storm victims of Hurri- New York Yankees Broadcaster Mi- cane Sandy seeking food and shelter on chael Kay will play a very important Long Island through the “Music Power role emceeing along with actor “Chazz” NY Hurricane Relief Fund.” Jay Black Palminteri. Palminteri is best known for “Only in America”, “Cara Mia” and his performances in The Usual Suspects, countless other hits along with Grammy A Bronx Tale, and his Academy Award Award artist José Feliciano “Light my nominated role for Best Supporting Ac- Fire”, “Feliciano Souled”, "Feliz Navi- tor in Bullets Over Broadway. Palminteri dad”, and many more hits, head an all- said, “The essence of a human being is star line-up of talent. Music Power NY is how he can give of himself to fellow cooperating with two major foundations in assisting those in need, Island Harvest, see BENEFIT continued on page 2 Page 2 Gold Coast Gazette Week of November 22, 2012

BENEFIT continued from cover never forget, Negron who is deeply root- Tiaras off to Emary ed in community service is generously donating all royalties for the month of Emary Parisi of North Shore High November from his book Yankee Mir- School proudly sports her bass drum acles, to help those in immediate need during a recent NSHS drumline perfor- of assistance. The book and his famed mance. children’s books will be available at the Emary is a proud member of not event. Negron said, “We need sponsor just the high school drumline, but ALL help desperately to make this event a 13 music ensembles offered at North bigger success. We are asking that peo- Shore! If you include Tri-M, the music ple support this event and rally behind honor society, that brings the number to a most serious cause to help the people 14. This has never been done by another of Long Island who frantically need it student. While Emary certainly deserves in terms of food, clothing, and whatever a title for this accomplishment, the title else we can help with by raising enough she earned was that of homecoming money through tickets and raffl es. Now queen, also making Emary the fi rst ever is the time for us to feel an urgency to bass drum playing homecoming queen. stick together as one.” Tiaras off to Emary! Executive Director of Music Power NY Professor William O'Connell, said, "The stars are aligning to come together to serve our communities and students here on the island, but we need the help The Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce of people to make this cause one we will Presents never forget as the list of talent for this human beings during the most diffi cult concert will grow in the next ten days of times and that is why I am volunteer- and we will be announcing more stars Annual Shop Glen Cove Showcase ing for this invaluable cause.” New York who will be assisting us." Yankees Playoff Hero, Raul Ibanez will Visit http://www.musicpowerny. When: Wednesday, November 28th also be attending the event to show his com/ and enter to win a Toyota Camry Time: 6:00PM-9:00PM support. You do not have to be present to donated by Penn Toyota in Greenvale, help. Where: Glen Cove Mansion, 200 Dosoris Lane, NY, a Baby Grand Piano, a Yankee Music Power NY is also seeking Dream Visit for Four and Vacation get- Glen Cove donations on their website www.mu- aways all donated for the cause! Go to sicpowerny.com which will go directly www.musicpowerny.com to aid in the cause. Light Refreshments served Your Donation Tickets are available As the tragic stories from the hur- through www.ticketmaster.com or the ricane hit the airwaves Music Power NY http://www.musicpowerny.com/ web- Vendors vary from fi nancial, medical to retail shops. Founder, Greg Jagenburg, a world cham- site. pion swimmer and Long Islander, said, For those who cannot attend the Introducing all to the community and Long Island area. “We need a miracle! What is the purpose Services and products from Chamber members and outside concert you will still be able to purchase of a charitable foundation if we do noth- a raffl e ticket for the giveaways and you vendors. All welcome, free admission. ing to help these people living in our do not need to be present to win. Music back yard? They give us a reason to do Power NY has online purchase power this concert, but we need help in making on their website to make your donation this night a success as we cannot do it count. alone.” The event comes alive with some of the greatest musical talent together

in one show. This Music of the Night

Poop features Billy Joel’s music with Mi-

chael Del Giudice and the band Big 1-800-Dog 1-800-Dog Shot, with legendary Billy Joel band Guitarist, Tommy Byrnes. Also per-

forming is the sensational Broadway

Scoopydoo star Ciarán Sheehan (Phantom of the

Opera) with Sarah Pfi sterer. Sina- Poop? tra artist Charles Gange with one of

America’s hottest new stars Beau Bad-

rick, recently signed by Lady Gaga's Got Got Producers will add yet more variety. There's more: Raquel Castro of “Jer- sey Girl”, Paul Sequence Ferguson, and Sue Pelino will perform as well as long time singer Prentiss McNeil who toured with The Drifters for 27 years will make a special guest appearance with hit songs such as: "Stand By Me," "Under the Boardwalk," and "Some The Gold Coast Gazette Kind of Wonderful." 57 Glen Street, There are only 2,000 seats avail- Glen Cove, NY 11542 able for this star-studded event. (USPS008886)(ISSN10651748) Jagenburg turned to his friend Ray Negron, for help. Negron is New Postmaster: Send address changes to The Gold Coast Gazette, 57 Glen York Yankees Special Advisor to the St. Glen Cove, NY 11542. Entered as second class paid postage at the late New York Yankees owner, George Post Offi ce at Sea Cliff N.Y. Steinbrenner, and he is also a three times New York Times best-selling Published weekly on Thursday by KCH Publications Inc. 57 Glen St., author. To make this Hurricane Relief Glen Cove NY 11542. Phone (516) 671-2360. Price per copy is 75 cents. Benefi t Concert one that people will Week of November 22, 2012 Gold Coast Gazette Page 3

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The Mutual Concerns Committee of Studio of Sea Cliff, and an after-tour Sea Cliff is sponsoring the Eleventh An- cocktail party at Metropolitan Bistro will nual Holiday House Tour to be held on be available to all ticket holders. Saturday, December 1st, from 12-4pm. The tour is self-paced and self-guid- Tickets are $30.00 each. ed. Guide books with maps and direc- Each December the committee hosts tions will accompany all ticket sales. this special tour, showcasing the various Tickets are $30 for adults and children styles of homes in the quaint “one square over 12 years. Children under 12 years mile” village of Sea Cliff. From Victo- of age are not permitted. For tickets rian to contemporary…cottages to man- and information, call or visit: Sherlock sions…we’ve selected some of the most Homes Realty, 305 Sea Cliff Ave., Sea unique homes and some of the most cre- Cliff-516-671-1717 ative people to participate in this year’s The Mutual Concerns Committee tour. is a group that came together 35 years Each home, in its own way, has ago to meet some pressing needs within something special to offer. We’re sure the community. They provide nourish- you’ll fi nd some ideas to help you deco- ing meals and holiday baskets for those rate your own home for the holidays. It’s in need. They sponsor the Senior Lunch a wonderful, uplifting way to spend the Program, where twice a week, seniors afternoon and to start off the holiday sea- enjoy a full program of activities, com- son. panionship and a great nutritious lunch. Included in the tour is a light lunch They also stock an emergency food pan- prepared by local chefs, the Sea Cliff try, where those in need at any time, can Arts Council Holiday Boutique, raffl e receive food (sometimes on a weekly ba- prizes, an art show at the Creative Arts sis).

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Defensive Driving Classes the hospital lobby. Be sure to come and his or her time. If you have time and be hosting the Open House on Tuesday The Gold Coast Lions Club is continuing enjoy the singing and refreshments. experience/skills and would like to vol- December 4th from 4:30pm to 6:30pm at its series of Defensive Driving Classes. unteer to help us with this program, or the Glen Cove Senior Center, 130 Glen The classes will be held on Saturdays in Gold Coast Diary at the Glen Cove Se- if you know someone who may benefi t Street, Glen Cove. the Sea Cliff Village Hall, 300 Sea Cliff nior Center from this service, please contact Laurie Avenue, from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Our Membership at the Glen Cove Senior at 759-9610. All Nassau County residents, particularly next class dates is December 15. Please Center is free and open to all seniors 60 senior citizens, are welcome. If you are bring your lunch and a pen to class. The years and older who are Nassau County ** We’re on the Radio – Tune in to interested in maintaining a healthy mind cost is $40 per person. Please make residents. If you wish to participate in WCWP 88.1FM each Tuesday at as you age or if you or a loved one has check payable to Gold Coast Lions Club any of our activities you must be a regis- 11:00am to hear Senior Moments. It’s concerns about cognitive function, you and send to P.O. Box 25, Sea Cliff, NY tered member – stop by the Site Manag- very entertaining, informative, and fun! are invited to attend. 11579-0025. Please write your phone er’s offi ce – it only takes a few minutes! number on the check and also indicate Shuttle Bus Service – City Hall Back Staff members will be available to answer the date of the class you are interested in Weekly Events: Entrance Daily – 11.45am – 1st and 3rd questions and to register participants for taking. To register, or for further infor- Thursday 11.45am & 1.00pm the upcoming session which will begin mation, please call Barbara at 674-1410 Monday, November 26th @1:00pm – Tai the week of January 7, 2013. or Linda at 674-0942. Proceeds will Chi w/ Spencer Gee – Find your inner Rose Shoppe Boutique: Every Monday, For information, please call 516-671- benefi t local charities and Lions’ sight- mojo while learning balance and build- Tuesdays, and Thursdays 10-3pm –– 2280 or email: brainfi tness2012@gmail. related causes. Thank you for your sup- ing strength Glen Cove’s Best Kept Secret! Visit our com port. beautiful boutique and enjoy browsing Tuesday, November 27th @ 11:00am – through an array of new and gently used Holiday Boutique ‘Campaign Against Senior Moments Radio Show – Tune in clothes, accessories, and jewelry – all Holiday Boutique-Beautiful items avail- Dementia’ Open House to WCWP 88.1FM to hear from our se- proceeds go directly to the Senior Center able at the most reasonable prices for The Glen Cove SAGE Foundation, Inc., nior community. to help support programs and services. your holiday gift giving. Including jew- in partnership with the Glen Cove Senior **** Special sale going on now: All elry, decorative glass, handbags, scarves, Center, will be holding an Open House Wednesday, November 28th at 1:30pm – sweaters and raincoats – don’t miss out! candles, handmade chocolates, family to introduce their second session of an Life Long Learning: The Finer Qualities photos, Snoopy themed clothing and gifts innovative program designed to promote of Humanity: Strength w/ Dale Zubrick Upcoming Events: and many surprises! Sunday, December brain fi tness and assist in the prevention – Whether it’s physical or emotional 2nd from 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. North of memory decline. This program is strength, there is a song for that. Dale Campaign Against Dementia Open Country Reform Temple 86 Crescent made possible through a generous grant will provide an abundance of examples. House Beach Road Glen cove, NY. Entrance on from the Large Grants Program of the The Glen Cove SAGE Foundation, Inc., New Woods Road. Call 516-671-4760 Unitarian Universalist Congregation at Wednesday, November 28th at 3:30pm – in partnership with the Glen Cove Senior for more information. Shelter Rock. Intergenerational Healthy Eating – Join Center will be holding an Open House “The Campaign Against Dementia” will our guest chef and our guest nutrition to introduce their second session of an Holiday Dress Sale be hosting the Open House on Tuesday, expert who will teach both our senior innovative program designed to promote Thursday, November 15th and Friday, December 4th from 4:30 PM to 6:30 guests and some of our local children brain fi tness and assist in the prevention November 16th 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm PM at the Glen Cove Senior Center, 130 healthy eating tips and offer some yum- of memory decline. This program is Saturday, November 17th 12:00 pm to Glen Street, Glen Cove. my treats. made possible through a generous grant 3:00 pm All Nassau County residents, particularly from the Large Grants Program of the Looking for that perfect holiday dress? senior citizens, are welcome. If you are Thursday, November 29th at 12:45pm – Unitarian Universalist Congregation at Join us for GBBGC’s second annual interested in maintaining a healthy mind Nutrition: Keeping Food Safe – Cornell Shelter Rock. Holiday Dress Sale. as you age or if you or a loved one has Cooperative Extension’s Nutrition Ex- www.gbbgc.org concerns about memory function, you pert will show us how to safely handle “The Campaign Against Dementia” will are invited to attend. and keep food during the holiday sea- Staff members will be available to an- son. swer questions and to register partici- pants for the second session which will Friday, November 30th at 10:30am Ex- North Shore Community Chorus begin January 7, 2013. ercise w/ the YMCA – Get your cardio The Church of St. Rocco is proud to host a performance by the NORTH SHORE For more information, please call 516 pumping with this invigorating exercise COMMUNITY CHORUS, conducted by Stephen Goldstein, of George Fred- 671-2280 or e-mail brainfi tness2012@ class! eric Handel's MESSIAH, including the famous Hallelujah Chorus. We will gmail.com. also enjoy a variety of Christmas anthems sung in English, Italian and Latin. Ongoing:

GCH Auxiliary Sponsors Tree of Place: The Church of St. Rocco Lights **Vendors needed for a Holiday Shop- 18 Third St., Glen Cove The Glen Cove Hospital Auxiliary will ping Event on 12/13/12 at the Glen Cove once again sponsor the Tree Of Lights Senior Center – Date: Saturday, December 1st Ceremony held in the lobby of the Glen Contact Lucy at 516-759-9610

Cove Hospital. All members of the com- Time: 7:30 pm munity are invited to purchase tree lights ** Volunteer Drivers Urgently Needed as a special gift for friends or family, in on Tuesdays and Fridays for Medical Admission: $10 memory of a loved one or in celebra- Transportation – Clean license a must – tion of a birth or to honor the memory Contact the Glen Cove Senior Center if Call the Church Offi ce at 676-2482 if you have any questions. of a loved one. The tree will be lighted you are able to give some time to assist throughout the holiday season as a sym- those in need: 759-9610/676-2846 Following the performance, refreshments will be served by the Rosary Society bol of peace, hope and love. in the Parish Center. To purchase lights, please call the Aux- **The Handyman Program: The Glen Please come and enjoy what we know will be a fabulous evening! iliary offi ce at 674 7365 or stop by the Cove Senior Center would like to re- front desk in the lobby of the hospital to establish a handyman program to as- pick up a form. sist seniors with simple jobs around the The lighting ceremony will take place house or garden through a trustworthy FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10 at 4 PM in handyman or woman willing to donate Page 6 Gold Coast Gazette Week of November 22, 2012 NS Middle School Students Participate in Interactive Workshops Called Hunger 101

Keeping in line with the E3 (“Ev- gions in the United States. Long Island need. We have approximately 550 loca- regarding Long Island Cares, Inc. or if eryone Matters, Everyone Cares, Every- Cares helps people become more self- tions on Long Island while New York has you know someone in need, please vis- one Learns”) initiative at North Shore suffi cient and provides food to those in eight food banks.” For more information ithttp://www.licares.org/ Middle School, students participated in Hunger 101, an interactive workshop aimed at addressing the causes and con- sequences of hunger on a local, national and global level. It is sponsored by Long Island Cares, Inc. which was founded by the late singer Harry Chapin in 1980. Christine Brown, Coordinator of Community Education Outreach and Self-Suffi ciency for Long Island Cares, conducted a number of interactive work- shops with Team C students at the mid- dle school in October. Her goals includ- ed: Raising awareness of the problem of hunger and poverty on Long Island, un- derstanding the causes and consequences of hunger and suggest strategies to help alleviate, and empowering individuals to think critically about practical and effec- tive solutions to hunger.

Social Studies classes at the middle school role-played the following “real situations:” · Living within a tight budget · Not having the money to buy nutritious food and suffi cient foods · The challenges of having to deal with social service agencies · The restrictions and obstacles facing people experiencing hunger

Problems involving hunger affect approximately 260,000 people on Long Island. Ms. Brown said, “Hunger is a Article and photos by Shelly Newman serious problem on Long Island even Pictured are students of Team C at North Shore Middle School and their teachers participating in Hunger 101, an interactive workshop aimed though it is one of the most affl uent re- at addressing the causes and consequences of hunger on a local, national and global level. The Circus Comes to Sea Cliff School! The National Circus Project came to Sea Cliff Elementary School for a week-long event that combined physical fi tness with circus fun and profi ciency. The circus festivities culminated with an in-school “student” circus performance featuring Sea Cliff fi fth graders who tumbled and juggled into the hearts of all those in attendance! The National Circus Project (NCP) is an innovative cultural arts organiza- tion, which promotes student participa- tion in school arts and physical education activities, using “circus” as its theme. The National Circus Project sends teams of internationally acclaimed circus per- former/instructors to schools throughout the U.S.A., where they present exciting circus assembly performances, teach circus skills to students as part of their physical education program – including juggling, balancing, plate-spinning, and “devil stick” manipulation. Many thanks to the Sea Cliff PCA and all of the physical education teach- ers and staff for putting on such an enter- taining performance! Article and photos by Shelly Newman Pictured are Sea Cliff Elementary fi fth graders participating in the week-long circus event that combined physical fi tness with circus fun and profi ciency. Week of November 22, 2012 Gold Coast Gazette Page 7 Lt. Tom Fitzpatrick Retires shall in 2003 by the FBI to facilitate Movie a very successful joint investigation that began in Glen Cove and spanned the East Coast of United States. He has received awards of achievement Review from the FBI, Nassau PD, Nassau County Police Chiefs’ Association, Old Brookville PD, and the U.S. De- partment of Justice. He’s been award- ed 28 Departmental commendations Skyfall throughout his tenure at the Glen Cove A movie review by Katherine Kranz P.D. and has been a guest speaker at John Jay College of Criminal Justice. 2012 Chief Whitton lamented that not Rated PG-13 (Intense action only was he was losing a key piece violence and mild sexual content) of his management team with Fitz- Runtime: 143 min patrick’s departure, but that the De- Stars: Daniel Craig, Javier Bardem, partment, as well as the community, Judi Dench by Kevin C. Horton was losing a talented and dedicated Oct. 30 2012, Det. Lieutenant Thomas individual who had a reputation of shin- Fitzpatrick of the Glen Cove Police ing brightest when things were at their Department retired from his position worst. “It’s a huge loss for this Depart- as Commanding Offi cer of the Depart- ment and it pains me to know that he’s ment’s Detective Division after 24 years leaving us.” Wehen asked about some The latest entry in the interna- of service to the community, Lt. Fitzpat- of the accomplishments Lt. Fitzpatrick tionally beloved 007 series almost rick, who prior to being hired in 1988 by was most proud of during his career he did not exist. Its production came to a then Mayor Donald DeRiggi, had worked said, “It’s hard to pick out one thing over screeching halt in 2010 as a result of as a New York City Transit Police Offi cer another but I can tell you this, I’m very MGM Studio’s fi nancial distress. Had in Times Square for three years. Lt. Fitz- proud of how far this Detective Division the studio not managed to rebound patrick has been the Commander of the has come in the last 15 years. Yes, it’s from the brink of bankruptcy, Skyfall Detective Division for the past 14 years a small town police department, but no may not have had a future. What a ance. In addition to his fondness for and if his name sounds familiar it may one, no other department, no other unit or travesty that would have been to the a fl ashy entrance and complete disre- be because one of his responsibilities no other command, knows these streets cinema world. After record break- gard for human life, Silva has dedi- has been the role of Public Information like we do. Arresting criminals is the ing success from its foreign openings cated himself to settling a personal Offi cer for the Department, or it may be easier part of a detective’s job. Careful Skyfall is on its way to becoming a score with M. because his family has had roots in the case management and knowing the rules mega hit, and for good reason. This entry is unlike past James Glen Cove area since the mid 1800’s. of the game are what helps win success- We begin right in the middle of Bond fi lms, beyond the fact that his Lt. Fitzpatrick was also well known ful prosecutions. That’s where our talent a mission in Turkey. Within min- current beverage of choice is a Hei- in police circles as being one of the most comes in. We’ve solved a lot of cases, utes MI6 agents James Bond (Dan- neken. In exchange for the innova- highly trained offi cers within the Depart- we’ve helped an awful lot of people, and iel Craig) and Eve (Naomie Harris) tive gadgets, we are given glimpses ment. Records show that Lt. Fitzpatrick we’ve earned the admiration of our col- are in an adrenaline fueled pursuit of of Bond’s traumatic childhood. The has received specialized training over the leagues in other agencies along the way. mercenary Patrice (Ola Rapace). Pa- requisite “Bond Girl” is given a no- years in disciplines such as: Homicide I think that say’s a lot. Aside from that, trice has stolen a computer hard drive tably minor role, with the focus shift- Investigations, Dignitary Protection, In- one other thing stands out: I’m proud of containing the identities of undercov- ing to Bond’s struggles with age and terviews and Interrogation, Financial having had the opportunity to serve our er agents around the world. Patrice his commitment to the agency. Every Crimes, Narcotics and Gang investiga- community in this capacity; the opportu- makes off with the hard drive as Bond ounce of skill, stealth and strength tions, certifi cation as a Voice Stress Ana- nity to make a real difference in people’s is accidentally shot. Bond puts forth is not just for the sake lyst, a Hostage Negotiator, and gradua- lives. And I’m extremely humbled by Meanwhile in London, MI6 head of the mission, but also for his own tion from the FBI National Academy, Lt. the notion that maybe I’ve accomplished M (Judi Dench) resists the pressure confi dence. Daniel Craig expresses Fitzpatrick was Deputized a U.S. Mar- that.” from Intelligence and Security Com- this concealed confl ict with fl awless mittee Chairman Gareth Mallory subtlety. (Ralph Fiennes) to retire. This issue This is also the fi rst of the Bond Glen Cove DPW Aids Long Beach is temporarily put on hold when the fi lms to be released in IMAX, and it MI6 computers are hacked followed is absolutely worth experiencing it as by a massive offi ce explosion, killing such. Every explosion, gunshot, and many employees. the destruction of a beautiful Aston Once being put through numer- Martin are felt as a pound against ous tests to prove he still has worth the chest. The elevated crystal clar- as an agent despite his age, Bond is ity emphasizes some of the best ac- given the assignment. He meets his tion sequences seen all year. The full new Quartermaster (Ben Whishaw), body, long- take combat shots are who equips him with nothing more pure adrenaline surges set in stunning than a Walther PPK and a radio trans- locations. The movie’s theme could mitter. Gone are the days of explod- have been something special had it ing pens and Bell Rocket Belts. The not been for Adele lifelessly moaning young Quartermaster is one of many through the lyrics, though the movie reminders that Bond may be getting should not be held accountable for too old for his line of work. this. As a whole, Skyfall is most def- Bond is eventually led to one initely one of the best in the series, of the series’ most striking villains, and, quite possibly, the best. Raoul Silva (Javier Bardem). While he does not exactly appear intimidat- Grade: A ing, what with his orange eyebrows and cream colored blazer, Silva pres- ents himself with sinister fl amboy- Glen Cove DPW workers went to Long Beach to aid the sister city in the cleanup after Super Storm Sandy. Full story on page 1. Page 8 Gold Coast Gazette Week of November 22, 2012

NS Middle Schoolers Learn Cake Decorating Techniques Eighth grade baking students tive ways to use simple items in order to enjoyed learning how to decorate cakes. worked alongside Jacquelyn Nation, create professional looking cakes, they I will use these skills when I decorate a North Shore parent and experienced also became aware of the challenges cakes at home.” Juliette Occhi said, “It Editor and Publisher cake decorator, to learn cake decorating this art may present. Excitement was was a great experience to learn about ev- Kevin C. Horton techniques. The students experimented evident as the students worked diligently erything. I was so happy with my cake.” Photographers with fondant and various types of food to overcome obstacles and to express Overall, the students in Ms. Miranda’s Peter Budraitis and candy as they created Halloween their creativity. Their appreciation was baking class had a fantastic cake deco- Richard Wilson Jr. themed cakes. evident as they thanked Ms. Nation for rating experience! Art Director While the students learned innova- her time. Jenna Whalen stated, “I really Milkenia Horton Circulation Manager Robert J. Horton Layout Design Jackie Comitino Staff Writers John C. O’Connell Brenda Weck Gene Auciello Carol Griffi n Matthew Ross Sports Editor Robin Appel Gazette logo designed by artist Janice Leotti Patricia Campbell Horton Publisher Emeritus

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10439-78774 Week of November 22, 2012 Gold Coast Gazette Page 11 Celebrate Our Kids, Art & Music Barnes & Noble Student Art Show, 11/30 - 12/2 Special Appearances by the HS Madrigals, MS Chamber Chorus & NS Instrumental Groups

The Arts Angels are excited to an- nounce that the North Shore Schools will be partnering with Barnes & Noble in Manhasset for the fi fth annual Student Art Show and book fair on Friday, No- vember 30th - Sunday, December 2nd. The Student Art Show featuring beautiful creations from North Shore students in grades K-12 will be displayed during store hours at the Barnes and Noble located at 1542 Northern Blvd in Manhasset. Additionally, there are spe- cial performances currently scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, December 1st and 2nd by the North Shore High School Madrigals, North Shore Middle School Chamber Chorus, and NS Instrumental Groups. Please mark your calendars! You don’t want to miss this wonderful event. Please visit the Barnes & Noble lo- cated in Manhasset at 1542 Northern Blvd. on the weekend of the event and shop as you wish. At checkout be sure to mention Arts Angels Bookfair Num- ber #10680908 and Barnes & Noble will donate a portion of the proceeds to the NS Arts Angels or you can go online to www.bn.com/bookfairs during Friday, November 30th thru Friday, December 7th (please remember to put in the Bookfair Number at checkout). Many thanks to the Arts Angels for initiating this wonderful event. Please visit the North Shore Schools homep- age at www.northshoreschools.org or the Arts Angels webpage at http://www. Pictured is artwork that will be featured in the Barnes & Noble “Student Art Show,” on Friday, November 30th – Sunday, December 2nd, in northshoreartsangels.org/ regarding in- Manhasset located at 1542 Northern Blvd. This is the fi fth annual event partnering the North Shore Schools and Barnes & Noble initiated by formation about this event. the Arts Angels. Article by Shelly Newman Page 12 Gold Coast Gazette Week of November 22, 2012 Silver Lines Hardship Unites By Laurie Huenteo there are still those in need, so keep the We at the Glen Cove Senior Cen- spirit and reach out to neighbors, friends, ter would be remiss if we didn’t refl ect strangers. We only have each other; let’s a bit on the month’s trials and tribula- remain united in compassion. tions. Frankly, the 2 storms truly tested “A human being is part of the whole our strength, patience, and resiliency. called by us universe, a part limited in This disaster took lives, homes, cars, and time and space. He experiences himself, possessions, but it did not and will not his thoughts and feeling as something take our spirit. Thanks to the leadership separated from the rest, a kind of opti- Duette® Architella® within our great community, as well as cal delusion of his consciousness. 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This rebate offer may not be combined with any other Hunter Douglas offer or promotion. © 2012 Hunter Douglas. All rights reserved. All trademarks used herein are the property of their respective owners. 32462 Amazing City place to stay. To The Editor, We are so happy that power has If Norman Rockwell was still with been restored to most of the residents Editorial... us, he would have the perfect subject of a of Glen Cove, but will miss our evening leader that dealt with an emergency with call from a great mayor and friend. North Shore Schools Superintendent incredible effi ciency, calm, caring and Marilyn & Michael Brenner love in Mayor Ralph V. Suozzi. Dissolves Bussing Issue The Mayor, Deputy Mayor Maureen Nice Job Mayor Kennedy Basdavanos, and the amazing staff from To the Editor, various city departments, kept City Hall I would like to publicly reiterate Parents ready for bear who attended reiterated that at no time was bus service open all weekend to deal with Hurricane what I stated at the November 13th Sea the November 14 North Shore Schools going to be suspended indefi nitely for the Sandy and its aftermath in spite of the Cliff Board of Trustees meeting. Board Meeting walked out of the meet- private and parochial school children. fact that they too had no power in their As a proud citizen of Sea Cliff I wish ing with smiles saying, “Now, I know Resident Dave Whitting, initially homes and families to care for. to commend Mayor Kennedy, the Board why so many people like that guy.” Su- upset and was ready to be the fi rst speak- I know of no other leader of a com- of Trustees and the many employees of perintendent of Schools, Dr. Ed Melnick er of the night remained seated and said, munity who personally answered calls our village for the effi cient and profes- spoke directly to the many parents from “Wow, you really took the wind out of my from residents, was constantly out on the sional manner in which they addressed private and parochial schools in the audi- sail... You answered all my questions and road assessing the situation, spoke with the emergency situation resulting from ence who were there to complain about concerns, thank you.” Later, upon leav- LIPA offi cials at least twice daily, and Superstorm Sandy. busing not being provided days after Su- ing the meeting he said, “Now, I know called all residents at least once a day And, as a proud resident of the vil- per Storm Sandy despite their schools why so many people like that guy.” through a reverse 911 system to keep ev- lage which we call “home”, our fellow and North Shore Schools being open. Dr. Melnick concluded by saying, eryone informed. citizens are also to be commended for At the onset of the meeting, he sim- “Please understand your kids are as im- Jane Beckhard-Suozzi, the Mayor’s their civility and concern for each other. ply said, “I’m sorry, it was a very dif- portant to me as any child in this district. wife, spent the weekend fi nding volun- Sea Cliff, once again, exhibited its fi cult situation and we did the best we Unfortunately, timing and judgement teers to man the shelter that was set up outstanding governmental leadership could...” In the aftermath of the storm, calls were diffi cult in this situation... If by the Mayor at Glen Cove High School and a unifi ed community in an other- Dr. Melnick stated that a number of anything like this happens again, please so that people would have a warm, safe wise diffi cult situation. additional channels of communication feel free speak to us.” Edward L. Lieberman have been put into place. All private and -KCH parochial school families living in the district should contact the transportation department (277-7930) to be included LETS GET TOGETHER AND FEEL ALRIGHT…! in the automated calling system for the future. Additionally, the school district has set up a passive Facebook page and In the 2 weeks following Hurricane Sandy, Sea Cliff residents suffered through extended power out- Twitter account which they will utilize in ages and massive cleanups of their property. Once again our Village exhibited its true sense of com- addition to their school website at www. munity with neighbor helping neighbor, our Volunteer Fire Department responding to hundreds of northshoreschools.org to convey impor- calls for help, and our Village staff working repeated 16 hour days. tant information. Dr. Melnick went on to say that it While we have so many reasons to be grateful and celebrate going into the holiday season we still was a diffi cult period of time when deci- have neighbors among us in need of assistance. sions were being made fast and furious Mayor Bruce Kennedy and First Lady Robin Kennedy cordially invite you to get together to celebrate with many different concerns in mind in- cluding primarily the safety of the chil- and be of service to those in need. dren and also the gas shortage. (He said Saturday, November 24th Tidal Groove w/special guests… the district uses a total of 300 gallons a Sea Cliff Fire House 7:30PM $25.00 per person day servicing all the schools). He also (included will be beer and light fare, all net proceeds will go to Mutual Concerns) Week of November 22, 2012 Gold Coast Gazette Page 13

had a daughter, Catherine Allegret, her- Correct Callers self an actress. Her second marriage was Peggy and Ray Folz, Tony Mercado, to the Italian-born French actor, Yves Don Adams, Will and Babs Hutchins, Montand, in 1950, a union which lasted Anna Moore, Ted March, Roberta until her death. A life-long chain smoker, Pezza, Mario Moccia, The Tuthill Fam- she died of pancreatic cancer in Auteuil- ily, Rita Missily Anthouillet, France on Sept. 30, 1985, at with Guy Kibbee. He was also in “The the age of 64. Littlest Rebel” with Shirley Temple, “High Sierrra” (1941) with Humphrey Bogart, and “Merrily We Live” (1938) with Constance Bennett and Brian Ah- erne. If you know this week’s celebrity call us at 516-671-2360 or e-mail:mail@gold- Answer to last weeks Crossword coastgazette.net 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 J U D E A C A L L A Q U A Last Week’s Celebrity 14 15 16 U ND I D A LOE T UP I Born Simone Henriette Charlotte 17 18 19 Kaminker, last week’s celebrity was S TANDI NGOVATION 20 21 22 Simone Signoret. Besides being the T OYS C OIF D IDNT 23 24 25 fi rst foreign actress to win an Academy T W EENAGER Award, she also received a Cesar, a BAF- 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 A G R EE O NEDG E TA, an Emmy, a Golden Globe, Cannes 33 34 35 36 37 Film Festival recognition and the Silver R HE I N C H O U R IP 38 39 40 41 Bear for Best Actress. Born in Germany, R OUNDOFAPPLA USE 42 43 44 Born on May 27, 1916, in Sunfl ower, she grew up in Paris in an intellectual A SS A CTS A NIME atmosphere and studied the English lan- 45 46 47 48 Mississippi, this week’s celebrity was an S TEAM S D ADOS American TV and fi lm actor, sometimes guage in school, earning a teaching cer- 49 50 51 52 53 tifi cate. She tutored French and Latin and C ATEC H I ST known as “Sleep n’ Eat”. He was one of 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 the fi rst well-known African American worked part-time as a typist for a French C O M ET R OOD O N C E 62 63 64 fi lm actors and comedians, although his collaborationist newspaper, “Les Nou- H OOT SANDHOL LERS 65 66 67 work, like that of Stepin Fetchit, is today veaux Temps”, run by Jean Luchaire, E ZRA L IEU S IRUP a French journalist and politician, who 68 69 70 sometimes reviled because he was often F EEL B ERM D ADDY called upon to play stereotypical lazy, il- supported the Vichy regime’s “Revolu- literate, and/or simple-minded characters tion Nationale”. During the German oc- in fi lms. Of the 124 fi lms he appeared in, cupation of France, Simone mixed with he received screen credit in at least 77 an artistic group of writers and actors. of them, an unusual feat for a bit player. They encouraged her to follow her act- He arrived in Hollywood as a chauffeur ing ambition. In 1942, she began ap- for a vacationing couple, and began his pearing in bit parts and was able to earn performing career with a traveling show enough money to support her mother in southern California. He played “Chat- and two brothers, as her father, who was tanooga Brown” in two “Charlie Chan” a French patriot, had fl ed the country in fi lms, 1945’s “The Red Dragon” and 1940 to join General De Gaulle in Eng- 1946’s “Dangerous Money”. He also land. Simone took her mother’s maiden played the character of “Hipp” in 3 of name for the screen to help hide her Jew- RKO’s six “Scattergood Barnes” fi lms ish roots. She was fi rst married to fi lm- maker Yves Allegret, with whom she ZUMBA-thon/Cardio- Dance-a-Thon The YMCA at Glen Cove held a ZUMBA-thon/Cardio-Dance-a-Thon, Saturday, 11/17 from 9-11a. It was a fundraiser with donations aiding in helping our local community members recover from the devastation of Hurricane Sandy. The event was a success with instructors Melanie Ranaldo, Shorey Walker and Kate Hayes and over 45 participants raising over $800. Thank you to all for a job well done! Gold Coast Gazette Subscription Form Name: ______

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Glen Cove Youth Bureau presents… YOUTH, NEWS & VIEWS

Creative Clubs at the Glen One of our most popular clubs is our Cove After 3 Program! science club. GCA3 students are able to participate in science experiments that Fridays at the Glen Cove After 3 can easily be done at home. The stu- program are fi lled with educational, en- dents have created exploding volcanos, tertaining clubs for the youth to enjoy! slimy goo, and have mined for chocolate The youth service workers provide fun chip cookies. The mining experiment fi lled clubs for the students to participate taught students about the energy source in on. The students change their club of coal, the places where coal mining can selection every two months in order to be found, and the different types of coal give them a chance to try new activi- mining. The GCA3 students learned that ties. Some clubs that the Glen Cove Af- coal is buried underground and it is har- ter 3 program offers are Teambuilding/ vested through mining. The experiment Sports, Cooking, Karaoke, Science, Art, used two different types of cookies, reg- and a new addition to our language se- ular and chewy, which represented the ries, Mandarin. Our Mandarin class is students’ land and allowed the students being taught by one of the GCA3’s past to mine their ‘land’ using toothpicks. participates, Marisa Fahey, a 9th grad- The students created a chart referencing er attending Glen Cove High School. how many different chips they mined Marisa wanted to give back to the GCA3 and discussed land reclamation. and wanted to express her love of the If your child is a participant in the language, therefore she is volunteering GCA3 program and your child has a cre- her time to teach 3rd- 5th graders at Con- ative idea for a club that they would like nolly Elementary School. The students to see offered, we’d love to hear from are learning the basics of the Mandarin you! Come join us at the Glen Cove Af- language as well as the Chinese culture. ter 3 program’s creative clubs! For more The Glen Cove After 3’s cook- information, please contact the Glen ing club is always a delicious hit! The Cove After 3 offi ce at (516) 277-1303. cooking club has made bruschetta with The Glen Cove After 3 is a part of tomato and mozzarella, reduced fat, the 21st Century Community Learning whole wheat English muffi n pizzas, gua- Center which is funded by New York camole, fresh fruit yogurt parfaits, and a State Department of Education. The Glen Glen Cove EMS Blotter healthy pudding recipe. The youth learn Cove After 3 Program is collaboration about health alternatives and incorporate between the City of Glen Cove Youth Sun Nov 11th - Sat Nov 17th: 47 Calls their mathematical skills of measure- Bureau, the Glen Cove School District, Year To Date: 2,062 Calls ment while following their recipes. The S.A.F.E, Glen Cove Senior Center, and Summary of Ambulance Calls the Glen Cove Police Department. students are most excited to go home and Abdominal Pain - 2 share their recipes with their families. Cardiac Arrest - 1 Chest Pain - 2 Choking/Obstructed Airway -1 Diffi culty Breathing - 8 General Illness - 2 Injury From A Fall - 11 Intoxication - 2 Other - 6 Pedestrian Struck By Vehicle - 1 Seizure -1 Sick Person -8 Stroke - 2 Provided by GCEMS Chief Matthew Venturino Glen Cove Fire Dept Blotter Sun Nov 11th - Sat Nov 17th: 14 Calls Year To Date: 661 Calls Summary of Fire Calls Automatic Fire Alarm - 5 Car Fire - 1 Carbon Monoxide Alarm - 3 Elevator Rescue - 1 Fuel Spill -1 Hazardous Material - 1 Natural Gas Leak - 1 Smoke In Building - 1 Provided by GCFD Chief Rodni Leftwich Week of November 22, 2012 Gold Coast Gazette Page 15

CITY OF GLEN COVE, NEW YORK Cove Board of Zoning Appeals on Thurs- NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING day, November 29, 2012, at 7:30 p.m., CEDAR SWAMP CREEK STORMWA- at the Council Chambers, City Hall, 9 PUBLIC NOTICE TER IMPROVEMENTS Glen Street, Glen Cove, N.Y., when all The City of Glen Cove announces a pub- interested persons will be given an op- Notice of Public Hearing the Project and the proposed Acquisi- lic meeting on Monday December 3, portunity to express their views on the City of Glen Cove tions, consider the need of the Acquisi- 2012 regarding stormwater management following applicationS: PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that, pursu- tions, review the public use to be served, improvements being designed for Ce- CASE # 12- 2012- ANTIMO DI SPIR- ant to Article 2 of the New York State assess the impact of the Acquisitions dar Swamp Creek and Mill Pond. This ITO- (Continuation) Applicant proposes Eminent Domain Procedure Law, the on the environment and residents of the project is intended to improve the City’s to construct a new second story addition City Council of the City of Glen Cove locality where the Project is proposed ability to manage litter, debris, and sedi- for a two-family conversion of the ex- (“City”) will hold a Public Hearing on to be constructed, and to solicit public ment in the Cedar Swamp Creek corridor isting non-conforming, one-family con- Tuesday, November 27, 2012, at 8:00 comments on the Project and proposed and Mill Pond. version of the existing non-conforming, pm, at City Hall, 9 Glen Street, Glen Acquisitions. Copies of the Conceptual The public meeting will commence at one-family dwelling at 39 Carney Street, Cove, New York, regarding the proposed Road Alignment plans showing the Proj- 7:00 pm, in the Main Chambers of City Glen Cove, N.Y., as shown on the Nas- acquisition of fee title and/or permanent ect and the proposed Acquisitions are Hall, 9 Glen Street, Glen Cove, 11542. sau County Land and Tax Map as Sec- easements in portions of certain parcels available for public inspection at the City tion 21, Block H, Lot 32, and located in of land located immediately adjacent to Clerk’s Offi ce in Glen Cove City Hall. The purpose of this event is for the City the I-2 Light Industrial District and in Garvies Point Road, Dickson Street and The subject parcels in which the City to present draft designs of the improve- the RIO-ON District in accordance with Herb Hill Road for repaving, grading, needs to acquire fee title and/or perma- ments to the public, and to obtain public the Glen Cove Building Zone Ordinance drainage and/or landscaping purposes nent easements are designated on the comment. The draft designs will remain and Map. (the “Acquisitions”) in connection with Nassau County Tax Map as follows: available for public viewing for thirty CASE #17-2012- YELENA VORONO- the Herb Hill Road/Garvies Point Road days after this public meeting at the VA- Applicant proposes to maintain the Reconstruction Project (the “Project”). offi ces of the Glen Cove Community existing conditions at 29 Lattingtown This Hearing is to inform the public of Development Agency, at 9 Glen Street, Road, Glen Cove, N.Y., as shown on Room 206, Glen Cove, 11542. Com- the Nassau County Land and Tax Map ments may also be submitted in writing as section 30, Block 64, Lot 76, which to Ms. Erin Reilley, Grant Administrator, includes a two-story side addition with at [email protected], or at the less than the required minimum side above mailing address. yard and rear yard with more than the ------x permitted maximum interior fl oor area NOTICE OF PREPARATION OF for the entire dwelling; a stone shed with REGISTRATION FOR THE ANNUAL more than the permitted maximum cov- ELECTION OF THE erage and with less than the required side GLENWOOD WATER DISTRICT yard for access recreation structures; a Please be advised that pursuant to a jacuzzi with less than the required rear Resolution of the Board of Commission- yard; and with more than the permitted ers, the Board of Elections shall meet on maximum square footage of paving for the Third of December, 2012 between residential premises in the R-3A Single the hours of 6:00 P. M. and 9:00 P. M. Family Residence District in accordance at the offi ce of the Glenwood Water Dis- with the Glen Cove Building Zone Ordi- trict, 6 Third Street, Glenwood Landing, nance and Map. New York for the purpose of preparing Dated: November 20, 2012 the rolls of registered voters of the Glen- BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF wood Water District. The annual election ZONING APPEALS OF THE CITY OF of the Glenwood Water District will be GLEN COVE held on the Eleventh day of December STUART GROSSMAN, CHAIRMAN 2012 between the hours of 6:00 P. M. ------x and 9:00 P. M. at the Water District of- VILLAGE OF SEA CLIFF LOCAL fi ce. STATE OF EMERGENCY Please note that only those persons who On October 29, 2012 as Mayor of the have registered with the Nassau Coun- Village of Sea Cliff, New York, due to ty Board of Elections on or before the the then impending storm, I proclaimed twenty-third day before the Glenwood a local state of emergency in the Village Water District election shall be eligible of Sea Cliff for a period of not more than to vote. thirty (30) days or until sooner rescind- BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF ed my me. COMMISSIONERS That proclamation remains in effect, and Kenneth S. Uihlein, Secretary hereby is amended to continue through to the Board November 22, 2012, the suspension of GLENWOOD WATER DISTRICT the requirements for fi rst obtaining a per------x mit (a) for the removal of any tree pursu- ANNUAL ELECTION ant to chapter 121 of the Village Code. Notice is hereby given that an Annual Mayor Bruce Kennedy Election will be held on the Eleventh day Dated: November 17, 2012 BOND ORDINANCE OF THE CITY ten (10) years. of December, 2012 at the offi ce of the ------x OF GLEN COVE, NEW YORK, AD- A complete copy of the Bond Ordinance Glenwood Water District, 6 Third Street, VILLAGE OF SEA CLIFF LOCAL OPTED NOVEMBER 20, 2012, AU- summarized above shall be available for Glenwood Landing, New York between STATE OF EMERGENCY THORIZING THE PAYMENT BY THE public inspection during normal busi- the hours of 6:00 P. M. and 9:00 P. M. On October 29, 2012 as Mayor of the CITY OF CERTAIN AMOUNTS DUE ness hours at the offi ce of the City Clerk, for the purpose of electing one Commis- Village of Sea Cliff, New York, due to TO EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY AS City of Glen Cove, City Hall, Glen Cove, sioner of the Glenwood Water District the then impending storm, I proclaimed A RESULT OF THEIR SEPARATION New York, for the term of three years commencing a local state of emergency in the Village FROM EMPLOYMENT; STATING Dated: November 20, 2012 January 1, 2013. of Sea Cliff for a period of not more than THE ESTIMATED MAXIMUM COST Glen Cove, New York Notice is hereby given that pursuant to thirty (30) days or until sooner rescind- THEREOF IS $1,100,000, APPROPRI- NOTICE Subdivision 20 of Section 215 of Article ed my me. ATING SAID AMOUNT FOR SUCH The ordinance, a summary of which is 13 of the Town Law of the State of New That proclamation remains in effect, and PURPOSE, AND AUTHORIZING THE published herewith, has been adopted York, as amended, a resolution has been hereby is amended to continue through ISSUANCE OF $1,100,000 SERIAL on November 20, 2012, and the valid- duly adopted by the Commissioners of November 27, 2012, the suspension of BONDS OF SAID CITY TO FINANCE ity of the obligations authorized by such such District providing that candidates the requirements for fi rst obtaining a per- SAID APPROPRIATION ordinance may be hereafter contested for the District Offi ces shall fi le their mit (a) for the removal of any tree pursu- The bonds are authorized to fi nance pay- only if such obligations were authorized names with the Secretary of the District ant to chapter 121 of the Village Code. ments to employees of the City upon for an object or purpose for which the or at the District Offi ce no later than 4:00 Mayor Bruce Kennedy their separation from employment, as CITY OF GLEN COVE, in the County P. M. on November 30, 2012 and in ad- Dated: November 22, 2012 may be approved by the City Council, in- of Nassau, New York, is not authorized dition requiring that such nomination be ------x cluding but not limited to, cash payment to expend money or if the provisions of submitted in form subscribed by not less VILLAGE OF SEA CLIFF LOCAL for separation incentives and/or payment law which should have been complied than twenty-fi ve (25) qualifi ed registered of the monetary value of accrued and ac- with as of the date of publication of this voters of the District. STATE OF EMERGENCY cumulated but unused and unpaid sick Notice were not substantially complied BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF As Mayor of the Village of Sea Cliff, New leave, personal leave, holiday leave, va- with, and an action, suit or proceeding COMMISSIONERS York, due to the impending hurricane, I cation time, time allowances granted in contesting such validity is commenced Kenneth S. Uihlein, Secretary to the lieu of overtime compensation and any within twenty days after the publication hereby proclaim a local state of emer- Board gency in the Village of Sea Cliff begin- other forms of payment required to be of this Notice, or such obligations were ------x paid to such employees upon separation authorized in violation of the provisions CITY OF GLEN COVE BOARD OF ning on October 29, 2012 and continuing from employment. of the constitution. ZONING APPEALS NOTICE OF PUB- in effect for a period not to exceed thirty The aggregate amount of obligations to TINA PEMBERTON LIC HEARING be issued is $1,100,000. City Clerk PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a PUB- continued on page 16 The periods of probable usefulness are ------x LIC HEARING will be held by the Glen Page 16 Gold Coast Gazette Week of November 22, 2012 LEGAL continued from page 15 to protect life and property, public in- (30) days or until this proclamation is frastructure and other such emergency sooner rescinded by me. I hereby fi nd assistance as deemed necessary and as that the conditions created by this storm directed by me. threaten or imperil the public safety of I hereby suspend for a period of fi ve days, Free agent the citizens of the Village of Sea Cliff. beginning on October 29, 2012 and con- As Mayor of the Village, in issuing this tinuing through November 2, 2012, the proclamation, I am exercising the author- requirements for fi rst obtaining a permit with every ity given to me under the New York State (a) for the removal of any tree pursuant Executive Law, Article 2 B, to preserve to chapter 121 of the Village Code and the public safety and hereby render all (b) pursuant to chapter 48 of the Village policy. required and available assistance vital to Code for the construction, replacement, the security, well being and health of the or remediation of any building or struc- citizens of the Village. ture damaged or demolished due to the I hereby direct the Department of Build- storm named Sandy. ings and the Department of Public Works Mayor Bruce Kennedy to take whatever steps may be necessary Dated: October 29,2012 ------x Suzanne Aral-Boutros Agcy Inc Suzanne Aral-Boutros, Agent 21B Cedar Swamp Road Free Glen Cove, NY 11542 Bus: 516-671-3428 Discount Double Check™ too. 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1003065 State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company, State Farm Indemnity Company, Bloomington, IL Obituaries Douglass C. Herdt Biljana Cipusev TOWNSEND, John Miles of Wantagh, ager for the NY Times. Beloved brother Herdt, Douglass C, (58) of Hewitt, Cipusev, Biljana on November 8, 2012. NY on November 15th, 2012 age 86. of Clifford E., Priscilla E. and the late NJ, loving spouse of Robin Rose Ben- Beloved wife of the late Zvonimir (Jack). Beloved husband of Christine. Loving Richard K. Also survived by several nett, on November 1st, 2012. Doug was Dear aunt of Biljana (Ned) Vranes. father of Nancy Budraitis (Peter). Dear nieces, late nephews, and great nieces the youngest son of Gilbert and Clara Funeral Service McLaughlin Kramer brother of Helen. Adoring grandfather and nephews. Arrangements by Dodge- (Roesch) Herdt, formerly from Glen Megiel Funeral Home. Interment Roslyn of Peter & Emily. Visitation and Service Thomas. Service held at the Calvary Cove, NY. He leaves his brothers Jona- Cemetery. held at the Funeral Home of Dodge- AME Church. Interment Calverton Na- than (Roberta), Robert (Lorna), Timothy Thomas. Interment Private. tional Cemetery. (Carol) and sisters Penelope (Anthony Joseph Kopetic Grover) and Bess (Charles Bell) and nu- Kopetic, Joseph of Glen Head, NY on Frank L. Cassano merous nieces and nephews. Doug led an November 13, 2012. Beloved husband CASSANO, Frank L. of Bayville, NY on eclectic life. He was a Union props and of the late Jean Kopetic. Loving father November 14th, 2012 age 86. Beloved load-in Master, a classically trained ac- of Ronald Kopetic, Sr. and the late Jean husband of the late Ann. Loving father tor, a cabinet-maker, and most recently a Blacharski. Cherished grandfather of of Larry (Jane) and the late Angelo and passionate practitioner and supporter of Thomas, Donna Puglisi, James and Jay Frank. Dear brother of twin Felicia, Joe, Permaculture gardening. Doug was com- Blacharski & Ronald, Jr. and Todd Ko- Dominick, Mary and the late William. mitted to sustainability and care of the petic. Great grandfather of 11. Funeral Visitation held at the Funeral Home of earth. A celebration of Doug’s life will Mass at St. Hyacinth R. C. Church, Glen Dodge-Thomas. Mass held at the Church be planned for May of 2013. Please con- Head, NY. Interment Holy Rood Cem- of St. Gertrude Bayville. Interment Lo- North Shore tact the family for further details. etery, Westbury. Arrangements by Whit- cust Valley Cemetery. Donations may be ting Funeral Home. made to the Wounded Warrior Project. Monuments Eileen L. Dabruzzi Plaques and Sandblasting Dabruzzi, Eileen L. of Glen Cove, NY John J. Cuite Doris L. Berger on Nov. 17, 2012. Beloved wife of the CUITE, John J. formerly of Huntington, BERGER, Doris L. of Glen Cove, NY on QUALITY WORKMANSHIP late Alfred. Loving mother of Fred NY and Fort Meyers, FL., on November November 15th, 2012 age 94. Beloved FOR FOUR GENERATIONS (Nancy), Richard (Maureen), Susan Per- 17th, 2012 age 86. Retired NYC Detec- wife of the late Bertram. Mother of Fred- rone (John) and John (Suzanne). Cher- tive and WWII Navy Veteran. Loving da (Michael) and Jane Bernstein. Proud Quality Granite In All Colors ished grandmother of Dana, Bryan & husband of Columbia “Connie”. Father grandmother of 6. Special great grand- Kyle Dabruzzi; John Perrone; Nicole, of John, Kenneth, Debra Cassese, Lau- mother of 5. Visitation and Service held Work done in all cemeteries Laura and John Dabruzzi. Dear sister of ra Rich and Richard. Brother of Cather at the Funeral Home of Dodge-Thomas. Leonard Topp. Interment Holy Rood Schmidt and Rita McCusker. Grandfather Interment New Montefi ore Cemetery. 759-2156 Cemetery, Westbury. In lieu of fl owers of 10. Great grandfather of 2. Visitation Showroom: contributions may be made to Long Is- and Service held at the Funeral Home of David H. Jones 677 Cedar Swamp Rd. land Alzheimer’s Foundation, 5 Channel Dodge-Thomas. Interment Private. JONES, David H. formerly of Glen Brookville, N.Y. 11545 Dr., Port Washington, NY 11050. Ar- Cove, NY on November 14th, 2012 age Mon-Fri: 10am to 6pm rangements by Whitting Funeral Home. John Miles Townsend 94. WWII Army Veteran. Retired man- Saturdays 4pm (closed Sunday) Week of November 22, 2012 Gold Coast Gazette Page 17 CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Heavenly Bodies By Myles Mellor and Sally York - Ann DiPietro 123 45678 9 10111213 Dear Great Book Guru, thesis is that Lincoln’s genius lay in his What a beautiful weekend we had here ability to take his fi ercest opponents and 14 15 16 in Sea Cliff! There were parties and make them his greatest supporters. The 17 18 19 family gatherings galore. In fact, I par- book is really a series of multiple biogra- ticipated in a family reunion, a turkey phies: Lincoln, Attorney General Bates, 20 21 hunt, and a bocce tournament all on Secretary of Treasury Chase, Secretary Saturday afternoon. Despite the great of State Seward, and Secretary of War 22 23 24 25 26 weather and everything that was go- Stanton. These men were dismissive ing on, I really wanted to see the new of Lincoln and angry at losing to this 27 28 29 Spielberg LINCOLN movie so on Sun- underwhelming, unattractive opponent. day we joined with friends for dinner By the end of his life, Lincoln had won 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 and the movie. While I loved the movie, them all over with his sensitivity, intel- 37 38 39 I was confused at times and would like ligence, and good will. The book is long to learn more. Do you have a book to (700 plus pages) but a compelling study 40 41 42 recommend that will sort out all the his- of power and personality. torical fi gures we met? 43 44 45 Loving Lincoln 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 Dear Loving Lincoln, We too saw LINCOLN this weekend and 55 56 I was very happy to have a copy of Doris Kearns Goodwin’s TEAM OF RIVALS 57 58 59 60 on hand to clarify many points brought 61 62 63 up in the movie. Our friends and fellow moviegoers Vic Ambrose and Linda Hal- 64 65 66 liday had read the book too, so it made for great dinner discussion. The book’s Across 6. Piquance 1. Ninny 7. Like some currents Sea Cliff Author Publishes Two Books on 4. Exploits 8. Fishhook line 9. Addition symbol 9. Pungent condiment Urban Nature and New York Region 14. Kind of dog 10. Breezed through Sea Cliff author John Waldman re- fi rst published in 1999, winning a New 15. Remove a brooch 11. Make fun of cently published two books on urban York Society Library Award. The revi- 16. Category of arachnids 12. Joule fraction nature in the New York region. Still sion includes an epilogue that brings the 17. Breakfast order 13. Woody Herman’s “___ Autumn” the Same Hawk: Refl ections on Nature story of the Harbor to 2012, the 40th 20. Protection 18. Not yet fi nal, at law in New York is a collection of 11 new Anniversary of the critically important 21. Sealed 19. It has strings attached essays of creative non-fi ction by such Clean Water Act, and includes the ambi- 22. Day of the month 23. Central points noted naturalists and writers as Tony tious ongoing oyster restorations; alien 23. Stuffi ng 24. Winged Hiss, William Kornblum, Phillip Lopate, species such as Asian shore crabs, zebra 24. College major 25. Taking it back to the old-school? Anne Matthews, and Robert Sullivan. mussels, and snakehead fi sh; the effects 27. Flatten 26. Rendezvous The book began as the result of a con- of climate change; rehabilitation of the 29. Affi rm 28. Common request ference Waldman convened at Queens legendarily polluted Gowanus Canal, 30. “___ true!” 29. Social worker? College on “Why Nature Matters to New and even a return of bald eagles to Man- 33. Lead provider 30. Restive Yorkers.” The conference helped launch hattan. Waldman’s work on New York 36. Agreement 31. Titter the Institute for Sustainable Cities at Harbor also resulted in a Norcross Wild- 37. Leno and Walters, for example 32. Diets the City University of New York, which life Conservation Award and, just recent- 40. Wake-up call? 34. Barely beat was founded by a generous gift from the ly, the Wildlife Conservation Society’s 41. Tear 35. Hag-ridden late labor negotiator and philanthropist, Conservation Award. 42. “___ a chance” 36. Mouse manipulator Theodore Kheel. The book’s title derives Both books were published by 43. Blood pigment 38. Palindromic conjunction from an observation in Robert Sullivan’s Fordham University Press and are avail- 44. K follower 39. Approximate contribution which considers that a hawk able from their website and other web- 46. Referendum choice 45. Overfl ow in the city (such as the famous Fifth Av- based and storefront vendors. John 47. Desk item 47. Play too broadly enue resident hawk, Pale Male) is per- Waldman also is a professor at Queens 51. Vandalizes, in a way 48. Showed ceived much differently from a hawk in College, where he specializes in aquatic 55. Small green parrot 49. Alchemical solvent the countryside. Yet it’s still the same conservation biology. Waldman has pub- 56. Plastic wrap, for short 50. Balkan capital hawk. The book also looks at how city lished numerous other popular and tech- 57. Comics villain 52. Underplay dwellers react to the sudden appearance nical books, including one on Hempstead 61. Opinion 53. Twilight, old-style of nature, the symbolic value of histori- Harbor and Western Long Island Sound 62. Entanglement 54. Numbers cal images, the value of a community with the Coalition to Save Hempstead 63. Sharp turn 55. Malaria symptom garden, environmental literacy and edu- Harbor. Presently he is working on Run- 64. It’s a wrap 56. Eur. think tank cation, the possible environmental fu- ning Silver to Ghost Fishes, which looks 65. Pluto’s alias 57. Trash tures of New York, and much more. at how mismanagement of rivers, par- 66. German spa 58. It’s stranded The other volume is a revision ticularly damming, has decimated North 59. Natl. Humor Month of Heartbeats in the Muck: The His- America’s runs of migratory fi shes such Down 60. Cast tory, Sea Life, and Environment of New as salmon, shad, and sturgeon—and what 1. Very, in music York Harbor. Heartbeats in the Muck, can be done to reverse these losses. 2. Pivoted which covers the arc of history of New 3. “The Playboy of the Western York Harbor from its pristine origins World” author through the ravages of the industrial era 4. Secures with a rope to its remarkable comeback today, was 5. One-striper: Abbr. Page 18 Gold Coast Gazette Week of November 22, 2012

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