Volume XXIV No. 27 Hometown Newspaper for Glen Cove, Sea Cliff, Glen Head, Glenwood, Locust Valley and Brookville Week of 2/26/15 75C A Whole New Look For Glen Cove School A computer lab at Glen Cove High School received a whole new look thanks to the creativity and volunteerism of student Jennifer Canales and former student Elizabeth Alvarado. The girls created and painted a mural for the lab on their own time after school. According to art and photography teacher Melissa Johnides, the pair went above expectations with the project. Canales created the design for the mural and said it “represents the variety of nationalities and cultures in Glen Cove.” Alvarado has moved out of the Glen Cove area and was not present for its completion.

Photo: Glen Cove High School student Jennifer Canales is pictured with the mural she designed and painted.

Cove Animal Rescue Meet and Greet Mayor Spinello and Deputy Mayor to animal care and their enthusiasm for Peebles welcomed the new Cove Animal placing the animals in forever homes,” Rescue group at City Hall Saturday Deputy Mayor Barbara Peebles said. February 14th. City officials greeted the group’s board members, new employees, The Cove Animal Rescue organization and volunteers in anticipation of their will actively engage in adoption outreach March 1stopening. The animal shelter and events and provide enhanced will be located at 40 Shore Road in Glen services to benefit the animals and the Cove. “I am confident that Cove Animal community. Cove Animal Rescue Rescue will operate an animal shelter that has impressive plans for expansion of the City of Glen Cove will be proud of. the facility, upgrades and improved Cove Animal Rescue is made up of truly operations. The City is looking forward talented people united in their dedication to working with the new organization. Page 2 Gold Coast Gazette Week of February 26, 2015

The Glen Cove Public Library Announces Its Glen Head Fifth Grade 2015—2016 Budget Vote And Trustee Election

Tuesday, March 31, 2015 Westward Expansion

Vote And Let Your Voice Be Heard The Glen Cove Public Library will present its Annual Budget to the citizens of Glen Cove for a vote on Tuesday, March 31st, 2015 in the Library’s Community Room. Polls will be open from 9am to 9pm.

Also, on March 31st, the public will be asked to vote for one member of the five- member Library Board of Trustees for a five-year term and one member for a one-year term to fill a vacant, unexpired term. A hearing on the Library Budget and a chance to meet the Trustee candidates will be held in the Community Room on Tuesday, March 17th at 7pm. All are encouraged to attend.

During the past year, the Library purchased Kindle e-readers for teens, and twelve new public use computers. Moving forward with our dedicated effort to help improve literacy in our community, we have trained twenty volunteers for one-on-one assistance with adult literacy in English and Spanish. Additionally, over 100 patrons have taken advantage of our Introduction to Computer classes. We have supplemented our Voices of Glen Cove collection with seven new presentations from former Glen Cove Mayors and other influential residents. During the summer months, with the help of AHRC, the Library was able to provide a healthy-lunch-storytime for many of the children in our community.

We greatly appreciate those who have supported the Library in the past and will need the continued support of our community to continue providing new and exciting resources and events in the future.

Please come out and vote on the budget and for our Library Trustees on Tuesday,

March 31st, 2015. Thank you kindly for your continued support.

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Scoopydoo The fifth graders in Karen Rasin, Taylor Green and Kevin Cherry’s class culminated

their Westward Expansion study with a museum celebration – many dressed up as Got Poop? Got historical characters from the 1800’s. Parents and family members were invited to learn all about the way the West was developed as they watched their children with pride and joy!

The fifth graders in Karen Rasin, Taylor Green and Kevin Cherry’s class culminated their Westward Expansion study with a museum celebration. Ms. Rasin said, “The most important concept (of this study) is that there are many different voices and perspectives in history,” The students dressed up as historical characters from the The Gold Coast Gazette 1800’s. They sang songs such as “Sweet Betsy from Pike” and “I’ve Been Working 57 Glen Street, on the Railroad.” Parents and family members were invited to learn all about the way Glen Cove, NY 11542 the West was developed as they watched their children with pride and joy. (USPS008886)(ISSN10651748) During the culmination, the fifth graders presented speeches from their characters perspective about that specific time in history. Parents then read their reports about Postmaster: Send address changes to The Gold Coast Gazette, 57 Glen topics including the Gold Rush, the Transcontinental Railroad, Lewis and Clark, St. Glen Cove, NY 11542. Entered as second class paid postage at the The Effect of Westward Expansion on the Native Americans and the Pioneers on Post Office at Sea Cliff N.Y. the Oregon Trail. To conclude, the children presented the following projects they had made including dioramas, games, paper dolls, and catalogues representing Published weekly on Thursday by KCH Publications Inc. 57 Glen St., information learned in the reports. A wonderful and educational time was had by Glen Cove NY 11542. Phone (516) 671-2360. Price per copy is 75 cents. all! Week of February 26, 2015 Gold Coast Gazette Page 3 Annual North Shore Middle School Team Challenge

North Shore Schools, Glen Head, NY goes along with an extremely rigorous – In February, Principal Dr. Marc Ferris middle school academic program. kicked off the annual North Shore Middle Sportsmanship and acts of kindness are School Team Challenge to a gymnasium always rewarded! filled with enthusiastic students, faculty Dr. Ferris concluded by saying, and staff. Snowy weather didn’t dampen “At North Shore, we believe in Team spirits! The annual Team Challenge Challenge because it promotes important consists of a wide variety of fun-filled skills that we value for our children. events combining academic, athletic During the event, we see leaders rise, and artistic skills. Dr. Ferris introduced empathy being shown, and team spirit as the 2015 teams including Wild Cats, Air students collaborate together. I was very Force 1, Incredibles, Cookie Monsters, proud of our students as they clapped and and Body Builders to a thunderous cheered for one another at our closing round of applause! In addition, Assistant ceremony.” Principal Green dressed as a Viking matriarch helped re-enact the story of Pictured are North Shore Middle School the NS Middle Challenge with her co- students participating in the Annual Team workers! Challenge, fun-filled events combining A favorite event at the middle school, academic, athletic and artistic skills not to the Team Challenge enables students mention other important skills including to demonstrate their abilities learned teamwork, sportsmanship and empathy. during the first part of the school year. It Article and photos by Shelly Newman builds on their already strong teamwork skills and eases the tension that often

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Fifth-grade students at Connolly to fifth-grade teacher Susan Stanco, to demonstrate it for classmates and School in Glen Cove put their scientific included classroom lessons on dissecting teachers at the fair. skills and knowledge to the test during hypotheses and the use of different Editor and Publisher the school’s annual Science Fair. variables. Connolly fifth grader Marlene Calderon Kevin C. Horton The fair was a culminating event to As part of the learning process, each demonstrated the lava lamp she created at Photographers the students’ recent science studies on student was tasked with creating a science the school’s science fair. Photos courtesy of Peter Budraitis the scientific method, which according project at home and given an opportunity the Glen Cove City School District Richard Wilson Jr. Art Director Milkenia Horton Circulation Manager Robert J. Horton Layout Design Jackie Comitino Staff Writers John C. O’Connell Brenda Weck Gene Auciello Carol Griffin Matthew Ross Sports Editor Robin Appel Gazette logo designed by artist Janice Leotti Patricia Campbell Horton Publisher Emeritus

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been studying Classical Flamenco Dance for the past few years. Spencer sees a ’ strong correlation between Tai Chi and dancing. Both involve choreographed graceful and rhythmic moves with each discipline refining the skill and form of the other. Spencer will be performing with his Flamenco teacher Juana Cala’. Juana received most of her training in Andalusia, by Kevin Horton Spain and is considered among today’s most outstanding Flamenco artists. She studied with some of the greatest masters, including “El Farruco,” Mario “Boy’s of Summer” Maya, Manolete, and Antonio Canales.

She has been refining her style under the THE “COBRAS” ARE A LOCAL SOFTBALL TEAM THAT By S.F. Collins tutelage of Eva LaYerbabueno, Isabel Bayon, Juana Amaya, Isabel Galvan, ARE RECRUITING NEW PLAYERS FOR THE 2015 SEASON. A little bit of Spain is coming to the etc. Glen Cove Senior Center on Friday, She was a soloist with the American ARE YOU BETWEEN THE AGE OF 59-68 YRS. OLD AND STILL HAVE March 6 at 12 p.m. Spencer Gee, our Spanish Dance Theatre directed and THE ITCH TO PLAY SOFTBALL ?? multitalented Tai Chi teacher will pair choreographed by Luis Montero and with internationally renowned Flamenco Maria Benitez Ballet Flamenco directed We are a great bunch of guys who enjoy playing the game, but like a good dancer and teacher Juana Cala’ to by Mario Maya and Maria Benitez. Juana wine, age slowly. We are looking for new blood for the team to keep us perform a fantastic program of Classical has performed at the Kennedy Center competitive. Flamenco dances. in Washington D.C., the San Francisco

Spencer, a master martial arts Opera House, the Joyce Theater in NYC, GENERAL INFORMATION FOR SENIORS WHO ARE INTERESTED IN instructor, teaches Tai Chi Chuan at the Kimo Theatre in Alburquerque, New PLAYING SENIOR SOFTBALL the senior center twice a week. He not Mexico and Miami’s Gussman Theater. LISSA – Long Island Senior Softball Assoc. Inc. (est. 1978) only teaches traditional Tai Chi form She has performed throughout Europe, · Age Requirements: 59/60 – 68 years old like Step up to Seven Stars and Ride the including such venues as the Court · Competitive Slow Pitch softball Tiger, but also includes weight training Theatre at the Royal Palace of Napoli, · Season starts: Spring and aerobics to help seniors strengthen the Santa Margherita Theatre of Genova, muscles and improve memory, endurance the Verdi Theatre in Florence, Milan’s If interested and want further information call: and balance. In 1981 he represented National Theatre and the National Theatre Mike Maher 220-3285 the USA in the first Wushu tour to the in Rome. She was the principal dancer People’s Republic of China. Spencer with the Triana Flamenco Company and owns a Tai Chi and Martial Arts Studio in Nancy Yoshii Mixed Media Collage was co-founder/dancer/choreographer East Hills and teaches Tai Chi at Hofstra with La Moreira. She has danced with University. In addition to his martial arts Sea Cliff Arts Council Presents Mixed found objects, photos, magazines, parts the Metropolitan Opera in NYC and expertise, Spencer is an award-winning Media Collage by Nancy Yoshii, Abstract, of her own monoprints and paintings… the Austin Opera House. She was the amateur ballroom dancer. He has Figurative, and Quilterly Works, on View whatever works is invited into the choreographer and principal dancer in conducted workshops at the Eglevsky at Sea Cliff Village Library at 300 Sea composition. Her techniques include “Carmen,” directed by Stefano Monti Ballet Camp, Manhattan Theatre Works, Cliff Avenue from March 2nd through gluing, sewing, cutting, weaving, and performed at the Teatro Pergolese the Great Neck School of Dance, the April 30th, 2015. Artist's Reception is quilting, and digital photography, the in Italy. She has conducted numerous North Shore School of Dance and Two Sunday, March 15th from 3 pm to 5 pm. latter often pushed to abstract extremes. workshops and has been a visiting Worlds Dance and Fitness Center. He All welcome to attend! Having lived many years in Japan, she professor at several universities. In 2000 has performed key roles in the Vienese Nancy Yoshii spent thirty years as finds that aesthetic figures strongly in she founded the Ensemble Flamenco Waltz, Chinese Dance and the Party a ceramic artist, working the clay in a much that she does. Nancy also brings Juana Cala’, a dance troupe including Scene in Danny Holstein’s production of tightly controlled way, making subtly to her work the fruits of 35 years of fifteen international artists of Flamenco. the Nutcracker Ballet at SUNY Westbury. glazed classic forms. So she has found it nurturing and artistic generosity in many Bernard Schaller will accompany He received first place in several dance exhilarating and liberating to jump into media from her fellow artists in the Long Ms. Cala’ and Mr. Gee on acoustical styles at the 2005 Empire State Dance the world of exploding color, pattern, Island Craft Guild, for which she is guitar. The performance is sponsored Sport Championship and at the Tri-State and composition that, for her, is collage. grateful. To learn more about Sea Cliff by the Glen Cove Senior Center at 130 Challenge in Connecticut. In 2009 he Nancy’s work, both abstract and Arts Council, call 671-5895 or visit our Glen Street and organized by Program received The Bronze International and figurative, is composed of many page on Facebook. Director Jenny Weiss. For further American Cha Cha and Rhumba Exam materials: handmade and commercial information, please call the senior center with Honors from the US Imperial papers, fabrics, organic and inorganic at 759-9610. Society of Teachers of Dance. He has Page 6 Gold Coast Gazette Week of February 26, 2015 Answer to last weeks Crossword

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 I B I S A L S O H A L O N 14 15 16 M OCK L IEU A RENA 17 18 19 P AYINGATTENTION 20 21 Meisner, Stella Adler and Lee Strasberg O AR G ADS are generally regarded as America’s three 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 A P R E S W ARS C P A greatest acting teachers. Our celebrity 30 31 32 33 C RIMEDO ESNOT PAY made his debut in 1947 in Jose Ferrer’s 34 35 36 production of “Cyrano de Bergerac.” He T OMB O WL M OUSE 37 38 39 40 had the makings of a serious dramatic O P ENFAC ED 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 actor, also appearing in such classic plays O B E LI A LA A L P S 49 50 51 52 as “The Barretts of Wimpole Street” and P AYINGT RIBUTETO “King Lear.” Despite trying his hand 53 54 55 T HE M OUE S EDAN on the big screen in such roles as the 56 57 58 detective in the 1953 film noire “The S OYA P I E 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 City That Never Sleeps” with Edward P A Y ANARMANDA L E G 67 68 69 Arnold, Gig Young and Chill Wills, and A DAGE E URO N AAN 70 71 72 as “Trinculo” in the 1960 TV movie, D OPEY G MAN T HRU “The Tempest” with Richard Burton and Lee Remick, our celebrity would find that comedy would be his forte. Hosting the “The People’s Choice”, “Guestward, Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn. He amusing daily TV show “Entertainment” Ho!”, “Glynis” and “The Rebel”. He was notable in “Kid Galahad” (1962) led to his biggest break in Steve Allen’s popped up in the 1967 “Monkees” as a with , Billy Wilder’s “The TV variety series “The Steve Allen fight promoter and as a convicted forger Fortune Cookie” (1966), Disney’s “The Plymouth Show” (1956). He, Louis in “”. Love Bug” (1961), in “Save the Tiger” This week’s celebrity was a veteran Nye, Don Knotts and other members of In 1969, he was nominated for (1973) with Jack Lemmon and as the comedic actor who was born on Allen’s stock company became famous an Emmy Award for his performance railroad ticket agent in Hitchcock’s Oct. 17, 1921 in Columbus, Ohio. for their hilarious characters in Allen’s in “A Little Chicken Soup Never Hurt “” (1959) with Cary Along with the bugged-out eyes that famed sketch sequences. Our celebrity Anybody” on the TV show “Julia” Grant. His final TV appearance was as commonly accentuated a vague look of would be best remembered as “The Man starring and Lloyd a pick pocket on “Cagney & Lacey” bewilderment, he toned his acrobatic on the Street” interviewee, who could Nolan. Highlights of his film career (1982). On June 15, 1984, at the age of skills while appearing with the Flying never remember his own name. Winning includes playing “Doc” in “West Side 78, he passed away after a long illness. Zebleys Groupe when he was only nine an Emmy during those four seasons Story”, in ’ thriller years old. He was attending Bethany with the Allen Show (1956-60), he “Experiment in Terror” (1962) and Cirrect callers: Will and Babs Hutchins, College in West Virginia when WWII went on to host another program called the bad guy “Leopold W. Gideon” in Don Adams, Mario Moccia, Roberta broke out and he joined the U.S. Army “Split Personality” produced by Mark ’s “Charade” (1963) with Pezza Air Corps. Goodman and Bill Todman with Johnny He served as a pilot and his Olson, as the announcer. aircraft dropped paratroopers for the Normandy Invasion. He won medals for Last Week’s Celebrity St. Patrick's Day his courage under fire and rose to the Born as Nusyn Glass, in Poland, to a rank of captain. While he never returned Jewish family, last week’s celebrity was to Bethany College, he would later known professionally as Ned Glass. He receive an honorary doctorate from the began showing up on TV in 1952 when Dance in Glen Cove institution. Following military duty, he he was cast on an episode of The Red went to NYC and studied at the American Join the fun at the ST. PATRICK’S DAY DANCE Skelton Show.” He later was frequently Sponsored by The Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians Academy of Dramatic Art, training with seen on CBS in ’s “The acting guru and founding member of ” sketches. Other TV Group Theatre (1931-41), Music and beginner Irish Ceili lessons shows that he made appearances on were provided by Kevin B. Westley T.M.R.F Sanford Meisner, among others. “”, “”, SATURDAY, MARCH 7th, 2015 7:00 P.M. – 11:30 P.M. St. Patrick’s Church Msgr. McCann Parish Hall 235 Glen St., Glen Cove, NY 11542

Tickets $55.00 All Inclusive Dinner-Full Bar- Irish Coffee - Dessert

Grand Marshal: Very Reverend Dom Elias Carr, Canons Regular Aides to the Grand Marshal: LAOH, Laurieann De Filippo Past AOH Division 8 President, Robert Ottaviano

Ticketless reservations Pam Panzenbeck: 516-532-7692 Marilyn Johnson: 671-4053

A few of the many LAOH Charities include; All Local Parishes, St. Vincent DePaul, Nicholas Pedone Foundation, Local Outreach Pantry, MOMMAS House, LI Coalition for Life, SCO Family Services, Diabetes Research Institute, Jr. Girls Softball, Down Syndrome Advocacy Foundation, Columban Fathers, Columban Sisters, LAOH Scholarship Fund, Wounded Warrior Project Week of February 26, 2015 Gold Coast Gazette Page 7 Glen Cove IAC Learns about the Services that are Available from The Safe Center LI

The Glen Cove IAC recently held its Phyllis Gorham, Executive Director of residents. The Chamber has almost 250 diversity and meets regularly to identify monthly meeting at the offices of the the Chamber told IAC members that the members and meets monthly to promote and address changing needs in the Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce. purpose of the Glen Cove Chamber of networking among member businesses. community. This network has resulted The guest speaker was Jean Domingo- Commerce is to enhance the health and The Glen Cove IAC includes in numerous projects and collaborations Keogh, Education Coordinator at The profitability of its member businesses. community leaders representing a variety that benefit Glen Cove residents on a Safe Center LI. Ms. Domingo-Keogh It promotes businesses that are located of human and social service agencies daily basis. For more information about spoke about the many programs offered in Glen Cove, as well as businesses throughout Glen Cove. It reflects Glen IAC, please visit iacglencove.org. by The Safe Center LI to educate the that want to service Glen Cove or its Cove’s rich cultural, religious and ethnic public about rape, sexual violence and human trafficking and the services that The Center offers to victims of these crimes. The Safe Center, located in Bethpage, came about as a result of the merger of the Nassau County Coalition Against Domestic Violence and the Coalition Against Child Abuse and Neglect. The Center provides educational programs on rape, sexual violence and human trafficking and provides emergency services to victims of these crimes. The Center runs a bilingual hotline 24/7 and has emergency room responders who will meet with victims at local hospitals and advocate for them. The Safe Center works closely with Nassau County Detectives and the District Attorney’s office in assisting individuals who are victims of child abuse and rape/sexual assault. The Safe Center also offers pro-bono legal assistance for victims of domestic violence and operates Nassau County’s only safe home for victims of domestic violence. It is open to mothers and children. All services are free and confidential. Victims are not asked about The Glen Cove IAC recently held its monthly meeting at the offices of the Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce. Phyllis Gorham of the Chamber insurance or documentation status. provided an overview of the Chamber and the services it provides to member businesses and the Glen Cove community. Jean Domingo-Keogh, The IAC monthly meeting was hosted Education Coordinator for The Safe Center LI spoke about the many programs offered by The Safe Center LI to educate the public about rape, by the Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce. sexual violence and human trafficking and the services that The Center offers to victims of these crimes. Maple Sugaring at Deasy

Deasy School kindergarteners and first-graders learned about maple syrup and where it comes from when they participated in the Science Museum of Long Island’s Maple Sugaring program at their school. Led by science museum instructor Caetlin Orellana, the program educated students about the importance of trees and the things they provide to people, including food, supplies and oxygen. After the discussion, the students traveled outside to the school’s maple tree and had an opportunity to tap the tree to see if any maple syrup would flow, which unfortunately it didn’t because it was too cold. Following the outside activity, students participated in a taste test partaking in three different types of syrup. The children noted differences in color, smell and consistency. According to Kindergarten teacher Nicole Crumlich, the program reinforced the students’ full- year study of trees and how they grow and change.

Science Museum of Long Island instructor Caetlin Orellana spoke to students about the uses of trees during a Maple Sugaring program. Photos courtesy of Glen Cove City School District Week of February 26, 2015 Page2015 8Summer Adv AD-sports GCG_GCG 2/24/15 2:32 PM Page 1 Gold Coast Gazette Got Summer Plans? Howard Kroplick at NSHM Lecture and Book Signing 3/4

The North Shore Historical Museum proudly presents Howard Kroplick and Al Velocci, who will give a lecture presentation and sign copies of their books Treasures of the Vanderbilt Cup Races and The Long Island Motor Parkway, on Wednesday, March 4 at 7pm.

Author and lecturer, Howard Kroplick is the historian of the Town of North Hempstead, a member of the board of Trustees of the Roslyn Meet our teachers, explore free Landmarks Society, and of the Historic Landmarks March 8 Open House hands-on activities, and discover our 10 am - noon exceptional programs including: Preservation Commission, and president of the Long Programs for Little Ones The Arts Island Motor Parkway Preservation Society. Science PORTLEDGE Chess/Gaming SCHOOL Sports Academy Admission is $10 for non-members and $5 for members. Summer Academic Institute Learn more by calling Light refreshments will be served following the presentation.

E L Melissa Worth at 516-750-3104, X E P C L O X email [email protected], R E E C R E A T E or visit www.portledge.org/ For further information call 516 801-1191 or visit summeradventures northshorehistoricalmuseum.org.

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and 2ltr. bottle soda Page 9 Gold Coast Gazette Week of February 26, 2015 1st Annual Horror Festival at Two heads are NS High School North Shore Schools, Glen Head, Reid Saltzman, Matthew Savage, Kyle better than one. N.Y. - Students in Laura Green’s Digital Sheridan, Christine Syracuse, Finbar Media Production class at North Shore Talcott, Gabriel Temidis, Brian Tilton, High School created original, scary Elizabeth Zarb, Leonard Belfiore, Brian Suzanne Aral-Boutros Agcy Inc horror films and presented them to their Ciampi, Matthew Lafergola, Jeremy Suzanne Aral-Boutros peers at the 1st Annual Horror Festival. Lipton, Nataniel Mihailescu, Doria Agent During the pre-production phase, the Morea, Jessica Mortko, Cassandra Bus: 516-671-3428 students watched many popular horror Schatz, Noah Veiga, Bradley Naddell, 21B Cedar Swamp Road movies, wrote original scripts, created and Kevin Arroyo. Glen Cove, NY 11542 storyboards, and casted their friends During the Film Festival an or themselves to star in their movies. introduction video was shown and then Students filmed their movies using 12 Horror Shorts made by the students Mary Grace Donaldson several video technics that included the were presented. Leonard Belfiore, created Customer Service Representative pan, pedestal and the popular zolly effect artwork for the introduction; it was an Bus: 516-671-3428 (that was famous for). image manipulation of a skeleton’s face [email protected] Students utilized numerous camera utilizing Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Especially when it comes to angles especially the dutch angle which Illustrator. Jeremy Lipton produced the horror genre is known for. a voiceover using GarageBand and UHDFKLQJ\RXUÀQDQFLDOJRDOV During production, students edited manipulated the pitch to create the If you have questions or just want to discuss their films incorporating eerie sound introductions scary monster’s voice. tracks, chilling sound effects, quick cuts, Groups of students in each of the Digital your options, we’re both available to talk. and various production techniques for Media Production classes got up in front Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there.® their final horror flicks! Ms. Green’s of the theatre, introduced themselves and CALL US TODAY. Digital Media Production classes summarized their respective films. To see included: Tayler Bradford, Salvatore some sample horror videos, please visit Caccavale, Joseph Cavanaugh, Marlena www.northshoreschools.org. Bravo to Hirsch, Joshua Mandell, Grace Martino, all those who participated in this chilling Akbar Mustehsan, Robert Piascik, event!

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Behavior Modification Programs for all dogs. Pictured are students in Laura Green’s Digital Media Production class at North Shore High back2balancetraining.com School who created original, scary horror films and presented them to their peers at the 1st Annual Horror Festival. Article and photos by Shelly Newman with assistance from Laura Green Week of February 26, 2015 Gold Coast Gazette Page 10 Obituaries North Shore GLY Mary Swift Monuments Religious Store Swift, Mary V. of Glenwood Landing, Mary Intardo Plaques and Sandblasting NY. Daughter of the late William and INTARDO, Mary aka Mary Shellman of Vestments Catherine Lamberson, passed onto Bayville, NY on February 14, 2015 age QUALITY WORKMANSHIP eternal peace on February 17, 2015. 89. Wife of the late John. Companion FOR FOUR GENERATIONS Chalices Survived by her loving husband William of Phil Kazlowski. Reposed at Dodge- Pyxes Sr., sister Edith Fanning (Richard), son Thomas Funeral Home, Glen Cove. Quality Granite In All Colors William Jr. (Sally), Son Jack, daughter Interment service at Pinelawn Memorial Work done in all cemeteries We can help you select by Cathy Murray (Michael), God daughter Park. phone and deliver to any Sharon Massaro (Ray), granddaughters 759-2156 location on L.I. Melissa DeFrancesco, Kelly Murray, Susan Martonfalvay Katie Murray and grandson Michael MARTONFALVAY, Susan of Glen Cove, Showroom: Call us at (516) 656-0330 Swift. Also survived by many loving NY on Feb. 21, 2015 age 86. Born in 677 Cedar Swamp Rd. 32-34 School Street Budapest, Hungary. Beloved wife of the Brookville, N.Y. 11545 nieces and nephews and three great Glen Cove, NY grand children. She was predeceased by late Hugo. Loving mother of Judi Farrell Mon-Fri: 10am to 6pm four brothers William, John, James and and Tom (Debbie). Sister of the late Saturdays 4pm (closed Sunday) Open Mon-Sat 9-5 Paul. Mass of Christian Burial Monday Stephen Somody. Proud grandmother of at St. Hyacinth RC Church. Interment Jennifer Farrell and the late Christopher VA National Cemetery, Calverton, NY. Farrell. She was team captain of Volvo Arrangements by Whitting Funeral Tennis Group Association for 17 years. Home. She loved riding horses and swimming at the local YMCA. She was also a long James McCue time member of the Glen Cove Senior On The YMCA repetitively told we were “only advisory” McCue, James of Glen Cove, NY on Center and the adult day program. To The Editor, by members of the Long Island YMCA Feb. 18, 2015. Beloved husband of Visitation and Service held at the Funeral Yes, I am “one of the thirteen.” (though under past administrations our Kathryn (Nee Lamb). Loving father of Home of Dodge-Thomas, Glen Cove. One of the thirteen members of the Board opinions and volunteer efforts were James Oates (Joanna) and Kevin Oates Interment Maple Grove Cemetery. of Managers of the Glen Cove YMCA valued and respected.) (Peggy). Cherished grandfather of www.DodgeThomas.com who were “fired” from our volunteer job In our termination letter, they actually Katie, Kevin and Meghan Oates. He for standing up for what we believe in. suggested that they only want people who is also survived by many nieces and I was voted on to the Board seven will do what they want - that the Board nephews. Funeral Mass at. St. Patrick’s Ruth Colgrove years ago, a somewhat junior member as would be “reconstituted immediately” R. C. Church, Glen Cove, NY. Interment COLGROVE, Ruth Bryan lifelong compared to others who volunteered for with people “who are aligned with that Locust Valley Cemetery, Locust Valley, resident of Lattingtown, NY and Tunk over twenty years. I’d like to share my of the mission of the Y.” NY. Arrangements by Whitting Funeral Lake, Maine on Feb 12, 2015. Born in background at the Y to demonstrate my Glen Cove is a unique City, and I felt Home. Garden City on July 14, 1924, she died commitment, not only in helping to direct I had a responsibility to members of peacefully at home. Wife of the late H. the future growth of the organization, the Glen Cove Y (who also hail from Deidre Maguire Gray Colgrove. Mother of Thomas, but in participating to promote the health neighboring towns,) as well as to former MAGUIRE, Deidre of Locust Valley, NY Hope Casey (Elmer), Barbara (Dennis) and fitness of its members. paid and voluntary local employees on February 18th, 2015 age 60. Mother and Peter (Ann). Sister of Robert Bryan I joined the Y seventeen years ago who were subject to decisions made by of Jessica Tutunjian (John) and Michael and Hazel Tracey. Grandmother of and, after enjoying the atmosphere and administrators who are not from, or well- Lombardi (Stephanie). Grandmother of Cassady, Ian, Taylor, Jameson, the late camaraderie, I became certified to teach versed in, our community. Let’s KEEP Katie Frankovich and Lilah Lombardi. Christopher and Michael. Also survived fitness classes there. A couple of years THE GLEN COVE IN THE GLEN She loved to read on the beach. Visitation by many nieces and nephews. A service later, I was asked to join the Board, COVE Y. and Service held at the Funeral Home of to be held at a later date. Arrangements but since it was a conflict of interest, Respectfully, Dr. Eve Lupenko Dodge-Thomas Glen Cove. Interment by Dodge-Thomas Funeral Home. I continued as an instructor without Private. www.DodgeThomas.com monetary compensation for quite some time. As a physician, I also volunteered for years at the annual Women’s Wellness Fair. On January 15th, Board members received a letter from the Chairman of the YMCA of Long Island which opened with, “Thank you for your service to the YMCA,” and stated that it was “imperative” that we sign their petition. The penultimate sentence was, “It is important for you to get your responses in no later than Wednesday, January 21st.” In other words, sign the petition or be fired. So why would I subject myself to a For Gazette public dismissal in my home town??? Because I want to “keep the Glen Cove” advertising in the Glen Cove YMCA. This majority of the 20-member Board information refused to cave in to the ultimatum, even after the urging of a fellow Board member to “just sign the petition” to save call our jobs. Instead, we responded with a letter reiterating our concerns regarding administrative and financial decisions as 671-2360 of late, as well as the recent disregard for duties previously performed by Board members. In fact, in at least three Board meetings, we were admonished and Page 11 Gold Coast Gazette Week of February 26, 2015

payment of the fees and expenses of such DINA EPSTEIN, 209 Maple Avenue, representation, that appropriate groups Sea Cliff, N. Y., for Village Trustee for a of such employees be represented by PUBLIC NOTICE term of two years. the same counsel. If the City Council determines that the employee or group of Dated: employees is entitled to representation by LEGAL NOTICE February 25, 2015 private counsel under provisions of this PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT the City Council adopted the following Ordinance Marianne Lennon chapter, the City Clerk shall so certify to at the City Council Meeting of February 24, 2015: Sea Cliff, NY the Comptroller. Reasonable attorneys’ Village Clerk fees and litigation expenses shall be ------x paid by the City to such private counsel BE IT ORDAINED, that the City Council herby amends Section 265-49, Schedule LEGAL NOTICE from time to time during the pendency XVII: Time Limit Parking, of the Code of Ordinances as it relates to Highland PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT the of the civil action or proceeding, subject Road as follows: Glen Cove City Council adopted the to certification that the employee is following Local Law 03-2015, at the entitled to representation under the City Council Meeting of February 24, terms and conditions of this chapter by Remove: 2015: the head of the department, commission, division, office or agency in which such LOCAL LAW 03-2015 of the Glen Cove employee is employed, upon approval City Charter, adding Chapter 1, General of the City Attorney upon audit of the Provisions, Article V, §1-17, Defense and Comptroller. Any dispute with respect Indemnity of Officers and Employees to representation of multiple employees by a single counsel or the amount of Add: litigation expenses or the reasonableness This Ordinance shall take effect 3 days after publication. of attorney’s fees shall be resolved by the Chapter 1, General Provisions, Article court upon motion or by way of a special Tina Pemberton V, §1-17, Defense and Indemnity of proceeding. City Clerk Officers and Employees §1-20 Determination of entitlement to NORTH SHORE CENTRAL SCHOOL between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 §1-17 Definition defense. DISTRICT p.m., Monday through Friday. Where the employee delivers process As used in this chapter, unless the context and a request for a defense to the City SEA CLIFF, NEW YORK BID SUBMISSIONS requires, the following terms shall have Attorney, as required by §1-24 of this the meanings indicated: chapter, the City Attorney shall take the INVITATION TO BID: The Owner reserves the right to waive necessary steps, including, if appropriate, any informalities in any proposals, EMPLOYEE the temporary retention of private counsel GENERAL A/C & REFRIGERATION or to reject any or all proposals and to Any person holding a position by on behalf of the employee, to avoid entry REPAIRS & SERVICE advertise for new proposals. election, appointment or employment of a default judgment pending resolution COOPERATIVE BID #001-1516 in the service of the City, whether or by the City Council of any question SCHOOL YEAR 2015-2016 BY ORDER OF THE: not compensated, or volunteer expressly pertaining to the obligation of the City Participating Districts: BOARD OF EDUCATION authorized to participate in a City- to provide for a defense of the employee. North Shore Central School District sponsored volunteer program, but shall The City Attorney shall then undertake Baldwin,Bellmore, Bellmore------x not include independent contractor. The an inquiry and review of the facts and Merrick,Bethpage,Carle Place, East Notice term “employee” shall include members circumstances of the case and forward Meadow, East Nassau Country Club, 30 St. Andrews of all Boards and Commissions of his findings and recommendations to Rockaway, East Williston, Elmont, Lane, Glen Cove has applied for Glen the City. The term “employee” shall the City Council. The City Attorney Floral Park- Bellerose, Freeport, Cove City Council approval to host a also include a former employee, his shall forward therewith estimates as to Garden City, Glen Cove, Great Neck, private fireworks display Saturday May estate or judicially appointed personal what the costs would be if defense of the Herricks, Hewlett-Woodmere, Hicksville, 23, 2015 at 9:00 PM. (raindate: Sunday representative. case were undertaken by the retention Island Trees,Jericho, Levittown, May 24, 2015). The show will last 20 of private counsel. The City Council Long Beach, Lynbrook, Malverne, minutes. § 1-18 City to provide defense. shall then determine whether the Manhasset, Massapequa, Mineola, North ------x Upon compliance by the employee with employee is entitled to defense by the Bellmore, North Merrick, North Shore, Public Notice the provisions of §1-20 of this chapter, City pursuant to §1-18 of this chapter. Oceanside,Plainview/Old Bethpage, The Board of Trustees shall hold a the City shall provide for the defense If the City Council determines that the Port Washington, Rockville Center, meeting on Monday, March 9, 2015 at of the employee in any civil action employee is so entitled to a defense, Roosevelt, Seaford, Syosset, Uniondale, 7:00 p.m. at Village Hall, 300 Sea Cliff or proceeding in any state or federal then the City Council shall make a Valley Stream # 30, Valley Stream CHSD, Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York, for the court arising out of any alleged act or determination regarding any questions Wantagh, West Hempstead, Westbury purpose of holding a public hearing on omission which occurred or is alleged in as to the retention of private council the following: to solicit proposals for the complaint to have occurred while the pursuant to §1-19 of this chapter. If the Nassau County Directors of School housing and community development employee was exercising or performing, City Council determines that defense of Facilities projects that the Village should undertake or, in good faith purporting to exercise the case by retention of private counsel Purchasing Consortium during the 2015-2016 program year. or perform his powers and duties within is appropriate, then said determination 2015-2016 the scope of his public employment, shall include, but not be limited to, an PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that February 25, 2015 including but not limited to any action estimate of the costs of such retention sealed bids will be receive by the Board Marianne Lennon which is brought to enforce a provision and defense. The City Council may, of Education, North Shore Central Sea Cliff, NY of Section 1981 or 1983 of Title 42 of the from time to time, upon recommendation School District, 112 Franklin Avenue, Village Clerk Code. This duty to provide of the City Attorney, review and reassess Sea Cliff, New York, 11579, for General ------x for defense shall not arise where such determinations made under this section A/c & Refrigeration Repairs & Service. PUBLIC NOTICE civil action or proceeding is brought by based on additional evidence or later NOMINATIONS TO THE ELECTORS or on behalf of the City. developments in the case. The bids shall be in accordance with the STATE OF NEW YORK Specifications and Terms of the proposed COUNTY OF NASSAU §1-19 Representation by City Attorney. §1-21 Indemnification procedures. Contract. NOMINATIONS TO THE ELECTORS Subject to the conditions set forth in The City shall indemnify and save OF THE VILLAGE OF SEA CLIFF §1-18 of this Chapter, the employee harmless its employees in the amount These proposals will be received by John shall be entitled to be represented by of any judgment obtained against such Hall, Director of Facilities at: PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the the City Attorney; provided, however, employees in any state or federal court, following is a true and correct list of all that the employee shall be entitled to or in the amount of any settlement of a North Shore Central School nominations for the offices to be filled representation by private counsel of his claim, provided that the act or omission District at the Village Election to be held at the choice in any civil judicial proceeding from which such judgment or settlement Administration Offices Department of Public Works Garage, whenever the City Council determines, arose, occurred while the employee was 112 Franklin Avenue 66 Altamont Avenue, in the Village of based upon the recommendation of the exercising or performing, or in good Sea Cliff, New York 11579 Sea Cliff, Nassau County, New York on City Attorney pursuant to his investigation faith purporting to exercise or perform (516) 277-7835 Wednesday, March 18, 2015, between the and review of the facts and circumstances his powers and duties within the scope hours of Noon and 9:00 P.M., certified of the case that representation by the of his public employment; the duty to until 11:00 a.m. prevailing time on by me pursuant to the provisions of the City Attorney would be inappropriate, indemnify and save harmless prescribed Tuesday March 17th,2015 at which Election Law: or whenever a court of competent by this section shall not arise where the time they will be publicly opened and jurisdiction, upon appropriate motion or injury or damage resulted from ultra read aloud. The bid opening will take Candidates nominated by the Civic by a special proceeding, determines that virus acts or recklessness on the part of place in the conference room at the Progress Party: a conflict of interest exists and that the the employee. Administration Offices. employee is entitled to be represented BRUCE KENNEDY, 63 Park Way, Sea by private counsel of his choice. The §1-22 Private counsel; proposed OBTAINING DOCUMENTS: Cliff, N. Y., for Village Mayor for a term City Attorney shall notify the employee, settlements. of two years. in writing, of such determination that An employee represented by private The Documents, including specifications employee is entitled to be represented counsel shall cause to be submitted to may be obtained at the North Shore EDWARD LIEBERMAN, 172 Eighth by private counsel. The City Council, Central School District, 112 Franklin Avenue, Sea Cliff, N. Y., for Village upon recommendation of the City Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York, 11579 Trustee for a term of two years. Attorney, may require as a condition to LEGALS continued on page 15 Week of February 26, 2015 Gold Coast Gazette Page 12

COMPANY, INC., Plaintiff, vs. erected, situate, lying and being in the GERALDINE KLIMASZEWSKI; City of Glen Cove, County of Nassau JIM KLIMASZEWSKI, ET AL., and State of New York, Section 22, Block PUBLIC NOTICE Defendant(s). 15 and Lot 103. Approximate amount of Pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure judgment is $276,047.22 plus interest the head of the department, commission, modify the rights and obligations of any and Sale duly filed on December and costs. Premises will be sold subject division, office or agency in which he insurer under any policy of insurance. is employed, any proposed settlement 22, 2008, I, the undersigned Referee to provisions of filed Judgment Index # which may be subject to indemnification D. will sell at public auction at the CCP 011153/08. by the City and, if not inconsistent with The provisions of this chapter shall (Calendar Control Part Courtroom) in William F. Mackey, Esq., Referee provisions of this chapter, such head of apply to all actions and proceedings the Supreme Court, 100 Supreme Court Knuckles, Komosinski & Elliott, LLP, the department, commission, division, pending upon the effective date thereof Drive, Mineola, NY on March 24, 2015 565 Taxter Road, Ste. 590, Elmsford, office or agency in which he is employed or thereafter instituted. shall certify such proposed settlement at 11:30 a.m., premises known as 2 NY 10523, Attorneys for Plaintiff and submit such proposed settlement and E. Abate Street, Glen Cove, NY. All that ------x certification to the City Attorney. The Except as otherwise specifically provided certain plot, piece or parcel of land, with City Attorney shall review such proposed in this chapter, the provisions of this the buildings and improvements thereon settlement as to form and amount, chapter shall not be construed in any way and shall give his recommendation of to impair, alter, limit, modify, abrogate LEGAL NOTICE approval to the City Council, if in his or restrict any immunity available to or judgment, the settlement is in the best conferred upon any unit, entity, officer or SEA CLIFF TAX SALE ON MARCH 20, 2015 interest of the City. The City Council employee of the City or any other level NOTICE OF TAX SALE shall review such proposed settlement, of government or any right to defense INCORPORATED VILLAGE OF SEA CLIFF, NEW YORK together with the certification aforesaid and/or indemnification provided for any 2014-2015 VILLAGE TAXES and the recommendation of the City governmental officer or employee, by, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, pursuant to the provisions of Attorney and shall approve such proposed in accordance with, or by reason of, any settlement if it determines it to be in other provisions of City, state, county or Sections 1450 and 1452 of Article 14 of the Real Property Tax Law of the State of the best interest of the City. Nothing federal statutory or common law. New York, I, Marianne Lennon, Treasurer of the said Incorporated Village of Sea in this section shall be construed to Cliff, will sell at public auction, in the manner provided by law, on the 20th day of authorize the City to indemnify or save §1-26 Severability. harmless any employee with respect to a If any provisions of this chapter or the March 2015 at 10:00 o’clock in the forenoon, in the Board Room at the Village Hall settlement not so reviewed and approved application thereof to any person or in said Village, so such of each of the following parcels of real estate upon which by the City Attorney and approved by the circumstance be held unconstitutional or Village Taxes remain unpaid as will be sufficient to discharge the tax, fees, interest City Council. invalid, in whole or in part, of any court and charges which may be due thereon respectively at the time of such sale, and of competent jurisdiction, such holding shall continue the same from day to day until the said sale shall be completed. Such §1-23 Actions upon judgment or of unconstitutionality or invalidity purchaser at such tax sale will be required to pay ten percentum of his respective bid settlement. shall in no way affect or impair any to the undersigned Village Treasurer immediately upon the conclusion of this sale Upon entry of a final judgment against other provision of this chapter or the and the remaining ninety per centum within ten days after the sale and upon such the employee or upon the settlement of application of any such provision to any payment in full shall receive a written certificate of sale describing the real estate the claim, the employee shall cause to other person or circumstance. be served a copy of such judgment or purchased and sum paid therefor. settlement, personally or by certified or Local Law 03-2015 shall take effect THE NAMES OF OWNERS SHOWN ON THIS LIST MAY NOT NECESSARILY registered mail within 30 days of the immediately upon its filing in the Office BE THE NAMES OF THE PERSONS OWNING THE PROPERTY AT THE TIME date of entry or settlement, upon the of the Secretary of State. OF THIS ADVERTISEMENT. SUCH NAMES HAVE BEEN TAKEN EITHER head of the department, commission, Tina Pemberton FROM ASSESSMENT ROLLS PREPARED AS OF APRIL 2014 OR FROM division, office or agency in which he City Clerk THE RECORDS OF THE RECEIVER OF TAXES AND FREQUENTLY DIFFER is employed; and if not inconsistent ------x FROM THE NAMES OF THE OWNERS AT THE TIME OF PUBLICATION OF with the provisions of this chapter, PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE THIS NOTICE. IT MAY ALSO BE THAT SUCH OWNERS ARE NOMINAL such judgment or settlement shall be PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a public ONLY AND ANOTHER PERSON IS ACTUALLY THE BENEFICIAL OWNER. certified for payment by such head of the hearing will be held as to the following department commission, division office matter: PROPERTY OWNERS MAY MAKE PAYMENT AT VILLAGE HALL PRIOR TO or agency. If the City Attorney concurs Agency: Planning Board, Village TAX SALE. PAYMENT MUST BE BY CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECK ONLY. in such certification, the judgment or of Sea Cliff settlement shall be paid upon the audit Date: March 11, 2015 The following is a list of the parcels of real estate to be sold, including the amount by the Comptroller. Time: 7:30 pm of the tax, fees, interest and charges thereon, all parcels being within Section 21 of Place: Village Hall, 300 Sea Cliff the Nassau County Land and Tax Map, to wit §1-24 Conditions for defense or Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York indemnification. Subject: Application of James LOT(S) OWNER'S NAME TAX,PNLTY,INT. The duty to defend or indemnify and save and Jennifer Duffy, 162 DuBois Avenue, 682 VARASANO, ANDREW $2,515.85 harmless prescribed by this chapter shall Sea Cliff, New York for a special permit 34 EHRLICH, ROBERT $3,157.73 be conditioned upon delivery to the City pursuant to Village Code §64-3 to 710, 1720 MILANESE, VITO $1,689.60 Attorney by the employee of the original construct a fence in excess of four (4) 1952 208 SEA CLIFF REALTY $1,666.49 or a copy of any summons, complaint, feet in height. Premises are designated 1965 DI PAOLA, DAMIAN $39.61 process, notice, demand or pleading as Section 21, Block 58, Lot 13 on the 1981 DI PAOLA, DAMIAN $1,985.69 with 10 days after he is served with such Nassau County Land and Tax Map. document, and the full cooperation of the Application of Lauren and Steven 46 MIRABITO, MARY $1,250.16 employee in the defense of such action Sternenberg, 95 12th Avenue, Sea 81 JALAYER, SAEID $2,155.55 or proceeding and in defense of any Cliff, New York for site plan approval 503 JOHNSON JR., HARRY $2,191.14 action or proceeding against the City, to demolish an existing residence 64-65 SOLUTIONS REALTY GROUP $1,873.07 based upon the same act or omission, and replace the residence with a new 177 VAST CORPORATION $3,644.77 and in the prosecution of any appeal. residence. Premises are designated as 6 BREEN, JOHN & LAUREL $1,438.42 Such delivery shall be deemed a request Section 21, Block 139, Lot 1222 on the 103 456 GLEN COVE AVE LLC $2,172.84 by the employee that the City provide for Nassau County Land and Tax Map. 21 MARRA, GERALD $1,133.44 his defense pursuant to this chapter. At the said time and place, all interested 57 GRINBERG, DANIEL $2,622.77 persons may be heard with respect to §1-25 Applicability; construal of the foregoing matters. All relevant 129 RECHSTEINER, ERIC $1,268.08 provisions; effect on statute. documents may be inspected at the office 135 OLEY, NANCY $1,374.81 A. of the Village Clerk, Village Hall, 300 141 FREIDRICKS, SUSAN $22.01 The benefits of this chapter shall inure Sea Cliff Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York, 17 THOMPSON, JEANNE $2,357.16 only to employees as defined herein and during regular business hours. 4 MILLER, KIRK $1,368.80 shall not enlarge or diminish the rights of Any person having a disability 16 LARUCCIA, JOHN $2,132.11 any other party nor shall any provision of which would inhibit attendance at, or 18, 19 GRESIO, RICH $1,945.51 this chapter be construed to affect, alter participation in, the hearing should 27 GLADSKY, CLEMENTINE $1,963.41 or repeal any provision of the Workers’ notify the Village Clerk at least three 63 DIPPELL, DAWN $1,099.13 Compensation Law. business days prior to the hearing, so that reasonable efforts may be made 69 SMORTO, PETER $135.37 B. to facilitate such attendance and 135 SMORTO, PETER $135.37 This chapter shall not in any way affect participation. 76 EHRLICH, ROBERT $1,294.89 the obligation of any claimant to give Dated: February 24, 2015 265 MCCANN, WAYNE $1,408.99 notice to the City under §50-e of the BY ORDER OF THE PLANNING 8 ANGELIQUE REAL ESTATE $1,039.81 General Municipal Law or any other BOARD LOT(S) OWNER’S NAME TAX,PNLTY,INT. provision of law. ------x 18, 227 MANNO, GUIDO $921.27 NOTICE OF SALE 140 GAETA, JOHN $1,276.97 C. The provisions of this chapter shall not SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF be construed to impair, alter, limit or NASSAU, EMIGRANT MORTGAGE LEGALS continued on page 13 Week of February 26, 2015 Gold Coast Gazette Page 13 CROSSWORD PUZZLE

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