Verizon Comes to Glen Cove by Samantha Schwarz Multiple Felonies the Glen Cove City Council Held a Cove

Volume XXIII No. 29 Hometown Newspaper for Glen Cove, Sea Cliff, Glen Head, Glenwood, Locust Valley and Brookville Week of 3/13/14 75C Mother & Son Arrested For Verizon Comes to Glen Cove by Samantha Schwarz Multiple Felonies The Glen Cove City Council held a Cove. It asked in return that should resi- away the benefits it offers at any time. public hearing on Tuesday, March 11 at dents ever turn to a new provider, the city Mayor Spinello shifted the focus The Glen Cove Police received Glen Cove City Hall. request the same funding from that en- to Verizon’s prospective agreement. As a frantic call for help from a resident Mayor Spinello called the meet- tity. The potential contract with Verizon, such a large corporation and one trying in the Landing area in Glen Cove at ing to discuss a proposal from Verizon however, asks for much less. to win over residents, Spinello ques- 11:19am on March 11. The police ar- to break Cablevision’s monopoly as the Falk added that Verizon is unwilling tioned why Verizon’s contract proposes rived and spoke to the homeowner at only cable provider to serve Glen Cove to make certain provisions in its contract less than the current one with Cablevi- the scene. for the last 25 years. that Cablevision has long instilled, such sion. Trane did not seem to have a clear The front door to her house had Cablevision attorney Jeff Forchelli as claiming accountability for any prop- answer, yet continued to say that there been forced in and the homeowner told argued that Cablevision has long been a erty damage the company may incur. cannot be a level playing field while Ca- the officers that the persons responsible loyal and reliable provider to the com- “They’re really shortchanging the city blevision monopolizes the city and that were still at the scene. Lieutenant Nagle munity and offers a superior franchise and its residents,” he said. competition will force rates down for the arrested a Glen Cove woman named agreement to that of Verizon. “How He also noted that Verizon provides residents. Laura Purnell age 40, and Detective could this happen to an entity that has benefits to many communities on Long Spinello requested increased grants Glennon arrested her son Jesse Thomas been here for so long? It’s just unfair,” Island that are not to be provided in Glen from Verizon in order to gain coun- age 21. he said. Cove, as per the contract. “The grants cil support. Trane agreed to double the Its alleged that Purnell attempted Vice President of Government Af- they’ve given to other communities sur- original $21,000 proposal to $42,000 in to rob the homeowner minutes earlier fairs for Cablevision Adam Falk felt that passed the ones they’re willing to give grants to the city. on Coles Street in Glen Cove but the the proposed agreement discriminates here.” Verizon denied the accusation. One resident, Mike McMahon, victim was able to get away and man- against his company. “Cablevision is not Cablevision is headquartered on voiced his frustration with Cablevi- aged to get back to her residence in the afraid of Verizon,” Falk said, emphasiz- Long Island, invests in the communities, sion. After calling its service center, he landing area. After the complainant ing that Cablevision welcomes compe- and largely employs locally. was told that the senior discount many returned home, the defendant and her tition. Falk reminded the audience that Verizon Attorney Paul Trane then customers enjoy does not apply to Glen son proceeded to the victims house at Cablevision has been very supportive of took the podium. He scrutinized Glen Cove residents. which time Jesse Thomas kicked the the community. In response to demand, Cove’s contract with Cablevision, saying Brian Pemberton, a resident and Ve- Cablevision was able to offer Public that the language of the contract is con- rizon employee, felt that Verizon FiOS is ARREST continued from page 1 Education Grants to the city of Glen voluted and allows Cablevision to take VERIZON continued from page 1 13 NS Middle School Students Participating in LI Math Fair 2014

writing, and preparing presentations. The following seventh grade students will be participating: Adriana Ganasou- lis, Christine Ramirez, Hanah Leventhal, MATH FAIR continued on page 6 Gold Coast Pictured are the North Shore Middle School students who will be participating in the LI Math Fair. For years, North Shore has received the highest number of Gold Medals of any Long Island School district at the Long Island Math Fair. Article and photos by Shelly Newman Bridal North Shore Schools, Glen Head, NY, - 13 seventh and eighth graders from North Shore Middle School will be participating in the Long Island Math Fair Page 9 2014. The Fair represents a culmination of six months of hard work, researching, Page 2 Gold Coast Gazette Week of March 13, 2014 Montesano To Be Honored McGilloway, Reali and Villafane Appear at The Sea Cliff Republican Club will limited seating, so don’t delay. For res- Sea Cliff Meet the Candidates Night honor New York State Assemblyman ervations, please send checks (payable to Michael Montesano at its Annual Presi- the Sea Cliff Republican Club) to P.O. dent’s Dinner with the Isabel R. Dodd Box 86, Sea Cliff, NY 11579. Journal Award. The event will take place at the ads are also available. Inquire at seacliff- Swan Club on March 27, 2014 starting at [email protected] or call (516)671-9758. 6:00 pm. The cost is $70.00 per person Let’s have a big turnout to honor and which includes cocktail hour with open salute Assemblyman Montesano on this bar, dinner, coffee and dessert! There is special occasion.

Left to Right: Kevin McGilloway, Elena Villafane, John Reali

Sea Cliff residents turned out for hand opportunity to gain a deep under- the Civic Association’s Annual Meet standing of the issues facing the Village. the Candidates Night on March 6th. During that time, I worked closely with Addressing the audience were Kevin many of the organizations in the Village McGilloway, a first time candidate for and on numerous programs. As a result Village Trustee; Elena Villafane, who is of that experience, I realize that it takes seeking a Trustee seat after serving on commitment and dedication to get the the Board from 2003 to 2008; and John job done. But what I accomplished in Reali who is running for his 7th term as my prior terms is only noteworthy as Village Justice. Current Village Trustees, a testament to my ability to get the job Peter Hayes and Tom Powell did not done. The specific accomplishments are seek re-election. not all that interesting because they have Kevin McGilloway, a 27 year resi- become such an integral part of today’s dent of Sea Cliff, is a current member of Village. It is hard to remember what the the Zoning Board of Appeals and served Village garage looked like in 2003, be- as the Chair for five years. If elected he fore it was renovated, or what the beach will step down from the Zoning Board. area looked like before the boardwalk In his opening remarks, he stated that he was finished. What they do show is that and his wife, Jane raised four daughters I come to you fully versed in the work- in Sea Cliff and both have been active ings of Village government and can hit in school programs. He is also a Board the ground running on day one.” member of the Henry Viscardi School John P. Reali, a 38-year resident (for severely disabled children) and of Sea Cliff has been the Village Jus- Abilities Inc. (for retraining disabled tice since 1990, following 10 years as a adults), both in Albertson. Profession- Village Trustee. Reali is a practicing at- ally, he has used his MBA in Finance and torney and past Director of the Nassau a MS in Computer Science for a success- County Bar Association. In 1994, he re- ful career with Lehman Bros and AXA/ ceived the New York State Bar Associa- Equitable. McGilloway stated: “Over the tion Pro Bono Attorney of the Year for

next two years there will be a number of Nassau and Suffolk Counties Award. In Poop important issues to address, from dealing his remarks, Reali stressed his philoso-

with a shifting tax base through revising phy of treating everyone who appears

1-800-Dog 1-800-Dog village statues to keep them current. In in his court with the respect and dignity

order to effectively deal with these op- that all citizens deserve. Scoopydoo portunities and issues, I commit to you In the question period, Sea Cliff

that I will listen to the Sea Cliff popula- resident, Doug Barnaby asked the can-

tion and then work with the Mayor, the didates if they would consider the cre- Got Poop? Got other Trustees and Village volunteers to ation of a committee or board to review address those issues and realize the op- actions of Village appointed board mem- portunities.” bers if there is a concern for possible Elena Villafane, a 34-year resident ethics breeches. The Trustee candidates of Sea Cliff, is a practicing attorney and replied that if elected they would con- partner in the Glen Cove law firm of Pol- sider it. All the candidates thanked the lin, Prisco and Villafane. She’s a gradu- Sea Cliff Civic Association for sponsor- The Gold Coast Gazette ate ofUnion University, Albany Law ing the event and, while there are no op- 57 Glen Street, School and the College of Mt. St. Vin- position candidates, they urged residents Glen Cove, NY 11542 cent. Villafane began her remarks with to show support by voting on Tuesday, (USPS008886)(ISSN10651748) a statement about her previous Trustee March 18, between 12 noon and 9:00 pm experience. “My prior years of service at the Village Public Works Building on Postmaster: Send address changes to The Gold Coast Gazette, 57 Glen as a Village Trustee provided me a first- Altamont Avenue. St. Glen Cove, NY 11542. Entered as second class paid postage at the Post Office at Sea Cliff N.Y.

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by Kevin Horton Register Now Camp & Fall Expanding Classes - 18 mos-5 yrs. Local Resident Named to Dean’s List at Dickinson College New Toddler Music Mommy & Me Olivia Grace Calcaterra, a sopho- toric Carlisle, Pa., was chartered in 1783. Camp Fun: Japanese Origami • Marine Biology more French major at Dickinson College The private, national liberal-arts college in Carlisle, Pa., has been named to the is home to approximately 2,400 students Slip & Slide Fun • Track & Field & More! dean’s list for the fall 2013 semester. A from across the country and around the graduate of North Shore High School, world. The college is nationally recog- Fall: Enriched Math • Science • Language Arts she is the daughter of Drs. Robert and nized for its cross-disciplinary, active Dolores Calcaterra of Glen Head, N.Y. approach to learning, international edu- 516-674-4037 All students earning a position on cation and its commitment to teaching its the dean’s list, a recognition of academic students about sustainability across the excellence, must have a grade point aver- curriculum, the campus, the community age of 3.7 or above on a 4.0 GPA scale and the globe. www.dickinson.edu. for the semester. Dickinson College, located in his- Piano • Voice Lessons • All Instruments Glen Cove Honors its Winter Ages 4 - Adults • NYSSMA All-County Athletes 516-674-4056 Congratulations to the Glen Cove High School’s 112 Glen Head Rd., Glen Head 2013-14 Winter Season All-County Athletes: 686744 Glen Cove Jr. Football And Cheerleading Girls Basketball: Announces Registration Taylah Hudson It’s time again to learn to play tackle football or cheerlead with the Glen Cove Jr. Grace Brady Football and Cheerleading Association. Registration for the 2014 season is for (Coach: Greg children ages 5 through 13. Registration will be held in the main chambers of Mayerhoffer) Glen Cove City Hall from 10 AM to 1 PM on Saturday, March 15.

Divisions for football players only are as follows: Wrestling: Eduardo Montecer Divisions Ages Maximum Weight (football players only) (Coach: Chris Mac Peanut 5 & 6 year olds 85 lbs. Donald) Pee Wee 7 & 8 year olds 105 lbs. Midget 9 & 10 year olds 125 lbs. Pony 11 & 12 year olds 145 lbs. Winter Track: Senior 13 year olds 161 lbs. Kiana Watson (Coach: Matt The registration fee for football players ages 7-13 is $175 and $125 for cheer- Carbone) leaders ages 7-13. The fee for Peanut football players and cheerleaders (ages 5 & 6) is $90. The league maintains a no-refund policy.

Children should attend as uniform sizing for both football players and cheerleaders takes place during registration. Uniform number requests are on a ﬁrst come ﬁrst served basis at registration only.

Glen Cove residency is not required to participate in this program. For further information, contact Rich Borer, League President, at 516-459-5601.

GCHS Assistant Principal Allen Hudson is pictured For Gazette advertising congratulating (back row) Grace, Taylah, (front row) Eduardo information call 671-2360 and Kiana. Page 4 Gold Coast Gazette Week of March 13, 2014 Second Concert Festival Orchestra Performance Features Eight Talented Youths On March 2, 2014 at the Connetquot spirited interpretation of the 3rd Move- luja” from Mozart’s Motet “Exsultate, The high C that ended the Alleluja was Public Library in Bohemia, NY, the Con- ment of Haydn’s charming and under- jubilate”. Miss Campbell, who was cho- thrilling. The festivities ended with cert Festival Orchestra, led by Maestro played Concerto in D Major. sen to represent the U.S. singing at the Mingzi Yan receiving a stuffed bear as Vladimir Polezhayev, gave its second The concert finished with vocalist Vladimir Spivakov International Charity the youngest performer, and Gwyneth public concert in a performance featur- Gwyneth Campbell singing the haunting Foundation’s “Moscow Meets Friends” Campbell receiving a bear and serenade ing eight soloists: seven pianists and one “Ritorna, oh caro e dolce mio Tesoro” last summer, had color, dynamic and by Maestro Polezhayev, this time at the vocalist. from Handel’s opera Rodelinda, and breath control, interpretive ability, and piano, to wish her happiness on her 15th The orchestra began the festivities the famous and very demanding “Alle- a vocal range unexpected for her age. birthday. with an elegant reading of the 1st Move- ment of Eine Kleine Nachtmusik. We appreciated Maestro Polezhayev’s un- derstated interpretation that allowed the music to speak for itself, beautifully. The first soloist, 11 year-old Brian Tsai, gave an energetic performance of Bach’s Con- certo in d minor, 1st Movement. Mingzi Yan, at 9 years the youngest performer of the day, was next playing the 1st Move- ment of Bach’s Concerto in f minor at a fast clip with very even finger work. The third performer, Michelle Wong, 15, per- formed the 3rd Movement of the same concerto with the sophisticated phrasing to be expected of an older musician. Ra- chel Martini, 12, played with flair in a performance of the less well-known Pol- unin Concertino in a minor. After intermission the program re- sumed with Mahesh Tiwari giving a restrained interpretation of Mozart’s famous d minor concerto, 1st Move- ment. 15 year-old Tara Mathias-Prabhu showed drive in her rendition of the 1st Movement of Mozart’s 12th Concerto in A Major. Christian Wong, 11, gave a Glen Cove Player Signs on to Play Div. 1 Football at Bryant U Glen Cove High School varsity foot- for 588 yards and 10 touchdowns and competed for four years on the GCHS ball standout Mike Burrell has signed a also recorded a 95-yard kick return for varsity squad and helped the team to a letter of intent to play football at Bryant a score on special teams. On defense he conference championship in 2012, earn- University in Rhode Island. Mike will intercepted four passes and recovered a ing All-Conference honors in each of his Editor and Publisher don the Black ad Gold for the Division 1 fumble. first three years. He posted a 16-0 record Kevin C. Horton Bryant Bulldogs next season, playing at Mike earned All-County honors as a in first doubles matches as a freshman Photographers the highest level of college athletics. senior, was named to the All-Academic and was named the All-County Cham- Peter Budraitis A three-year starter at wide receiver Conference team and was selected to pionship Tournament MVP as a junior. Richard Wilson Jr. for the GCHS varsity Big Red, Mike play in the Senior Bowl/Nassau Excep- Mike is also a member of the National Art Director led the team to back-to-back Big Four tional Senior Game. He was ranked in Honor Society and an AP Scholar. Con- Milkenia Horton Championships in his junior and senior the top 250 at the New York State Elite gratulations and good luck Mike, you Circulation Manager years, serving as captain this past sea- Combine. make Glen Cove proud! Robert J. Horton son. On offense, he caught 25 passes Also a talented tennis player, Mike 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

program aids those in need of housing. I implored the district to reconsider be- If you know someone who might need fore I was left with no other alternative more information, they can call the Nas- but to bring legal action. Instead, I was sau County Department of Housing & told by the Superintendent, “the School Homeless Service at 572-1900. Board is not concerned about legal fees Delia DeRiggi-Whitton - Nassau since the attorney is on retainer.” When I “Verizon FIOS or Cablevision, As a board member of the Long Island County Legislator, 11th LD asked for the name of the school attorney Two Choices are better than Diabetes Research Institute Foundation, so that I might discuss settlement, I was One” my involvement in local efforts has led Please Ask the School District to told to file the lawsuit in order to obtain To the Editor, to about $800,000 in fundraising for dia- Stop Wasting Your Tax Dollars! the name. I found the name, called the For the past three years many resi- betes research, which I believe is rapidly To the Editor, boss, and never received a phone call to dents of Glen Cove have reached out to pointing to a cure. I also actively seek to In this critical time of budget con- this day. NOT ONE PHONE CALL has me and shared their frustration with hav- engage with other local health efforts, cerns facing our public schools today, been made by their attorney to stop the ing only one choice for a cable provider. like the wonderful Glen Cove CARES the district must use care not to waste expense that this is causing. Throughout my first and second terms and Relay for Life events. I have hon- our tax dollars. Especially on runaway The Board has now expended your on the City Council, I have consistently ored people at the Legislature who have legal fees that could be used for staff and tax dollars on legal fees that are drawn argued in favor of allowing and acquir- made major strides in raising awareness educational purposes. Please ask your out of the legal fund in reserve or re- ing Verizon FIOS to be a cable option for and funds as well, such as Laura and An- Board of Education how much money tainer that they should seriously try not the residents of Glen Cove. On Tuesday, thony Perfetti, who have done so much they have used out of the legal fund to to spend. They can use it for better pur- March 11th, the Glen Cove City Council to promote the Children’s Tumor Foun- pay for the following matter: poses and if the fund is overdrawn, they voted 5-2 in favor of approving a Cable dation, and Lori Schneider and Matthew As a valuable taxpayer to the North have to put more money in and keep on Franchise Agreement between the City Ruderman of Penelope’s Odyssey, who Shore School District who pays about paying. We now proceed on and this will and Verizon. focus on improving the lives of children $13,000 every year to the district and keep on costing taxpayers since there is I have done my due diligence and with cancer. whose children do not attend the public a policy by the BOE indicating that they taken the time to understand and com- There are two specific health and schools, I bring more money to the dis- intend to continue to wrong others in the prehend the compelling arguments made human services related items that have trict than those with attending children. same way. I am offering free legal con- by both Cablevision and Verizon. How- come up this month within my office that Not only do I pay significant school tax- sultation until this is resolved. I urge you ever, at the end of the day, my rationale I would like to share. es, but estimates are that I am saving the to please email your elected officials at for voting in favor of allowing Verizon First, I was glad for the opportunity district $42,000-$46,000 p/ yr by educat- [email protected] to make FIOS as a franchise can be summed up in to participate in the affidavit process ing my 2 children in a non-public school. an inquiry. one word, choice. I believe that choice supporting state legislation by Sena- In exchange, the law provides that I shall Thank you, Sandra Le Porin Esq. for the residents trumps all of the other tor Carl Marcellino and Assemblyman receive transportation of my children to arguments. My guiding principle is that Chuck Lavine. The legal proceeding we and from the school at a cost to the dis- the people of Glen Cove should have the signed sought to stall closures at Glen trict so long as I submit a written request ability to choose another cable provider Cove Hospital until a public hearing by April 1 for the following September. if they desire to do so. Furthermore, I could be held, based on their legislation. NYS Educ. Law 3635(2) requires school Math Fair believe that the residents will achieve I had been meeting with the hospital but districts to provide bus transportation to I also believed a public hearing should monthly savings as Verizon and Cablevi- non- public school children in recogni- MATH FAIR continued from page 1 sion compete for Glen Cove customers. have been held. It is good to hear that the tion of the fact that their parents effec- For decades, the people of Glen hospital has come to promise relocation tively pay tuition twice. Also, the dis- Kayla Sorensen, Isabella Weinstein, and Cove had only one option for cable tele- for displaced employees and a functional trict is directed to make exceptions to the vision. I believe that this vote is a victo- in-patient operation based on what our Andrew Vallone. Additionally, the sub- deadline whenever there is a reasonable sequent eighth graders will be participat- ry for many Glen Cove residents because community needs. I will continue to do excuse provided for the delay. two choices are better than one. what I can to ensure that my constituents ing at the LI Math Fair: Kinsale Reilly, Last spring, I timely requested bus Jacob Berlin, Bryce Roth, Hally Bello, Anthony Gallo Jr. concerns are addressed related to this service for each of my children then at- Councilman, City of Glen Cove matter. Anyone with questions or issues Lauren Santucci, Gabby Zaffiro, and tending different schools. However, due Robert Sharkey. should feel free to contact me. to important reasons for my son, it be- Health and Human Services Up- A recent Health & Human Servic- The topics of the presentations will came necessary to enroll him into the include the following: The Fibonacci Se- date es legislative item involves funding we same school his brother attends. In May To The Editor, recently approved for a revolving grant quence of Numbers, Pascal's Triangle, I asked the Bus Depot to change my re- The Golden Ratio, The Tower of Hanoi, When I began my second term this program aimed at preventing homeless- quest instead for a seat on the same bus year as a Nassau County Legislator, I was ness. The Emergency Solutions Grant The Pythagorean Theorem and Fractals. coming for his brother, but I was flatly For years, North Shore has received the proud to be named Ranking Member of program is 100 percent federally fund- refused. When I advised them that they the Health & Human Services Commit- ed, so the monies we allocated create highest number of Gold Medals of any needed to consider if I have a reasonable Long Island School district at the Long tee. no additional cost to Nassau County explanation, they met in secret unlaw- Health issues have always been a taxpayers. It provides speedy housing Island Math Fair. Many thanks to teacher ful meetings and decided to refuse my Jen Horton and all of the middle school priority for me. My own daughter was assistance to individuals and families request without informing me. Given diagnosed with type one diabetes at the who are experiencing a housing crisis math teachers for their continued dedica- the district’s utter lack of transparency, tion and assistance to our students during age of three, which caused me to be- or homelessness. It can help people who coupled with unfair treatment of my son, come active on health-related concerns. are in arrears with rent or utilities and the this intensive process. Best of luck! Page 6 Gold Coast Gazette Week of March 13, 2014 NSHM Celebrates First Anniversary Mother Son Team Arrested ARREST continued form page 1 was charged with 12 Felony charges including eight pending drug felonies, Bur- front door in and proceeded to demand glary second degree attempted robbery money from those inside. in the second degree, attempted robbery According to Lt. Nagle, The defendant in the third degree and possession of sto- then physically attacked one of the per- len property in the fourth degree. Jesse sons inside the house and then menaced Thomas was charged with five felonies him with a large kitchen knife. Shortly including; two counts of burglary in the thereafter Jesse Thomas’s mother Laura first degree, burglary second degree, at- Purnell, arrived and illegally entered the tempted robbery second degree, and residence demanding money. Purnell criminal possession of a weapon third then began going through the victims degree. The defendants will be arraigned purse and desk drawers. Laura Purnell on Wednesday in First District Court. Verizon To Come To Glen Cove from the benefits that Verizon provides VERIZON continued from page 1 to every other franchised community on simply superior to Cablevision in terms Long Island. As such, we will continue of quality and service. to compete vigorously and also take the At the first anniversary of NSHM author and historian Monica Randall present- Some were concerned about the necessary steps to ensure that competi- ed a slideshow and lecture on Winter Dreams, which is the title of her exhibit, a col- legal implications of breaking off the tion is on a level playing field.” lection of winter costumes and photographic scenes of the Gold Coast Victorian era. long-standing contract with Cablevision. Ultimately, the council voted in fa- The exhibit has been on display at the North Shore Historical Museum since Decem- “Is the city now going to get caught in a vor of Verizon’s contract. Councilmen ber. Due to the bad winter weather conditions the lecture and one year anniversary legal dispute?” one resident asked. Michael Famiglietti and Timothy Tenke celebration of the museum opening had to be postponed several times. However the In a statement issued after the meet- did not support the resolution due to the event, when it finally took place, was well attended and the exhibit was very success- ing, Cablevision said, “Cablevision com- provisions of the agreement. After giv- ful. petes effectively in Glen Cove and every ing his approval, Spinello said, “Cable- NSHM is open on Wednesday from 2pm-6pm- and Sundays from 11am-3pm. other city and town where we operate, vision has really been a good friend to For information on future lectures and exhibits visit northshorehistoricalmuse- and while we welcome competition, we this city.” For the first time in 25 years, um.org or call museum Director Colleen Yoder at 516 801- 1191 note that this agreement shortchanges Glen Cove residents will soon be able to Glen Cove residents by excluding them choose a cable provider. Electronic Recycling Presentation At Ns Kiwanis

NS Kiwanis welcomed Tim Almei- re-sell. .eWorks Product Resale Services eWorks offers a “green” advantage in having a job that is not only produc- da, former Facilities Manager of schools are for technology products that can be and significant tax benefit to businesses tive but also helps in making our envi- whose mission is to help make our en- resold in the aftermarket, with eWorks and individuals through the use of its ser- ronment healthier. For more information vironment healthier for children, is cur- clients sharing in the proceeds. vices, and AHRC members are fulfilled send email [email protected]. rently the Business Development Man- ager of eWorks Electronic Services, a company that safely and productively recycles electronic ware. He gave a dynamic overview on the complexities of combining these two important issues to make our community a better place in which to live. Tim described how eWorks achieves its goal by providing competitive recycling, refurbishment and resale services of office technologies and consumer electronics, with the statement that basi- cally says “if it plugs into a wall” they will take it. This includes all electronics plus household appliances. This project liberates consumers who are saddled with obsolete electronics and disposes them in a “green” manner. Tim’s mission, to teach, support and advocate for individuals with intellec- tual and other developmental disabilities to make life choices, exercise indepen- dence and develop responsibility to become productive members of the community, is achieved through partnering with AHRC. AHRC has an “E waste” program that, after all components of the technology product is pulled apart and separated, engages their members to sort, itemize, group, record and package all items for future use. This type of repetitive work is accomplished by the members who are compensated, while contributing a valuable service to AHRC who is licensed to Week of March 13, 2014 Gold Coast Gazette Page 7 Glen Cove Boys & Girls Club Portledge Girl’s Basketball February Youth of the Month Finishes IPPSAL with Flare Portledge School Girl’s Varsity says, “She worked well within our sys- Determined to Follow their Dream Basketball culminated their successful tem, made everyone around her better, 2014 season by winning the Independent and still managed to achieve a great per- Congratulations to Glen Cove Boys & by playing for the school’s football team, Private and Parochial Schools Athletic sonal goal. She's been an exceptional Girls Club members Ronaldo Reyes and the Ducks. In addition to being a star League title by defeating the Waldorf player who has meant a lot to this pro- Mayan Letellier have been named Feb- athlete, Mayan is inquisitive, thinks out- School of Garden City 43-37. This is gram. She allowed our team to compete ruary Youth of the Month. side the box and is very in tune to what the fifth consecutive year Portledge at a level that we hadn't before." is going on in his environment. “Mayan School has claimed this title, and it is The victory qualified Portledge to Ronaldo Reyes, 9, is in the 4th grade at is a very determined person. He knows significant because next year Portledge play in the NYSAISAA Class C state Landing Elementary School. Ronaldo what is expected of him in terms of aca- will move on to the Private School Ath- tournament, where they defeated York has been a member for two and a half demics and he works really hard to meet letic Association League. Star Portledge Prep in the round of 16 but ultimately years and he especially appreciates the his full potential,” said Middle School point guard Tamara Simpson also passed fell to #2 ranked Hackley School in the homework help provided by the Club’s Program Coordinator, Desirae O’Neill. a personal milestone during the champi- quarter finals. The Panthers finished the professional staff. “They helped me im- Mayan, who has been a member of the onship game, marking her 2,000th point. season with an 18-5 record, and ranked prove my learning skills and become a Club for seven years, credits the Club Simpson plans to attend Yale University 7th in the New York State Association of better student. Mr. Matt (Gagliardi) re- and Ms. Desirae with helping him to stay in the fall. Independent Schools Athletic Associa- ally helped me with a lot of projects and focused on his schoolwork and improv- Portledge Coach Walter Amadio tion. because of his help, I was able to finish ing his behavior and attitude. my assignments way before they were Each month the Club awards two out- due,” said Ronaldo, who enjoys math, standing youth, a junior Club member social studies, English as a second lan- and a senior Club member, as the Youth guage and technology. In addition to of the Month after a rigorous selection excelling in school, Ronaldo plays the process with youth nominated by pro- clarinet and bass. He wants to become a gram staff based on members’ participa- paleontologist, a career path that sparked tion, positive attitude, helpfulness, at- his interest from reading books about tendance and achievement. The Youth dinosaurs and dinosaur research. He of the Month is a highly coveted title aspires to travel to Utah where many di- amongst members because it not only nosaurs once lived and hopes to uncover validates their outstanding behavior but a new species. also recognizes the efforts they have been Mayan Letellier, 13, a natural born ath- making to improve their attitude, school lete, is in the 7th grade at Robert M. work, listening skills, relationship with Finley Middle School. Mayan, who peers and overall conduct at the Club. plays running back on his football team and point guard on his basketball team, Ronaldo Reyes, 9 and Mayan Letellier, 13, dreams of playing in the NFL someday. Glen Cove Boys & Girls Club’s February He hopes to attend the University of Ore- Youth of the Month. gon where he can start his football career pictured from left: Juliet Koufakis, Haya Sheeline, Allaire Gahagan, Diana Lee,Taylor Stevens, Morgan Follett, Shelby Lewis,Tamara Simpson, Emmanuelle Egodigwe, Shaina Farahmandpour, Emma Guggenheimer, Grace Anne Woods, kneeling: E Gahagan, Caroline Kriegstein. Commanders’ Military Ball On February 22nd the Nassau Posts in Nassau County. The purpose of County American Legion held its annual the American Legion is to help the Veter- Commanders’ Military Ball at Leonard’s ans and their families. of Great Neck. The Post Commanders from the various Legion Posts in Nas- Photo: Left to right: Donald O’Brien, Pa- sau County paraded before the current tricia O’Brien, Auxiliary President, Kathryn County Commander Angelo Grande with Grande and Angelo Grande, Nassau County their colors as well as the Nassau County American Legion Commander. American Le- gion and the Sons of the Legion. The county Com- mander issued a medal to commemo- rate his term in office. There were over 300 Le- gionnaires, A u x i l i a r y, Sons of the Legion and their guests in attendance. There are fif- ty-four Amer- ican Legion Page 8 Gold Coast Gazette Week of March 13, 2014

Ask The Elder Law and Estate Planning Attorney Leaving Assets Outright to Beneﬁciaries is a Common Mistake By: Robert J. Kurre, Esq. The Question: I have heard different things about how I should leave my estate to my family. Should I provide in my Will that my children receive my estate as long as they are at least 21? Is it better to leave it to them in a trust even if they are older than 21 when I die?

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Across from Coin Gallery of Oyster Bay - next door to Carvel 688072 Page 10 Gold Coast Gazette Week of March 13, 2014 remain unpaid as will be sufficient to discharge the tax, fees, interest and charges which may be due thereon respectively at the time of such sale, and shall continue the same from day to day until the said sale shall be completed. Such purchaser at such tax sale will be required to pay ten percentum of his respective bid to the undersigned Village Treasurer immediately upon the conclusion of this sale and the remaining ninety per centum within ten days after the sale and upon such payment in full shall receive a written certificate of sale describing the real estate purchased and sum paid therefor. THE NAMES OF OWNERS SHOWN ON THIS LIST MAY NOT groomed his new client and taught him NECESSARILY BE THE NAMES OF THE PERSONS OWNING THE PROPER- the social manners he had never learned TY AT THE TIME OF THIS ADVERTISEMENT. SUCH NAMES HAVE BEEN in prison. His first public appearance in TAKEN EITHER FROM ASSESSMENT ROLLS PREPARED AS OF APRIL 2013 OR FROM THE RECORDS OF THE RECEIVER OF TAXES AND FRE- the film capital was as Lana Turner’s QUENTLY DIFFER FROM THE NAMES OF THE OWNERS AT THE TIME OF escort to the premiere of Alfred Hitch- PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. IT MAY ALSO BE THAT SUCH OWNERS cock’s “Spellbound” (1945), a Selznick ARE NOMINAL ONLY AND ANOTHER PERSON IS ACTUALLY THE production. The glamorous blonde and BENEFICIAL OWNER.PROPERTY OWNERS MAY MAKE PAYMENT AT VIL- her handsome companion attracted the LAGE HALL PRIOR TO TAX SALE. PAYMENT MUST BE BY CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECK ONLY. paparazzi, and photos appeared in news- The following is a list of the parcels of real estate to papers and fan magazines. Selznick then be sold, including the amount of the tax, fees, interest and began loaning his contract players to charges thereon, all parcels being within Section 21 of the other studios. Subsequently, he appeared Nassau County Land and Tax Map, to wit:

in “Adventure Island” with Rhonda BLOCK LOT(S) OWNER'S NAME TAX,PNLTY,INT. Fleming, “The Red House” with Edward A 682 VARASANO, ANDREW $2,523.26 G. Robinson and “That Hagen Girl” with C 40B-436B FROG HOLLOW BUILDERS $44.95 Shirley Temple, Ronald Reagan and Lois L 81 JALAYER, SAEID $2,246.16 Maxwell. These films were all released M-6 304 ANDERSON, JOHN $1,601.30 M 546 GERTSEN, JESSE $914.42 in 1947. 30-1 503 JOHNSON JR., HARRY $1,068.00 Born Francis Timothy McCown in 47 42 GIRLEA, FLORIN $35.52 50 4, 5 HOELL, ROBERT $896.40 Los Angeles, California, our celebrity Last Week’s Celebrity Last week’s celebrity was born as 50 103 456 GLEN COVE AVE LLC $2,177.24 spent his early years in Santa Cruz. The 83 17 THOMPSON, JEANNE $2,362.91 son of a professional gambler, he was of Margaret Kies, but was professionally 89 18, 19 GRESIO, RICH $1,948.50 Scotch-Irish and Spanish ancestry. He known as Margaret Lindsay. She was 89 27 GLADSKY, CLEMENTINE $1,966.60 noted for her supporting roles in the 89 67 GRAYSON, PAUL $895.36 was only nine months old when his fa- 99 265 MCCANN, WAYNE $1,408.31 ther died. His mother remarried and he 1930s and ‘40s such as “Jezebel” (1938) with Bette Davis and Henry Fonda and 100 18, 227 MANNO, GUIDO $917.57 occasionally went by Frank Durgin, us- 103 152 BERLANGERO, JAMES $1,158.30 ing the last name of his stepfather. At age “Scarlett Street” (1945) with Edward L 148 JALAYER, SAEID $2,170.78 thirteen, he stole a revolver, for which he G. Robinson and Joan Bennett. She had L 149 JALAYER, SAEID $2,080.31 leading roles in lower-budgeted B mov- L 150 JALAYER, SAEID $2,093.24 was sent to the California Youth Author- ies such as the “Ellery Queen” series at 112 27, 28 DEL FAVERO, HARRY $2,398.65 ity’s Preston School of Industry Refor- 118 142 JAYTOM REALTY LLC $1,570.99 matory at Ione, California. He escaped Columbia in the early 1940s with Ralph 118 144 JAYTOM REALTY LLC $4,148.95 while in the adjustment center, which is Bellamy. Critics regarded her portrayal 118 201, 202 HARBOR LUMBER $880.96 of Nathaniel Hawthorne’s “Hepzibah 118 203/208 HARBOR LUMBER $6,300.77 a jail within a jail. After robbing several 120 110 CROSS, JONATHAN $1,917.15 jewelry stores, he stole a car and drove it Pyncheon” in the 1940 film adaptation of “The House of the Seven Gables” as 124 1586, 1587 TARGOFF, JANE $1,492.68 across state lines. This made it a federal 127 314 GATTO, MAUREEN $247.38 offense and when he was re-captured, her standout career role. Her co-stars 131 1413 KENNY, LINDA $1,642.65 he was sentenced to three years in pris- were George Sanders and Vincent Price. 133 1813/16 UMAN REVOC TRUST $1,151.59 136 1272, 1317 267 SEA CLIFF AVE ASSOC $6,023.30 on, and served his sentence at the U.S. While her work in the late 1940s would occasionally involve a supporting role 137 1285/86 LIANTONIO, GRACE $1,254.25 Medical Center for Federal Prisoners 141 1105/06 HYNES, MICHAEL $2,254.78 in Springfield, Missouri. After finishing in MGM films like “Cass Timberlane” 143 1083-84 77 ROSLYN AVE REAL ESTATE $8,818.99 his sentence, he was transferred to San with Spencer Tracy and Lana Turner, 151 29 PEARSON JR., HARRY $1,508.39 her film career went into decline with 156 587, 996 O'MALLEY, KELLY $1,657.14 Quentin prison on other charges. He re- 186 204, 262 MADIGAN, ET UX, MICHAEL $977.27 mained there until he was paroled shortly roles in films at Poverty Row studios like Monogram Pictures. She returned 222 1 THRU 5 WITTMAN, LILYAN $3,328.70 before his 21st birthday. 222 464 WITTMAN, LILYAN $327.08 After his release from San Quentin, to the stage and co-starred with Franchot 222 455 HINTON JR., CHARLES $1,086.02 he worked at a number of odd jobs. In Tone in “The Second Man.” She died at 256 46 LEWIS ET UX, ERNEST $1,552.62 50 103 456 GLEN COVE AVE LLC $2,902.05 1943, while riding horseback in the Hol- the age of 70 of emphysema on May 9, 1981. Her life partner, actress Mary Mc- lywood Hills, he met actor Alan Ladd SEA CLIFF, N.Y. whose wife was an agent. Susan Carol Carty, pre-deceased our celebrity. Miss MARIANNE LENNON Ladd landed our celebrity a one-line Lindsay was also survived by one broth- March 5, 2014 er and four sisters. One of those sisters, TREASURER role in a Laurel & Hardy comedy, “The ------x Bullfighters”. Shortly afterwards, the Jane Kies, was an actress, professionally Ladds hosted a party attended by David known as Jane Gilbert, married to Wil- O. Selznick employee Henry Wilson, an liam Hopper, who was “Paul Drake” in Gold Coast Gazette Subscription Form agent known for his assortment of young, the TV “Perry Mason” series with Ray- mond Burr. handsome marginally talented actors Name: ______to whom he gave new, unusual names. Correct Callers Callers who knew our celebrity were: Wilson signed McCown to a contract Address: ______and initially christened him “Troy Dona- Don Adams, Tony Mercado, Ted March, Roberta Pezza, Joseph Saepia, Will and hue”. It was soon changed to what his City: ______State: ______Zip: ______fans know him as today. Wilson carefully Babs Hutchins and Mario Moccia Phone Number: ______LEGAL NOTICE SEA CLIFF TAX SALE ON MARCH 21, 2014 Check One NOTICE OF TAX SALE Regular Rates: 1 Year $21 2 Years $34 3 Years $45 INCORPORATED VILLAGE OF SEA CLIFF, NEW YORK 2013-2014 VILLAGE TAXES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, pursuant to the provisions of Sections 1450 Senior Rates: 1 Year $17 2 years $27 3 years $37 and 1452 of Article 14 of the Real Property Tax Law of the State of New York, I, Marianne Lennon, Treasurer of the said Incorporated Village of Sea Cliff, will sell at public auction, in the manner provided by law, on the 21st day of March 2014 at Mail form along with payment to: 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon, in the Board Room at the Village Hall in said Village, • • so such of each of the following parcels of real estate upon which Village Taxes The Gold Coast Gazette 57 Glen Street Glen Cove, NY 11542 Week of March 13, 2014 Gold Coast Gazette Page 11 documents may be inspected at the office of the Village Clerk, Village Hall, 300 days prior to the hearing, so that reason- PUBLIC NOTICE Sea Cliff Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York, able efforts may be made to facilitate during regular business hours. such attendance and participating. Legal Notice Any person having a disability Dated: March 12, 2014 (SSNY) on 10/30/2013. BY ORDER OF THE PLANNING Notice of formation of Organizing by Office Location: Nassau County which would inhibit attendance at or Jeanne, LLC. Articles of Organization participating in the hearing should notify BOARD SSNY designated for service of process. ------x filed with Secretary of State of New York SSNY shall mail copies of any process the Village Clerk at least three business SSNY on 12/31/13. Office location: served against the LLC to: Nassau County. SSNY designated for C/O Woodshed Woodworking, LLC – service process. SSNY shall mail copy 4 Chestnut Avenue – Glen Head, NY The Scientific Method On Display of any process served against the LLC to 11545 26 15th Ave., Sea Cliff, NY 11579. Pur- Purpose: Any lawful purpose or activity at Connolly School pose: any lawful purpose. ------x ------x CITY OF GLEN COVE BOARD OF Connolly Elementary School in Glen themselves under water; and how a bird BUSING DEADLINE—NORTH ZOING APPEALS NOTICE OF PUB- Cove continued its series of grade-level on a single wire can perch unharmed, SHORE SCHOOL DISTRICT RESI- LIC HEARING science fairs with a recent fourth-grade yet resting on two wires at once is not DENTS REQUESTING TRANSPOR- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a PUB- presentation that included projects that such a good idea. Students followed the TATION FOR CHILDREN TO PRI- LIC HEARING will be held by the answered some interesting questions. scientific method, posing a question and VATE OR PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS Glen Cove Zoning Board of Appeals on Attendees learned that a darker roof at- developing a hypothesis before embark- FOR THE 2014-2015 SCHOOL YEAR Thursday, March 20, 2014, at 7:30pm, tracts sunlight and helps to keep a house ing on their experiments. MUST SUBMIT THEIR REQUEST at the Council Chambers, City Hall, 9 warmer; why the sky is blue, and other IN PERSON AT THE TRANSPORTA- Glen Street, Glen Cove, N.Y., when all colors at times; how fish camouflage TION DEPARTMENT BY APRIL 1, interested persons will be given an op- 2014 OR SEND IT BY CERTIFIED portunity to express their views on the MAIL POSTMARKED ON OR BE- following application: FORE APRIL 1, 2014. FAILURE TO CASE # 2- 2014- CIRIACO GENUA SUBMIT THE TRANSPORTATION & ANTONETTA GENUA- Applicants REQUEST FORM ON OR BEFORE propose to convert existing one-family APRIL 1, 2014 MAY RESULT IN dwelling to a two-family dwelling at 3 YOUR CHILD BEING INELIGIBLE Frost Pond Road, Glen Cove, N.Y., as FOR DISTRICT TRANSPORTATION shown on the Nassau County Land and FOR THE 2014-2015 SCHOOL YEAR. Tax Map as Section 22, Block 6, Lot 205, IN THIS CASE, THE COST AND AR- with less than the required minimum lot RANGEMENT FOR TRANSPORTA- area and rear yard and with more than TION WILL BE PARENTAL RESPON- the permitted maximum lot coverage and SIBILITY. THE STATE EDUCATION interior floor area in the R-4 One and DEPARTMENT AND THE BOARD Two Family Residence District in accor- OF EDUCATION REQUIRE THAT A dance with the Glen Cove Building Zone SEPARATE APPLICATON BE FILED Ordinance and Map. EACH YEAR EVEN IF THE STUDENT Dated: March 10, 2014 IS ALREADY RECEIVING TRANS- BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF PORTATION. A KINDERGARTEN ZONING APPEALS OF THE CITY OF PUPIL MUST BE FIVE (5) YEARS OF GLEN COVE AGE NO LATER THAN DECEMBER STUART GROSSAMN, CHAIRMAN 1, 2014. ------x In accordance with New York State Edu- PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE cation Law, transportation requests re- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a public ceived after the above date will not be hearing will be held as to the following accepted unless a reasonable explanation matter: is given for the delay or the District can Agency: Planning Board, Village of Sea provide the transportation under exist- Cliff ing arrangements without additional Date: March 26, 2014 expense. A belated decision to enroll Time: 8:00 pm a student into school is not a reason- Place: Village Hall, 300 Sea able explanation for late submission of Cliff Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York a transportation request. Those students Subject: [Continued] Application of who move into the District after the ex- Douglas and Karin Barnaby, 404 Little- Answer to last weeks Crossword piration of the deadline can still submit worth Lane, Sea Cliff to subdivide prem- a written request for transportation pro- ises currently containing a two family 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 vided such request is made within thirty residence into four lots, consisting of E P O S S E T T O P E R M (30) days after establishing residence in two new lots to be used for single fam- 14 15 16 B EAU P RION O LIO the district. ily dwelling purposes, a continuation of 17 18 19 If you have not yet received a request the existing two family residence and B ARBRASTREI SAND 20 21 form, please contact your child’s school, an accessway as a fourth lot along the A RT I CINGS 22 23 24 25 26 27 call the Transportation Office at 277- eastern boundary of the premises. Ap- A B L A ZE A G LET 7930, or print the form from the District 28 29 30 31 32 plicants seek amended site plan approval M AIMER C ULT H A M Website at: www.northshoreschools. in relation to the accessway in that the 33 34 35 36 37 P IMA I D ES E L ATE org. proposed accessway varies from a previ- 38 39 40 NORTH SHORE SCHOOLS ous site plan approval and the conditions E LIZABETHTAYLOR 41 42 43 TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT contained in that site plan approval. The R ENEW M AYO S INE 44 45 46 47 48 PO BOX 412 applicants also seek approval to waive E RG A L OT R H ODES 340 SHORE ROAD 49 50 provisions of Village Code Chapter B RIBE P ALEST GLENWOOD LANDING, NY 11547- A145 with respect to the subdivision and 51 52 53 54 0412 I N S IDE B IN the accessway. Premises are designated 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 ------x as Section 21, Block L01, Lot 306 on the V ANESSAR EDGR A V E 62 63 64 Notice of Formation, Woodshed Wood- Nassau County Land and Tax Map. A GAR I DEAL A NEW 65 66 67 working, L.L.C. At the said time and place, all inter- N APS N ODDY M ITE Articles of Organization ested persons may be heard with respect Filed with Secretary of State New York to the foregoing matters. All relevant Page 12 Gold Coast Gazette Week of March 13, 2014

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Chilling Out by Myles Mellor and Sally York - Ann DiPietro 1234 5678910 11 12 13 Dear Great Book Guru, recounted and we begin to see a pattern 14 15 16 I will be celebrating St Patrick’s Day of smart man, too many choices. Nate at K.C. Gallagher’s here in Sea Cliff, is bright, articulate, but ultimately su- 17 18 19 but I heard that Heneghan’s Tavern in perficial and the reader begins to tire of Point Lookout is the place to be if you his many romantic missteps. The beauty 20 21 22 are willing to leave our lovely Village. of this book lies not in Nate’s portrayal, But before I go anywhere this weekend, but rather in Waldman’s carefully craft- 23 24 25 26 27 I want to have a good book in hand. ed depiction of social and literary sites Someone told me there is an interesting in Brooklyn and Manhattan. From cozy 28 29 30 31 32 first novel set in Brooklyn about writ- taxi rides over the Brooklyn Bridge to ers. Sound familiar and, if so, would antique lit backyard restaurants, the au- 33 34 35 36 37 you recommend it? thor offers us a glimpse into a visually 38 39 40 41 St Patrick’s Day Celebrant attractive but socially chaotic world. 42 43 Dear Celebrant, I applaud your choice of venues and yes, 44 45 46 I have heard of THE LOVE AFFAIRS OF NATHANIEL P. by Adelle Waldman. 47 48 49 50 51 Waldman writes about a thirtyish author who finds love and happiness in Brook- 52 53 54 55 56 57 lyn- well, maybe not love and possibly not happiness. Set in the present time, 58 59 60 61 62 the novel traces Nate Piven as his first 63 64 65 novel is about to be published and, to his surprise, finds his magazines articles and 66 67 68 book reviews suddenly in great demand. His relationships with various women are Across 10. The latest North Shore Trustees Eliminate Over $1 Million 1. Clark’s Lois 11. Navajo home from Initial 2014-15 Budget Proposal 5. Prison head 12. For all to see BOE Agrees To Stay Within Allowable Tax Levy Limit 11. Monopolize 13. Some are inert The Next BOE Budget Review is on Thurs. March 20, Public Session at 7 PM 14. Religious figure 18. Pasta choice 15. Lady of Arthurian romance 19. Absence of pain At the recent Board of Education meetings on February 27th and March 6th, North 16. Lab eggs 23. Truncation Shore Trustees eliminated over $1,000,000 from the Superintendent’s Initial 2014-15 17. Don’t give a raise 24. Piano key Budget presentation. The school budget proposal currently stands at approximately 20. Wriggler 25. From scratch $96 million, representing a 2.2% budget-to-budget increase from last year. It is with- 21. Holiday ___ 26. “Nobody doesn’t like ___ Lee” in the allowable tax levy limit. 22. Animal catcher 28. They may provide relief 23. Marks of shame 29. Cosmetic additive Trustees will continue to review the budget expenditures line-by-line to determine 27. Myrmecologist’s study 30. Leave slack-jawed whether any other reasonable cuts will need to be made. The next budget review will 28. Five iron 32. Kit and caboodle 31. Collectively 35. Mars, to the Greeks take place on Thursday, March 20, 2014. Please note, the public session will be at 7 33. Choir member 36. Heavy reading PM in the HS Library and the executive session will follow at 8 PM. 34. Belittle 37. Arthurian lady 38. Discourage 39. Tom Clancy subj. Please visit www.northshoreschools.org under the Board of Education section to see 42. Guard 40. Sleep ___ the minutes of the previous BOE meetings as well as the latest budget information. 43. “___-Pro,” Ferrell flick 41. Prefix for scoliosis Trustees will adopt the 2014-15 school budget on Thurs., April 3. 44. Innocent 45. Hindu wives 45. Grew 46. At the summit of We encourage you to stay informed about the school budget for our students, schools, 47. Construct 47. Civilian clothes and our community. If you are a resident and would like to receive emails from the 50. Virtuoso composition 48. Canton neighbor NS Schools, please send your email address to Superintendent Dr. Edward Melnick 52. Pronouncement 49. Unstable mesons [email protected] or stop into the Central Office (112 Franklin Av- 54. “Peace Piece” artist 51. Spherical bacteria enue in Sea Cliff). Additionally, you can subscribe to receive district emails at the top 55. Bug 53. Mark permanently of the school website at www.northshoreschools.org. If you have questions, please 58. Warm welcome’s opposite 55. Let go [email protected]. 63. Heap 56. Butcher’s cut 64. Bully 57. Bring to ruin Please join us at upcoming BOE meetings on the following dates in the High School 65. Insipid 59. “___ Send Me” Library at 7:30 PM (unless noted otherwise): Budget Adoption is 4/3 in the HS Caf- 66. Electees 60. Fighter at Chancellorsville eteria. Meet the Candidates Night is April 24 in the HS Cafeteria. The BOE/Town 67. Arrogance 61. Lapse Meeting/Budget Reading is on May 8. Voter Registration is Saturday, May 10 from 68. Ashcroft’s predecessor 62. Feather’s partner 10 AM - 2 PM in the Central Office, 112 Franklin Avenue, Sea Cliff.The Budget/Tax Levy Vote and Election of Trustees is on Tuesday, May 20, in the North Shore High Down School Gym from 7 AM -10 PM. Public participation is encouraged at our North 1. Vitality Shore Board of Education meetings! 2. Realtor’s unit 3. “O Sanctissima,” e.g. If you would like to host a budget coffee, please email Shelly Newman at newmans@ 4. Course setting: Abbr. northshoreschools.org. If you have any questions regarding the budget please call or 5. Twerp 6. Beside email Dr. Melnick at [email protected] For the latest budget infor- 7. Did a marathon mation, please visit the district website at www.northshoreschools.org 8. Fizzle out 9. Naval rank: Abbr. Page 14 Gold Coast Gazette Week of March 13, 2014

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Page 16 Gold Coast Gazette Week of March 13, 2014 Glen Cove HS Comes to the Aid of One of its Own More than 50 students and faculty members volunteered their time to raise money for Glen Cove High School junior Luis Torres, who was involved in a serious car accident two months ago. The GCHS Key Club sponsored a student vs. faculty basketball game on the gym ﬂoor of GCHS on Friday, February 28. Proceeds from the gate will go to the Torres family. Close to 30 students and 15 faculty members laced up the sneak- ers and hit the hardwood for this spirited event. Several other students volunteered their time as referees, announcers and scorekeepers. The GCHS Heroes Club also donated funds to the Torres family raised through a charity bake sale. In total, the collective efforts of students and staff have raised close to $2,000.

GCHS faculty members and students tipped off to help a fellow student. All Saints Regional Catholic School Glen Cove, NY Faith - Future - Foundation x A challenging curriculum with differentiation for each child x ASR is the only school in the Diocese x Foreign Language Grades 1-8 - Italian, Spanish, Latin headed by a Priest as its Headmaster.

x Dedicated faculty with NYS certifications and advanced degrees x Each ASR student’s enjoys a substantial tuition subsidy. x Academic intervention services and programs for special needs x Additional tuition assistance is available to x Advanced math/Regents program the children of many middle-income x Full day pre-K (NYS Core Curriculum) families. x Smart Boards in each class ; iPads and up-to-date media center x All middle school religion classes are taught x Expanded afterschool program: aftercare, clubs, sports, school by Pastors of our local parishes and other plays liturgical chorus, newspaper Christian service and more Priests. Your child will be a x A learning model which supports 21st Century learning Dramatic academic and institutional initiatives undertaken at ASR over the past two years STAR have resulted in a dramatic increase in

We prepare our students for careers not yet created! enrollment, bucking regional trends. at ASR!

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