Volume XXV No. 14 Hometown Newspaper for Glen Cove, Sea Cliff, Glen Head, Glenwood, Locust Valley and Brookville Week of 12/10/15 75C Glen Cove Celebrates the Season with the Blessing of the Crèche and Lighting of the City’s Grand Menorah
Glen Cove residents celebrated their religious diversity by enjoying two Village Square events as part of the City’s “Celebrate the Season” festivities. On Friday, December 4, Father Daniel of St. Patrick’s and St. Rocco’s Catholic Churches provided the blessing of the City’s beautiful Crèche. The event, hosted by parishioner and former Glen Cove Police Sergeant, Jack McDougal featured special prayers, remarks from Mayor Spinello along with singers from the St. Patrick's Chidren's Choir, hot cocoa provided by the Downtown Café. McDougal noted that this is the 10th year of the blessing of the crèche. “Throughout the last 10 years many of you have been with us during the rain, the cold and yes one night even snow… When we build the crèche ten years ago we never expected that the “blessing of the crèche” would become an ennaul event, however thanks to your Father Daniel, the Pastor of St Patrick Catholic enthusiasm and support we continue to Church, blesses the crèche accompanied by Father gather to celebrate the true meaning of Ambros, Father Gabriel and Father Elias and Christmas, the birth of our Lord Jesus assisted by altar servers Maxwell Kramer and Christ.” Gabriele Massaro. (photos by Tab Hauser).
continued on page 2 McGowan Christmas Trees Benefit All John McGowan and Sons located at 232 Glen Cove Avenue in Sea Cliff is continuing its 10 year tradition, with a few add ons. McGowan's has been selling trees outside its office for the past 10 years. Ten percent of all the sales of all profits go to Sea Cliff Fire Department and firefighters, police and veteran get $10 off tree purchase. Keeping in the family tradition, John's daughter Sara McGowan runs the crew of elves that includes sisters Carly & Jessica.
Pictured: the crew: Carly McGowan, TJ Herman, Sara McGowan, Laura Abrams and Jessica McGowan (photo by Kevin C. Horton) Page 2 Gold Coast Gazette Week of December 10, 2015 Blessing of the Crèche and Lighting of the City’s Grand Menorah continued from cover Christmas in the British Isles, concert at St. John’s of Lattingtown City’s Grand Menorah A surprise visit was made by Santa, On the first night of Chanukah, On Sunday December 20 at 7pm, the public is invited to attend Christmas driven on a Glen Cove Fire Department December 6, members of the Jewish faith in the British Isles, at St John’s of Lattingtown Episcopal Church in Locust truck by Department member Steve gathered in the Village Square to celebrate Valley, at the corner of Lattingtown, Old Tappen and Overlook Roads. Tripp. He walked through the crowd, the 15th Anniversary of the lighting of This performance is by internationally acclaimed musical artists presenting knelt in front of the crèche, said a prayer the City’s Grand Menorah. Rabbi Heber traditional English, Irish, Scottish and Welsh, Christmas favorites, in the and left handing McDougal a note that of the Chabad of Brookville and Glen warm, cozy ambiance of St John’s Parish Hall. read, “I heard that the 10th Blessing of Cove hosted the celebration marking the the crèche was taking place in Glen Cove start of the Festival of Lights. Families The performers include Philippe Gagne, tenor, Mark Bleeke, tenor, Brian this evening and I wanted to thank all of gathered to enjoy Chanukah music, Goldman, countertenor, Michael Taylor, countertenor, Eric Edlund, baritone, you for recognizing and celebrating the activities and sweets while Glen Cove Jesse Blumberg, bass, Isabeau Corriveau, harp, Melisande Corriveau, viols true meaning of Christmas. I want to join Mayor Reggie Spinello, Rabbi Heber and recorders, Danny Mallon, percussion, under the direction of St.John’s you in taking time out from the shopping, and State Assemblyman Charles Lavine Musical Director, Eric Milnes, on keyboards. decorating and other commitments and in lit the candles of the Giant Menorah from A light supper will be served. Reservations are required with a suggested my case making and delivering the gifts, the bucket of a Glen Cove DPW truck. donation of $20 per person. Please call 516-671-3226 to reflect on the greatest gift of all… the Mayor Spinello and the Glen Cove birth of Jesus Christ.” B.I.D. encourage all residents to see the McDougal thanked the many wonders of the holidays in Downtown volunteers who have helped throughout Glen Cove. In addition to the Crèche the years. “For the past 10 years we’ve and the Menorah, there is the 50ft Glen had support of the Knights of Columbus, Cove “Tree of Light” Christmas Tree Glen Cove Public Library Any the Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians and 30 individually decorated Christmas and the Ancient Order of Hibernians. We Trees that are part of the City’s Merry Soldier Volunteer Program were fortunate enough to have Miss Fran Tree Festival. and the children’s choirs provide us with On Saturday morning, December 5th, Since December 2006, the patrons beautiful Christmas carols and I want to -KCH thank all of them.” teen volunteers came to the Glen Cove of the Glen Cove Public Library have Public Library to pack and bring to the been sending letters and packages to the Post Office donations collected in the soldiers serving in Iraq and Afghanistan. Library to send to our soldiers serving in This project is based on a program called Afghanistan. Any Soldier, Inc., started on August They were joined by a group from The 26, 2003, as a simple family effort to Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post #347, help the soldiers in one family unit. It Glen Cove. The veterans spoke to the now includes any member, of any of teens and thanked them for volunteering the Armed Forces in harm’s way, and their time to send the packages to the has 12,202 Service Members with 259 soldiers. The Veterans of Foreign Wars, Military Contacts. Post #347, have been very generous in In the Library there is a box for supporting our efforts for the Any Soldier donations and a suggested donation list. St. Patrick’s children’s choirs provide Christmas carols at the blessing of the creche. program by donating funds to cover the Please call Anna Dunlop, coordinator, at mailing costs. 676-2130 with any questions.
Mayor Spinello joins children in the celebration on the first night of Chanukah, December 6.
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ENTREES PAPPERDELLE WITH SHRIMP Glen Cove Youth Bureau to Host SHRIMP BROTH, PAN SEARED SHRIMP, “Milk and Cookies” with Santa Event SUNDRIED TOMATOES, BASIL AND GARLIC at Glen Cove City Hall Salmon Grilled, mango champagne emulsion Glen Cove’s Youth Bureau is excited to announce that Santa and his crafty “elves” will be stopping by City Hall BRAISED pistachios Main Chambers Friday, December 18, 2015. Children Lobster tails from infancy to age 10, along with their families, are Slow butter poached invited to attend this annual Milk and Cookies event. additional $9 Festive cheer is sure to fill the air as children and their families enjoy cookies, milk, and a photo opportunity Swordfish with Santa. “There is nothing that puts me in the holiday Pan seared Fennel butter, bacon spirit more than enjoying Milk and Cookies with the jolly roasted cauliflower man himself,” Mayor Spinello said. “This is a classic Cornish hen holiday event for our children and I’m proud to host it here in City Hall.” Last year over 188 children from Wood grilled, wild rice with sundried cranberries Glen Cove participated in the event and reservations are NEW YORK SHELL STEAK required. Pan seared, PEPPERCORN BRANDY SAUCE RACK OF LAMB Two sessions are available, 6:15 p.m. – 7 p.m. and 7:15 Roasted, ROSEMARY DEMI, FRESH MINT GELEE p.m. – 8 p.m. Reservations are required and may be made by calling Sandra Potter at 516-671-4600 beginning Additional $10 December 1st. Space is limited so don’t miss out! DESSERT New Orleans BEIGNETs , hot chocolate dipping sauce WHITE CHOCOLATE STRAWBERRIES Page 4 Gold Coast Gazette Week of December 10, 2015 What’s Over 100 Years Old And Still Young? CUB SCOUTS! Building character one boy at a time One hundred and eight years ago, Robert Baden-Powell founded the Scouting movement in England. Three years later, it took a foothold in the United States and has had a profound influence on American society ever since. Today, Cub Scouts Pack 6 of Glen Cove faithfully continue that proud tradition. Leaders comprised of parents and volunteers help guide boys ages 6 to 11 towards responsible citizenship, strength of character and self discipline. Indeed, all meetings begin with an oath of honor in pursuit of these goals. Boys of diverse cultural backgrounds from Deasy Elementary, Landing School and All Saints Regional gather weekly with their dens. In doing so, they’re in the good company of more than 2.4 million youth members and almost 1 million adult volunteers in the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) organization. Throughout the year, pack 6 participates in a wide variety of service oriented programs such as canned food drives, senior home visitations and park clean ups. In addition, outreach events such as the upcoming annual “Pack 6 Spaghetti FUNdraiser” further unite the Glen Cove community. Join the local Cub Scouts and their families for a festive time on Sunday, Dec. 13th at St. Rocco’s Parish from 4 to 6pm. Can donations for the pantry are encouraged. Dinner tickets available at door with 50/50, raffles and silent auction. Bring the kids for a photo with Santa!
The North Shore Kiwanis Student of the Month For September Elias Mastakouris The NS Kiwanis Student of the Theodore, and his brother James. The recognition for such a fine young man. Editor and Publisher Month Program has begun for the new NSK President Roger Hill and DPLG For more information on the NS Kiwanis Kevin C. Horton school year. North Shore High School , a member of the NS Kiwanis Club Club please visit the website: www. Photographers graduating senior Elias Mastakouris was and chairperson of the Student of the nskiwanis.org. Peter Budraitis selected for the month of September to Month Committee also pictured for this Richard Wilson Jr. start off the 2015 year Art Director program. This dynamic Milkenia Horton young man is in the top Circulation Manager of his graduating class Robert J. Horton with credits galore and Layout Design numerous achievements Jackie Comitino of recognition He is the Staff Writers President of the North John C. O’Connell Shore key Club and Brenda Weck through this organization Gene Auciello has been recognized as a Carol Griffin Distinguished New York Matthew Ross State President. This Sports Editor summer he was elected Robin Appel the Governor at Boys Gazette logo designed by State, a very prestigious artist Janice Leotti program hosted by Patricia Campbell Horton the American Legion Publisher Emeritus Organization , as well as traveling to Washington 57 Glen Street, Glen Cove, NY 11542 and an internship on e-mail: [email protected] Capital Hill. The North Phone: 516-671-2360 Shore Kiwanis Club is so KCH Publications, Inc. vesry proud of this young All rights reserved man and we wish him all the best . Pictured is Elias center stage with his parents , Tracy and Week of December 10, 2015 Gold Coast Gazette Page 5 Page 6 Gold Coast Gazette Week of December 10, 2015
matured to the age of comprehension, Harbor are as vivid, colorful and relevant a new Japan had emerged from the today as they were in 1941. ashes and had dominated American James E. Toner, Esq. imports with cheap goods. In those days everything was “made in Japan.” Glen Cove, Mon Amore To The Editor, Mutual Concerns Thanks pledged a continuation of our symbiotic The faded black and white photos of relationship so that future leaders of Pearl Harbor, Gaudal Canal, Iwo Jima On Sat, Dec 5, 2015 at 7:57 AM, Steve To The Editor, were replaced by shiny new televisions, Sloane
build on a 50+ acre plot for seven or will the trade-off be? The DEIS, while more years, and not have inconvenience comprehensive and detailed in certain and noise for many people for a very places, fails to tell the whole story of long time. You cannot add a few green the real quality of life and other impacts roofs and LEED building principles, that will be felt for many years to come, and expect them to erase the damage nor does it begin to make the case for Board etc). that all this new construction, traffic, the benefits of the project. Will the Thank You Glen Cove! My wife and I got involved and started pollution and noise will perpetrate on dubious benefits of this high-rise high- To The Editor, learning about the history of the site… the environment, wildlife and the density project be worth the loss of I want to thank the residents of Glen the Superfund Status, the ever changing community. You cannot offer a few quality oflife that it will cause? A Cove who came out and supported me plans, and how the project morphed pocket parks in between tall buildings, dramatically scaled-down version of on Election Day. This year was a unique from a lovely “Mystic Seaport” type a turning basin which serves no real this project is the only solution for situation due to the number of candidates of destination to a massive 1110 unit purpose, and give us view corridors the true benefit of the community and seeking seats on the council. It was residential development with 125’ tall which take away views, and call this an environment.” further complicated when the Democrats buildings! improvement over what’s there. Sure Roger Friedman chose not to put up our own candidate We attended the GC Planning Board it will look better aesthetically, but what Sea Cliff for Mayor, but alternatively decided meetings and the City Council meetings to support the current Mayor, Reggie where we heard public officials say in Spinello. I know that decision made essence “where has the public been all many Democrats very apprehensive. these years? Why are you just coming out The decision was not made lightly or in now to protest this?” Needless to say, I haste, but rather it was based on Mayor was troubled by this lack of involvement Children at Roslyn Trinity Spinello’s willingness to listen to and from the community and went back work with the Democrats during his first through the official documents including Cooperative Day School Exercise two years as Mayor. I’m looking forward the Final Environmental Impact to that spirit of cooperation continuing Statement (FEIS). With Yoga into the future. It didn’t take long to figure out that I would like to say a special thank there have been voices of protest against Preschool students at the Roslyn of the yoga program to her students you to my Democratic running mates. this project since at least 2007, right Trinity Cooperative Day School for many years. “Parents have told They are all extraordinary in their own about the time that RXR got involved. are fortunate to have learning us that the children demonstrate the rights, not only in their dedication to the These voices (private citizens, the opportunities that are not only fun but yoga program at home and engage campaign, but in their commitment to Coalition to Save Hempstead Harbor, are developmentally appropriate and their families,” Nubel said. “It really Glen Cove. I hope that each of them will Public Officials) of protest where cogent, focus on essential social, cognitive has an impact on the children, and the consider running again as it was truly an well informed, and intelligent responses and self-regulation skills. As part of teachers continue it in class throughout honor getting to know them on a more to the out of scale proposals put forth by its state-of-the-art program, the Co- the year.” personal basis. I can say unequivocally the Developer/Planning Board et. Al. It op provides an annual four-week yoga This year’s Co-op yoga class is being that each of them has much to offer and is very apparent that these voices were class. taught by Dena Vigilis of Little Lotus their talents would truly be a benefit to consistently ignored or sloughed off. As Yoga for children playfully Yoga in Port Washington. Vigilis is a our City. it was then, so it is now! introduces yoga poses and breathing certified children’s yoga teacher and is I would also like to thank all those who There is still serious opposition to and relaxation techniques. “Yoga the founder of Little Lotus Yoga. volunteered their time and efforts during the size and scope of this project but offers so many benefits to kids,” said The Roslyn Trinity Co-op provides this campaign season. Without your help individual citizens have consistently been Ayme Lilly, a clinical psychologist a warm and nurturing preschool and dedication no campaign could ever ignored and their comments brushed and parent of a Co-op student. “Yoga experience for children ages 2 to be successful. Thank you all so much! aside because the developers had a vision techniques have been shown to help 5 and is currently enrolling for the I realize that you, the residents, have put and they would not be deterred. with attention and concentration, self- 2016-2017 school year. For more your trust in me to continue to represent There are very few avenues available control, relaxation and dealing with information, contact director Lindi you. I do not take that responsibility to residents who oppose this kind of stress, besides its obvious physical Nubel at (516) 621-3380 or go to lightly. I will work hard to make sure development. Public comment periods benefits.” Lindi Nubel, Roslyn Trinity www.roslyntrinityco-op.org. that decisions that are made are for the are one and litigation is the other. Co-op Director, has seen the benefit prosperity of the city and its residents. I Litigation is prohibitively expensive and will always act against proposals I feel is literally a David and Goliath scenario. are not in the best interest of the city. The 7-Billion Dollar Development I thank you for the support and company has unlimited resources to look forward to serving you as your throw at lawyers while citizens do not. So councilman for the next two years. God really, the Public Comment Period is the Bless! only recourse that residents have. When Warmest regards, those comments are ignored completely Tim Tenke, Councilman it leaves no means for public input. That is the case here. In every instance public Garvies Point Development comments were disregarded completely To The Editor, or explained away. One of my favorite My family and I moved to Sea Cliff responses in the FEIS is to a comment of in 2012. We love our beautiful town the height of the buildings… the answer and especially our waterfront. We is essentially “well, there are only two, enjoy swimming at Sea Cliff Beach and 12 story towers…” “ONLY”? In my watching the amazingly beautiful, ever opinion one 12-story tower is too many. changing light of the sun as it sets over I will close with a comment submitted Hempstead Harbor. We also enjoy the in 2009 by over 100 Glen Cove bucolic nature of life on the North Shore, Residents through the Landing Pride even though getting in and out can be a Civic Association whose president told challenge because of the traffic on the me they did not have the money for already crowded roadways. litigation and that there comments were In June we became aware of the Glen ignored. They are as relevant today as Isle/RXR plan to develop the land along they were then. Glen Cove Creek, directly across from “In closing, I believe it’s fair to say Sea Cliff Beach and simply could not that you cannot add 3 ,200 parking believe that a project of this scale had spaces and the cars that will fill them been approved by the City Of Glen Cove to an area, and not feel a significant and it’s agencies(IDA, CDA, Planning change in traffic impacts. You cannot Week of December 10, 2015 Gold Coast Gazette Page 8 Glen Cove Boxing Club Fighting to Knockout Poverty On November 23rd
The Glen Cove Boxing Club is training five boxers to compete in the 12th Annual Long Island Fight for Charity on Monday, November 23, 2015. These volunteer boxers will climb into the ring with only one thing in mind, raising money for Long Island-based charities. Since its inception in 2002, LIFFC has raised almost a million dollars and they are hoping this year’s fighters will put them over the mark. Luis Batres, John Boccio, Chuck Campagna, Susan Vaughan, and Glen Cove’s very own Mike Graziose are all training for the upcoming event at the Glen Cove Boxing Club. Mayor Spinello dropped in on one of their recent training sessions to wish them well on their journey to the main event. “Frankie Pena does a great job with the Boxing Club and I’m proud of all of those training for this important charity event. I’m sure they will make Glen Cove proud on fight night, especially Mike Graziose, Glen Cove’s hometown fighter,” Mayor Spinello said. Over the past 11 years LIFFC has given away close to $1 million to local charities. The 2015 benefiting charities are Long Island Community Chest, National Foundation for Human Potential, and The Genesis School. Photo caption: Frankie Pena, Mike LIFFC is accepting sponsorships and Graziose, Susan Vaughan, Coach Tony, donations. To buy tickets to the main John Boccio, and Mayor Spinello take event or make a donation please visit a fighting stance to raise funds for Long their website: LIFightForCharity.org Island Fight for Charity. Page 9 Gold Coast Gazette Week of December 10, 2015 Glen Cove Girls Soccer Players Honored Book Your The Nassau County Girls Soccer Coaches Association hosted its annual awards Holiday Party night at the Crest Hollow Country Club on Nov. 30. Now Every school district in Nassau County was represented with its best female soccer players in its respective program. This year, Glen Cove High School had three student- athletes honored. Congratulations to senior captain Catherine Hatala, who received the All-Class Award; fellow teammate and senior Tea Grazanov, who received the Scholar Athlete Award; and sophomore Delilah Perez, who, having led the Glen Cove team in scoring with 16 goals, received the All- Conference Award. These Newly Expanded three young ladies were a huge part of the success SEAFOOD the team had this year, DEPARTMENT finishing the season 8-2 in conference play. Custom menus with fi rst class service 153 Birch Hill Rd. Photo Caption: Glen Cove provided by our Locust Valley NY 11560 High School varsity girls soccer coach Peter Falen is executive chef. 516-671-3242 pictured with Delilah Perez
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The Great American Smokeout will continue to advocate for change" Coalition Co-Chair and Health Education quitting follow the icon for the NY New (GASO) is an annual reminder said Carol Meschkow, Nassau Project teacher for the Glen Cove School District, York State Smokers’ Quitline or call that quitting smoking is critical for Coordinator of TACLI. "I couldn't be more proud as an educator 1-866-NY-QUITS. good health. Sadly, the most at-risk Per the American Heart Association and community leader to see our local For further information on SAFE, Inc populations in New York haven’t been "the availability of tobacco products in youth take action on GASO in honor of and their initiatives contact SAFE at: able to quit on this day or any other. pharmacies legitimize its use and falsely those they care about". 516-676-2008 or visit the website at The use of Tobacco is still the leading suggest pharmacists support tobacco For more information on the TACLI www.safeglencove.org cause of preventable disease and death consumption. Per Anthony Gallo, visit: www.breathefreely.org To get help killing nearly 24,000 New Yorkers every year and afflicting nearly 600,000 New Yorkers with serious disease directly attributable to their smoking. The School Committee of the SAFE Glen Cove Coalition continued their partnership with the Tobacco Action Coalition of Long Island (TACLI) on Thursday, November 17th at the Glen Cove High School. Student leaders mobilized together and manned an educational table to bring attention to their peers about the need to reduce their exposure to tobacco marketing and, to see an end to the sale of tobacco products at their trusted local pharmacies. Coalition Liaison, Ashley Ferrufino, MHC, CASAC-T, conducts evidence- based Life Skills Training, a prevention education program on a regular basis for the school district. According to Ferrufino, "It is exciting to see youth step up and take initiative to end tobacco sales in pharmacies as a direct correlation to their education on avoiding destructive decisions". "This year's GASO theme is "Quitting Like a Champion". To that end, it's very invigorating to see the students who we've watched grow over the last several years take the lead in educating their peers and adults about the dangers associated with this addiction. Pharmacies are Licensed health care facilities and unfortunately the sale of tobacco products send an incongruent message to our youth. It's imperative to reduce youth exposure to tobacco marketing at the point of sale and I am confident the Glen Cove youth Page 10 Gold Coast Gazette Week of December 10, 2015 Student Council Election at Connolly Glen Cove students at Connolly difficult decision. They all have decided PUBLIC NOTICE School exercised their right to vote when to take on additional responsibilities.” its student council held an election prior Spinello told the candidates they were LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING the Code of Ordinances as it relates to Glen to Election Day. all winners for stepping up to the plate Notice is hereby given that a public hearing Street and Glen Cove railroad parking lots As part of the campaign, class and reminded the students to vote for will be held on December 15th, 2015 in the as follows: representatives vying for the positions someone who would do a good job. Chambers of the Glen Cove City Hall, 9 Add: Glen Street, New York at 5:00 p.m. on the of president, vice president, treasurer, “It’s not important if the person is your matters of amending the Glen Cove civil B. archivist and secretary delivered friend; what’s important is to vote for service rules by adding titles to the civil The use of the Glen Street and Glen Cove speeches to the student body. Each someone who’s going to offer something service rules as follows: Long Island Rail Road Parking Lots, on candidate explained why they would be to the school that’s better,” he said. their North Sides, shall be restricted to Glen Non-Competitive Class Cove residents. the best choice to represent their school Student council advisers Susan Stanco and discussed how they would make and Monique Vaccaro said holding the ADD: This Ordinance shall take effect 3 days after Connolly a better place. election allows students to see how the Golf Course Administrator @ publication. Superintendent of Schools Maria democratic process works, in addition to TV Production Technician (PT) Tina Pemberton Rianna and Glen Cove Mayor Reginald giving them an opportunity to brainstorm (Note: The symbol “@” denotes policy City Clerk influencing or confidential.) ------x Spinello were on hand for the student ideas on how to improve the school. Such proposed changes are available for LEGAL NOTICE election. Rianna told the students that Principal Rosemarie Sekelsky told inspection during the business hours in PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT the Glen she applauded the candidates’ decision the student body to make an informed the office of the Glen Cove Civil Service Cove City Council adopted the following to run. decision before casting their vote and Commission in Glen Cove, New York. Ordinance at the City Council Meeting of December 8, 2015: “These young men and women chose encouraged the children to take notes John W. Charon to get involved,” she said. “This is a during the candidates’ speeches. Secretary to the Glen Cove BE IT ORDAINED, that the City Council Civil Service Commission hereby amends §265-27.3A (Fines …………………………...... For Parking Violations) of the Code of Edmund J. Hill Ordinances as it relates to railroad parking Commission Chairperson lots as follows: ------x LEGAL NOTICE Add: PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT the Glen §265-27 B: Special Purpose Parking Cove City Council adopted the following (Railroad Parking Lots) $250.00 Ordinance at the City Council Meeting of December 8, 2015: This Ordinance shall take effect 3 days after publication. BE IT ORDAINED, that the City Tina Pemberton Council hereby amends §265-27 (Parking City Clerk Restrictions In Off-Street Parking Areas) of ------x LEGAL NOTICE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT the Glen Cove City Council adopted the following Ordinance at the City Council Meeting of December 8, 2015:
BE IT ORDAINED, that the City Council hereby amends §265-54 (Special Purpose Parking Zones) of the Code of Ordinances as it relates to Glen Street Railroad Parking and Glen Cove Railroad Parking as follows:
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Glen Cove Superintendent of Schools Maria Rianna congratulated students for making the decision to run.
This Ordinance shall take effect 3 days after publication. Tina Pemberton City Clerk ------x
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Connolly Student Council candidates are pictured with (back row, l-r): Student Council 671-2360 adviser Susan Stanco, Glen Cove Mayor Reginald Spinello, Principal Rosemarie Sekelsky, Superintendent Maria Rianna and Student Council adviser Monique Vaccaro. Photos courtesy of Glen Cove City School District Week of December 10, 2015 Gold Coast Gazette Page 11 Glen Cove Boys & Girls Club November Youth of the Month Glen Cove Boys & Girls Club names of all my friends. They encouraged Mia Mejia and Kevin Mendoza as the me to join them,” said Kevin. “I’m November Youth of the Month. very glad to be back at the Club. I feel Eight year old Mia is in the third grade like I am at home here. Ms. Desirae at Landing Elementary School. Mia (O’Neill), Ms. Breanna (Townsell) and loves to read and write and dreams of Mr. Chris (Ricco) really help me with becoming a veterinarian when she grows my homework and they help me if I am up. “I love animals and I want to help upset or feeling discouraged.” Kevin, and take care of them because some of whose favorite subject is social studies, them are endangered,” said Mia, who enjoys participating in the Club’s athletic been a member of the Club for two years. programs and playing soccer, basketball “My mom has to work and I am so glad and football. she enrolled me at the Club. This place means a lot to me. It is my home away Photo: Congratulations to Glen Cove Boys from home and I love it here. The staff is & Girls Club November Youth of the Month, always helpful and I have a lot of friends Mia Mejia and Kevin Mendoza. and a lot of fun here. I also like to learn and I am always learning something new at the Club. It is because of the Club that I am now in Academics Plus at school.” In addition to learning and having fun with her friends, Mia is actively involved in the Club’s Dance program, taking classes in jazz and hip hop. Kevin is 14 years old and in the ninth grade at Glen Cove High School. Kevin, a returning Club member is new to the Club’s Teen program. “I used to come to the Club when I was much younger but stopped because of all m after school commitments. I came back this year because Obituaries Ralph Johnson Johnson, Ralph F. of Lake Worth, FL and Cathy O’Keefe. Cherished grandfather (Kristen) and the late Joseph. Proud Concetta O’Regan Glenwood Landing, NY on Oct. 23, 2015 of 20 and great grandfather of 12. He grandmother of Christina, Robert, O’Regan, Concetta, 71, of Glen Cove, at the age of 87. A Korean War Veteran, is also survived by a brother; Joseph. Joseph, Joseph, Nicholas, Carly, Hannah, NY on Dec. 3, 2015 passed away Member of Glenwood Landing Fire Co. Memorial Visiting at Whitting Funeral Lily, Holly, Amber and Andrew. Special surrounded by loved ones after a and Glenwood Landing American Legion Home. Memorial Service at the United great-grandmother of Maxwell, Rachel, courageous battle with cancer. Daughter Post 336. Beloved husband of the late Methodist Church of Sea Cliff, NY. Zachary, Jake, Ashton, Hunter and of the late Atilio and Lena D’Ambrosio. Jean and Rita. Loving father of Candace Interment of ashes to follow at Calverton Summer. Dear sister of Al and Ralph She is survived by her children; Denis Capobianco, Judy Dwyer, Jill Fectig, National Cemetery. Contributions may Mazzio. Visiting at Dodge-Thomas III (Barbara), Timothy (Carolyn), Frank, Harry “Jake” Johnson, Bruce Johnson, be made to Vitas Hospice of West Palm Funeral Home of Glen Cove. Mass at James (Linda) and their father Denis, Jr. Barry Flood, Wayne Flood and the late Beach or Parkinsons. St. Patrick RC Church. Interment St. Adored Grandmother of Jessica, Denis Paul’s Churchyard Cemetery. www. IV, Victoria, and Veronica. Devoted sister Vincent Capobianco DodgeThomas.com of Marie Cocchiola, Philip D’Ambrosio CAPOBIANCO, Vincent of Glen Cove, (Barbara), Joseph D’Ambrosio, Louie NY on December 2, 2015 age 56. Jean Visslailli (Joan) D’Ambrosio, Frank (Anne) Beloved son of Angelo “Mike” and the VISSLAILLI, Jean of Glen Cove, NY D’Ambrosio, Ann Cook (Jim). Beloved late Josephine. Loving brother of Mary on December 5, 2015 age 95. Beloved aunt to many nieces and nephews. Mass North Shore (Peter), Joseph (Maria), John, Diane and wife of the late Joseph. Loving mother of Christian Burial at the Church of the late James. Also survived by aunts, of Louis (Pam) and the late Joseph T. II St. Rocco, Glen Cove, NY. Interment Monuments uncles, nieces and nephews. Vincent “Tommy” (Franne). Jean was one of nine private. Contributions may be made Plaques and Sandblasting was an active parishioner and vocalist at children and is survived by her brother to Hope Lodge of American Cancer North Shore Assembly of God in Oyster Michael Ciavarelli (Jim Alexander). Society, 132 West 32nd St., New York, QUALITY WORKMANSHIP Bay. He enjoyed photography, music and Proud grandmother of 8. Special great NY 10001. Arrangements by Whitting FOR FOUR GENERATIONS was an avid reader. Visiting and service grandmother of 12 and great-great Funeral Home. at Dodge-Thomas Funeral Home of Glen grandmother of 1. Also survived by Quality Granite In All Colors Cove. Interment Holy Rood Cemetery. many nieces and nephews. Jean was a Work done in all cemeteries www.DodgeThomas.com member of the St. Rocco Rosary Society, Merry Maids (local Sisterhood from 759-2156 Geraldine Graf Bombardiere the “Orchard” in Glen Cove), and the GRAF BOMBARDIERE, Geraldine Glen Cove Senior Center. Visitation at Showroom: of Glen Cove, NY on December 5, Dodge-Thomas Funeral Home of Glen 677 Cedar Swamp Rd. 2015 age 83. Beloved wife of the late Cove. Mass at the Church of St. Rocco. Brookville, N.Y. 11545 Joseph Bombardiere and George Graf. Interment St. Patrick Cemetery. www. Mon-Fri: 10am to 6pm Loving mother of Salvatore (Sharon), DodgeThomas.com Saturdays 4pm (closed Sunday) Mark, Rose (Sal Comitino), Dominick Page 12 Gold Coast Gazette Week of December 10, 2015 Answer to last weeks Crossword
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 0 1 1 1 2 W I S H M A G U S M O N 1 3 1 4 1 5 P ONCE A LATE E MU 1 6 1 7 1 8 I NTANG IBLEAS SET (1884-1950), who played with our ce- 1 9 2 0 E TERNAL O RLEANS lebrity in “Juliet”, originated the role 2 1 2 2 of “Dolly Levy” on Broadway in 1938, C ONFAB R ISC 2 3 2 4 2 5 2 6 2 7 2 8 2 9 3 0 when “Dolly” was just a minor charac- E ND B A L E R O S A 3 1 3 2 3 3 3 4 ter in Thornton Wilder’s original play S E RGE T O ECAP 3 5 3 6 3 7 3 8 “Merchant of Yonkers”. Seventeen years T U R NTOADV ANTAGE 3 9 4 0 later, Wilder reworked the play as “The A SPICS G ORES 4 1 4 2 4 3 4 4 4 5 Matchmaker” with “Mrs. Levy” as the R AMP S EXT S O L 4 6 4 7 4 8 4 9 5 0 5 1 main character and that became the P A S T A C C EDE source of the musical, “Hello, Dolly”. 5 2 5 3 5 4 5 5 A L B ERTA A RALSEA 5 6 5 7 F ORTHEBE NEFITOF Last Week’s Celebrity 5 8 5 9 6 0 A TE A LLOT E VENS Last week’s celebrity was Marvin Miller. 6 1 6 2 6 3 He was probably best remembered for R ID T EENS S ETS two of his roles, as “Michael Anthony”, employee of “John Bereseford Tipton”, voiced by Paul Frees, on the series, “The Three North Shore High School This week’s celebrity was an American Millionaire” and the voice of “Robby, stage and film actress, born in Glouces- the Robot”, in the 1956 American sci-fi Athletes Sign National Letters of Intent ter, Mass. on Nov. 5, 1864. She was a film, “Forbidden Planet”, starring Walter sailor’s daughter, who first came to the Pidgeon, Anne Francis and Leslie Niel- Director of Athletics Don Lang proudly Inzerillo who will be playing Lacrosse at stage at the age of 16, performing with son. From the 1950s to the 1970s, he did announced that three North Shore High SUNY Cortland next school year, Kelly a stock company in either Boston, Mass. a great deal of voice work in American School senior athletes signed National Johansen who will be playing lacrosse as or Providence, R.I.. Both places have animation. His work stretched from the Letters of Intent (NLI). A Letter of a freshman at the University of Southern been reported. The year was 1880, and narration on the 1950 Academy Award Intent is a binding agreement between California, and Maddy Conklin who was it took her another 26 years to make her winning United Productions of America a prospective student-athlete and an accepted to Cornell University and will debut on the Great White Way in “The cartoon “Gerald McBoing Boing” to institution. Once signed, the institution play on the women’s field hockey team. Kreutzer Sonata”. Already a seasoned the 1970 “The Ant and the Aardvark” agrees to provide that student with The students expressed their excitement financial aid (if eligible under the NCAA and joy to achieve this prestigious actress, she enjoyed third billing. Her cartoon “Scratch, the Tiger”. He voiced rules) for one academic year in exchange accomplishment for all of their hard screen career started with one and two “Aquaman” for the Filmation studio reelers, as early as 1915, but her proper for that student’s agreement to attend work and dedication for their 1967 series “The Superman/ the institution for one academic year. At the National Letter of Intent entry into Hollywood did not come about Aquaman Hour of Adventure.” He was Additionally, all colleges and universities ceremony, Mr. Lang praised these until 1933. also the voices of pilot/scientist Busby that participate in the NLI program agree student-athletes while thanking their For more than 20 years, our plump, Birdwell” in the company’s animated to not recruit these student athletes once parents and encouraging all those in the down-to-earth celebrity made her reputa- series “Fantastic Voyage” and the arro- he or she signs the NLI. audience to recognize and celebrate their tion as a character actress on Broadway gant alien “Zarn” on the “Land of the Congratulations go out to the following tremendous success. Congratulations! playing an assortment of nurses, maids Lost”. He also lent his distinct voice to North Shore athletes including Danielle and aunts. She was used in musicals by “The Pink Panther TV Show”. He won George M. Cohan and acted in Shake- Grammy Awards in 1965 and 1966 for spearean roles from “Twelfth Night” to his recording of “Dr. Seuss” stories. He “Romeo and Juliet”. She was the nurse also read “Horton Hatches the Egg. Mill- to Jane Cowl’s “Juliet” in the 1923 play er had over two dozen hobbies including which ran for an unprecedented 174 per- woodworking, collecting menus, book- formances and co-starred Eva Le Galli- binding, painting, photography, and col- enne and Katharine Cornell. Like other lecting rare phonograph recordings. He successful actresses of the stage, our also recorded the entire Holy Bible on celebrity was brought to Hollywood to record, the first time that had ever been reprise a Broadway hit role. In her case, done. It contained more than a million it was her “Aunt Millie” role in “Child of words, and took a week and a half to Manhattan” (1933) with John Boles and play. He died on Feb, 8, 1985, at the age Nancy Carroll, from the Preston Sturges of 71, from an acute coronary. play of the same name. She was also the definitive incarnation of the endearing nurse, “Peggotty” in “David Copper- Correct Callers field” (1935) with W.C. Fields, Freddie Rich Reynolds, Don Adams, Mario Moccia, Will and Babs Hutchins, Ro- Photo Caption: Article and photos by Shelly Newman Bartholomew and Edna Mae Oliver. berta Pezza As an aside, the actress, Jane Cowl
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Free phone is provided by Access Wireless. Access Wireless is a service provider for the government-funded Lifeline Landing Students Learn Lacrosse Assistance program. Lifeline assistance is provided by i-wireless LLC, d/b/a Access Wireless, an eligible telecommunications carrier. Lifeline service is non-transferable. Lifeline benefits are limited to one per household. A household is defined, for the purposes of the Lifeline program, as any individual or group of individuals, who live together at the same address and share income and expenses. Violation of the one-per-household rule constitutes violation of FCC rules and will result in the customer’s de-enrollment from Lifeline. Only eligible customers may enroll in the program. Consumers who willfully make false statements in order to obtain a Lifeline benefit can be Landing School students in on how to hold a lacrosse stick sport of lacrosse. The high punished by fine, imprisonment, or can be barred from the program. Customers must present proper documentation proving eligibility for the Lifeline program. Your information will be validated against public records and any Joanne Flower’s third-grade and how to cradle the ball. They school athletes also encouraged discrepancies could result in delays or denial of service. class were taught the basics also spoke to students about the elementary students to of lacrosse during physical peer pressure, the importance participate in the Glen Cove education class, thanks to Glen of taking part in extracurricular Jr. Lacrosse Club’s free clinics, Cove High School athletes activities and reminded the which will take place at Finley and Landing School physical youngsters to always look out Middle School on Wednesdays education teacher Karen for their own best interests. Dec. 2, Dec. 9, Dec. 16, Dec. 23 Serani. Many of Glen Cove High and Jan. 6 for boys grades K-6; During the visit, Glen Cove School’s student-lacrosse and on Fridays Dec. 4, Dec. high school student-athletes players visited each of the 11, Dec. 18 and Jan. 8 for girls Michelle Melfi, Lindsey Payton district’s elementary schools grades K-8. All clinics will be and Sean Morrisey offered tips in an effort to promote the held from 6:30-8 p.m.
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Glen Cove High School athletes and Landing physical education teacher Karen Serani taught Landing students the basics of lacrosse. Photos courtesy of Glen Cove City School District Page 14 Gold Coast Gazette Week of December 10, 2015 CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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Dear Great Book Guru, for: Truman, Eisenhower, and Kennedy. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 0 1 1 1 2 1 3 December is filled with such fun events Richard Nixon himself rose to power as a and I particularly loved the Scrooge result of Dulles’s coaching and financing. 1 4 1 5 1 6 Stroll this past weekend- we are all His role in the Cold War and in particular 1 7 1 8 1 9 hoping it will become an annual event the dark days of the McCarthy scourge here in Sea Cliff. But now I feel I have are highlighted. His involvement with 2 0 2 1 time to devote to a longer book, perhaps Nazi war criminals and the Mafia is a political thriller. Any ideas? revealed as is terrifying evidence of 2 2 2 3 Delighted in December his role in the Kennedy assassination. 2 4 2 5 2 6 2 7 2 8 2 9 3 0 3 1 3 2 The book reads like a spy thriller, but it Dear Delighted, supported by extensive documentation. 3 3 3 4 3 5 I just finished a fascinating and very The 21st century world we live in now disturbing book: THE DEVIL’S is in many the creation of Allen Dulles. 3 6 3 7 3 8
CHESSBOARD by David Talbot. It’s Recommended! 3 9 4 0 4 1 subtitle is “Allen Dulles, the CIA, and the Rise of America’s Secret Government.” 4 2 4 3 4 4 A few months ago I recommended THE BROTHERS by Stephen Kinzer – a 4 5 4 6 biography that detailed the lives of Allen 474849 5051 52535455 and John Foster Dulles, showing their nefarious roles in 20th century global 5 6 5 7 politics. This book focuses on Allen Dulles and his impact on the United 5 8 5 9 6 0
States government and national psyche. 6 1 6 2 6 3 As the longest-serving head of the CIA, he skillfully manipulated Congress, the FBI, and all three Presidents he worked Across 7. Mideast hot spot 1. Fair-sized garden 8. Computer offering HO HO HO For North Shore 5. Strait-laced 9. Persian governor 9. More likely 10. Agreement 14. Coin opening 11. “The ___ of the Ancient Mari- Key Club Service 15. Aesop’s also-ran ner” The holiday season has begun as the North Shore key Club begins their 9 days of 16. Cartoon art 12. Mideast bigwig bell ringing for the Salvation Army Organization. The club has participated annually 17. Light sailboat 13. Cincinnati team with this event for more than 15 years. Pictured are the volunteers on November 19. Not bold 18. Cabbage 28th at the kettle ringing the bell. A special appearance by one of Santa’s Elfs who 20. Uncomfortably near someone 21. Domicile took time off to make an appearance. 22. Robert Burns’s “Whistle ___ 24. Bonehead the Lave O’t” 25. Cat cry 23. Dark horse 26. Dole out 24. Sizes 27. Boost 28. Icky stuff 28. Spiny shrub 30. Dog command 29. Homebuilder’s strip 33. Eyelashes 30. Wasn’t vigilant 34. Despicable sort 31. Emerge 35. “Not to mention ...” 32. Charges 36. Lack of passion 34. Lacking slack 39. Purely academic 35. Ballerina Pavlova 40. Hurry 37. Muse of love poetry 41. Opinions 38. Nonstop 42. Fully anesthetized 43. Area 43. Fill to the gills 44. Willows 44. Bloviates 45. Young but wise one? 45. Choose 46. Hiked 46. Handling 47. Recipe amt. 47. Complete view 48. Kind of skirt 56. Wind instrument 49. Protection: var. 57. Instinctive desires 50. Bringing up the rear 58. More artful 51. Old blade 59. Nostradamus, for one 52. Peaks 60. Stationer’s stock 53. Its motto is “Industry” 61. Belt 54. Work over 62. Sen. Stevens and others 55. To be, in old Rome 63. Sneaker, e.g.
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Congratulations Cast & Crew of “Almost Maine”
Stanton, Kate Sweeney, Luke Sweeney, successful presentation from all of Jess Weber, and Amanda Woods. In the talented North Shore High School addition, the video crew including Griffin Masquers! (Article by HS Senior Intern Olitsky and Naren Nandakumar. Danielle Zbodula. Photos by Danielle Again, congratulations to such a Zbodula and Shelly Newman)
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