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Volume XXVI No. 23 Hometown Newspaper for Glen Cove, Sea Cliff, Glen Head, Glenwood, Locust Valley and Brookville Week of 2/16/17 75C Glen Cove City Council Celebrates Black History Month By Lissa Harris [email protected]

Sheryl Goodine, the president of the Glen Cove Martin Luther King Jr. Commemora- tive Birthday Celebration Commission, opened the Feb. 14 city council meeting with a special presentation on the history and importance of Black History Month. “ “The only time that I as a student in the Glen Cove public school system read about black people throughout history was the mention of them as slaves,” Goodine said assertively. “How embarrassed I was.” Goodine went on to explain that black history month was the brainchild of Dr. Cart- er G. Woodson, one of the first historians to study African-American history. It was Woodson, who in 1916 founded the Journal of Negro History, that first implemented Ne- gro History Week in 1924. Woodson would later advocate for Black History Month. Ac- cording to Goodine, Black History Month is celebrated in February because it is also the month in which both Frederick Doug- las and Abraham Lincoln, two very famous abolitionists, celebrate their birthdays. To remember, she reasoned, is to rise up and honor. “American history is full of the deeds of Photo by Lissa Harris

(Continued on page 2) Former Glen Cove High School Principal, Sheryl Goodine, is passionate about Glen Cove’s lustrous African-American history. CBS hit “Kevin Can Wait” films in Glen Cove Watch out Hollywood as the City of Glen out to CBS for tickets. Cove may be vying for equal billing as a "This is the first network primetime se- destination of choice for movies and televi- ries to be recorded completely in a Long Is- sion shows. Two weeks ago Kevin James land studio,” said Barry. “It's history being and his cast and crew were in Glen Cove to made practically in our backyard and it will film their hit television series, “Kevin Can have a major impact on the Long Island TV Wait,” at the Church of St. Rocco. and film business. I wanted our students to A group of Glen Cove High School TV be a part of it. It also shows them firsthand Production students, along with Media the huge career possibilities that exist in this Communications teacher Christopher Barry industry and reinforces what we do in the and TV studio assistant Pasquale Iannelli, TV studio." then attended the taping of the sitcom. The students sat through a taping of an The show stars Kevin James, known for upcoming episode, previewed an episode his roles in “The King of Queens” and “Paul that hadn't been shown to the public, and Blart: Mall Cop,” who was born and raised each left with a script cover sheet auto- on Long Island. As soon as Barry heard the graphed by Kevin James. show would be taping nearby, he reached

Photo courtesy of the City of Glen Cove Mayor Reggie Spinello welcomed CBS star Kevin James to Glen Cove. 2 February 16, 2017 — Gold Coast Herald heroes,” Goodine went on to say. “Some of (Continued from page1) Glen CoveCityCouncilCelebratesBlackHistoryMonth Neighbors helpneighbors

Mutual Concerns, who serve needy people the most inspiring heroes in history are Afri- in the community. There are people in our for Cove the purpose of collecting food donations for Glen in Claudios at event Hour divorce. While all of us are susceptible to Goodine spoke of some of the most in- can American.” low wages, job loss, injuries, illness, age or ery day due to a variety of factors including community who go without proper food ev- on different ships but we’re all on the same other and department, fire schools, Cove Glen Cove Fire Department and her father, of the members black first the of one was to Glen Cove in 1929 and went to work at fluential African-Americans throughout the boat now.” Martin Dr. from Luther King, Jr., “We may have come here quote favorite speech her impassioned with her ended Goodine ing him “a hero in his own way.” call- member, black current only council’s Goodine 60s. and 1950s the during places the walls of racism that existed in the Glen Glen the if leader the was Davis, Jimmy Sr., Goodine Jerome husband, Goodine’s Spinks. Leon and Leonard Ray Sugar of ard Davis Jr., an Olympic boxer who grew Grumman after the war. Another was How- family his moved Johnson one. was Rescue Wing 106th the from Johnson, Joe liam Wil- Airman, Tuskegee former mentioned history of the city of Glen Cove. Goodine lo rie Rdrc Wto, h city the Watson, Roderick praised also Cove NAACP who worked to break down and amateur professional boxers until his death in 2015. both train to on went Davis up in Glen Cove, fought and beat the likes The Glen Cove Neighbors held a Happy Sea Cliff. off food at the Mutual Concerns Pantry in Deborah Shannon Orgel Gordon, left, Jack iel, n Krn ’aa wt dropped Swett O’Mara Karen and Neighbors Vilella, Cove Glen the of Members number of people Mutual Concerns serves. most at risk, and they make up the largest hard times, children and the elderly are the eeomn Ascain ifre the informed Association, Development tive director of the Glen Cove Community two public hearings. Ann Fangmann, execu- The meeting continued with the first of a standing ovation. Members of the audience gave Goodine eeomn Porm ol b had by heard be would Program Community Development the in inclusion for activities proposed for suggestions that community her office until Feb. 28. Federal Regulation h pbi wl b tkn ni Fb 2 and 28 Feb. until taken be will public the from Comments website. committee’s on the available currently are projects Those projects already proposed by the committee. hearing and provides a detailed timeline of open an holds committee the that dictates camp program runs for six weeks and there city’s day summer the rates. The camp to day summer increases proposed volved community members may email their sug- e We ap fr or n fv year five and four for camp, Wee Pee the proposed increases for each program. out some of the program details as well as are three programs. Darcy Belyea from the The second and final public hearing in- visit www.cdsglencove.org. gestions to [email protected] or city’s Parks and Recreation Department laid increase, from $440 a season to $460. The old Glen Cove residents, is asking for a $20 regular day camp, which includes programs for ages six through 13, is proposing a $25 nrae fo $9 t $1.Ad travel a $515. And to $490 from increase, day camp for teens is also asking for a $25 Photos ofGlenCove courtesy Neighbors Tatiana Guevera, Jack Kaffl, Talia Sakhaee Greenfield, and Ryan Chow, juniors Trinity members School Team) High Leadership Athlete Cove (Student SALT Glen leadership conference Glen CoveSALT membersattend Gian Paul conference. Gonzalezataleadership GlenCove and SALT HighSchooljuniors learned agreatdealfrom members keynote speaker nul tdn Ahee a Suet Lead- Student as Athletes Student annual and Jared Venegas participated in the 14th ers Conference: Leadership On and Off the col rnias Ascain Nassau Association, County Physical Education Consortium and High Principals’ County Nassau the by School Sponsored Field at Hofstra University on Feb. 2. Hofstra University School of Education, the was a child and asked what the extra money for $100,000 approximately paid city the tax dollars. Mayor Reggie Spinello said that will help decrease the amount that the city The increase in tuition for the programs cent from the Glen Cove community.” and hired 116 seasonal employees, 90 per- plained. “Last year we served 540 children dren and hired 60 employees,” Belyea ex- “In 1997, the program served 220 chil- increase, from $605 to $635. a big jump in fees,” Hallenbach said in an would be used for. “For some parents, that’s her positive experiences at the camp when she about hearing the during spoke bach, member of the community, Cheryl Hallen- the summer camp programs last year. One subsidizes to the program through residents’ te aeds tm o itrs t the to interest of items agendas Other get.” Hallenbach concluded. n diinl hscl dcto teacher, education adding be physical would they additional that said an Belyea camp.” ments, a lot of low-income kids go to city interview after the meeting. “Some people improving reading skills. The camp day in- toward geared programs more adding and pay- car or groceries for money that use “I feel like I got an answer as best as I could closed and the proposed fee increases were and unstructured activities. The hearing was cludes nine, 42-minute periods of structured was satisfied with the answer she received. unanimously approved. Hallenbach said she tional speaker, who founded Hope+Future, schools and juvenile jails. ics and physical fitness to share a message athlet- using to dedicated organization an Gonzalez, a high school teacher and motiva- of hope and excellence in inner city public positive student leadership throughout Nas- also heard from keynote speaker Gian Paul ideas with students from other schools. They During the event, students met and shared sau County school districts. encourage and support to aims conference et o h cret otat” h mayor the contract,” current the to amend- ment year 3 a is “This annually. police ing taxes online. She also suggested to the er than a lump sum, which is helpful to the will be paid out over a two-year period rath- explained. “Additionally, determination pay agreement included a 2.75 percent raise for According to Mayor Spinello, the previous Cove residents now have the option of pay- Sandra Clarson, the city’s newest hire to city.” cent yearly salary increase starting in 2018. Glen the new and city a the between of agreement approval the were community h assmn dprmn, ad ht Glen that said department, assessment the memoranda of agreement included a 2 per- The Association. Benevolent Police Cove pn eod eua ofc hus a few hours office regular beyond open remain center payment city the that board both. follow will at 7:30 p.m. The public is invited to attend meeting Council City A hall. pre- a holding be will council city The “bringing us into the modern day.” residents that so season tax during nights in the second floor conference room at city council meeting at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 21, 2016 beck thanked Clarson for her work and for instantly. Councilmember Pamela Panzen- coun- the informed also Clarson work. after taxes their pay to opportunity an have hn fr eoe eois o ah checks cash to deposits remote for chine cil that the department has acquired a ma- Photo ofGlenCove courtesy SchoolDistrict Crossword Gold Coast 3

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895359 5 BRIEFS Crime Watch Twist and Shout for Glen Cove’s 350th Glen Cove Library workshop on cutting 16, 2017 Gold Coast Herald — February Anniversary grocery costs Tree falls onto Glen Cove house The Glen Cove 350th Anniversary Susan Samtur, the “Original Coupon Committee (GC350) will hold its first “fun- Queen,” will share her moneysaving raising” event billed “Twist and Shout” on secrets on Feb. 28 at 7 p.m. at the Glen March 5 from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Nassau Cove Library, 4 Glen Cove Ave. She will Country Club, 30 St. Andrews Lane, Glen share how to shop smart by staying aware of Cove. The acclaimed band the Acchords special savings opportunities, seasonal will play songs from the 60’s to the 80’s. savings, store rewards, refunds and the All are invited wear attire from those years latest in internet deals including electronic and get ready to dance. Tickets are $55 in and printable coupons. Call (516) 676-2130 advance and $60 at the door and include for more information. hors doeuvres and desert. Please send checks to GC350 c/o Glen Cove City Hall, Coles History Room asking for artifacts 9 Glen Street, Glen Cove, N.Y. 11542. For The Robert R. Coles Long Island History more information join the Facebook group Room actively seeks artifacts, photographs, at https://www.facebook.com/glencove350/ prints, postcards, documents and other or visit the website at www.glencove350. ephemera pertaining to the Glen Cove com. community’s history. If you have anything you would like to donate, please contact Morgan Park Music Festival calls for Carol Stern at (516) 676-2130, or email young talent [email protected]. All The Morgan Park Summer Music Festival is donations are gratefully received. Photo courtesy of the Glen Cove Police looking for all young community members to perform in their 45th Annual Young Community Retreat A large tree fell onto a house at 66 Buckeye Road in Glen Cove on Feb. 13 at approxi- Performers Talent Competition. Auditions Sacred Space Long Island is offering a mately 8:30 a.m. The tree fell onto the side of the house totally destroying the front den and will be held on April 1 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Contemplation and Community Retreat on bedroom. The 60-year-old homeowner had just left her bedroom when the tree fell and no at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 28 Highland Feb. 28, at Glenwood Life Center, from one else was hurt. Rd., Glen Cove. In order to compete, an 6:30 to 8:30pm. Devadas Labrecque, singer/ application must be received no later than songwriter based in Brooklyn, will lead the March 10. This year’s competition is open night, exploring music as sacred practice. Heroine arrest in Glen Cove to talented vocalists or instrumentalists This is the first of a Lenten series that will between 10 and 19. Three prizes will be run every Tuesday night from Feb. 28 until bail. Marichal has been charged with crimi- awarded: Senior Winner, for ages 15 to 19, Apr. 11. The practices will include singing, nal sale of a controlled substance 3rd degree $1,000; Junior Winner, for ages 10 to14, yoga, knitting, writing, discernment, and criminal possession of a controlled sub- $500 and Second Place Winner, for ages and art. For more information email at stance 3rd degree. 10 to 19, $500. Winners must be available [email protected] “The heroin epidemic on Long island to perform at Morgan Park Summer Music cannot be understated or overlooked,” said Festival on July 9 at 7:30 p.m. and will Additional statement by Detective Lieuten- receive their prizes at the conclusion of the ant John Nagle. “Persons who deal heroin concert. To download an application, visit or any illegal drug need to be identified and www.morganparkmusic.org. arrested. The Glen Cove Police department will use all of its available tools to identify and arrest persons dealing drugs in our com- ‘Strings for Healing’ assists munity.” Photo courtesy of the Glen Cove Police Nagle went on to say that partnerships with the community are an extremely im- earthquake victims Gerald Marichal, 25, of Valentine Ave, portant asset in helping police to identify Glen Cove, was arrested on Feb. 11 for pos- and arrest those who sell and abuse illegal Two students from the Sacred Heart holding a fundraiser. With the cooperation session and sale of heroin. The Glen Cove drugs. He recommends that residents call Academy, Francesca and Antonia Gambino, of the members of Loggia Glen Cove No. Police had previously received numerous the Glen Cove police at (516) 676-1000 if daughters of Dr. Charles and Marisa Gam- 1016, they had an Italian Night and a Clas- complaints regarding suspected drug deal- they suspect criminal activity of any kind in bino, started the program “Strings for Heal- sical Music fundraiser. ing in this area. their neighborhood. The Glen Cove Police ing” when their grandmother became ill. Francesca and Antonia were so suc- Detectives Brian Glennon and Eddy Li- also have set up an e-mail for this purpose at They would go to the hospital to comfort cessful they were able to present a check nares began investigating the problem ar- [email protected] where tips can her with their violin music. in the amount of $4,325 to Carolyn Reres, resting Marichal. He was arraigned in First be left anonymously. Francesca and Antonia went on to con- the president of the New York State Grand District Court and is being held on $50,000 tinue this program by visiting hospitals and Lodge of the Order Sons of Italy in Amer- nursing homes to entertain the patients. ica. Portia Ryder, President of the Glen Then they decided to help the earthquake Cove lodge presented an additional check of victims in Amatrice, Italy. The sisters asked $570.00 from lodge members. some of their musical friends to join them in The leader in properTy Tax reducTion

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Jean Kinnear Drug and Alcohol Facts Week 16, 2017 Gold Coast Herald — February

Jean Kinnear, 89, of Bayville, N.Y., died on National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week wrong unhealthy decisions. Community, Media, School, Youth-serving Feb. 9, 2017. Wife of the late Robert Taylor was originally launched in 2010 by the Na- Substance Abuse Free Environment Organization, Law Enforcement, Religious and beloved mother of Glenn (Laurie), tional Institute on Drug Abuse as a preven- (SAFE, Inc.) formed a community based Organizations, Civic Organizations, Health- Gene (Heidi) and Deborah Oggeri (Scott). tion awareness campaign aimed at educating coalition in 2003 to change societal norms care Professionals, and Local Agencies with Proud grandmother of Rebecca, Kerri, youth on the facts about drugs and alcohol. about alcohol and substance abuse and to Expertise in the Field of Substance Abuse John, the late Christopher, Erin (Daniel), Students are given facts related to substance address the risk factors that contribute to and associated issues. Jennifer, Devin and Gavin and cherished use in an effort to counteract myths they them. The Coalition is overseen by SAFE's For more information about the SAFE Glen great-grandmother of Dylan. Visitation may have learned from movies, the internet, Board of Directors and Co-chaired by SAFE Cove Coalition or other SAFE initiatives and a prayer service was held at the Dodge- social media or friends. Executive Director, Dr. Sharon Harris and contact SAFE at (516) 676-2008 or visit Thomas Funeral Home, 26 Franklin Ave. When it comes to teens and drugs it is all Glen Cove School District health teacher the website at http://www.safeglencove.org Glen Cove, N.Y. Interment was private. about choices and consequences. In honor Tony Gallo. It is composed of 12 sectors of or Facebook page at http://www.facebook. Donations may be made in her memory to of National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week the community: Youth (an individual 18 or com/safeglencovecoalition. the Reformed Church of Locust Valley, 115 the SAFE Glen Cove Coalition's School under), Parents/Youth Caregivers, Business Ryefield Rd. Locust Valley, N.Y. Committee, Chaired by Denise Kiernan, Director of Health, Physical Education and Athletics, participated in a week-long campaign by creating a program for students at Glen Cove Finley Middle School and Glen Cove High School. The school committee’s efforts were targeted at arming students with the facts to help them make the right choices surrounding drugs and alcohol. The campaign included the announcements of drug facts every morning during the traditional morning announcements. During health classes at Finley and at GCHS students in health classes played the WreckEd Card game — an educational game that is designed to teach teens to think more introspectively about their decisions regarding drugs and alcohol. This program not only encourages youth to look at their own behavior, but also to reach out and look

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in First Roosevelt chamber, clock o’ legislative the 10:00 in at morning beginning days, succeeding the and 2017,21,February on shall i that given hereby is notice lien sale. ordinance no. 175-2015 also requires tha requires also 175-2015 no. tax ordinance sale.the at lien bid to intends who person each for fee istration no.ordinance sale reg- day per co $125.00 a requires 175-2015 nassau 2 February, the the with of effective code. 5-37.0 u administrative section such in of defined amount as total taxes the take to offer shall sons per-or person any which month’speriod,for six per cent per 10 exceeding not interest, of rate lowest the at sold be will ta Such property. the against charges, and expenses a penalties un interest, such the with of assessments amount or taxes total the 2017 17, February by er county the to pay shall estate treasur-real such in in-interest d herein-after owner,the unless estate mortgagee, party- other any or of occupant real on liens tax the auction COUNTY TREASURER’S SALEOF TAX LIENSONREALESTATE School:5 GlenCove School:24 SeaCliff Town ofOysterBay PUBLIC NOTICE OF City ofGlenCove legal notice IMPORTANT escribed, escribed, nd other other nd 016 lien lien 016 Franklin amount amount eodore eodore t upon upon t x liens liens x pur- n npaid npaid ublic ublic unty unty paid paid the the n n 2,392.88 842.16 1,995.99 1,206.96 SanDeRSleRoY 21S08490 735.73 enFinc 2,343.55 21n0104910 RUSSoJoHn 21n0104610 WelD lYnn M 21H01160 anZalone a gallo&MicHael 21c04540 tinta FloRin&elena 21 a 05690 RnHDVD 1,201.87 1,968.97 1,424.68 1,910.25 1,362.47 HanJaeHee&Kang anDReW Hong 2122900410 FRencHDaViD 2119904610 968.78 74glencoVe aVenUe coRP 183.74 2119904420 Rn110gcRllc 210880306a 569.61 670.35 liVaDaS KRiStine&BaRRon anDRe 2104303010 779.31 cURcioeRneSt 2102700090 4-6 MonaHancaRolMliFeeState 962.73 2101901290 643.10 aDVentURe coRP 2101900040 Panton SoniaelVY tRUSt 2101801010 6,13 neiceJR WilliaM 2101800140 779.92 30,31 leiFDeReKM& VictoRia e 724.83 2101400060 PotteR aleSSanDRa 2101100300 DeUtScHeBanK national tRUSt co 2100903560 FRacaSSa eliZaBetHSUSan 2100500010 RHR RPRiSlc 2,865.87 559.56 1,363.69 476.27 518.40 15-16 1,230.51 Stanco MicHele&lUcia tRUSt 2200300150 1,101.08 oRcHaRDPRoPeRtieS llc 2125601270 1,574.04 RaFtaB caPital llc 2125601250 FlYnn noRaH& taRa 2125600970 FeRgUSon WilliaM R&gM 2125200140 giBSone 2125100130 YoRK aPRil 2125000220 MilleRDoUglaS 2123800240 aUaJSP aFea 1,120.47 592.05 1,290.44 388.85 996.03 MaRUcaJoSePH&RaFFaela 1,794.35 2304900160 eRMMaRinoeUPHeMialiFeeState 2304800200 52 BUDRaitiS FloRenceM 2304600180 204.89 cacace gaetano &JoSePHine 2303000520 1,423.73 ScHettinoRoSeMaRY 1,174.48 230280127Uca01950127ca195Unit403 gilRoY tHoMaS 1,081.15 2302700050 caPoBiancogiUSePPe&caRMelina 2302600420 1,907.64 1,195.67 ViSion PRoPeRtieS USallc 2302600130 1,459.53 3,081.37 38-39 lance&JacQUeline eDWaRDS 1,263.05 230220098B SanDilloe 2302100380 McaleeRJaMeSF&HelenM 1,198.16 2301101260 aHMeD taRiK & taReQ 2300807330 35,437,443 3,800.87 ScUDDeRSgRoUPllc 2300602630 551.44 3,856.73 aHMeD SHaiKHJ 23H00350 4,884.89 PaZleR JoHn 23g01530 512 gRellaDoMenico 23F17460 1,405.86 2,197.63 DoRancHRiStoPHeR g7KatHRYn 23e05120 aFSB RealtY llc 23e04570 aFSB RealtY llc 944.57 23e00960 99glenllc 23D02020 962.12 SalPeteRJaY &cHeRYl 23D00310 loWellBaRBaRa 2201502110 FeRRiccHioFRanceScoliFeeStat 2201200580 RaMnaUtH loVina 2200500540 ae ee 1,999.71 3,226.98 1,172.94 1,526.73 863.32 StRaWBRiDge MaRJoRie tRUSt 23065 00030 830.15 2,10 MaJeR Helen J 2306100120 SPigelBenJaMin &S 2306100020 RHeinJoHn&SanDRa 1,420.95 2305500720 JollY MoHan &Rita 2305500020 eManciPation coRP 2305400230 DocHnalMacieJ &MaRgaRet 2305000790 PUBLIC &LEGALNOTICES RSYMR lZ 930.65 1,757.59 1,404.76 729.68 737.54 BReSKYMaRc& aliZa 1,230.51 3105200030 RoDRigUeZJoRge&oRellanacaRM 3105105690 535.81 MilleRDoloReS 1,199.41 3105100810 1,041.32 FiRScHingJoSePH V JR 3105001200 SUaReZ JoSe&MeRceDeS 1,331.32 3105000110 RoeDeRJoHn 1,257.90 3104802170 PUlloMMURPHY& V 3102600460 15,23 Bancale gRegoRY 1,180.74 3102400280 51,52 DoMagala StanleY J&Jeang 3102400150 ZelenitZBRaDleYM 213.90 3102100510 liguo 798.69 3101801410 MaHeRMicHael&nancY 965.15 1,040.06 3101000180 HeRBeRt geRaRDM&SUSanB 3101000100 HeRBeRt geRaRDM&SUSanB 3100400270 MaRRoQUinecRUZ&ileana 1,302.69 31F00310 PoWellJoHn&MaRtHa 1,264.11 31e03700 MoRgancoURt oFglencoVe 1,265.38 llc 31e03680 1,379.88 MoRgancoURt oFglencoVe llc 1,870.18 31e03570 139-140 1,845.40 746.42 MoRgancoURt oFglencoVe llc 31e03550 3,556.83 MoRgancoURt oFclencoVe llc 1,772.72 31e01390 28MaRgaRetStReetRealtY llc 3009200020 1,342.53 JoneSeliSaBetHnoel&HenneSSY 3009000180 726.64 gaRciaRoBeRt &liSa 3009000170 gaRciaRoBeRt &liSa 1,707.23 3008800810 liRenFa 1,887.69 1,414.73 3008100100 JollY Rita &MoHan 3006900010 1,219.29 tHURMonD alBeRt &PatRicia 3006400470 PaUlicH antHonY &gUnilla 3005600410 784.31 Kayis telat 902.81 3005200190 cicatiello ViRginia 3004800430 951.23 QUinoneSleonaRDo& ViSco MaRia 3004800080 ValenSiSi FRanKJ 1,923.46 3004700120 5,679.20 2,156.56 Manno, iMMacolata 3004205730 BReSSManDaViD l&nolanKennet 3004205720 11SePteMBeRlanellc 3004101020 lancaSteR WilliaM &lYnn 30D14670 golDBeRgetal loUiS 2306900130 acts, said purchaser’s right of foreclosure may be affected by affected be may foreclosure acts,of purchaser’sright said proceed bankruptcy Relief civil Sailors’ and Soldiers’ FederalState pending the and and/or to subject being to tion addi- in lien. tax the of validity the affect not shall ceedings pro- same.bankruptcy securing Such property the and lien(s) respect with rights Purchaser’s a modify same, may of which assignee the or bidder successful a by held is lien tax a which in period the during proceedi commenced be such may which to subject become 794.84 may bankruptcy and/or pending ceedings to subject to be Purchase may pursuant the Sale sold of terms lien(s) purchased. tax is the lien that the acknowledges which at rate the at borne penalty and interest the over rate maximum the at 897.31 borne excess,penalty the any,and resenting if interest the of lien,rep- interest county’sDifferential the over priority l have tax such However, acts. Relief civil Sailors’ State and and Federal the of provisions thereon the have to may subject county the which record 743.62 of claims all to and 30042113Bc5700010000 municipalities other and all sovereignties of and liens tax any to subject 885.53 sold be shall liens tax Such 30042113Bc5500010000 794.84 4057005113B 23e0515c5400010000 SPRint 4055005113B 210810345c5400010000 1,328.29 at&t WiReleSS 4054005515 1,420.95 300420113Bc190001000 neWcingUlaR WiReleSS 4054005345 neWcingUlaR WiReleSS 4019005113B MetroPcS 1,356.19 1,703.08 310850028Uca0127028ca127Unit315 JScDeVeloPMentcoRP 1,871.53 310850028Uca0127028ca127Unit5 996.50 noRtHSHoRe Dental PRoStHeticSl 3107400130 RoMeRoDonna 3107100190 ScHliMeRMitcHel&SanDRa 3106800210 FingeRitMicHael 3106500270 cRa2JiPaRtneRS llc 3106000140 TERMS OFSALE iens shall shall iens superior superior Soldiers’ Soldiers’ to the the to these these ings ings pro- and and ngs ngs r neWSDaY naSSaU coUntY WeBSite BalDWin/FReePoRt tRiBUne BalDWin HeRalD Dist1008 neWSDaY naSSaU coUntY WeBSite MeRRicK/BellMoRe tRiBUne BellMoReHeRalD Dist1007 WantagH HeRalDcitiZen SeaFoRDHeRalDcitiZen neWSDaY naSSaU coUntY WeBSite Dist1006 neWSDaY neigHBoRneWSPaPeRS naSSaU coUntY WeBSite leVittoWn tRiBUne HicKSVilleillUStRateD neWS Dist1005 neWSDaY neigHBoRneWSPaPeRS naSSaU coUntY WeBSite MeRRicK/BellMoRe tRiBUne BellMoReHeRalD Dist1004 neWSDaY neigHBoRneWSPaPeRS naSSaU coUntY WeBSite eaStMeaDoWHeRalD eaStMeaDoWBeacon Dist1003 UnionDale Beacon neWSDaY naSSaU coUntY WeBSite HeMPSteaD/UnionDale tiMeS Dist1002 UnionDale Beacon neWSDaY neW YoRK tRenD naSSaU coUntY WeBSite HeMPSteaD/UnionDale tiMeS Dist1001 tax liens onrealestateareadvertisedasfollows: other Such cove. glen of city Bay, oyster of townthe FiVe toWnS tRiBUne FiVe toWnS JeWiSH tiMeS Dist1015 neWSDaY naSSaU HeRalD(FiVe toWnS) naSSaU coUntY WeBSite FiVe toWnS tRiBUne Dist1014 ValleY StReaM/MalVeRn tRiBUne ValleY StReaMHeRalD neWSDaY naSSaU coUntY WeBSite Dist1013 ValleY StReaM/MalVeRn tRiBUne neWSDaY naSSaU coUntY WeBSite MalVeRne/WeSt HeMPSteaDHeRalD Dist1012 oceanSiDe/iSlanDPaRK HeRalD oceanSiDe tRiBUne neWSDaY naSSaU coUntY WeBSite Dist1011 neWSDaY naSSaU coUntY WeBSite BalDWin/FReePoRt tRiBUne BalDWin HeRalD Dist1010 neWSDaY naSSaU coUntY WeBSite FReePoRt BalDWin leaDeR BalDWin/FReePoRt tRiBUne Dist1009 sale. this list includes only tax liens on real estate located in located estate real on liens tax only sale.includes list thisincidents purc legal other of and rights interest of sale, rates the maximum of terms to ad as for code information such to referred are parties interested ther effect.ther sale.this timein essence the of is t county t the with ed usat o h nsa cut diitaie oe a code administrative county nassau the to pursuant fur no of be shall purchase to agreement the and damages t county the by retained be shall and purchaser the by forfeited irrevocably be demand, or without notice shall, him by paid theretofore cent per ten the delivery,for that deposit ready amounts are all sale then of cates treasurer county the by notified been he after has days ten within cent per ninety remaining to the fail pay shall sale tax the at thirt purchaser the within if sale. such cent after per ninety remaining have the liens tax and the sold which for amount the of cent per t county the to pay shall thereof, sale the after e bid. his by established be shall lien tax the purchases person any which at penalty and est risk.at ban is inter lien of thetax rate purchased the where case a to limited not but including proceeding legal any in purchaser lien tax any of representation legal any for responsi no assumes agencies, its and county coverin nassau behalf, their on lien. claim county tax t thenassau said in investment of proof a of filing the to limited not but including lien, tax purchased their ing affect case bankruptcy any in interests legal their protect to purchasers lien tax all of responsibility sole estate.However,itthe is bankruptcy the of part is treasurerthe by sold liens tax the by affected property the where case/litigation ruptcy the listed. herein bank any in intervene to right county treasurerthe premises reserves or land of parcels the of any sale from withdraw time,to any at and notice further corporation(FDic insurance Deposit Federal under regard property with et.seq., 1811 ss U.S.c. act(FiRRea),12 the Financial institutions Reform, Recovery and e and Recovery Reform, institutions Financial the receivership. thecounty t Town ofHempstead reasurer including but not limited to the to limited not but including reasurer reasurer reserves the right,without the reserves reasurer ach purchaser,immediately ach reasurer as liquidated as reasurer his sale is held is sale his reasurer and reasurer reasurer ten reasurer nforcement further further ditional ditional n kruptcy kruptcy g their their g of the the of hasers, hasers, GCG1 to real real to y days days y certifi been been assau assau bility bility nd nd ------) 11 PUBLIC & LEGAL NOTICES GCG2 JeWiSH StaR PoRt WaSHinGton neWS PlainVieW/olD BetHPaGe HeRalD APRIL 1, 2017. FAILURE TO 2007 of the Educational naSSaU coUntY WeBSite Dist 2005 Dist 3019 SUBMIT THE TRANSPORTA- Law hereby calls said Spe- neWSDaY naSSaU coUntY WeBSite BetHPaGe neWSGRaM TION REQUEST FORM ON cial District Meeting. FUR- Dist 1016 neW HYDe PaRK HeRalD coURieR naSSaU coUntY WeBSite OR BEFORE APRIL 1, 2017 THER NOTICE IS HEREBY 16, 2017 Gold Coast Herald — February FRanKlin SQ/elMont HeRalD neW HYDe PaRK illUStRateD neWS neWSDaY MAY RESULT IN YOUR GIVEN that petitions nomi- FRanKlin SQUaRe BUlletin neWSDaY PlainVieW/olD BetHPaGe HeRalD CHILD BEING INELIGIBLE nating the candidate for the naSSaU coUntY WeBSite Dist 2006 Dist 3020 FOR DISTRICT TRANSPOR- office of Trustee of the Glen neWSDaY ManHaSSet PReSS BetHPaGe neWSGRaM TATION FOR THE 2017-2018 Cove Public Library must be Dist 1017 ManHaSSet tiMeS BetHPaGe tRiBUne SCHOOL YEAR. IN THIS filed with the clerk between FRanKlin SQ/elMont HeRalD naSSaU coUntY WeBSite naSSaU coUntY WeBSite CASE, THE COST AND the hours of 9a.m. and FRanKlin SQUaRe BUlletin neWSDaY neWSDaY A R R A N G E M E N T F O R 5p.m., no later than March naSSaU coUntY WeBSite PoRt WaSHinGton neWS Dist 3021 TRANSPORTATION WILL BE 6,2017, the thirtieth day neW HYDe PaRK illUStRateD neWS Dist 2007 BetHPaGe neWSGRaM PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY. preceding the election, at neWSDaY GReat necK neWS BetHPaGe tRiBUne THE STATE EDUCATION which time the candidate so Dist 1018 GReat necK RecoRD naSSaU coUntY WeBSite DEPARTMENT AND THE nominated is to be elected. GaRDen citY liFe JeWiSH StaR neWSDaY BOARD OF EDUCATION Each nominating petition GaRDen citY neWS naSSaU coUntY WeBSite Dist 3022 REQUIRE THAT A SEPARATE shall be directed to the GaRDen citY tRiBUne neWSDaY FaRMinGDale oBSeRVeR APPLICATON BE FILED Clerk of the District, must naSSaU coUntY WeBSite Dist 2009 MaSSaPeQUa PoSt EACH YEAR EVEN IF THE be signed by at least twen- neWSDaY Mineola aMeRican naSSaU coUntY WeBSite STUDENT IS ALREADY ty-five (25) qualified voters Dist 1019 naSSaU coUntY WeBSite neWSDaY RECEIVING TRANSPORTA- of the District, shall state eaSt RocKaWaY tRiBUne neWSDaY Dist 3023 TION. A KINDERGARTEN the residence of each signer, lYnBRooK/eaSt RocKaWaY HeRalD WilliSton tiMeS, WilliSton PaRK eDition MaSSaPeQUa PoSt PUPIL MUST BE FIVE (5) and must state the name naSSaU coUntY WeBSite Dist 2010 MaSSaPeQUan oBSeRVeR YEARS OF AGE NO LATER and residence of the candi- neWSDaY Mineola aMeRican MiD-iSlanD tiMeS THAN DECEMBER 1, 2017. date. Sample forms of the RocKaWaY JoURnal naSSaU coUntY WeBSite naSSaU coUntY WeBSite In accordance with New petitions may be obtained Dist 1020 neW HYDe PaRK illUStRateD neWS neWSDaY York State Education Law, from the Clerk of the Dis- lYnBRooK/eaSt RocKaWaY HeRalD neWSDaY Dist 3024 transportation requests trict at the Glen Cove Public naSSaU coUntY WeBSite Dist 2011 Glen coVe RecoRD Pilot received after the above Library, 4 Glen Cove Ave., neWSDaY Mineola aMeRican GolD coaSt GaZette date will not be accepted Glen Cove, New York. FUR- RocKVille centRe HeRalD naSSaU coUntY WeBSite naSSaU coUntY WeBSite unless a reasonable expla- THER NOTICE IS HEREBY Dist 1021 neWSDaY neWSDaY nation is given for the delay GIVEN that a copy of the naSSaU coUntY WeBSite WeStBURY tiMeS Dist 3203 or the District can provide proposed estimated expen- neWSDaY Dist 2122 lonG iSlanD PReSS the transportation under ditures to be voted upon RocKVille centRe HeRalD FloRal PaRK BUlletin naSSaU coUntY WeBSite existing arrangements with- shall be made available at RocKVille centRe tRiBUne naSSaU coUntY WeBSite neWSDaY out additional expense. A the Glen Cove Public Dist 1022 neWSDaY RoSlYn neWS belated decision to enroll a Library, 4 Glen Cove Ave., FloRal PaRK BUlletin tHe GateWaY RoSlYn tiMeS student into school is not a Glen Cove, New York, naSSaU coUntY WeBSite Dist 2301 Dist 3306 reasonable explanation for between the hours of 9 a.m. neWSDaY Glen coVe RecoRD Pilot FaRMinGDale oBSeRVeR late submission of a trans- and 5 p.m. each day other tHe GateWaY locUSt ValleY leaDeR MaSSaPeQUa PoSt portation request. Those than Saturday, Sunday or Dist 1023 naSSaU coUntY WeBSite MaSSaPeQUan oBSeRVeR students who move into the holiday, during the fourteen naSSaU coUntY WeBSite neWSDaY naSSaU coUntY WeBSite District after the expiration days preceding such meet- neWSDaY Dist 2315 neWSDaY of the deadline can still sub- ing. FURTHER NOTICE IS SeaFoRD HeRalD citiZen JeRicHo neWS JoURnal City of Glen Cove mit a written request for HEREBY GIVEN that the WantaGH HeRalD citiZen naSSaU coUntY WeBSite Dist 4005 transportation provided Board of Trustees of the Dist 1024 neWSDaY Glen coVe RecoRD Pilot such request is made within Glen Cove Public Library naSSaU coUntY WeBSite SYoSSet JeRicHo tRiBUne GolD coaSt GaZette thirty (30) days after estab- will hold a special budget neWSDaY Town of Oyster Bay locUSt ValleY leaDeR lishing residence in the dis- hearing on March 21,2017 ValleY StReaM HeRalD Dist 3001 naSSaU coUntY WeBSite trict. If you have not yet at the Glen Cove Public ValleY StReaM/MalVeRn tRiBUne Glen coVe RecoRD Pilot neWSDaY received a request form, Library, 4 Glen Cove Ave., Dist 1025 locUSt ValleY leaDeR City of Long Beach please contact your child’s New York at 7p.m. FURTHER MeRRicK HeRalD naSSaU coUntY WeBSite Dist 5028 school, call the Transporta- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN MeRRicK/BellMoRe tRiBUne neWSDaY lonG BeacH HeRalD tion Office at 277-7930, or that the qualified voters of naSSaU coUntY WeBSite Dist 3002 lonG BeacH tRiBUne print the form from the Dis- the District may register neWSDaY Glen coVe RecoRD Pilot naSSaU coUntY WeBSite trict Website at: www. between the hours of 9a.m. Dist 1026 locUSt ValleY leaDeR neWSDaY northshoreschools.org. and 4p.m. The final date to HicKSVille illUStRateD neWS naSSaU coUntY WeBSite nassau county does not discriminate on the basis of disabili- NORTH SHORE SCHOOLS register for the meeting to leVittoWn tRiBUne neWSDaY ty in admission to or access to, or treatment or employment TRANSPORTATION DEPART- be held on April 4, 2017 is naSSaU coUntY WeBSite Dist 3003 in, its services, programs, or activities. Upon request, accom- MENT March 21,2017. If a voter neWSDaY JeRicHo neWS JoURnal modations such as those required by the americans With Dis- PO BOX 412 has voted in any election Dist 1027 naSSaU coUntY WeBSite abilities act (aDa) will be provided to enable individuals 340 SHORE ROAD within the last 4 years MalVeRne/WeSt HeMPSteaD HeRalD neWSDaY with disabilities to participate in all services, programs, activ- GLENWOOD LANDING, NY (2013) or if he or she is eli- naSSaU coUntY WeBSite SYoSSet JeRicHo tRiBUne ities and public hearings and events conducted by the trea- 11547-0412 gible to vote under Article 5 neWSDaY Dist 3004 surer’s office. Upon request, information can be made avail- 895431 of Election Law, he or she is WeSt HeMPSteaD Beacon locUSt ValleY leaDeR able in braille, large print, audio tape or other alternative for- eligible to vote at this elec- Dist 1028 lonG iSlanD PReSS mats. For additional information, please call 571-2090 ext. LEGAL NOTICE tion. All other persons who lonG BeacH HeRalD naSSaU coUntY WeBSite 13715. N OT I C E O F S P E C I A L wish to vote must register. lonG BeacH tRiBUne neWSDaY Dated: February 16, 2017 LIBRARY DISTRICT MEET- The registration list pre- naSSaU coUntY WeBSite Dist 3006 tHe naSSaU coUntY tReaSUReR ING ON APRIL 4,2017, OF pared by the Board of Elec- neWSDaY locUSt ValleY leaDeR Mineola, neW YoRK G L E N C O V E P U B L I C tions of Nassau County will Dist 1029 lonG iSlanD PReSS 894640 LIBRARY TO VOTE ON THE be filed in the Office of the MeRRicK HeRalD naSSaU coUntY WeBSite PUBLIC LIBRARY BUDGET District clerk of the Glen MeRRicK/BellMoRe tRiBUne neWSDaY AND TO ELECT ONE TRUST- Cove Public Library, 4 Glen LEGAL NOTICE P.O. Box 6785 naSSaU coUntY WeBSite Dist 3008 EE OF THE GLEN COVE PUB- Cove Ave,. Glen Cove, New IN THE SUPERIOR COURT St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin neWSDaY naSSaU coUntY WeBSite LIC LIBRARY York and will be open for OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS Islands 00804 Dist 1030 neWSDaY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN inspection by any qualified DIVISION OF ST. THOMAS NOTE: This defendant, if naSSaU coUntY WeBSite oYSteR BaY enteRPRiSe Pilot that a Special meeting of voter of the district between AND ST. JOHN served personally, is neWSDaY oYSteR BaY GUaRDian the qualified voters of the the hours of 9a.m and 4p.m. FRENCHMAN’S COVE CON- required to file his answer ValleY StReaM HeRalD Dist 3009 Glen Cove Public Library prevailing time, on any day D O M I N I U M O W N E R S ’ or other defenses with the ValleY StReaM/MalVeRn tRiBUne naSSaU coUntY WeBSite will be held in pursuant to after Tuesday, March 21, ASSOCIATION, INC. Clerk of this Court, and to Dist 1031 neWSDaY the provision of the Section 2017, and each of the days ST – 16 – CV 364 serve a copy thereof upon iSlanD PaRK tRiBUne oYSteR BaY enteRPRiSe Pilot 260 and 2007 of the Educa- prior to the date set for the Plaintiff, ACTION FOR DEBT the plaintiff’s attorney with- naSSaU coUntY WeBSite oYSteR BaY GUaRDian tion Law of the State of Library Election and Budget vs. FORECLOSURE OF LIEN in twenty one (21) days neWSDaY Dist 3011 New York at the Glen Cove Vote, except Saturday, Sun- AND BREACH OF LINDA after service of this sum- oceanSiDe/iSlanD PaRK HeRalD naSSaU coUntY WeBSite Public Library, 4 Glen Cove day, or holiday, including MARTINELLI, CONTRACT mons, excluding the date of Dist 1201 neWSDaY Ave., Glen Cove, New York, the date set for the meet- Defendant. service. The defendant, if eaSt MeaDoW Beacon oYSteR BaY enteRPRiSe Pilot in said District on April ing. ABSENTEE BALLOTS SUMMONS served by publication or by eaSt MeaDoW HeRalD SYoSSet aDVance 4,2017 between the hours PLEASE TAKE FURTHER To: Linda Martinelli personal service outside of naSSaU coUntY WeBSite Dist 3012 of 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. Said NOTICE that applications for 10 Hightop Lane the jurisdiction, is required neWSDaY naSSaU coUntY WeBSite meeting will be help for the absentee ballots for the Jericho, NY 11753 to file his answer or other WeStBURY tiMeS neWSDaY following purposes: To vote Library Election and Budget Within the time limited by defense with the Clerk of Dist 1205 SYoSSet aDVance on the following proposi- Vote may be applied for at law (see note below) you this Court, and to serve a naSSaU coUntY WeBSite SYoSSet JeRicHo tRiBUne tions: RESOLVED that the the office of the District are hereby required to copy thereof upon the attor- neW HYDe PaRK illUStRateD neWS Dist 3013 proposed budget of the Clerk, of the Glen Cove Pub- appear before this Court ney for the plaintiff within neWSDaY naSSaU coUntY WeBSite Glen Cove Public Library, lic Library, 4 Glen Cove Ave., and answer to a Complaint thirty (30) days after the WeSt HeMPSteaD Beacon neWSDaY Glen Cove City School Dis- Glen Cove, New York. Such filed against you in this completion of the period of Town of North Hempstead SYoSSet aDVance trict, as prepared by the applications must be action and in case of your publication or personal ser- Dist 2001 SYoSSet JeRicHo tRiBUne Trustees of the said public received at least (7) seven failure to appear or answer, vice outside of the jurisdic- Mineola aMeRican Dist 3014 Library, for the year days before the elections if judgment by default will be tion. naSSaU coUntY WeBSite JeRicHo neWS JoURnal 2017/2018, and as the same the ballot is to be mailed to taken against you as 895427 neWSDaY naSSaU coUntY WeBSite may have amended, be and the voter, or the day before demanded in the Complaint, WeStBURY tiMeS neWSDaY hereby is approved; and the election if the ballot is for DEBT, FORECLOSURE OF Dist 2002 SYoSSet JeRicHo tRiBUne LEGAL NOTICE that the amount thereof, to be delivered personally LIEN AND BREACH OF CON- Mineola aMeRican Dist 3015 North Shore Schools less receipts, be raised by to the voter. No absentee TRACT So Ordered this naSSaU coUntY WeBSite JeRicHo neWS JoURnal BUSING DEADLINE— the levy of a tax upon the voter ballot shall be can- 30th day of June, 2016. neWSDaY naSSaU coUntY WeBSite NORTH SHORE SCHOOL taxable real property in the vassed unless it shall have ESTRELLA GEORGE WilliSton tiMeS, WilliSton PaRK eDition neWSDaY D I S T R I C T R E S I D E N T S said School District. For the been received at the office Acting Clerk of the Superior Dist 2003 SYoSSet JeRicHo tRiBUne REQUESTING TRANSPORTA- purpose of electing; one (1) of the District Clerk, Glen Court ManHaSSet PReSS Dist 3017 TION FOR CHILDREN TO Trustee of the Glen Cove Cove Public Library, 4 Glen By: Court Clerk naSSaU coUntY WeBSite HicKSVille illUStRateD neWS PRIVATE OR PAROCHIAL Public Library for a (5) five- Cove Ave., New York, not Matthew J. Duensing, Esq. neWSDaY HicKSVille/leVittoWn tRiBUne SCHOOLS FOR THE 2017- year term. The vote on the later than 5:00p.m., prevail- Attorney for Plaintiff, RoSlYn neWS naSSaU coUntY WeBSite 2018 SCHOOL YEAR MUST aforesaid matters will be ing time, on the date of the Marriott Ownership Resorts RoSlYn tiMeS neWSDaY SUBMIT THEIR REQUEST IN cast by ballot in a ballot election. (St. Thomas), Inc. Dist 2004 Dist 3018 PERSON AT THE TRANSPOR- box. PLEASE TAKE FURTHER Gina Rant Clerk Law Offices of Duensing & ManHaSSet tiMeS BetHPaGe tRiBUne TATION DEPARTMENT BY NOTICE that the Library 895436 Casner naSSaU coUntY WeBSite naSSaU coUntY WeBSite APRIL 1, 2017 OR SEND IT Board pursuant to the provi- 9800 Buccaneer Mall, Bldg. neWSDaY neWSDaY BY CERTIFIED MAIL POST- sions of Section 260 and 2, Suite 9 MARKED ON OR BEFORE 12 February 16, 2017 — Gold Coast Herald

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