Volume XXVI No. 17 Hometown Newspaper for Glen Cove, Sea Cliff, Glen Head, Glenwood, Locust Valley and Brookville Week of 1/5/17 75C Russian Upper Brookville mansion gets hit with a sanction U.S. government closes age-old compound

By Nakeem Grant [email protected]

Glen Cove Mayor Reggie Spinello still remembers the procession of cars, includ- ing the black limousine, that brought Nikita Khrushchev to Killenworth, a Russian com- pound on Dosoris Lane in Glen Cove. “I was 8,” said Spinello, a lifelong Glen Cove resident. “And it was the height of the Cold War. I watched as everyone lined the streets and threw tomatoes at Khrushchev. No one was happy about him visiting Glen Cove.” Spinello doesn’t know if the former lead- er of the Soviet Union ever visited again, but he has seen cars with diplomatic license plates heading for the compound several times over the years. At first, he believed, like many others, that the federal government shuttered Kil- lenworth last week, and that its inhabitants were included among the 35 unnamed Rus- sian officials expelled from the U.S. But that was not true. It was Norwich House, a Russian com- pound in Upper Brookville, that was shut

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Photo by John Abate House fire kills Glen Cove The federal government did not close Killenworth, a Russian compound in Glen Cove. woman

By Laura Lane CPR was initiated, and when the Glen Cove Fire Department arrived she was tak- [email protected] en to Glen Cove Hospital by ambulance. Archambault was pronounced dead at the hospital. Hella Archambault, 81, died as a result of The Sea Cliff, Locust Valley and Glen- a fire in her Glen Cove home on Jan. 2. The wood fire departments assisted the Glen fire, which began at 3:54 a.m. in the split- Cove Fire Department. One Glen Cove level Briarcliff Avenue house, began in the firefighter hurt his hand while attempting second floor kitchen. to put out the fire, but the injury was re- “There was such devastation in the kitch- portedly not serious. en near the sink,” Glen Cove Police Lieuten- The Nassau County Fire Marshal and ant John Nagle said. “We don’t’ believe it Bomb Squad are investigating the fire. It started at the oven.” is believed that the fire may have been ac- Archambault was alone in the house at cidental. the time. Attempts were made to save the “There was a lot of devastation to the woman's life by Glen Cove police officers, house — half of the roof is gone,” Nagle who arrived at the fire first. After forcing the said. “It took a few hours to put it out and front door open of the burning house they then it flared up again hours later. The fire- found Archambault unconscious, and in car- fighters stayed there in case that happened. diac arrest. “She was probably trying to get It took a lot to put out that fire.” out of the house,” Nagle said. 2 January 5, 2017 — Gold Coast Herald Glen Cove HighSchoolrecognizes StudentsoftheMonth Abigail Ortiz and Mynor juniors Recinos; and Ginez; senior David and ClavelYaquelin sophomores Rivera; Diana and Reyes don (KnightsullaColumbus);of freshmenBran- were: Daniel BaboolalOctober for (Rotary);Month the JenniferStudentsof The Pet- vera and Paul Martino; and senior Azeem Ali. menezand Olivia Martino; juniors Luis Gue- Ji-sophomoresMejia;ChrisSarina and nig (KnightsofColumbus); freshmen Evan Koe- were: September Sydney forMorris (Rotary); Month Jared the Venegas of Students The of the month. lumbuschapter eachnametheir own student Co- Knightsoflocal and Club RotaryCove workachievement.and addition,In Glenthe hardtheir for level graderecognized by are November.andtober studentsmonth,Every the celebrated School Oc- September, High for Cove Month Glen the of Students progress they the as Cove Glen strengthens in children of program GCA3 foundation emotional The and social academic, about theprogramandactivities offered. more learn showcaseto 26 Jan. the to come students andtheirparentsareencouragedto Potential 1. 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Stu- Photo courtesy of the Glen Cove SchoolCove Glen the ofcourtesy Photo o race,o day afterschool. program is $100 per month for three hours a the of cost The program. the into accepted from kindergarten through 8th grade will be Students schools. Cove Glen participating the of one at application an up picking by or 277-1303, (516) at Guastella Carolina or of 2 Cycle for register can Participants Spiro calling by program GCA3 the Tsirkas ence, Spaceand Technology. gram, students will continue to focus on Sci- pro- the of cycle second the During robots. panel solar assembled and water in sink or

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U.S. government closes age-old compound 5,Gold Coast Herald — January 2017

(Continued on page 1) Christopoulos, a former chief of staff for Russian residents. Spinello. “The Glen Cove Youth Bureau “The people there were very nice, they down by the Obama administration on Dec. was holding a fundraiser at Killenworth.” were very pleasant, and they were very hos- 30, in the wake of Russia’s alleged cyber- Christopoulos said it was thrilling just to pitable,” Crosby said. meddling in the presidential election. enter the compound. “Regular people never Evgeny Deineko, a deputy ambassador at The Soviet Union purchased Norwich knew who went in and out of there,” she the time, allowed Crosby to tour the main House in 1952 as a vacation retreat for its said. “And Sergey Lavrov” — Russia’s cur- level of the mansion, and she still remem- diplomats. Elliot S. Conway, the mayor of rent foreign minister — “who recently said bers the décor. The rooms had wood panel- Upper Brookville, said that up until now he he wanted to expel American diplomats, ing, the furniture was well arranged and the had never heard of any wrongdoing by any- was very nice.” fireplaces were made of marble. The home one at the compound over the years. Christopoulos remembers being wined left a lasting impression on Crosby, so much “I was unaware of any illegal activities,” and dined by the Russians. “The caviar was so that she wrote a poem titled “An Evening Conway said. “I have no issues with them to die for,” she recalled, “and the champagne at Killenworth.” as neighbors, and they generally follow the was amazing.” “As you enter through the wrought iron rules.” Victoria Crosby, a poet who lives in Glen gates, a place of mystery awaits,” she wrote. He has been a neighbor of the Norwich Cove, visited the Killenworth House on nu- “A little bit of Russia preserved on Glen House for 21 years. Conway said that the merous occasions. In 1996, when she was Cove land. Memories of a bygone era re- Russians were quiet neighbors, but on the the director of the Glen Cove Mentoring lived in style most grand.” morning that the mansion was shut down, Program, she held a fundraising event there Both mansions have been fixtures on the he saw helicopters hovering around the es- with then Mayor Tom Suozzi. In 1997 she North Shore since the early 1900s. Of the tate from his back window while numerous organized another event for Americas’ Sail, government’s action, Conway said, “The lo- vehicles surrounded the property. a tall ships festival. She took part in a third cal impact is going to depend on how the Conway had never been inside Norwich fundraiser at the mansion in 1998, for the story plays out in Moscow and Washington. House. But several Glen Cove residents restoration of the Regina Maris, an old sail- If our government finds out that they didn’t Photo courtesy of Victoria Crosby have visited the Killenworth mansion over ing ship that was towed to Glen Cove that do anything nefarious, I expect that they’ll the years. year. She felt lucky, she said, to organize be back.” Former Glen Cove Mayor Tom Suozzi, his as- “I was in there 20 years ago, covering several fundraisers there, and, like Conway, Laura Lane contributed to this story. sistant, Marilyn Brenner, and Victoria Crosby at a story for a local newspaper,” said Zefy she didn’t have anything bad to say about its a fund-raiser at Killenworth in Glen Cove.

Supervisor Venditto steps down amid corruption charges

By Laura Lane Both Venditto and Mangano are accused of recurring “bribes and kickbacks.” They [email protected] pleaded not guilty, as did Linda Mangano, and were each released on $500,000 bond. Town of Oyster Bay Supervisor John "The resignation of Oyster Bay Supervi- Venditto, who is facing federal corruption sor John Venditto is another sad and stark charges, will resign at the end of business reminder of the damage corruption causes to today. His term was to end in December government and residents alike,” said State 2017. Assemblyman Charles Lavine, a Democrat “Throughout my career in town govern- from Glen Cove, who is running for Nas- ment, one consideration rose above all oth- sau County executive. “Now more than ever ers: Namely, what is best for the Town of we must send a message on Long Island that Oyster Bay and its residents?” Venditto, 67, we will not tolerate corrupt actions by our said in a statement. “Accordingly, I have elected officials. Honesty, transparency and decided to leave my position as the Oyster integrity are vital for us to reclaim our trust Bay Town supervisor . . . It will be difficult, in government." if not impossible, for me to function as the Venditto, who has served the town for the town supervisor going forward, as I focus past 35 years, first as a town councilman and on clearing my name.” then as supervisor, said he has tried to do Venditto had said more than once over what was best for residents and was on hand the past two and a half months since his to help those who asked for his help. arrest that he was considering whether he “I realize that a number of people have would resign, saying that the allegations did formed an opinion of me over the past require much of his time. year or so, particularly in light of the fed- The U.S. Department of Justice an- eral charges that have been brought against nounced on Oct. 20 that Venditto, Nassau me,” Venditto said. “However, those who County Executive Edward Mangano and truly know me understand that I have never Mangano’s wife, Linda, had been arrested sought to personally profit from my time in on charges of bribery, extortion, wire fraud public service.” and obstruction of justice. Venditto went on to explain that he de-

The Gold Coast Gazette cided to draw on his pension two years after of ‘double-dipping,’” Venditto added. 2 Endo Blvd, he became eligible to do so. Also, instead of Venditto said he had decided during the Garden City, NY 11530 (USPS008886)(ISSN10651748) drawing a full pension and a full town sal- 2015 election that it would be his last run. ary, which the law allows, he reduced his He had won by only 96 votes, after a re- Postmaster: Send address changes to The Gold Coast Gazette, 2 Endo Blvd, town salary by the amount he was receiving count. Garden City, NY 11530. Entered as second class paid postage at the Post from his pension, keeping his compensation “Joe Muscarella, as deputy supervisor, Office at Garden City, N.Y. the same. assumes any necessary responsibilities until “All of this was done at a substantial sav- the Town Board appoints a new Supervisor,” Published weekly on Thursday by Richner Communications, Inc. 2 Endo Blvd, Garden ings to our already hard-pressed taxpaying said Marta Kane, the town spokeswoman. City, NY 11530. Phone (516) 569-4000. Price per copy is 75 cents. residents, and also to avoid any appearance 4 January 5, 2017 — Gold Coast Herald and adultlife. personal finance as they transition to college the about peers his educate effortto an eventin organized program, Student Summer Lavine’s Assemblyman in participant mer for- and student school high a Adell, Ryan to students on how to manage their finances. insight provide to orchestrated is workshop tive Vice PresidentDavid Anderson saidthe Execu- W!SE card. credit a and card debit a between difference the and investments of types as such topics of variety a covered head- went students event, which the game, finance During personal a in to-head with Working inSupportofEducation. conjunction in Lavine Charles semblyman by literacyworkshopsponsored nancial As- in students School fi- a in part took economics, studying those High Cove Glen grades 11 and 12, DECA club members and Glen Cove studentsgettipsonfinance importance ofmakingwisefinancialdecisions. Photos courtesyoftheGlenCove CitySchool to GlenCove HighSchoolstudentsaboutthe (right) Assemblyman CharlesLavine spoke District explained thedifference betweenacreditcard (right) GlenCove studentRachelRanieri and debitcard. the personalfinance game. Lindsey Payton, left,NicoleNinesling, NataliaCastroandChloeCedeno worked asateam during 5 Gold Coast Herald — January 5,Gold Coast Herald — January 2017 881626 6 January 5, 2017 — Gold Coast Herald 7 Gold Coast Herald — January 5,Gold Coast Herald — January 2017

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WWW.GARVIESPOINT.COM | 1-855-5-GARVIES 49 HERB HILL RD, GLEN COVE, NY 11542 886642 8 January 5, 2017 — Gold Coast Herald the cheers, dancing and holiday sing-along. holiday and dancing cheers, the enjoyed Rehabilitation and Nursing for ter Rehabilitation Marquis the at Residents and Nursing Center and the Glen Cove Cen- gifts. and cards them brought and patients the for performed team The centers. rehabilitation cheer- Cove School Glen two of residents the with energy Middle Valleyhigh and spirit Locust holiday their shared leaders Three cheersfor thecheerleaders Head, will host a story time and kaleidoscopeand time story a host willHead, The Gold Coast Library, 50 Railroad Ave., Glen STEM Storytime and Kaleidoscope craft For further information, call (516) 676-2130. discussed as well as new laws enacted this year. cellaneous deductions. 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PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE and Tax Map. the contractor(s)/proposer(s) whose proposal(s), made to the Village as damages. 5,Gold Coast Herald — January 2017 in the judgment of the Village of Sea Cliff, best PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a public hearing Application of George Schmitz, 3 Laurel Way, serve(s) the Village’s needs, considering net The proposal shall be made upon the forms pro- will be held as to the following matter: Sea Cliff, New York to install a hot tub, con- costs, technical feasibility and reliability, re- vided therefore and all blank spaces in the form struct an enclosed porch and deck, and maintain sources, financial condition, risk allocation, and shall be fully filled in and completed. Signatures Agency: Zoning Board of Appeals, Village of air conditioning units, which requires variances experience in similar operations. The Village shall require the name and authority of the signa- Sea Cliff of the following Village Code sections: (a) 138- seeks a five (5) year service period. Proposer(s) tory in print below the signature. Date: January 17, 2017 511 in that the proposed hot tub and associated must identify sufficient equipment, manpower Time: 7:30 pm decking are 10.7 feet from the side property line, and facilities to accept, dispose, haul and transfer All proposals shall be in writing and delivered Place: Village Hall, 300 Sea Cliff where a minimum of 15 feet is required, (b) 138- approximately on average 3,000 tons of munici- to the Village as required. No oral proposals or Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York 513.1 in that the enclosed porch encroaches into pal solid waste, 600 tons of recyclables, 500 tons modifications shall be accepted. the height setback ratio plane, where no such of residential construction and demolition debris, Subject: Application of Robert and Margaret encroachment is permitted, (c) 138-514.1 in that 50 tons of metals, 1,600 tons of yard waste, 200 Questions regarding the RFP must be submit- Himes, 18 20th Avenue, Sea Cliff to construct the proposed floor area will be 3,937 square feet, tons of street sweepings, and 300 tons of asphalt ted in writing to the Village Director of Public a first story and second story additions, which where a maximum of 2,976 square feet is permit- and concrete, annually. Works, Bruce Kennedy at bkennedy@seacliff- requires variances as follows: (a) Village Code ted, (d) 138-516 in that the proposed accessory ny.gov. §138-406 to maintain a front property line of 60 structures are located in a front yard, where no feet, where a minimum of 75 feet is required; (b) such structures are permitted, (e) 138-517 in that This RFP may be obtained from the Village If a proposer finds a discrepancy or omission Village Code §138-407 to maintain a lot width the air conditioning units are located in a side Clerk at Village Hall, 300 Sea Cliff Avenue, Sea from the specifications or any documents in the of 60 feet, where a minimum of 75 feet is re- yard without the required setback or screening, Cliff, New York 11579, Mondays from 1:00pm proposal, or should the proposer be in doubt as quired; (c) Village Code §138-409 to maintain and (f) 138-1102 in that the proposed construc- through 8:00pm, and Tuesdays through Fridays to the meaning of any provision in the specifica- a lot width of 60 feet at the setback line, where tion increases a non-conformity where no such from 9:00am through 4:00pm until December tions or any document, the proposer should im- a minimum of 75 feet is required; (d) Village increase is permitted pursuant to Village Code 22, 2016. The final Request for Proposal will be mediately notify the Village Director of Public Code §138-410 to maintain a front property line §138-1102. Premises are designated as Section available at Village Hall beginning on January Works at [email protected], who will on a corner lot of 60 feet, where a minimum of 21, Block L, Lot 116 on the Nassau County Land 9, 2017 during the same hours. Each proposer send written instructions responding to the dis- 75 feet is required; (e) Village Code §138-411 and Tax Map. will be required to submit a deposit of a certified crepancy or omission to all proposers separately to (i) maintain a deck with a side yard setback check, payable to the Village of Sea Cliff, for a as an addendum. The Village Board of Trustees of 5.8 feet and (ii) construct an addition with a At the said time and place, all interested persons sum equal to one hundred fifty thousand dollars reserves the right to reject any proposers and to side yard setback of 4.8 feet, where a minimum may be heard with respect to the foregoing mat- ($150,000) or an acceptable surety bond in a pe- advertise anew, or to award a contract for part or of 10 feet is required; (f) Village Code §138- ters. All relevant documents may be inspected at nal sum equal to one hundred fifty thousand dol- portion thereof as in its judgment it shall deem it 416 to maintain an accessory structure in a front the office of the Village Clerk, Village Hall, 300 lars ($150,000), each submitted on the condition to be in the best interest of the Village to do so. yard, where no such accessory structure is per- Sea Cliff Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York, during that if the Village accepts the proposal, or one or mitted; (g) Village Code §138-413.1 in that there regular business hours. more items of the proposal, the successful bid- All proposals are to be sealed and marked “Pro- is an encroachment into the height setback ratio, der will enter into a contract for the terms of the posal for Village of Sea Cliff Solid Waste Servic- where no such encroachment is permitted; and Any person having a disability which would in- agreement, and that the proposer will execute an es and be delivered to and received by the Village (h) Village Code §138-1102 in that the proposed hibit attendance at, or participation in, the hear- agreement with the Village within ten (10) days Clerk, 300 Sea Cliff, Sea Cliff, New York 11579, construction increases an existing non-conformi- ing should notify the Village Clerk at least three from the date of acceptance by the Village of the no later than 2:00pm on January 23, 2017. ty where no such increase is permitted. Premises business days prior to the hearing, so that reason- proposal and commence work, as specified in the are designated as Section 21, Block L, Lot 116 able efforts may be made to facilitate such atten- proposal’s conditions and the contract. All proposals must include the required forms on the Nassau County Land and Tax Map. dance and participation. and all documents required by the specifications Dated: January 4, 2017 All deposits received by unsuccessful bidders and notice to bidders. Application of DM Acquisitions, LLC, as owner, BY ORDER OF THE ZONING BOARD OF will be returned. Upon acceptance of the pro- and Let’s Make Music and Dance, Inc., as ten- APPEALS posal, if the successful proposer fails to enter into The Village Board of Trustees reserves the right ant, 1 Sea Cliff Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York for a 888188 a contract pursuant to the requirements of the Vil- to accept or reject any or all proposals or any part variance of Village Code §138-1002 to permit no ------lage, or fails to give further security prescribed thereof, waive any minor defects, irregularities parking spaces, where 16 are required. Premises in this notice, within the time limit therein, then or informalities, and to decide to not award any are designated as Section 21, Block 96, Lot 220 LEGAL NOTICE the check shall be deposited by the Village or the contract. on the Nassau County Land and Tax Map. INCORPORATED VILLAGE OF SEA CLIFF surety bond and the sums set forth therein shall 886797 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS be forfeited and payment on the bond shall be Application of Russell Gorog, 53 Laurel Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York to construct a single story addition, which requires variances to maintain REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP) TO PRO- existing encroachments and lot deficiencies as VIDE FOR THE DISPOSAL, follows: (a) Village Code §138-504 to maintain a ACCEPTANCE, HAULING AND TRANSFER lot size of 9,280.1 square feet, where a minimum OF SOLID WASTE, RECYCLABLE MATERI- of 10,000 square feet is required; (b) Village ALS, RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION AND Code §138-506 to maintain a front property line DEMOLITION DEBRIS, STREET AND YARD length of 62.5 feet, where a minimum of 100 feet WASTE AND OTHER WASTE AND DEBRIS is required; (c) Village Code §138-507 to main- tain a lot width of 62.5 feet, where a minimum of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Village of 90 feet is required; (d) Village Code §138-508 to Sea Cliff, Nassau County, New York will accept maintain a front yard setback of 20.6 feet, where sealed proposals to provide all labor, equipment, the minimum required setback is 25 feet; (e) Vil- vehicles, materials, facilities and related services lage Code §138-509 to maintain a lot width of necessary for Solid Waste Services according to 62.5 feet at the setback line, where a minimum of the specifications of a contract for the transfer, 100 feet is required; and (f) Village Code §138- disposal, and acceptance of solid waste and re- 511 to maintain a side yard setback of 1.3 feet, cyclables collected by Village collection vehicles where a minimum of 15 feet is required. The and the collection, acceptance, hauling, disposal proposed construction also requires variances of and transfer of recyclables and other waste and the following Village Code sections: (a) 138-511 debris from the Village sanitation transfer facility in that the addition will be 2 feet from the side located at 66 Altamont Avenue, Sea Cliff. Sealed property line, where a minimum of 15 feet is re- proposals must be received by the Village Clerk, quired; (b) 138-513.1 in that there is an encroach- on January 23, 2017 no later than 2:00pm, at Vil- ment into the height setback ratio, where no such lage Hall, 300 Sea Cliff Avenue, Sea Cliff, New encroachment is permitted; and (c) 138-1102 in York 11579. that the proposed construction increases an ex- isting non-conformity where no such increase is In accordance with New York State General Mu- permitted. Premises are designated as Section nicipal Law §120-w, it is the Village’s intent to 21, Block K, Lot 426 on the Nassau County Land enter into negotiations for an agreement with 10 January 5, 2017 — Gold Coast Herald ignation. term of Mayor Bruce Kennedy upon his res- unexpired the Trustees fulfill to me selected of Board of the when November last Cliff Sea village beloved our of become Mayor 35th to the honored and privileged was I healthy a everyone wish and happy New to Year. like As wouldmany of you know, I To theEditor: Looking forward toserving Gold CoastGazette [email protected]. Mayor, Inc. Village ofSeaCliff Edward L.Lieberman Thankyoufortheprivilege toserve you. confidence. and trust your earn to continue to always or CliffSea of people the to endeav-will I and I look forward to this new office of service residents. respond to the needs and concerns of all our to mayor,continue village deputy will and I trustee your as served I when before, As remains wary of this “visionary healer.” But schoolteacher, village over, the won Diarmuid, while quickly is too priest local The remedies. herbal and massages his in fort com- great finds she and patient, first his is nun, elderly an Bonaventure, Sister . Vlad Doctor know to come they as villagers 10 him. 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We travel from Cloonoila to Lon- Fidelma’s of depth the and sins his of mity enor- the at horrified are we light, to comes identity his of truth the When Vlad. Doctor from protect to long we which man, elderly it is Fidelma, the beautiful young wife of an [email protected]. [email protected] 516-569-4000 or email Call our editors today - Ann DiPietro 11 Gold Coast Herald — January 5,Gold Coast Herald — January 2017

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