Vol XXV Issue 10 Nov 12 2015
Volume XXV No. 10 Hometown Newspaper for Glen Cove, Sea Cliff, Glen Head, Glenwood, Locust Valley and Brookville Week of 11/12/15 75C
Village of Sea Cliff Files Lawsuit to Oppose Glen Cove Waterfront Slime, Goo, and Ooze!
The Incorporated Village of Sea Article by HS Senior Intern Cliff filed a lawsuit on November Danielle Zbodula 5, 2015 in the Supreme Court of the Glenwood Landing’s School-Wide State of New York (Nassau County). Enrichment Services under the direction The lawsuit seeks relief under of Audra Marcantonio conducted an Article 78 of the CPLR, Declaratory exciting science program for all second Judgment Action Pursuant to Section graders called Slime, Goo, and Ooze 3001 of the CPLR, Injunctive Relief hosted by the Long Island Science Request and a Breach of Contract Museum. action against numerous parties Ms. Marcantonio said, “Children in including the Planning Board of second grade participated in a series of the City of Glen Cove, Glen Cove hands-on science investigations designed City Council, City of Glen Cove to deepen and extend the second grade Industrial Development Agency, science unit, States of Matter = Changes.” City of Glen Cove Community She added, “We were fortunate to have Development Agency, the current a representative from the Long Island project redeveloper Rexcorp-Glen Science Museum lead our students Isle Partners LLC, and other parties in various investigations with plastic with various interests in the proposed that utilized their senses, were fun and Garvies Point development on Glen interactive, and explored properties of Cove Creek. matter including solids and liquids.” The Petitioners-Plaintiffs are the In one investigation, students made Incorporated Village of Sea Cliff, “Gak” by mixing a liquid plastic (glue) Board of Trustees of the Village of Sea with water and green food coloring. Cliff and Bruce Kennedy, individually They watched it turn from a liquid to a and as Mayor of the Incorporated green solid when they added a powder Village of Sea Cliff. The Plaintiffs are (Borax) and stirred with a stick. Different represented by their attorney Brian S. Stolar of the law firm Meyer, Suozzi, Photos by HS Senior Intern Danielle Zbodula and Shelly Newman English & Klein, P.C. continued on page 7 This legal action arises from the October 6, 2015, decision of the Glen Cove Teachers, PINK Planning Board of the City of Glen Cove granting the application for an Amended PUD Master Development Plan and Subdivision Application for the project known as the Garvies Point Waterfront Development Project. The proposed Waterfront Development Plan would significantly alter forever the character of the community and transform Hempstead Harbor, which is currently a bucolic waterfront, environmentally sensitive land into a gigantic, sprawling, and super- densely-packed subdivision with one thousand one hundred residential units, including a single structure that is 125 feet tall with a mass of 635,000 square feet.
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The Glen Cove Teachers Association held their annual Pink Denim Day for Breast Cancer Awareness on Friday, October 16th. The money raised will be donated to Glen Cove C.A.R.E.S! Pictured are faculty and staff from Landing Elementary School wearing their pink and denim. Page 2 Gold Coast Gazette Week of November 12, 2015 Village of Sea Cliff Files Lawsuit to Oppose Glen Cove Waterfront continued from cover against the City of Glen Cove in regard HS Masquers Present "ALMOST, MAINE" to the Garvies Point Project in the past November 20-21, 2015! Friday 7:30 PM, Saturday 2:00 PM and 7:30 The suit alleges several distinct areas week. A separate lawsuit was filed by PM North Shore High School Theatre of violation including breach of contract attorney Amy Marion on behalf of 41 for failure to abide by a 2000 agreement private residents of the City of Glen The North Shore HS Masquers' proudly present their fall production of between the Village and the City which Cove, the Village of Sea Cliff, and the "Almost, Maine" on November 20-21, 2015. The Friday presentation begins sets forth parameters of the development Hamlet of Glen Head. at 7:30 PM while Saturday shows are 2:00 PM or 7:30 PM. Tickets are now plan. As the result of a breach of this Sea Cliff Mayor Bruce Kennedy on sale at https://northshoreartsangels.thundertix.com/ Agreement, the Village is seeking a stated, “Because of its scope and size, the One cold, clear Friday night in winter, while the northern lights hover in declaratory judgment, injunctive relief, Garvies Point development is more than the sky above, the residents of Almost, Maine find themselves falling in and and related relief related to the breach a Glen Cove issue; it is a regional issue. out of love in the strangest ways. Knees are bruised. Hearts are broken. Love of contract. Other allegations of the suit We will fight to keep this disproportionate is lost, found, and confounded. And, life for the people of Almost, Maine will include: and inappropriate development from never be the same. changing our community’s character and Director Mike Kleba says "This play is actually nine short stories that · Failure to comply with SEQRA (State destroying our environment. Hempstead feature 19 characters exploring love and loss. It's a smart and honest look at Environmental Quality Review Act) Harbor, Glen Cove Creek and its romantic relationships, a new and fresh play our students are really loving and surrounding communities constitute an connecting with. You might not have heard of this recently written play yet, · Failure to take a hard look at the impact environmentally sensitive area and we but you will. It's going to be around a long time. Come on out for the sweetest on view corridors and scenic vistas will not allow the City of Glen Cove to night you'll have this winter season!" make mistakes that will cause irreparable The North Shore HS Masquers present “ALMOST, MAINE”, a real · Failure to take a hard look at the impact harm and a permanent transformation romantic comedy, this November 20-21, 2015. The Friday presentation is at from additional window and light of our community. We will not accept 7:30 PM while Saturday shows are 2:00 PM or 7:30 PM. Please purchase exposure the adverse environmental impacts tickets now! that this project will assuredly bring · Failure to take a hard look at the impact without having voice in how this land is from additional noise exposure developed.” Glen Cove Senior Center Mayor Kennedy and the Sea Cliff Board · Failure to take a hard look at the impact of Trustees welcomes a meeting with Membership at the Glen Cove Senior Center is free and open to all seniors of the 2000 agreement Glen Cove Mayor Spinello and the City 60 years and older who are Nassau County residents. Our ongoing weekly Council to attempt to reach consensus classes include painting, exercise with the YMCA, Tai Chi, chair yoga, · Failure to take a hard look at cumulative on how this regional development plan brain boosters, walking club, choral group, dancercise, tap dancing, Spanish impacts and changes occurring after the should proceed. Kennedy said he would conversation club, mah jongg, line dancing, and many more. Stop by the Site 2011 SEQRA analysis welcome the Mayors of the surrounding Manager’s office to register - you need to be registered to participate in any of North Shore villages to participate in any our activities. Need a ride? Bus service is available from/to our "catchment · Failure to provide interested agencies discussions. area" upon request. The Center is open Monday to Friday, 9-5, and serves a with notice of the amendment application nutritious lunch at noon. Visit us at 130 Glen Street, Glen Cove, online at and its potential environmental impact www.glencoveseniorcenter.com, or call for more info (516) 759-9610. This is one of two Article 78 filings Special Events - Week of November 23rd
Monday, November 23rd @ 12:00 noon – Thanksgiving Day Lunch with a capella women's group, Willow.
Tuesday, November 24th @ 3:30 pm - Tap Dancing with Susan Weppler. Correction Wednesday, November 25th @ 12:45 pm – Chair Yoga with Patty Mitchell.
The coverage of the pet Friday, November 27th @ 12:45 pm - Sing Along with Judy Imerti. Come costume contest had for lunch first at noon! a mistake in it. Piper, the bullmastiff, dressed as a woodland fairy GWL Science Investigations Involving welcoming autumn was Slime, Goo, and Ooze! the first place winner for continued from cover observations made by the students stirring and creating a more solid matter, best costume not Lola the included: it was wet, cold, sticky, green, students were able to play with their shih tzu. and moved slowly. Students got to roll “goo or slime.” This hands-on experience the “Gak” and even bounce it on the allowed for a greater understanding of floor! the different states of matter and their In another investigation, the second properties. Students were able to bring graders made “Flubber” by mixing a a small ball of this “Flubber” or “Gak” liquid plastic with melted plastic then home in a plastic bag. Not only was this The Gold Coast Gazette adding a powder (Borax) and mixing a fun and engaging science investigation, 57 Glen Street, with a stick. Students drew conclusions but it allowed for questioning and Glen Cove, NY 11542 including: it had a brownish-yellow observation. (USPS008886)(ISSN10651748) color, had a bad odor, moved quickly, It was clear by the excitement in the was cold, and very slippery. Students room, that all the students thoroughly Postmaster: Send address changes to The Gold Coast Gazette, 57 Glen were able to totally stretch the “Flubber” enjoyed the various science investigations. St. Glen Cove, NY 11542. Entered as second class paid postage at the with their hands or sticks! Many thanks to Audra Marcantonio and Post Office at Sea Cliff N.Y. Students were fascinated in the the LI Science Museum for bringing this process of making the “Flubber” and fun and educational learning experience Published weekly on Thursday by KCH Publications Inc. 57 Glen St., “Gak.” At first, they were complaining to the students of Glenwood Landing. Glen Cove NY 11542. Phone (516) 671-2360. Price per copy is 75 cents. of how sticky the substance was. After Week of November 12, 2015 Gold Coast Gazette Page 3 Mayor Spinello and Sanitation Recycling Supervisor Douglas Poncet Proudly Unveil Glen Cove DPW’s new Single Stream Recycling Trucks
(Pictured Left to Right) Glen Cove’s Department of Sanitation (DOS) staff Chris Comitino, Chris Larice, Cezary Duda, Derek Morra, Mayor Spinello, Jerry Morales, Gerald Apricio, and DOS Supervisor Doug Poncet introduce Glen Cove’s new Single Stream Recycling Trucks. These new additions to the Department of Public Work’s fleet will support the City’s Single Stream Recycling program. The recycling imitative launched in August, 2015, has already shown Glen Cove’s commitment with recycling participation increasing by over 28% since the programs launch. “The City receives $5.05 per ton of recyclable materials collected through this program so the uptick in participation is going to result in cost savings for the City. The more our residents recycle with our “All In. One Bin” effort, the more money the City can save while reducing the waste sent to our landfills; now that’s what I call a win-win situation,” Mayor Spinello said.
HIDDEN GEM: Whitting wraps up big senior season The Following article was printed in the Salina Journal of Salina KS about Glen Head’s own Jake Whitting. It is printed here with the writer’s permission.
By LARRY MORITZ Salina Journal “There was really no one else to “All season he has been double teamed next season. He also would like to use (play quarterback) so I kind of stepped and triple teamed, and it is still amazing the opportunity to show student-athletes One thing is apparent about Jake in,” Whitting said. “I liked playing how many yards he’s put up,” Reid said. from St. John’s can contribute at the next Whitting. Once on the football field, the quarterback, but I always loved playing “He definitely has good hands, and if it level. young man is a quick study. receiver and catching the ball.” is in the area, he will lay out and go after “It’s very satisfying to go out there Whitting completed his football His junior season was cut short by it. and play the game I love,” Whitting said. career at St. John’s Military School this a shoulder injury, and surgery on that “The speed is going to come. He hasn’t “Just to be able to go out there and, even past weekend, wrapping up a record- shoulder has limited his participation on had any formal athletic training in that though its is a small school, kind of put setting season as a receiver for the defense this season. Whitting still finished area.” St. John’s on the map. Muleskinners. The numbers put up were the 2014 season with 69 carries for 308 At 6-foot-2, 190 pounds, Whitting has “I want to thank everyone for their impressive enough. They become almost yards but also got some time at receiver the size necessary to play at the collegiate support. I have to thank my teammates, remarkable when coupled with the fact in four games, making 10 catches for 263 level next fall. As Reid referenced, coach Reid, coach Risher and David that this was Whitting’s first full season yards and six receiving touchdowns. improving Whitting’s speed could also Leonard for their support.” at the position. When Reid took over the team prior improve his chances of getting more “The boys that come to St. John’s “From my position, I call him raw,” to the 2015 season, he found some depth offers from four-year schools. are here for a variety of reasons,” Reid St. John’s head coach Mike Reid said. at quarterback with junior Joshua Smith “My dream is hopefully playing college said. “Jake has had some ups and downs “We have been very fortunate to have a and senior Tyler Adams, at times using ball,” Whitting said. “I’m not going to with injuries and personally growing to diamond in the rough.” a dual quarterback system. That freed play basketball in the offseason. I’ll be be a young man. This year he found his Whitting’s football skills were certainly up Whitting to do what he does best and training and trying to get a scholarship. niche.” raw when he arrived for his first practice enjoys most. I have coach Reid and (assistant coach) at St. John’s Military prior to the 2012 “I give them all the credit for throwing Joe Risher helping me get my name out season. It didn’t take long for the coaches up some beautiful passes,” Whitting said there. to find a place for the inexperienced of Smith and Adams. “And for being able “Hopefully, I will be able to train with freshman. to stand back there and take the hits. (assistant coach) David Leonard at Sharp “I never really played organized “But I love playing receiver. Just going Performance, hit the weight room to get football until I came to St. John’s and up and catching the ball and scoring that my 40 time down and my bench press played my freshman year,” Whitting touchdown. My favorite part is the deep up.” said. “I used to swim and play baseball, ball. I’m working on my short routes, but “He has to work on his speed a little but when I came to St. John’s they didn’t I love going long and can break a few bit, and he has got to get bigger, strong have either of those so I decided to switch tackles.” and faster,” Reid said. “But I’ve coached to football. “I picked it up pretty quickly. Whitting broke more than a few tackles many kids, and he has what it takes. I was starting on offense and defense my during the course of his senior season. He “He’s got guys around him preparing freshman year and played about three finished with 86 catches for 1,332 yards him for the next level. He just needs games, but then I broke my ankle.” After and 19 receiving touchdowns over 11 an opportunity, and he has got to have playing tight end and outside linebacker games. He also added 336 yards rushing someone come down the pike and give it as a freshman, Whitting made position on 38 carries, and for good measure, to him.” switches on both sides of the ball — to completed 6 of 8 passes for 121 yards and Whitting recognizes that the St. John’s quarterback and safety — his sophomore two touchdowns in last week’s playoff coaching staff has done and continues year. win over St. Mary’s Academy. to do all it can to help him find a spot Page 4 Gold Coast Gazette Week of November 12, 2015
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SCO Family of Services raised over with support, care and acceptance. SCO Executive Director Douglas O’Dell, SCO $355,000 at its annual Treiber Memorial has played a vital role delivering human Board Chair Kelly Williams and honoree Golf Open Oct. 22nd. The funds will be services in communities throughout New Joseph A. Deal at the Treiber Memorial Golf Editor and Publisher used to help SCO Family of Services York City and Long Island for more than Open program. Kevin C. Horton provide life-changing results for more 100 years. Photographers than 60,000 children, teens, families and Caption: (L to R) SCO Family of Services Peter Budraitis adults with special needs each year Richard Wilson Jr. across Long Island and New York Art Director City. Milkenia Horton This year’s honoree was Joseph Circulation Manager A. Deal of Sayville, engineer and Robert J. Horton partner at Bohler Engineering in Layout Design Hauppauge. For over 20 years, Jackie Comitino Mr. Deal and his family have been Staff Writers involved with SCO’s Madonna John C. O’Connell Heights programs in Dix Hills, which Brenda Weck serves young and adult women. Gene Auciello “We are honored to recognize SCO Carol Griffin Family of Services’ many supporters Matthew Ross and partners, like Joe Deal and the Sports Editor Treiber family, whose dedication and Robin Appel generosity make it possible for SCO Gazette logo designed by to continue serving our mission: to artist Janice Leotti do ‘whatever it takes’ to help New Patricia Campbell Horton Yorkers build a strong foundation Publisher Emeritus for the future,” said SCO Executive Director Douglas O’Dell. 57 Glen Street, Glen Cove, NY 11542 SCO Family of Services helps e-mail: [email protected] vulnerable New Yorkers build a Phone: 516-671-2360 strong foundation for the future. KCH Publications, Inc. We get young children off to a good All rights reserved start, launch youth into adulthood, stabilize and strengthen families and unlock potential for children and adults with special needs. We enable New Yorkers to meet life's challenges Week of November 12, 2015 Gold Coast Gazette Page 5 Mayor Spinello Delivers State of the City Update to IAC
The Glen Cove Interagency Council always an issue at the Senior Center. a $10 million grant to go toward Cove’s rich cultural, religious and ethnic (IAC) recently held its monthly meeting In an effort to alleviate the situation, planning and construction costs. The diversity and meets regularly to identify at Glen Cove City Hall. After installing the Mayor directed the Public Works City hopes to close on Phase I by the and address changing needs in the IAC officers for the coming year, Mayor Department to dedicate 20 parking end of the year and to have the shovel community. This network has resulted Reggie Spinello provided IAC members spaces at the Coles School to seniors in the ground by mid-2016. Completion in numerous projects and collaborations with an update on various projects around who go to the Senior Center. One of the of the waterfront project will make Glen that benefit Glen Cove residents on a Glen Cove. Senior Center buses will provide shuttle Cove a destination location and should daily basis. For more information about The Mayor said that things are service between Coles School and the help increase property values. It is a IAC, please visit iacglencove.org. moving well in Glen Cove. He has Center. question of balance – Glen Cove needs been working with the Senior Center The Mayor said the “Open for the demographics (i.e.: more people) to PHOTO CAPTION: Mayor Spinello recently on a number of projects of interest to Business” campaign is going well. It bring in more businesses. attended the monthly IAC meeting where he the senior community. These include a is overseen by Deputy Mayor Barbara In terms of quality of life, the Mayor administered the oath of office to the newly new program called Senior Outreach for Peebles. Since its inception, Glen Cove said that illegal housing prosecutions are elected Executive Board. Pictured here with Safety – “SOS”. This program provides has attracted 30 new businesses that have up. There have been over 60 prosecutions Mayor Spinello are IAC President Carolyn seniors with information on how they brought in 250 new jobs. In addition, that have resulted in over $200,000 in Willson, Vice President Kathie Flynn, might be scammed. An officer has been the campaign has resulted in many fines. The police force is at full strength. Secretary Betsy Simpson, Treasurer Phyllis assigned to meet with the seniors every businesses remaining in Glen Cove. One The CPU targets hotspots. The Mayor Gorham and At-Large Members Myralee couple of weeks. He updates them new business is Panera Bread. Doherty accompanied the unit one evening in Machol, Arlene O’Dell, Carol Waldman and on what is going on in the community Enterprises (Panera franchisee) said early September. The unit made three Bill Wendler. and receives feedback. The City also Glen Cove was one of its most successful arrests in two hours. secured a grant from the Community openings. The Glen Cove IAC includes Development Agency, the proceeds of The waterfront project is moving community leaders representing a variety which were used to install automatic forward. The City has approval for of human and social service agencies doors at the Senior Center. Parking is construction of the road and has received throughout Glen Cove. It reflects Glen Page 6 Gold Coast Gazette Week of November 12, 2015 Packard Cabinetry Celebrates 40 Years ofBusinessintheNorthShoreArea On September 24th, Packard World of Huntington and Oyster Bay Cabinetry of Sea Cliff, NY marked its and Sub-Zero Group of Roslyn. Guests 40th anniversary with a celebration held enjoyed a wine tasting provided by Sea in the newly renovated showroom at 232 Cliff’s own Village Wine Merchant and Sea Cliff Ave. hors d’oeuvres provided by Christina’s Packard’s New York showroom (the Epicure of East Norwich. company also operates in Asheville, NC) Joined by executives from Rutt has been a fixture on Sea Cliff’s historic HandCrafted Cabinetry, a high-end main street since 1975. Over the past national brand, John Packard was 40 years, Packard has been proud to pleased to announce that his showroom provide Long Island’s North Shore and will be featuring Rutt’s new line of the greater NYC Metro area with custom kitchen cabinets alongside his own in- cabinetry handcrafted from locally house productions. sourced materials. The news was well received by a Packard’s community-minded ethic crowd that included regional architects, was evident at the event last Thursday. designers and interior decorators, as well In attendance were executives and as prominent builders, contractors and representatives from local, regional and Packard customers. national partners including Appliance Week of November 12, 2015 Gold Coast Gazette Page 7
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Thanksgiving holds different own “ready-to-prepare” healthy food pound to thaw. Refrigerate (at breast during the first 1 to 1 1/2 meanings to different people. Some for quick and easy post-holiday meals. 40º F or below) or cook the turkey hours of roasting, then remove feel it is a day for being generous How should the turkey be when it is thawed. Do not refreeze to allow the turkey to brown. or giving thanks through unselfish thawed? uncooked, defrosted turkey. A turkey should be cooked deeds. Others feel it is a time to sit Frozen turkey, like all protein What are the key pointers just until it is done. The best way around with family sharing stories of foods, should be thawed in the for stuffing a turkey? to determine the level of done- the year. Still many others simply look refrigerator, never at room tem- Stuffing should be prepared ness is with a food thermometer. forward to the day for football. No perature. When foods are thawed at and stuffed into the turkey im- Use these tests to determine matter how you view Thanksgiving, room temperature, surface bacteria mediately before it is placed in the doneness and to keep the turkey one thing is for sure, filling up on tur- can rapidly multiply to dangerous oven for roasting. If preparing the juicy. key is an integral part of the holiday. levels at temperatures of 40º F and stuffing ahead-of-time, wet and For whole turkey, place the Here’s a refresher on dealing the above. dry ingredients should be refriger- food thermometer in the deep- all-important gobbler. For safety and superior quality, ated separately and combined est part of the thigh, but not leave turkey in the original packag- right before stuffing the turkey. touching the bone. The internal How much turkey should be ing and place in a shallow pan. Stuff the turkey loosely, about temperature of the turkey should purchased? Thaw, in the refrigerator, using the 3/4 cup of stuffing per pound of tur- measure 180º F in the thigh Allow 1 pound of uncooked simple formula: whole turkeys thaw key. Test the internal temperature of and 170º F in the breast. Juices turkey per person from an 8 to 12 at a rate of 4 to 5 pounds per 24 the stuffing as well as the turkey. The should run clear and the drum- pound turkey. Larger birds have a hours. Example: A 15-pound frozen sticks should be soft and move internal temperature in the center of larger proportion of meat to bones, so bird will take 3 to 4 full days to thaw the stuffing should register 160 to easily at the joint. 3/4 pound per person should be suf- in the refrigerator. 165 F. ficient with leftovers for the beloved Speed thawing: keep turkey in When is the turkey done? turkey sandwich or soup. the original tightly sealed bag and By purchasing a larger turkey place in a clean and sanitized sink Since turkey is low in fat and high in protein, the meat is than needed for the holiday feast, or foodservice safe pan. Submerge you can transform holiday extras into in cold water and change the cold sensitive to extreme heat and pro- timesaving meals. Freeze the extra water every 30 minutes. The turkey longed cooking. Loosely place an cooked turkey and you’ll have your will take about 30 minutes per aluminum foil tent over the turkey 802933
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Connolly School students laced up their sneakers and took strides to help fight breast cancer during the school’s sixth annual Breast Cancer Awareness Walk-a-Thon on Oct. 15. At the event, students and faculty dressed were dressed in pink as they walked around the school building perimeter to show their support for the worthy cause. Connolly’s Student Council organized the walk with assistance from advisers Susan Stanco and Monique Vaccaro. The group created a banner that read “Connolly Cares” to mark the occasion. In all, the students raised $565 through pledges, which will be donated to Glen Cove C.A.R.E.S, a not-for-profit agency that provides assistance to residents of Glen Cove and neighboring communities coping with the crisis of cancer.
Connolly students are pictured with a banner they created for the school’s sixth-annual Walk-A-Thon. Photos courtesy of Glen Cove City School District AuthorJohnHancPresentsTheHistoryofJonesBeach Author John Hanc was at the Gold sponsored by Friends of the Gold Coast Coast Public Library recently to discuss Library. the intriguing history of Jones Beach, Hanc told those gathered that Jones which he wrote about in Jones Beach: Beach opened inauspiciously amidst a An Illustrated History. The event is howling sandstorm on August 4, 1929.
Hanc signs a copy of his book for some of the guests (photo by Kevin C. Horton)
In the years since, it has attracted 500 historic landmark. million visitors and become hallowed ground to generations of New Yorkers. Mr. Hanc has written or co-authored Today Jones Beach evokes cherished 13 books. He is a long-time contributing memories of long-spent youth, old writer to Newsday, a contributing editor friends, and departed loved ones. In this for Runner's Magazine and a frequent evocative illustrated book, author John contributor to the New York Times and Hanc explores the traditions, institutions, the Smithsonian. Hanc is an associate controversies, and characters of this professor at NYIT, where he teaches beloved seaside resort, now a state journalism and communications. Week of November 12, 2015 Gold Coast Gazette Page 11
Machida Thank Your project options for the Coles School, To The Editor, an AstroTurf ball field, and continued combat cameraman in the 9th Air Force I would like to thank all those who vigilance on illegal housing and public in Europe and with the First Motion Pic- encouraged, supported, and voted for me. safety. ture Unit. And to those who went to the polls in this It is critically important for me and unusual Glen Cove election, I commend my team to continue to meet the needs of Last Week’s Celebrity you for participating in the democratic the Glen Cove community by listening to your priorities, be willing to make Last week’s celebrity was John Doucette. process. Democracy is a privilege and a duty and you have spoken. difficult decisions for the greater welfare He was the “Sheriff” in John Wayne’s There are huge decisions to be made, of our City and delivering innovative “True Grit” (1969), “Uncle Ben Mc- but as I walked the various districts one programs that bring new services, Canles” in “Nevada Smith” (1966) with thing was evident for sure. Everyone to recreational fun and cultural events to Steve McQueen, and as “Sheriff Monte” whom I have talked wants to improve further enhance the quality of life in in “One More Train to Rob” (1971) with the quality of life in this city. That is Glen Cove. George Peppard and Diana Muldaur. something we all have in common. It takes a “City” of talented and committed individuals to make/keep Glen Many baby-boomers first saw him as the Once again, thank you, Bob Machida Cove strong and I am fortunate to work bad guy in several TV episodes of “The with the best and the brightest. From our This week’s celebrity was born in Wal- Lone Ranger” with Clayton Moore. This Spinello Extends Gratitude City Hall staff to members of the Glen ters, Oklahoma on Dec. 13, 1908. He was a natural role for him considering to Glen Cove Voters; Looking Cove Police Department and Auxiliary was an American theater radio and film his rough looks, commanding presence, Forward To Second Term Police, Department of Public Works, actor. He played mostly character parts and skill with a gun. He was consid- To The Editor, Parks & Recreation, Water and Building ered, by many, to be one of the fastest It is with great gratitude that I thank Departments, Code Enforcement, City over the course of his film career. He Attorney’s Office, Senior Center, Youth draws in Hollywood. His roles, however, Glen Cove voters for their support in our began his acting career on Broadway in recent election. For me, it is a true honor Bureau and the Glen Cove Volunteer Fire went well beyond that stereotype. He the early 1930s before being signed to to serve as the Mayor of Glen Cove and Department, EMS and Harbor Patrol, it a contract by RKO Radio Pictures. He appeared on a variety of TV shows, in- I appreciated the endorsements of the is a pleasure to collaborate with these made his film debt in “A Woman Rebels” cluding “The Fugitive”, “The Roy Rog- Republican, Democratic, Independent, talented individuals to make great things (1936), opposite Katharine Hepburn. He ers Show”, “Bonanza”, “The Virginian”, Conservative and Reform parties as their happen in Glen Cove. eventually was signed by Metro-Goldw- “Hogan’s Heroes”, “Sea Hunt”, “The candidate for this important position. Glen Cove Mayor, Reginald Spinello I am grateful for the support of my yn-Mayer. They began to groom him as Adventures of Superman”, “My Friend Thank You, Glen Cove Flicka”, “Sky King” among many more. wife Coleen, my family, our dedicated a leading man in B movies and provided volunteers and Facebook and lawn sign To The Editor, Between 1959-61, he played “Lt. him with supporting roles. They initially friends who worked tirelessly on the I would like to extend my sincere cast him in roles in films such as “Santa Weston” on the TV series “Lock Up” campaign. While there are so many thanks to my supporters and those that Trail” (1940) with Errol Flynn, Olivia de with MacDonald Carey. He twice played people I would like to thank, I did want believed in my quest as a Democratic Haviland, Raymond Massey and Ronald the Apache chief, Geronimo, on “Tomb- to recognize the contributions of these candidate for Glen Cove City Council. I Regan. stone Territory” and “Death Valley very special individuals who went believe I did my best to run a professional Days”. In 1961, he was cast as “Capt. above and beyond the call of duty to campaign and allow people to learn of He began to hone his acting skills my dedication to their concerns. During Cardiff” in “The Americans”, a 17 epi- help with my campaign – David Zatlin, throughout the early 1940s. He provid- Zefy Christopoulos, my sister Diane and my time doing neighborhood canvasing sode NBC series, starring Darryl Hick- ed a compelling characterization of the daughter Serena, Anthony Pizziatolla, I was pleased to have met the many embattled President Andrew Johnson in man, about how the American Civil War Patricia Yeoman, Millie Sullivan, Tim wonderful people that reside here in “Tennessee Johnson” (1942). He played divided families. He passed away at the Dispensa, Brenda Weck, Pam Zimmer Glen Cove. I plan on continuing to stay opposite Lionel Barrymore who, in the age of 73 on Aug. 16, 1994. and Tom Kenary. involved in all aspects of community role of Congressman Thaddeus Stevens, It is also important to thank all of life in Glen Cove, and will remain a permanent fixture in the audience at failed to have Johnson convicted in an the City Council candidates from the Correct Callers Republican and Democratic parties who both Pre and City Council meetings. I impeachment trial by the slimmest of Rich Reynolds, Don Adams, Mario made it a priority to invest their personal will stay involved and learn firsthand the margins. Our celebrity served during Moccia, Will and Babs Hutchins, Ro- time to listen to our community’s needs, issues that our great city faces. I have WWII in the U.S. Army Air Corps as a berta Pezza share their ideas and support vital City had quite an education during the period initiatives and events that benefited of my campaign and intend to learn even so many not-for-profit organizations more in the future. Again, thank you to in our community. We appreciated the 5.5% of the voters that chose me everyone’s contributions and please when they went to the polls. I remain Looking For Glen Cove High join me in congratulating our re-elected totally humbled and grateful. Council members - Pamela Panzenbeck, Mike Zangari Joseph Capobianco, Timothy Tenke and School Class Of 1966 Efraim Spagnoletti and welcome our Look Who Wound Up Under The new Council members, Nick DiLeo Jr. Bus The 50th Reunion Committee of the Glen Cove and Rodrick Watson. To Councilman To The Editor, Michael Famigletti, we thank you for On January 1, 2014, immediately High School Class of 1966 is looking for classmates’ your eight years of outstanding service following the inauguration of Reggie addresses, phone numbers or e-mail addresses. A to our community. Spinello as Glen Cove’s new mayor, Serving a second term as your Mayor the newly elected mayor and City wonderful reunion gala is planned for next August 20th allows me to maintain the momentum we Council that had just been sworn in held at the Sea Cliff Manor. Please contact Carol Dwyer have achieved. We have held the line on their first City Council meeting. To taxes, tackled illegal housing, attracted virtually everyone’s shock and dismay, Miller at 516-671-8164 ([email protected]) or new businesses, enhanced the quality of Councilman Efraim Spagnoletti, who had the City’s services and communication been swept into office on the Republican Barry Greene ([email protected]) Martha Edgar efforts for our residents and laid the coattails of Mayor Spinello, cast a vote Kraska ([email protected]) or Cindy Forgione groundwork for helping Glen Cove against the new mayor’s choice for his realize a bright future. In fact, that future chief of staff. While the Spagnoletti no Ritchie ([email protected]) will bring light to a project that has vote did not prevent the Mayor from or Phyllis Lotito Malaszewski 516-671-7602. been a vision of Glen Covers for over having his choice of chief, it did signal 20 years – The Glen Cove Waterfront a tone of opposition that carried through – as well as new programs that will evaluate the potential of bringing viable LETTERS continued on page 12 Page 12 Gold Coast Gazette Week of November 12, 2015
companion of Robin Jones. Proud uncle (Dana). Proud grandmother of Philip of twins Jordan and Zaire and other (Sarah), Jennifer & Robert. Visitation nieces and nephews. Special nephew at the Funeral Home of Dodge-Thomas of Jimmy (Ruby), Eddie, Lillie, Shirley Glen Cove, Friday 7-9pm. Service to be Ann and Janet. Dear friend of Daryl, held at the Reformed Church of Locust Sean, Edwin, Mark, Allen, Carlotta, Valley Saturday 10am. Interment Locust Money and many others who will miss Valley Cemetery. Donations may be him dearly. Longtime Iron Worker with made to the Reformed Church of Locust Local 580 NYC. Arrangements entrusted Valley, 115 Ryefield Rd., Locust Valley, to Dodge-Thomas Funeral Home of Glen NY 11560 www.DodgeThomas.com Cove. Funeral Service officiated by Rev. Craig J. Wright at Calvary AME Church JohnMarshall of Glen Cove on Thursday November MARSHALL, John R. of Bayville, NY 12th at 7pm. Visiting hours will be from on November 9, 2015 age 59. Beloved 5-7pm also at the church. Interment husband of Deborah. Loving father of Roslyn Cemetery. www.DodgeThomas. Sabrina. Dear brother of Priscilla. Adored com uncle of Rachel (Darren) and Nicholas. Elizabeth Holaday Proud great uncle of Naomi and Natalie. HOLADAY, Elizabeth H. “Betty” of Visitation and service held at Dodge- Locust Valley, NY on November 7, 2015 Thomas Funeral Home. Interment Age 91. Beloved wife of the Late Sherman Locust Valley Cemetery. Donations may C. Loving mother of Susan H. Converse be made to MSKCC.org
continued from page 10 all the way to the next election. On make the common mistake of voting a Day 1, the new Councilman managed to straight party line instead of principle, declare complete and utter disloyalty to Spagnoletti once again picked up enough the man whose popularity and hard work votes from Mayor Spinello’s popularity had just gotten Spagnoletti elected. to get himself back into office while his For the next 22 months, Mr. Spagnoletti pal, Mr. Gallo, went down to defeat. and his new political pal, Tony Gallo, Obviously, what Mr. Gallo never devoted their energies to undermining the realized was that while he never had new Mayor’s success in office whenever any realistic chance of beating Mayor the opportunity arose. As a result of this Spinello, Spagnoletti could cash in for infidelity, the Republican Party refused himself if Gallo created an opposition to endorse them for reelection. Mr. party that could give Spagnoletti enough Gallo’s response? He declared himself additional votes to get him over the finish a candidate for Mayor, put together his line while his leader and pal could never own slate of City Council candidates, reach it. Obituaries and then, together with Spagnoletti, And that’s exactly what happened. forced a Republican primary which Gallo went down to defeat, as expected, while Spagnoletti, who’d encouraged Rosina E. Roberts Also many grandchildren and great Gallo promptly proceeded to lose while Spagnoletti squeeked out a 5th place win Gallo to create the new Glen Cove Rosina E. Roberts of Panama City, grandchildren. She is survived by siblings United Party, parlayed his Republican Panama and longtime resident of Glen Conrad Hoyte and Georgina Hoyte, to get himself on the Republican line. With his name thus on the Republican primary win into a personal success. Cove on November 4, 2015 age 88. Born as well as her precious niece Miriam Had Mr. Gallo only known how it would (whom share the same birthday)and line, Spagnoletti then stuck it to the June 14, 1927 in Panama, she was the Republicans again by joining Gallo in all play out, the Glen Cove United Party many other nieces and nephews. She was daughter of Conrad Hoyte and Rhoda creating another party - the so-called Glen might well have been named the Efraim Miller. In her late 20’s, Rosina met and preceded in death by her parents Conrad Cove United Party. What this meant, of Spagnoletti Re-election Party. When married Laurence Larry or Tex) Roberts, in 1972, Rhoda in 1946 and her siblings course, was that in the general election, you think about it, if Tony Gallo had while he was stationed at Fort Clayton Dorcas, John, Juanita, Julian and Rhoda. the hapless Mr. Gallo would only appear refused to buy in to the foolishness of in the late 50’s, then emigrated to the Visitation will be held on Tuesday, Nov. on one line, while Spagnoletti would trying to unseat a popular mayor and just United States in 1960. 10 1030am-1230pm, followed by a be on two. It was, in effect, the perfect run for re-election to his own Council Rosina loved attending church services Funeral Service at 1230pm at Dodge- politically schizophrenic storm for seat, it would be Mr. Gallo, an otherwise and praising the Lord. Thomas Funeral Home, Glen Cove, NY Spagnoletti. By running with Mayor popular fellow, who would be getting She is survived by 5 children: Lorin, with Pastor Jim Phegley. Interment at Spinello on the Republican line while sworn in this coming January 1 while Wendy, Glenn, Sheila and Dale. Pinelawn Memorial Park. simultaneously running with Tony Gallo Mr. Spagnoletti would be out looking for on the opposition Glen Cove United a new job. JohnMartignetti line, Spagnoletti essentially declared On January 1, 2016, Mr. Spagnoletti Martignetti, John P. of Glen Cove on that he was in favor of Mayor Spinello’s will raise his right hand to take the oath of North Shore office while Mr. Gallo will be using both November 6, 2015. Beloved husband of initiatives while he was simultaneously hands to pull himself out from under the Monuments Flo. Devoted father of George (Jane) and against them. Put another way, by Plaques and Sandblasting running on politically opposing lines, bus where he was thrown when someone the late John P. Jr. Loving grandfather told him that creating a new party to run of George (Amanda), Christine (Eric), Spagnoletti established himself as a politician who stands for nothing but his a race he couldn’t ever win was a good QUALITY WORKMANSHIP Anthony (Jessica), Michael (Erika) and idea. FOR FOUR GENERATIONS the great grandfather of Valentina and own election. On Election Day, Mr. Spagnoletti only Friendship in politics, it seems, has no Giorgio. Funeral Mass at the Church limits. Quality Granite In All Colors of St. Patrick. Interment Locust Valley received 61% of the insurgent Gallo Party votes. Had this been his only Michael A. Levy Work done in all cemeteries Cemetery. McLaughlin Kramer Megiel line, Spagnoletti would have handily Funeral Home. lost his seat. But, in an odd twist of Grateful and Continuing the 759-2156 fate, he picked up enough votes on the Momentum. TobyBrister Republican line to give him a victory. To The Editor, Showroom: BRISTER, Toby lifelong resident of Glen Intellectually, it was impossible for a “Thank you” does not nearly 677 Cedar Swamp Rd. Cove, NY on November 5th, 2015 age 45. voter to support both Reggie Spinello express my gratitude for the support I Brookville, N.Y. 11545 Beloved son of Mary Boykins and Willie. and Spagnoletti in the same election received during this past election. I am Mon-Fri: 10am to 6pm Loving brother of Kiesha Boykins-John because they are politically polar overwhelmed with appreciation. Too Saturdays 4pm (closed Sunday) (Emerson) and David Boykins. Devoted opposites. But because so many voters LETTERS coitinued on page 13 Week of November 12, 2015 Gold Coast Gazette Page 13 Gold Coast Classifieds
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So, I am sending out a personal service contracts under Again, thank you all so Please be advised that pursuant 2. GIGI SPA CORP. d/b/a OGI single, tremendous “Thanks!” to $25,000 to be reviewed without much for your support. And, to a Resolution of the Board of SPA - everyone who campaigned for legislative approval or review. congratulations to my fellow commissioners, the Board of Consideration of a proposed me, shared my accomplishments Elections shall meet on November amendment to the existing Special Another is a resolution co- elected officials who were either 23, 2015, between the hours of Use to permit a full service Spa with their friends and neighbors introduced by my office on the re-elected or are starting their 6:00pm and 9:00 pm at the office including massage at 91 School or simply cast their vote for effects of and active solutions first term in office. This is going of the Glenwood Water District, 6 Street, Glen Cove, N.Y., as shown me. I’m very pleased that the to greenhouse gas emission and to be an exciting two years. Third Street, Glenwood Landing, on the Nassau County Land and campaign for the 11th District global climate change in NC. If As always, I encourage my New York for the purpose of Tax !- ap as Legislature seat was clean on passed, the County will adopt constituents to contact me with preparing the rolls of registered Section 51, Block 69, Lot 76 both sides. voters of the Glenwood Water and located in the B-1 Central New York State’s Climate Smart any comments or questions they District. Commercial District as per the Everyone who knows me Communities Pledge. may have. My office number The annual election of the Zoning Code of the City of Glen knows I am tenacious when it My office continues to work is 516-571-6211 and my email Glenwood Water District will be Cove. comes to things I’m passionate on a variety of Community Grant address is dderiggiwhitton@ held on the Second Tuesday of 3. LUIGI CERULLO for about. That tenacity has me very Program (CRP) initiatives and nassaucountyny.gov. I look December 2015, between the hours MANILU HOLDING CORP. eager to complete the important other types of County funding forward to hearing from you. of 6:00pm and 9:00pm at the Water Applicant proposes to construct a community projects that were District Office, 6 Third Street, 2,500 s.f. one-story commercial that focus on the environment, Nassau County Legislator Glenwood Landing, New York building to be used for a convenience started during my last term and children, seniors and veterans, Delia DeRiggi-Whitton 11547. store at 73 Cedar Swamp Road, to begin many new projects we as well as our communities’ BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF Glen Cove, N.Y. , as shown on the have planned and will continue COMMISSIONERS Nassau County Land & Tax Map as to propose. Kenneth S. Uihlein, Secretary of Section 22, Block 20, Lots 6 & 7, Just a handful of initiatives the Board and located in the B-2 Peripheral our office was able to secure Answer to last weeks Crossword ------x Commercial District as per the CITY OF GLEN COVE Zoning Code of the City of Glen funding for that was recently PLANNING BOARD NOTICE OF Cove. or will soon be completed 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 0 1 1 1 2 1 3 PUBLIC HEARING Dated: November 6, 2015 are: in Port Washington, a M A L T S I G M A L O A M 1 4 1 5 1 6 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a THOMAS J. SCOTT Chairman children’s play area for the A NOA I DLER A RIA 1 7 1 8 1 9 PUBLIC HEARING will be GLEN COVE Baywalk in the Village of Port Y ETI M EANT P ARR held by the Glen Cove Planning PLANNING BOARD North; in Roslyn, base, seating 2 0 2 1 2 2 Board on Tuesday, November 17, ------x A WILL IAMSSI STER and winter protection for the 2 3 2 4 2015, at 7:30 p.m. , at the Council S ILL N EEDY Mackey Horse statue in Gerry 2 5 2 6 2 7 2 8 2 9 3 0 Chambers, City Hall, D A P PLE A M E ND 9 Glen Street, Glen Cove, N.Y., Pond Park; and, in Glen Cove, 3 1 3 2 3 3 3 4 3 5 when all interested persons will helping to beautify its downtown A VAIL A PER E Y E 3 6 3 7 3 8 3 9 be given an opportunity to express For Gazette advertising with lovely streetscaping and D ISNEY CHARA C TER their views on the following 4 0 4 1 4 2 bike racks, a new turnout van A DS E MIT D INGS applications: 4 3 4 4 4 5 1. FRIENDS ACADEMY - for the Fire Department and H A WED D OTAGE 4 6 4 7 4 8 4 9 Applicant proposes an addition capital improvements to the O R I EL A URA information call 5 0 5 1 5 2 5 3 5 4 5 5 5 6 of three new class rooms and a Senior Citizens Center. Being V OCALI S T FREDD I E stairwell to the existing Middle able to bring these kinds of 5 7 5 8 5 9 School of Friends Academy located public improvements to the E MIR C OHOE E RNS 6 0 6 1 6 2 at 270 Duck Pond Road, communities in my district is R ENT O LIOS L ADS Glen Cove, N.Y., as shown on the 671-2360 6 3 6 4 6 5 Nassau County Land & Tax Map as one of the most rewarding parts T OGS N ESTS S TYE Section 23, Block F, Lots 204, 709, of my job. 1737 and 1739, and located in the I am eager to have two Page 14 Gold Coast Gazette Week of November 12, 2015 CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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