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By DANIEllE AGoGlIA was a referral.” [email protected] Panzenbeck agreed. “The vote was not regarding our The Glen Cove City Council opinions of the project,” she voted 3-3 at its meeting on June said, “but simply for informa- 27 not to refer an application tion from the agency that has for a change in zoning at 115 expertise in this matter.” Glen St. to the city planning The current maximum densi- board. Mayor Reggie Spinello, ty of the downtown area is 50 Councilman Nich- residential units olas DiLeo Jr. and per acre. The devel- C o u n c i l w o m a n opers of 115 Glen Pamela Panzen- t’s just so S t r e e t O w n e r s beck supported outside of what Corp. — Alec Orn- the resolution, I stein, Cliff Fetner while Councilmen we would permit and investment Efraim Spagnolet- group G4 Capital ti, Timothy Tenke downtown that Bridge — are look- Tab Hauser/Herald and Roderick Wat- I don’t think it ing to increase the WHEN THE FERRy left at 6:35 a.m. from Glen Cove, the weather could not have been better. son opposed it. density limit to C o u n c i l m a n needs to go to the more than 75 units Joseph Capobian- per acre so they co was absent. planning board. can build 39 units Glen Cove’s two ferries The City Coun- on a half-acre of cil makes deci- TIM TENKE property. sions on changes Glen Cove city The proposed in zoning, while councilman workforce housing set sail without incident the Zoning Board development is of Appeals han- targeted at young dles variances — p r o f e s s i o n a l s By DANIEllE AGoGlIA 73 Garvies Point Road to be On the first day of service, exceptions to local zoning laws. returning home from college, [email protected] used as an alternate means of about 100 passengers boarded “I thought it was very nar- couples and single adults look- travel to Manhattan for com- the two ferries, which together row-minded not to get their ing for downtown living. The The water in Glen Cove muters from July through can carry more than 300 people. opinion on the project,” Spinel- developers’ attorney, Kathleen creek shimmered in the early- September. The LIRR is hon- The New York Cruise Line ferry lo said, referring to the plan- Deegan Dickson, said it is morning sunlight at 6 a.m. on oring all valid tickets on the left Glen Cove at 6:10 a.m. and ning board. “It was defeated, intended to clean up underuti- Monday, with small waves roll- ferry service. headed to Wall Street, and the but nothing was really defeat- lized property that doesn’t fit in ing in behind the inaugural The Metropolitan Trans- Patriot II, operated by National ed, because all it was asking for CONTINUED ON PAGE 4 Long Island Rail Road ferry as portation Authority managed Ferry Company, departed at 6:35 it pulled up to the dock. to pull together the temporary a.m. for 34th Street. To help mitigate the delays service in less than a month, Local leaders set their and cancellations resulting and Glen Cove city officials alarms a little earlier in order from LIRR summer repair see it as a trial run for the per- to make appearances at the work, the City of Glen Cove manent ferry they would like dock. “It exceeded our expec- offered the ferry terminal at to see become a reality. CONTINUED ON PAGE 12 2 July 13, 2017 — GLEN COVE HERALD GAZETTE acrossthe world and backed him onrecord- keyboard,andhaveJoelBilly touredwith Richiedrums;Cannata,andto, saxophone sell Javors, guitar and vocals; Liberty DeVit- the endLanding of Road. p.m.in Morgan Park, on Germaine Street at Plaza,is free to the public and begins at 7:30 show, sponsoredStreet. WheatleyTheby ownRichie Cannata and52nd The Lords of Cove’sGlenfeaturing Band JoelBilly the merMusic Festival will present Legends of Music FestivalMusic ParkSummer Morgan The Lords of 52ndStreet TheLords Members,of Rus- Sunday,On ParkSum-MorganJuly16, to bringbackthesegood jobs. families and calling on Clare Rose out against attacks on our working replaced in protest. Long Island is speaking permanently workers when they went on strike and pension, workers its ended and company illegally cut drivers’ wages by The 30% 23rd. April since strike on the been have Island, Long for Rose, distributor Clare Anheuser-Busch at Workers TEAMSTER LOCAL812 Pearsall Hall, Parish Avenue, Patrick’s St. Glen in Cove. held be will concerttherain, eventwelcome.of the In chairsyouand wish.picnic Childrenif areor blanket a Bring stars. the under ment entertain- family of eveningwonderful a regularly. Fame and of have since performed together IslandHallMusicinductionLongthe into 52ndStreet Lords reunitedof fortheir 2014 52nd of Street Lords for The DeVitto, name the Cannata coined and Ramone, Javors. ings since his 1976 hit album “Turnstiles.” For further information, call (516) 671-0017, Come on down to Morgan Park and enjoy Following30-yeara separation, Phil the three producer record Legendary BRIEFS Morgan Park Summer Music Festival.www.morganparkmusic.orgFacebookorat [email protected],email visit milliongallons daya are pumped from this projectedthe30+ water.fresh If sourceof peopleof in Western Nassau with their only intothe same aquifer that provides tap thatmillions Queens in wellsre-open possibly NewYork City is re-applying water.drinkingits for a permitof future tothe to threat fresh water supply water fresh our to threat critical A Long Island is facing a very serious serious very a facing is Island Long

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Photos by Elisa Dragotto/Herald PEOPLE BROUGHT CHAIRS, blankets, coolers and food to Morgan Park to enjoy the music on the beautiful summer evening. The 58th Morgan Park Summer Music Festival

The Morgan Park Summer Music Kenton and other big band icons. Festival is celebrating it’s 58th season A highlight of Swingtime Big Band’s this year. Morgan Park opening concert was a Each summer, the volunteer commit- salute to Dizzy Gillespie and Buddy Rich, tee raises money through donations to each of whom would be celebrating a put on the free concert series adored by 100th birthday this year if they were still the community. This year, the series alive. Vocalists Costanzo and Ruth also opened with Swingtime Big Band, a payed tribute to the late Ella Fitzgerald 20-piece swing era jazz ensemble. Led by and late Dean Martin, each of whom Steve Shaiman with vocalists Jerry would have been 100 this year. Costanzo and Bobbie Ruth, Swingtime The free concerts begin at 7:30 p.m. presents hits from the Great American every Sunday in July and August. For Songbook, as made famous by Count more information visit http://www.mor- Basie, Artie Shaw, Tommy Dorsey, Stan ganparkmusic.org.

CAROL ZITO AND Bill Ragona danced to the music at Morgan Park while decked out in MICHAEL AND VOULA Coyle enjoyed the music of Swingtime Big Band at the first patriotic ensembles. Morgan Park Summer Music Festival concert of 2017. 4 July 13, 2017 — GLEN COVE HERALD GAZETTE all could in downtown thoughtfulness go just City the Deegan on zoning cation of just one parking spot per unit, per spot parking one just of cation allo- the was project proposed the with CONTINUED FROMPAGEFRONT CONTINUED Center. Senior LOCATION, PROJECT THE don’t think that’s the right way to do it,” do wayto that’sright the think don’t developers want to amend the current current the amend to want developers for the proposed density increase. “It’s “It’s increase. density proposed the for small too is property the that said date, setting a precedent, without having the the having without precedent, a setting bedroom apartments, 18 one-bedrooms one-bedrooms 18 apartments, bedroom the downtown anymore. the density increase? Property too small for addition, any developers seeking the the seeking developers any addition, and 15studios. permit from the planning board. In In board. planning the from permit percent of their project to workforce workforce to project their of percent 50 dedicate to required be would permit housing, up from the city’s current 10 10 current city’s the from up housing, percent standard. Glen Cove, and I don’t think that area that think don’tCove, I Glen and to the planning board,” he said. “I’m said. he board,” planning the to a smaller parcel only with a special special a with only parcel smaller a for workforce and affordable housing workforceaffordable for and Another concern Tenke said he had had he said Tenke concern Another W cud o o vracs bt I but variances, for go could “We Rather than request a variance, the the variance, a request than Rather ek, Dmcai myrl candi- mayoral Democratic a Tenke, The initial proposal included six two- six included proposal initial The zoning board making decisions and and decisions making board zoning so outside of what we would permit permit wouldwewhat of outside so Councilshouldreally bedoing.” sustainthat.” law to allow for higher density density higher for allow to law Dickson said. “Then you’d haveyou’d “Then said. Dickson that I don’t think it needs to needs it think don’t I that and planning that the the that planning and 115 Glen St., is across the street from the Glen Cove Cove Glen the from street the across is St., Glen 115 could use some upgrading and some some and upgrading some use could which is nine fewer spaces than is is than spaces fewer required code. underthecurrent nine is which center across the street from the proper-the from street the across center improvements.” improvements.” the developers would make some some make would developers the — was in favor of it in that form,” Spi- form,” that in it of favor in was — and what that something is I’m not not area I’m that know is “I said. Spinello sure,” something that what and housing for thosethat are here?” ty, the developers could build housing housing build could developers the ty, o’ hn noe—icuigmsl myself including — anyone think don’t hne ad umt nte applica- another submit and changes Council at one of their pre-council pre-council their Deegan feedback,” of some get to meetings one at Council developments geared toward attracting attracting toward geared developments able there?” there?” able tion. “That area could use something, something, use could area “That tion. before press time. the modify we’ll “And said. Dickson nuho ta;wa bu oetp fthat;whatof type aboutsome of enough done we’ve say “I Watson. said people,” for seniors. hy hn mgt e esbe r work- or feasible be might think they respond to requests for comments comments for requests to respond that seemstobewarranted.” plan if nello said. “What better way than to to than what see and way board planning the to talk better “What said. nello “I see a lot of the new, incoming incoming new, the of lot a see “I “We’re hoping to meet with the City City the with meet to hoping “We’re He suggested that with the senior senior the with that suggested He He added that it was most likely that that likely most was it that added He Te rjc a i ws rsne, I presented, was it as project “The DiLeo and Spagnoletti did not not did Spagnoletti and DiLeo Courtesy Laurie Huenteo Laurie Courtesy

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THE WEEK AHEAD Mill Neck Manor hosts 5 Nearby things to do this week ‘A Very Gatsby Evening’ GLEN COVE HERALD GAZETTE — July 13, 2017

Stirring sounds with the Mill Neck Manor was decked out with glitter and gold for its exclusive event, “A Pierrot Consort Very Gatsby Evening, Lecture with Prohi- The acclaimed Pierrot Consort, LIU Post’s faculty ensemble- bition-era Cocktails” on June 1. Guests in-residence, opens LIU Post’s Chamber Music Festival, Fri- walked into the Tudor revival mansion day, July 14. The ensemble, featuring Susan Deaver, flute; dressed to the nines in their 1920’s attire Dale Stuckenbruck, violin; Veronica Salas, viola; Maureen boasting sequined headpieces, fringed dresses and three-piece suits. Hynes, cello and Heawon Kim, piano are joined by festival Gatsby-era cocktails were filled to the faculty member Nam-Sook Choei Lee, violinist. The dynam- gold-trimmed brim and handed to guests ic program of French chamber music includes works by Debussy, Ravel, Castéréde and Faure, with as they arrived. Immersing themselves appearances by the renowned Stanley Drucker, former principal clarinet of the New York Philharmonic, in the ambience of 1920’s high society and Barbara Allen, principal harpist of American Ballet Theatre Orchestra. Info: (516) 299-3100. life with the exquisite Mill Neck Manor as the backdrop, they enjoyed a lecture from esteemed Gold Coast historian and writer, Orin Z. Finkle, which featured a Cinema in the streets presentation filled with a variety of old Bring your family and a few chairs to watch this photographs and stories from the early 1900s about North Shore mansions and Photos by Ryan Hedlund/Herald week’s movie “Moana” on Saturday, July 15 at their owners. 8:30 p.m. in downtown Glen Cove on School All proceeds from the event benefited DAWN DERISI MADE a grand entrance in Street. Starring Auli'i Cravalho and Dwayne “The the Mill Neck Family of Organizations true Gatsby Era style during intermission of Rock” Johnson, an adventurous teenager and a serving Deaf children and adults with Orin Finkle’s lecture on Gold Coast estates former demigod sail across the ocean in an other disabilities. at the Mill Neck fundraiser. action-packed voyage. Rated PG. 113 minutes. Info: (516) 676-2000.

A salute to the ‘Piano Man’ in Morgan Park Glen Cove’s own Richie Cannata and The Lords of 52nd Street will rock Morgan Park when Billy Joel’s former bandmates visit Morgan Park with some lively tunes under the stars, on Sunday, July 16, at 7:30 p.m. Richie Cannata on saxophone and key- board with bandmates Russell Javors on guitar and vocals, Liberty DeVitto on drums, toured extensively with Joel and have backed him on recordings since the 1976 hit album “Turnstiles.” Join them for a dynamic evening devoted to the Piano Man’s ‘New York State of Mind.” Info: (516) 671-0017, visit www.morganpark- music.org or find the concert on Facebook at Morgan Park Summer Music Festival.

Energy efficiency with Long Island Green Homes William Achnitz of Long Island Green Homes will teach you how you can lower your energy bills at the Glen Cove Public Library on Monday, July 17 at 7 p.m. Achnitz will also share some tips on areas where your home is wasting energy, and how to make your home more com- fortable and energy efficient. Long Island Green Homes works with community-based organizations that are contracted through the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority in an effort to improve energy usage. Info (516) 676-2130.

Cheesy chicken empanadas for kids Learn how to make yummy chicken empanadas from scratch at the Gold Coast Public Library in Glen Head on Tuesday, July 18 at 4 p.m. Children will measure, chop and mix all the ingredients. Then, they will learn how to use empanada wrappers and MARJORIE KORNREICH, LEFT, Maura Burns, and Kathleen Clark got into the spirit of then bake at home. Info: (516) 759-8300. the evening. 6 July 13, 2017 — GLEN COVE HERALD GAZETTE recipient the of Thorp Award. American football teams. He was the 1966 Shore, All-County, All-Long Islandnamed and toAll- the All-Division, All-South ketball and baseball. In 1966, Koegel was ford High School, he played football, bas- him in Lakeview. alist in 1996. He has a street named after1994 and 1995, and the Olympic Gold Med and 1988. He became the USA champion in State champion in the 400m hurdles in 1987School graduate, Adkins was the New York top defenseman in Nassau County. American team as a senior, and named wasthe voted to the U.S. Lacrosse H.S. iron.All- A four-year varsity lacrosse player,time All-County he linebacker on the grid- Farmingdale High School, he was a two- time All-County volleyball player.RBIs in only 19 games. She was also a two-Long Island-record 14 home runs and 52 High School. As a senior, she hit .796Boyd with was a a 1990 graduate East of Meadow College and the NFL’s Detroit Lions. in Nassau County. He went on to Bostonthe Thorp Award as the top football playerConference II championship while earning Boyd helped lead the Eagles to the 1989 for Valley Stream Central High School, American selected from Long Islandsports. in She1984. became the first U.S.and was Lacrosse a four-year All- varsity uatedmember from in both Manhasset High Schoolboth inbasketball 1985 and lacrosse, Gallagher grad- All-Division honors on the basketball court.Division baseball player and twice earnedShore High School. He was a three-time theAll- best athlete in the history North of to this day the 1968 graduate is regarded as HANK BJORKLUND: WARREN KOEGEL: DERRICK ADKINS: ATHLETES SCOTTIE GRAHAM: CRYSTAL BOYD: [email protected] By TONYBELLISSIMO Nassau H.S. athletics Hall of Fame grows DANIELLE GALLAGHER: STEPHEN BOYD: JOHN DeTOMMASO: and coaches the of 2017 class. athletesthe breakdownClub.Here’saof CresttheatheldHollowSept.27 Country be willceremony induction Ancoaches. 10 and athletes 13 including inductees, 31 of composed is class year’s This ers. playNFLnumerous formerand Adkins recently byOlympic gold medalist Coliseum, hurdler Derrick announcedits third Nassau inductees, class of led new Fame, icssoonHalllocatedbetoof atthe Long Beach High School who excelled in The N assau County High School Athlet- A star on the softball field, A giant on the gridiron A 1998 Malverne High A 1967 graduate Sea- of A 1987 graduate of A A 1982 graduate of three- sport star and A pure scorer in - - HERALD to amass over 500 career wins. crowns. He is the only coach in the countyers to five county titles and two L.I. for 37 years and has guided the Lady Dal-ingdale High School girls’ basketball coach vault. also a New York State champion in thegames pole — two in each sport. Mackey was court, the Tigers lost a total only of four his time on the gridiron and basketball awarded the Thorp Award in 1958. DuringSchool 1959 grad was a three-sport star and DON McCAULEY: GEORGE A. CRAIG: JOHN MACKEY: champion. champion and a two-time New York Stateclose out. He was a three-time Section 101-4-1, VIIIof including 58-0 with 43 pins to on the wrestling mat with a varsity recordmore JFK High School, Hunte dominated RUSS CELLAN: COACHES PETER CERRONE: DON McPHERSON: yards) in school history. record for the longest touchdown catch ty(97 in both. He still holds the Garden Citywas named All-North Shore and All-Coun- member for three years in each sport, andbaseball and football. He was a varsity den City High School, McCauley played BILLY WILSON: STEVEN HUNTE: ning the county title and Rutgers Cup in back at Syracuse University. on to become an All-American quarter- defense, he picked 10 off passes. He went 1,165 yards and ran for 1,055 yards. Onson, the Thorp Award winner, threwfootball for career. In his senior year,West HempsteadMcPher- High School had a stellar State champion. wrestling mat, he was a 1987 New Yorkand the NFL’s Minnesota Vikings. Onback the and went on to play for Ohio Statecan football honors as a senior running captured All-Long Island and All-Ameri- football, wrestling and lacrosse. Graham won 131 games under his direction, win- coached multiple sports. The football teamAthletic Director from 1929-64. He also greats, Craig was the Baldwin High School championships and five RutgersNassau Cups. County titles, five Longdirection, Island the Red Devils haveall coachingwon seven record 213-98-3. of Underhead footballhis coach for 31 years has an over- won 16 varsity letters. the Thorp Award in 1943. In all, Wilsonnamed All Scholastic in 1942-1944. He wonto play football for the school and was School. He was the first African-American lete in the history Lawrence of High BRINGING LOCALSPORTSHOMEEVERY WEEK Freeport High School’s Arguably the greatest ath- A 1973 graduate Bell- of This Hempstead High A 1967 graduate Gar- of Has served as the Farm- n fOnethe of all-time The 1983 graduate of SPORTS her squads won two L.I. titles. 1974. Her volleyball record was 461-87 andand the New York State championshipteams in to six division titles, one countyHempstead title High School. She led the track track and field and volleyball at Westschools. Beginning in 1971, she coached across three sports, coaching at three high Hintz’ boys’ soccer teams at The Wheatley BECKY CRAWFORD: Class A crowns in basketball. 1948 and 1953. He won three South Shore BOYDSTEPHEN STARRED 218-0 record. went undefeated in league matches with a from 2000-16. From 2004-16, the Lady Chiefscounty championship 17 straight years High School since 1988. Her teams won a the girls’ volleyball coach at MassapequaCAROL ANN HABEEB-KIEL: ANGELO GIUGLIANO: BERNARD HINTZ: the Rutgers Cup. county titles. His 1977 and 1983 teams wonHis squads won seven league and three Giugliano led his team to a 97-25-1 record.ry. During his tenure at New Hydeschool Park, football programs in Nassau histo- coached onethe of most successful high From 1972-2006, all She made her mark From 1969-1983, he at V.S.NFL. the in and Central,College Boston She has been Meadow High School baseball program and NYS titles in 1997. and won three, including the Long Islandships, appeared in seven Nassau finals,The Jets won 14 conference champion- was named “Coach the of Year” 15 times. His career record was 501-281-10, and he flourished under the leadership Sicoli. of KENNETH SICOLI: county champions. state wrestling champions and over 20 a NYS title in 1986. Shippos coached fourfour dual meet county championships, and his 35 years and totaled 355 career wins,wrestling teams at Baldwin High School STEVE SHIPPOS: in title. crowns, a Long Island title, and a regionalrecord 321-86-1, of including five county onships. In softball, Nocella had a career59 record, including four county champi- volleyball court, she led her teams to a Wantagh278- High School dominated. On the Nocella’s volleyball and softball teamsFRANCINE NOCELLA: at titles in 1997 and 2004. career. He led his soccer teams to twoholds NYS the Nassau record for most wins inSchool a did was win. With 326 victories, he He coached premier For 33 years, the East From 1973-1992, Courtesy Detroit Lions Detroit Courtesy 7 GLEN COVE HERALD GAZETTE — July 13, 2017

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Photos by Elisa Dragotto/Herald MEMBERS OF SAFE were joined by Mayor Reggie Spinello, center, and Legislator Delia DeRiggi-Whitton, second from left, at Morgan Park at the annu- al Family Awareness Day. SAFE’s Family Awareness Day big success

SAFE’s Family Aware- ness Day held at Morgan Park on June 11 once again offered something for everyone. Created 10 years ago to promote fami- ly unity and a substance abuse free environment, the day included several vendors, food, face paint- ing and music. Also, there were members of Glen Cove EMS, Glen Cove Fire Department and the Glen Cove Police Department. Every family had the opportunity to try and win a raffle prize and like last year, there was also a bicy- KOSTA AND VASILI cle stunt show performed Tsirkas, 8, and 5 had by professional stunt a blast playing a bean cyclist Chris Clark, who engaged youth in a discus- bag game. sion about making healthy choices and living a drug PATRICIA HOLMAN free lifestyle. SAFE, Inc. AND Ava Beaulieu, 11, disseminated alcohol and enjoyed the lunch substance abuse literature provided. to help raise awareness in the community regarding youth drug and alcohol MARCUS COLON WAS given a close look at prevention. the equipment used in an emergency truck with Rebecca Omaggio of Glen Coves EMS. 10 July 13, 2017 — GLEN COVE HERALD GAZETTE Gold CoastPublic Library, 50Railroad Defensive driving class 671-0017. Street featuringRichieCannata. (516) Glen Cove, 7:30 p.m. The Lordsof52nd Morgan MemorialPark, St, Germaine Morgan Park SummerMusicFestival the skillsemphasized. (516)676-2130. ber recognitionandtyingwillbesomeof garten. Cutting, pasting, letterandnum- on reinforcingskillsneededforKinder- ans, parentandchild willwork together Ave., GlenCove, 11a.m. Ledby librari- Glen Cove PublicLibrary, 4GlenCove Kindergarten Readiness Workshop performing. [email protected]. p.m. Quickdraw, band, willbe acountry 10 West HarbourDrive, Bayville, 8to10 Bayville Series SummerConcert (516) 313-1683. all ages, skills, andstylesarewelcome. Louis delPretewillbethere. Dancersof 74 Audrey Ave., OysterBay. 7to9p.m. Dancing intheStreet details. (516)759-6970. soundslive.org listingsandfull forartist municipal garage. www.downtown-Visit Bring seating. Free parkinginnearby with MistyMountain. Freeadmission. Streets, GlenCove, 7:30p.m. Kamellot Intersection ofGlen, School, andBridge Downtown Sounds 8300. (516)759- hour ofcommunityservice. home. willreceive one All participants donated tobeputinaveteran’s new homemade homedecorthatwillthenbe CraftwillteachyouEarth how tomake andLeslieSattlerfromGreen library Ave., GlenHead, 7to8p.m. Cometothe Gold CoastPublicLibrary, 50Railroad Thanking ourvets ing. American LegionPost 76monthlymeet- 2nd Floor, GlenCove, 11a.m. GlenCove Glen Cove SeniorCenter, 130GlenSt., American Legion Post 76meeting ogy. Association featuring The LazyDogs/Tril- Cliff, 7p.m. Hostedby theSeaCivic Memorial Park, 130Prospect Ave, Sea Sunset Serenade (516) 671-4290. from thisgroup ofpoetsandwriters. work inprogress andget somefeedback Ave., 6:30to7:30p.m. Bringinyour Sea Cliff Village Library, 300SeaCliff workshopwithMattCuriale Poetry 628-4300. yourReserve seattoday! RSVP:(516) cial guestspeaker. Seatingislimited. story. willalsofeatureaspe- The forum individuals andshareyour own unique relationships withotherhearingimpaired Road, MillNeck, 11to12p.m. Form Center forHearingHealth, 40FrostMill Group Hearing HealthSupport Saturday, July15 Thursday, July13 Monday, July17 Sunday, July16 Friday, July14 COMMUNITY CALENDAR (516) 759-8300. receive thediscountonyour insurance. class. You mustattendbothclassesto accepted. oneofatwo part This ispart at timeofregistration. Cashisnot payable toEmpireSafetyCouncilisdue 60 andolder. A non-refundablecheck up toage 60and$33fordrivers ages insured drivers. The feeis$38fordrivers course isdesignedforalllicensedand Ave., GlenHead, 5:45to8:45p.m. This meditation, thinkingcreatively, communi- gratitude. We willpracticehow touse of peace, love, wisdom, co-creativityand based ondevelopment ofinnerqualities explore thepossibilitiesofhappiness “Toward a World ofHappiness” will ram Road, Locust Valley, 7to8:30p.m. Locust Valley PublicLibrary, 170Buck- Toward a World ofHappiness Annex. (516)759-8300. games, games toplay with teensatthe your favorite boardgames andcard Ave., GlenHead, 7to8:30p.m. Bring Gold CoastPublicLibrary, 50Railroad Game nightbuddies tion issuggested. (516)676-2130. book signingwillfollow thetalk. Registra- own. anda Refreshmentswillbeserved of anew beginningandalifeto calltheir who’ve cometotheBig Apple insearch City, pastandpresent, andthewomen “The Dollhouse” pays tributetoNew York Davis.Fiona Davis’ exquisitedebutnovel a lively discussionaswe hostauthor Ave., GlenCove, 2p.m. Come joinusfor Glen Cove PublicLibrary, 4GlenCove Author visit The Lordsof52ndStreet Hall ofFame andhave together sinceperformed regularly. Following a30-year Formoreinformation, separation, call(516)671-0017. thethreeLordsof52ndStreetreunitedfortheir2014inductionintoLongIslandMusic toured theU.S., Europeand Australia andbacked himonmany recordings. on saxophoneandkeyboard—have touredwithBillyJoel andhave backed himonrecordingssince1976. BillyJoel,With they day, July16, at7:30p.m. The band—featuringRussellJavors onguitarandvocals, ondrums, DeVitto andRichieCannata Liberty Jam toclassictunesfromBillyJoel as attheMorganThe Lordsof52ndStreetperform Park Summer Music Festival onSun- Tuesday, July18 gram. All welcome! (516)671-1837. Registration requestedforthisfreepro- what ismeaningfulandfulfillingforyou. cating compassionately, andidentifying 8300. painting Christina’s World. (516)759- by Andrew Wyeth’s mysteriousandiconic of friendship, passion, andart, inspired Train”, astunningandatmosphericnovel author ofthesmashbestseller “Orphan number oneNew York bestselling Times World by ChristinaBaker Kline. Fromthe Ave., GlenHead, 2p.m. A Pieceofthe Gold CoastPublicLibrary, 50Railroad Good ReadswithSarah Siegel Gold CoastPublic Library, 50Railroad BringyourAve., favorite GlenHead, board games andcardgames from7to8:30 p.m. on Tuesday, July11 atthe Game nightbuddies Wednesday, July19 ed. All welcome. (516)671-1837. are onhandtohelpbeginnersget start- Bring aprojectorcomeforideas. Experts first andthird Wednesday ofeach month. Valley QuiltersandKnittersmeetonthe ram Road, Locust Valley, 1to3:30p.m. Locust Valley PublicLibrary, 170Buck- Valley QuiltersandKnitters Jean (516)759-9610 Quartarolo are$5.Tickets Forreservations, contact for thefirstCircleofFriendsyear. Street, 6to9p.m. Join theseniorcenter Glen Cove SeniorCenter, 130Glen Circle offriends gmail.com. ages five totwelve $12each. ghgwba@ ity. Onedrinkforabeerorwine. Kids $28 perperson. Includestaxandgratu- chicken, salads, andgrilled vegetables. tion. Pigroast, hamburgers, hotdogs, Glen HeadGlenwood Business Associa- Glen Cove, 6to9p.m. Hostedby the The Grill,View 111Lattingtown Road, BBQ andPigRoast tact Dominique Walker (516)563-2785. Lane, GlenCove, 8a.m. to7p.m. Con- Glen Cove Hospital, 101St. Andrews Blood drive 1837. lected atthetradingevent. (516)671- tration required. Materialfeewillbecol- Pokemon tothistradingevent. Noregis- Shadows. PleasebringEX’s andrare packs ofPokemon Sun&Moon:Burning $10materialfeeincludes2 Library! Card Event hereat the Locust Valley Justin Toys ishaving aPokemon Trading ram Road, Locust Valley, 2to4:40p.m. 671-1837. Fee ispayable attheMainDesk. (516) tion andfeerequired. 10sessions, $50. prepared tohave ahappy time!Registra- sneakers andbringabottleofwater. Be cise. Nospecialattireneeded, justwear ground, orany age toDancer- canstart ticipants ofany fitnesslevel, any back- This classisdesignedforeveryone. Par- having fun. Nodanceexperienceneeded. with Carol. Exerciseandloseincheswhile a.m. Comedanceyourself intoshape ram Road, Locust Valley, 9:30to10:30 Locust Valley PublicLibrary, 170Buck- Dancerise cones andcandy. (516)759-8300. castle outofricekrispietreats, icecream Ave., GlenHead, Buildtheultimatesand Gold CoastPublicLibrary, 50Railroad Build anediblesandcastle ogy. Association featuring The LazyDogs/Tril- Cliff, 7p.m. Hostedby theSeaCivic Memorial Park, 130Prospect Ave, Sea Sunset Serenade 671-1837. son2Smile, andoneisfortokeep. 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Courtesy City of Glen Cove TIMOTHY IVINS OF Harvest Power Solar, left, Vinny Martinez Jr., Mayor Reggie Spinello, Stephanie Soter, Pat Master, Senior Center volunteer, David Whelan of Harvest Power Solar and Diane Beecher, a Glen Cove Senior Center member saw the solar panels Courtesy North Shore Land Alliance Inc. installed on the roof of the Glen Cove Senior Center. JAN GUGA, OF Glen Cove, took home third place for her colorful photo of a lake. Glen Cove Senior Center celebrates going solar Glen Cover places third in photography contest The Glen Cove Senior Center hosted a were all recognized for helping to install celebratory luncheon to acknowledge the solar panels on the roof of the senior cen- In honor of Earth Day, the North ing autumn leaves surrounding a pond. support of Mayor Reggie Spinello and the ter. “We are pioneers in renewable ener- Shore Land Alliance hosted a photogra- The NSLA received over 100 entries and city’s department of public works’ staff, gy,” said Carol Waldman, Executive Direc- phy contest with a theme based on the only three winners were chosen. The including director Jim Byrne, Vinny Mar- tor of the Glen Cove Senior Center. beauty of Mother Nature. Jan Guga, of contest was judged by Franklin Hill Per- tinez Jr. and Stephanie Soter along with “It will save the city over $300,000 in 25 Glen Cove, took home third place in the rell and Debbie Wells, co-founders of Art- officials from Harvest Power Solar. They years,” said Mayor Reggie Spinello. contest with her colorful photo of chang- ful Circle.

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912059 - 13 What’s new to chew in your neighborhood GLEN COVE HERALD GAZETTE — July 13, 2017 By Cathi turow ■ Nitalis Grill hand Made Food, 214a stage scoop: Every Wednesday there’s a [email protected] Glen Cove ave., Glen Cove new, never-tried-before slice of the week It’s under new management, and I love that’s featured until the following Thurs- I’m an authentic Sea Cliff Takeout the innovative combos of Turkish and day. If you’ve missed some of the much- Queen, a lover of food as long as someone Greek cuisine now offered on an updated loved pizza specials (white broccoli rabe else prepares it. I don’t have the patience menu. All dishes are made from scratch or grilled chicken with vodka sauce, to to cook, whatever I make with fresh ingredients. Turkish ravioli, name just two), no worries. Just ask and doesn’t look remotely appe- red lentil balls and Fulish they’ll make that a pie to go. tizing, and when I invite salad are just a few of the friends over for dinner, offerings that I can’t stop ■ Cactus Café, 214D Glen Cove ave., they fear for their lives. So eating. Glen Cove I happily spend my days The ta-da taco for July is the Baha, and driving from one local res- Here’s the news behind it’s totally new. It’s fried tilapia in a flour taurant to another, buying the scenes: If you have tortilla topped with red onion and jalape- breakfasts, lunches and extra time, ask chef Sema no salad, and it’s here until the full moon dinners to go. to make her awesome on Aug. 7. After that, the next Full Moon As a highly skilled take- “mucver.” She finely Taco Special comes our way. out artist, I know what’s up oN thE roaD with a blends squash, dill, parsley, and coming on menus in eggs, flour, cumin, red pep- ■ Jack’s Shack organic Eatery, 671a Glen our neighborhood before taKEout QuEEN pers, paprika and feta Cove ave., Glen head the rest of the world. It’s CATHI TUROW cheese into bite-sized clus- Here for the first time in July — the That’s all I’ve got. If you’re too busy, my pleasure to share my ters. They’re light and Southwest salad. It’s a combination of tired, lazy or unable to cook — or you just behind-the-scenes info with crispy on the outside, and mixed greens, grilled chicken, chopped have to get out of the house with your you. Here’s some of the smooth and creamy on the tomato, red onions, black beans, corn and kids — I’ll see you on the road. In any coolest current cuisine for July. inside. She also makes a refreshing green avocado, and it’s dressed with chipotle case, till next month, may your takeout bean and olive oil salad. These two items lime agave. bags not drip all over your car seats, and aren’t on the menu, but she’ll make them when it comes to cooking, DDIY (don’t do ■ Gemelli Gourmet Market, 716 Glen Cove ave., Glen head special for you. ■ Yogurt & Such Café, 1 Glen Cove road it yourself)! Zucchini meatballs are in the final #1, Greenvale ■ Cathi Turow, a Sea Cliffer and foodie, is a tweak phase. They’re totally meatless and Meci Pizzeria, 214 Glen Cove ave., Introducing tangy pomegranate frozen writer for children's television and humor will be ready for takeout later this month. Glen Cove yogurt for July. Other flavors making blogger for adults: overthehillontheyellow- Also, a new lobster roll has a healthy The mid-July breakout slice of the repeat appearances and rotating this brickroad.com. 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Opening Friday, July 14 through July 23. Performances/ With artist receptions, July 22, 6-8 p.m.; On Stage July 23, 2-4 p.m. LaMantia Gallery, 127 Main St., Northport. (631) 754-8414 or www.lamantiagallery.com.

Grease The kids from Rydell High are back on stage, Thursday, July 13, 2 and 8 p.m.; Friday, July 14, 8 p.m.; Satur- day, July 15, 3 and 8 p.m.; Sunday, July 16, 2 and 7 p.m.; Wednesday, July 19, 8 p.m. $76 and $71. John Creative Crossroads W. Engeman Theater, 250 Main St., Works by Adam Handler and Luis Zimad Lamboy are on view in this Northport. (631) 261-2900. two-person exhibition of color and shape. Through Sept. 15. Gold The Lazy Dogs Coast Arts Center, 113 Middle Neck The band performs with Trilogy, as part of the Rd., Great Neck. 829-2570 or Sunset Serenade series, Thursday, July 13, 7 www.goldcoastarts.org. p.m. Veterans Memorial Park, Sea Cliff. The Australian Pink Floyd Show The acclaimed band arrives on Long Island with “The Best Side of the Moon,” at Tilles Center, on Sunday, July 30, at 7 p.m. Summer Fun! Mid-Summer Night Dance Often desribed as being more than a tribute band, its members — Steve Mac (guitar and vocals), Jason Sawford (keyboards), Dave Fowler (guitar A showcase of works by gallery member and vocals), Paul Bonney (drums), Ricky Howard (bass and vocals), Chris Barnes (vocals), and Mike Kidson (saxophone) with the backing vocals of Step lively with the Foxtrot by Antz artists, who express their feelings about Joseph with Charla, Thursday, July 13, Lorelei McBroom, Lara Smiles and Emily Lynn — strive to perform the Pink Floyd songbook with note for note perfection. Their latest tour incorporates a full performance of “The Dark Side of the Moon,” what many would call the most iconic rock album of all time. summer through varied works. Through 6:30 p.m. $22, $30 at door. Vanderbilt July 30. B.J. Spoke Gallery, 299 Main Museum, 180 Little Neck Rd., Center- Aiming to reproduce the Pink Floyd experience while bringing the music to new audiences, the show features a dynamic light and laser show, video animations, state-of-the-art high resolution LED screen technology and other special effects, including a giant inflatable pig and their distinctive Street, Huntington. (631) 549-5106 or port. (631) 854-5562 or Pink Kangaroo. www.bjspokegallery.org. www.vanderbiltmuseum.org. Tickets range from $45-$75; available at (800) 745-3000 or www.ticketmaster.com or www.tillescenter.org. Tilles Center for the Performing Arts, LIU Post, Rte. 25A, Brookville. Thaddeus Holownia: Jorell Williams Walden Revisited The baritone in concert, in an evening of This exhibition pays homage to Henry opera, Friday, July 14, 8 p.m. $16 ($11 bury. 800-745-3000 or www.ticketmaster. David Thoreau. Presented as a full-gal- members). Sky Room Cafe at Cinema Arts com or www.thespaceatwestbury.com. Museums/ lery installation that approximates Thore- Centre, 423 Park Ave., Huntington. (631) Galleries and au’s and Holownia’s experience of 423-7611 or www.cinememaartscentre.org. For the Kids Walden Woods, the images focus closely Kamellot and Misty Mountain more... on individual trees, creating a portrait of The two tribute bands in concert, with best of the site and encouraging quiet contem- The Art of Narrative: Timeless Tales and Led Zeppelin and other rock classics, as part plation of nature’s grandeur. A compan- Visual Vignettes of Downtown Sounds summer concert series, ion exhibition,” Earth Muse: Art and the An exhibition that explores storytelling in Friday, July 14, 7:30 p.m. Village Square Plaza Environment,” features artists whose art from the 16th through 20th centu- at Glen, School and Bridge St., Glen Cove. work continues the theme of reflection, Nassau Pops Symphony Orchestra ries. From Bible stories and mythology to Visit www.downtownsoundsalive.org for more highlighting nature’s beauty and diversity, The Nassau Pops performs the best history and literature, narrative subjects, information. the eternal rhythms of the natural world, in popular and light classical music, often with moralistic messages, were and man’s impact on the environment. Kingfisher Wednesday, July 19, 7 p.m. With considered the pinnacle of art produc- Through July 30. Heckscher Museum of The local rock band in concert, as part of vocalists Jack and Ann Cassin. Bring tion until the 19th century, when modern Weekend Whaler Art, Main St. and Prime Ave., Huntington. the Summer Music Series, Friday July 14, seating. Chelsea Mansion lawn, Mut- forms of personal expression took hold. Explore whaling traditions, Sunday, July (631) 351-3250 or www.heckscher.org. 7 p.m. Sea Cliff Beach, Sea Cliff. tontown Preserve, Muttontown Lane, 16, 1:30 p.m. See artifacts up close Illustrations by early American modernist East Norwich. 571-8551 or www. Macbeth and make a scrimshaw-design box to Arthur Dove and others, a genre group by Film Time nassaucountny.gov/parks. keep. $8 per craft. The Whaling Muse- John Rogers, experimental photography Shakespeare’s classic tale of the fall of See “The Last Word,” the comedy-drama um, 301 Main St., Cold Spring Har- by Martina Lopez, and abstract work by the great warrior, Friday, July 14, 8 p.m.; about a controlling retired businesswoman Dr. K’s Motown Revue bor. (631) 367-3418 or www.csh- James Rosenquist are included, as well Sunday, July 16, 7 p.m.; Wednesday, July who hires a young reporter to write her obit- The popular Motown tribute band in concert, whalingmuseum.org. as works by Alonzo Chappel, François 19, 8 p.m. $15. Arena Players, Vanderbilt uary, Thursday, July 13, 2 and 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 19, 8 p.m. Theodore Roos- Girardon, George Grosz, Daniel Ridgeway Museum Carriage House Theater, Suffolk Oyster Bay-East Norwich Public Library, 89 evelt Memorial Park, Oyster Bay. 797-7900. Knight, Henry Varnum Poor, Adolf Schrey- County Vanderbilt Museum, 180 Little Tie Dye Workshop East Main St., Oyster Bay. 922-1212. er, and many others. Through April 15. Neck Rd., Centerport. 293-0674 or www. Dr. Zsa’s Powdered Zydeco Band Design a tie dye t-shirt, Thursday, July 13, On Screen 7 p.m. For grades 6 and up. Glen Cove Pub- Heckscher Museum of Art, Main St. and arenaplayers.org. The Brooklyn-based 5-piece Zydeco band in See the 1944 Alfred Hitchcock classic lic Library, 4 Glen Cove Ave., Glen Cove. 676- Prime Ave., Huntington. (631) 351-3250 concert, Wednesday, July 19, 7 p.m.; gates “Lifeboat,” Friday, July 14, 2 p.m.; also Premier Boxing Champions open at 5 p.m.; dance lessons begin at 2130 or www.glencovelibrary.org. or www.heckscher.org. A matchup between former world champions “This Beautiful Fantastic,” a romantic 6:30 p.m. $12, $10 seniors. Old Westbury Make Up: Sculpted Blooms Layers Omar “Panterita” Figueroa and Robert “The drama about a reclusive young woman Gardens, 71 Westbury Rd., Old Westbury. Unearth your inner artist during a guided A group exhibit by members of the Cri- Ghost” Guerrero headlines an action packed who dreams of becoming a children’s 333-0048 or www.oldwestbury.org. walk at Old Westbury Gardens, Saturday, tique Group of Long Island reflecting night of boxing, Saturday, July 15, 8 p.m. Tick- author, who forms an unlikely relation- July 15, 12 p.m. Gather natural inspiration acts of synthesis involved in creating ets start at $50. Nassau Coliseum, 1255 Music Jam ship with a cantankerous widower, Tues- to form a seasonally inspired take home their works. Mediums include oil, ink, Hempstead Tpke., Uniondale. (800) 745- Bring an acoustic instrument and voice day, July 18, 2 p.m. Gold Coast Public craft. Free with admission. Old Westbury acrylic paint, aluminum, photography, 3000 or www.ticketmaster.com or www.nas- and join in or just listen, Thursday, July Library, 50 Railroad Ave., Glen Head. 759- Gardens, 71 Westbury Rd., Old Westbury. and collage. Through July 14. Ariel Fine 8300 or www.goldcoastlibrary.org. saucoliseum.com. 20, 7:30 p.m. Sea Cliff Library, 300 Sea 333-0048 or www.oldwestbury.org. Art Gallery, 45 The Plaza, Locust Valley. Cliff Ave., Sea Cliff. 671-4290 or www. At the Movies The Lords of 52nd Street 759-5422. seaclifflibrary.org. Painting on Glass See “Fences,” the acclaimed film adap- Richie Cannata with other members of Create a painting on glass inspired by Romero Britto tation of August Wilson’s drama about a Billy Joel’s original band in concert, Sun- Soul Asylum Monet’s Garden in Giverny, France, Thurs- A collection of artworks and sculpture by working-class African-American father in day, July 16, 7 p.m. Morgan Park, Ger- The alternative rock band in concert, with day, July 20, 7 p.m. For grades 6 12. Glen the acclaimed pop artist. His bold, the 1950s, Saturday, July 15, 11 a.m. Glen maine St., Glen Cove. 671-0017 or www. Cracker, Thursday, July 20, 8 p.m. $35 Cove Public Library, 4 Glen Cove Ave., Glen vibrant and colorful patterns reflect his Cove Public Library, 4 Glen Cove Ave., Glen morganparkmusic.org. and $25. The Space, 250 Post Ave. West- Cove. 676-2130 or www.glencovelibrary.org. optimistic view of the world around him. 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921427 917657 895614 908721 908776 ANSWERS TO TODAY’S PUZZLE 19 LGLE1 OBITUARY 0713 Sinibaldo Tommaso PUBLIC NOTICES GLEN COVE HERALD GAZETTE — July 13, 2017 Ricciardi LEGAL NOTICE interested persons will be 2017, at which time they The City reserves the right CITY OF GLEN COVE given the opportunity to will be publicly opened and to reject any and all bids PLANNING BOARD express their views on the read aloud and the contract received, to waive any Sinibaldo Tommaso Ricciardi, 86, of NOTICE OF PUBLIC following application: awarded as soon thereafter informality in the bids HEARING CASE # 7 - 2017 as practicable. received and to accept that Glen Cove, N.Y., died on July 11, 2017. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a 12 BARBARA LANE - The City seeks to obtain bid or exercise alternate Husband of Lina; father of Mena Ric- PUBLIC HEARING will be HARDING DEVELOPMENT high quality HVAC repair options, which in its ciardi-Norton (the late Jim), Angela, held by the Glen Cove LLC services for all City of Glen judgment best serves the Planning Board on Tuesday, The applicant proposes the Cove properties for a two- interests of the City. Joseph and Antonella; grandfather of July 18, 2017, at 7:30 p.m., construction of a new year contract. By:OFFICE OF THE Ariella and James. Visiting at Dodge- at the Council Chambers, dwelling on a lot with less Bid documents may be PURCHASING AGENT City Hall, 9 Glen Street, Glen than the required front yard obtained at City Hall, 9 Glen DATED: July 7, 2017 Thomas Funeral Home of Glen Cove Fri- Cove, N.Y. The hearing will set back. Applicant is Street, Glen Cove, NY, upon 83031 day, July 14, 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. be on the application of RXR proposing 25.9 feet when non-refundable payment of Garvies P1 B Building B 51.86 feet are required. This $25.00 in cash or certified LEGAL NOTICE Mass at Church of St. Rocco Saturday, Owner LLC for a property is located in the check payable to Inc. City of INVITATION TO BIDDERS July 15 at 9:30 a.m. Entombment Holy condominium subdivision of R-1 Residential Zoning Glen Cove for each set. Bid BID NO. DPW 2017-009SL 167 units to be located on District as shown on the Documents will be available CITY OF GLEN COVE Rood Cemetery. the south side of Garvies Nassau County Land &Tax beginning Friday July 14th. STREET LIGHTING SERVICES Point Road, Glen Cove, N.Y., Map as Section 30, Block Each bid must be made on CONTRACT and shown on the Nassau 42, Lot (s) 1121-1122. the proposal form prepared PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that County & Tax Map as Dated:July 10, 2017 for this work and in the sealed bids will be received Section 21, Block 259, Lot 8. BY THE ORDER OF THE manner designated therein by the City of Glen Cove Dated:BY ORDER OF THE BOARD and be accompanied by a Purchasing Agent, City Hall, PLANNING BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS OF certified check or bid bond 9 Glen Street, Glen Cove, July 5, 2017 OF THE CITY THE in an amount of at least ten NY 11542 until 11:00 AM OF GLEN COVE CITY OF GLEN COVE (10%) percent of the total on Thursday August 3, is Running Out... 2017, at which time they Time THOMAS SCOTT, TIP HENDERSON, bid, and shall be enclosed in CHAIRMAN CHAIRMAN a sealed envelope addressed will be publicly opened and 83036 83037 to the Purchasing Agent for read aloud and the contract the City of Glen Cove and awarded as soon thereafter LEGAL NOTICE marked on the outside with as practicable. LEGAL NOTICE INVITATION TO BIDDERS The City seeks to obtain DOn’T miss The Bus! the name and address of the Don’t miss an CITY OF GLEN COVE BID NO. DPW 2017-012E high quality Street Lighting BOARD OF ZONING bidder, and the words “BID opportunity for a great job where you can CITY OF GLEN COVE FOR HVAC SERVICES repair services for all City of APPEALS ELECTRICAL SERVICES Glen Cove properties and serve your community & make good money doing it! We NOTICE OF PUBLIC CONTRACT - CONTRACT CONTRACT NO. DPW 2017-010 HVAC”. Roadways for a two-year have openings for school bus drivers. We provide the training HEARING PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that contract. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a The successful bidder must you need to obtain your commercial drivers license. sealed bids will be received comply with all State and Bid documents may be PUBLIC HEARING will be by the City of Glen Cove obtained at City Hall, 9 Glen held by the Glen Cove Board Federal Statutes relating to Purchasing Agent, City Hall, labor and Workers’ Street, Glen Cove, NY, upon of Zoning Appeals on 9 Glen Street, Glen Cove, non-refundable payment of Thursday, July 20, 2017, at Compensation. NY 11542 until 11:00 AM The City reserves the right $100.00 in cash or certified 7:30 pm, at the Council on Thursday August 3, check payable to Inc. City of neW Chambers, City Hall, 9 Glen to reject any and all bids sTARTinG sALARies 2017, at which time they received, to waive any Glen Cove for each set. Bid Street, Glen Cove, N.Y. , will be publicly opened and Documents will be available (Big Bus) (Van) when all interested persons informality in the bids Benefit Rate Benefit Rate read aloud and the contract received and to accept that beginning Friday July 14th. $19.93/hr. $17.16/hr. will be given the awarded as soon thereafter Each bid must be made on opportunity to express their bid or exercise alternate $21.93/hr.* *Non-Benefit Rate $19.16/hr.* *Non-Benefit Rate as practicable. options, which in its the proposal form prepared views on the following The City seeks to obtain for this work and in the *Available After 90 *Available After 90 applications: judgment best serves the Days of Employment Days of Employment high quality electrical repair interests of the City. manner designated therein CASE# 6 - 2017 services for all City of Glen and be accompanied by a *Some restrictions may apply. 16 LEECH CIRCLE SOUTH - By:OFFICE OF THE Cove properties for a two- PURCHASING AGENT certified check or bid bond Jodi Cunningham year contract. in an amount of at least ten We also offer... The applicant proposes to DATED: July 7, 2017 Bid documents may be 83032 (10%) percent of the total • Flexible hours • Safety and attendance incentive maintain a finished obtained at City Hall, 9 Glen bid, and shall be enclosed in basement and a rear deck • A 401K plan with matching funds bonus twice a year Street, Glen Cove, NY, upon To Place A Notice Call 516-569-4000 x232 a sealed envelope addressed • Health insurance • Family leave in emergency on a non-conforming lot. non-refundable payment of to the Purchasing Agent for Said lot has an area of $25.00 in cash or certified LEGAL NOTICE the City of Glen Cove and • Life insurance • Make new friends 5,240 sq.ft. when 6,500 check payable to Inc. City of INVITATION TO BIDDERS marked on the outside with sq.ft. are required and a lot Glen Cove for each set. Bid BID NO. DPW 2017-011P the name and address of the width of 55 ft. when 65 ft. Documents will be available CITY OF GLEN COVE bidder, and the words “BID Plus... And... are required. This will result beginning Friday July 14th. PLUMBING SERVICES FOR STREET LIGHTING • Easy To Drive Vans! Positions also available for in 31.2% lot coverage when Each bid must be made on CONTRACT SERVICES CONTRACT - 25% is permitted; a floor PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that • Retirees Welcome! mechanics and bus attendants! the proposal form prepared CONTRACT NO. DPW • FREE CDL TRAINING Become a NYS Certified area ratio of 58.7% when for this work and in the sealed bids will be received 2017-009SL”. 37.5% is permitted and a by the City of Glen Cove For Qualified Candidates. We Will School Bus Driver! manner designated therein The successful bidder must Train You For The Road Test Positions available in Nassau 920373 rear yard setback of 23.15 and be accompanied by a Purchasing Agent, City Hall, comply with all State and Call Today To Begin Training! and Suffolk...Call Today! ft. when 30 ft. are required. certified check or bid bond 9 Glen Street, Glen Cove, Federal Statutes relating to This property is located in in an amount of at least ten NY 11542 until 11:00 AM labor and Workers’ the R-4B Residential Zoning (10%) percent of the total on Thursday August 3, Compensation. District as shown on the bid, and shall be enclosed in 2017, at which time they The City reserves the right Nassau County Land & Tax a sealed envelope addressed will be publicly opened and to reject any and all bids Map as Section 21, Block D, to the Purchasing Agent for read aloud and the contract received, to waive any Lot 17. the City of Glen Cove and awarded as soon thereafter informality in the bids CASE #10 - 2017 as practicable. JAcO TRAnspORTATiOn marked on the outside with received and to accept that 20 DOXEY DRIVE - Sally and the name and address of the The City seeks to obtain bid or exercise alternate Burton Zwiebach bidder, and the words “BID high quality Plumbing repair options, which in its The applicant proposes to services for all City of Glen FOR ELECTRICAL SERVICES judgment best serves the EOE maintain a rear wood deck CONTRACT - CONTRACT Cove properties for a two- interests of the City. 516.454.2300 and pergola with less than NO. DPW 2017-012E”. year contract. By:OFFICE OF THE the required rear yard The successful bidder must Bid documents may be PURCHASING AGENT setback. Applicant is comply with all State and obtained at City Hall, 9 Glen DATED: July 7, 2017 proposing 20.4 feet when Federal Statutes relating to Street, Glen Cove, NY, upon 83033 25 feet are required. This labor and Workers’ non-refundable payment of property is located in the Compensation. $25.00 in cash or certified LEGAL NOTICE R-3 Residential Zoning The City reserves the right check payable to Inc. City of INVITATION TO BIDDERS District as shown on the to reject any and all bids Glen Cove for each set. Bid BID NO. 2017-007R2 Nassau County Land & Tax received, to waive any Documents will be available CITY OF GLEN COVE Map as Section 21, Block beginning Friday July 14th. CONTRACT FOR; PUBLIC NOTICES informality in the bids 246, Lot 18 & 24. received and to accept that Each bid must be made on WINDOW REPLACEMENT Dated:July 10, 2017 the proposal form prepared PROJECT bid or exercise alternate Each bid must be made on the name and address of the waive any informality in the BY THE ORDER OF THE for this work and in the PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that and West). The City of Glen options, which in its the proposal form prepared bidder, and the words “BID bids received and to accept BOARD manner designated therein sealed bids will be received Cove reserves the right to judgment best serves the for this work and in the FOR WINDOW that bid which in its ZONING APPEALS OF THE and be accompanied by a by the City of Glen Cove add or delete from the interests of the City. manner designated therein REPLACEMENT PROJECT - judgment best serves the CITY certified check or bid bond Purchasing Agent, 9 Glen scope of the project based By:OFFICE OF THE and be accompanied by a CONTRACT NO. interests of the City. OF GLEN COVE in an amount of at least ten Street, Glen Cove, NY 11542 on project budget. PURCHASING AGENT certified check or bid bond 2017-007R2”. By:Office of the Purchasing TIP HENDERSON, (10%) percent of the total until 10:00 AM on Thursday Bid documents may be DATED: July 7, 2017 in an amount of at least ten The successful bidder must Agent CHAIRMAN bid, and shall be enclosed in August 3, 2017, at which obtained at City Hall, Glen 83034 (10%) percent of the total comply with all State and City of Glen Cove CITY OF GLEN COVE a sealed envelope addressed time they will be publicly Cove, N.Y., upon non- bid, and shall be enclosed in Federal Statutes relating to DATED: July 7, 2017 BOARD OF ZONING LEGAL NOTICE to the Purchasing Agent for opened and read aloud and refundable payment of a sealed envelope addressed labor and Workers’ 83035 APPEALS INVITATION TO BIDDERS the City of Glen Cove and the contract awarded as $50.00. Bid Documents will to the Purchasing Agent of Compensation. The City NOTICE OF PUBLIC BID NO. DPW 2017-010 marked on the outside with soon thereafter as be available beginning the City of Glen Cove and reserves the right to reject Search for notices online at: HEARING HVAC the name and address of the practicable. Friday July 14, 2017. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a CITY OF GLEN COVE bidder, and the words “BID Project Description - marked on the outside with any and all bids received, to www.mypublicnotices.com CONTINUED PUBLIC HVAC SERVICES CONTRACT FOR PLUMBING SERVICES WINDOW REPLACEMENT HEARING will be held by the PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that CONTRACT - CONTRACT Project at City Hall Glen Cove Board of Zoning sealed bids will be received NO. DPW 2017-011P”. Contractors are advised to Legal Notices are everyone’s business Appeals on Thursday, July by the City of Glen Cove The successful bidder must review the revised bid sheet 20, 2017, at 7:30 pm, at the Purchasing Agent, City Hall, comply with all State and and applicable plans which Council Chambers, City 9 Glen Street, Glen Cove, Federal Statutes relating to identifies quantities of Hall, 9 Glen Street, Glen NY 11542 until 11:00 AM labor and Workers’ windows in each respective READ THEM Compensation.

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legeprofessor speechaandas andacting coach, producing director a theater of company, asger. a col- Thiswasthecase not only when served I as ducingandcommunity building waseven stron- wasstrong, discoveredI that mypassion forpro- World We Share.” Although my passionFriendsBarneyandhomevideo series for“What a acting turedcharacter MontytheMountie—the on — Watson, and the Rev. Roger Williams.MarcellaDeLaFuente, Phillips,AnnieRoderick Bennett, Andrew candidates Council City low alongwith mayoral candidate Tim Tenke “Teamand Tenke,”fel- pleasedrunning beof parttoas especiallyam Cove,and Glen of people the all CoveCity Council. I look forward Glen forto representing run havetodecided citizens,I cerned exceeding state limits. cashsums to of candidates’ campaigns, far LLCs, which can anonymously donate vast can form limited liability companies, or those limits. Corporations and individuals in the law that allows donors to exceed favorite candidates. But there is a loophole viduals can donate to help elect their now limits on what corporations and indi- on campaign finance reform. There are pleas.urgent why —itjustcan’t, despitethepublic’s package. For somereason —we wonder must passalong-overdue ethics-reform That’s why theLegislature to lawmakers tostopit. Albany,plagued anditisup than last year. laws was about a dozen fewer that this year’s passed total of 500 bills were untouched, and until you realize that some law. That sounds like a lot, Cuomo signed — 84 bills into approved — and Gov. Andrew become a bad word. agreement. In many circles, Albany has the country. Rarely is there bipartisan most dysfunctional law-making bodies in has earned a reputation the as one of many cases, it doesn’t. To theEditor: citycouncil running for Stevenson-Mathews T In particular, lawmakers should focus haslong Corruption This year, the Legislature In recent years, the State Legislature I began my career as a stage actor and as a fea- neighbors, urgingthefriends,Atof con- and In recent years, the Herald has repeatedly Once again, Albany fails to address corruption a law? Well, in New York, in too ies classes: How does a bill become dle-school students in social stud- he question is mid- often asked of LETTERS HERALD T just can’t. package, but it ethics-reform long-overdue must pass a Legislature he State should continue to receive as much aid who helped save lives thousands of ground zero. The brave men and women illnesses their as awork result of at first responders who have since developed grant unlimited sick leave for Sept. 11 the governor for signing, a measure to commend the Legislature for passing, and tionary funds to groups. inform the public when offering discre- very least, they should be obliged to money that was never in doubt. At the not receive undue credit for securing are spent wisely — and that lawmakers do to ensure that state discretionary funds benefit from the funds often campaign for to promote themselves. The groups that they can award to local organizations — “discretionary funds” — state grants that and it remains in place. That’s just turesad. to eliminate it. But nothing happened,applying sufficient pressure to the Legisla-hole. It appeared in May that Cuomo calledwas on the state to do away with the loop- Now, it wasn’t all bad this year. We At the same time, lawmakers often use change hands. legislative seats rarely bents. It’s little wonder that unfair advantage to incum- state money. That gives an tors can electioneer with buildings. In effect, legisla- letic fields and municipal their names plastered on ath- Sometimes lawmakers have and at others not so quietly. the grants — at times quietly, the candidates who awarded We need to enact a system EDITORIAL This one was largely fruitless. can only say: Better luck next session. willing to face corruption head-on. We plagued the state for not years,decades. if and transparency issues that have failed to properly address the corruption larly because the Legislature once again between. And that’s just wrong, particu- on? The standout bills were few and far notable legislation did lawmakers agree too often overlooked, experts say. epilepsy. PTSD is a mental illness that is juana, including cancer, chronic pain and already can be treated with medical mari- condition diseases on athat list of bill into law, PTSD will become the 12th medical Cuomo marijuana. signs the If traumatic stress disorder to be prescribed bill to allow those diagnosed with post- Allus haveof a right to clean air. unwanted cigarette smoke in public places.that our families are no longer plagued byagree with lawmakers that we must ensureas many toxic metals as cigarettes. We the number carcinogens of and four times tronic cigarettes can contain up to 10 timessecond-hand smoke. Studies show that elec“vaping” in public areas in order to curbernor signed, a bill to regulate e-cigarette Stateern Parkway in his name. renaming a 10-mile the South- stretch of NYPD Detective Steven McDonald by Malvernitethe and legacy local of hero and the governor’s commitment to honor and care as possible. We need a Legislature that is ready and Beyond measures, this handful what of On June 20, the Legislature agreed on a The Legislature also passed, and the gov We also agree with the Legislature’s - - OPINIONS 21

Let’s legalize illegal apartments GLEN COVE HERALD GAZETTE — July 13, 2017 ou could say that Long Island’s payment, plus another $10,000 or $20,000 in call “accessory apartments” — one-bed- In Suffolk County, accessory apartments housing crisis — and, yes, there is broker’s and attorney’s fees. And you must room, one-bathroom apartments built onto are allowed in the towns of Babylon, Ya housing crisis — is a product of be able to afford a monthly mortgage pay- or under single-family homes that allow Brookhaven, East Hampton, Huntington, its success. ment of around $3,000, including property homeowners to earn extra cash to more eas- Islip, Riverhead and Southold, according to In 1948, when the Manhasset-based Levitt taxes. That means you must have an annual ily afford their overpriced living quarters. the Long Island Index. They are also allowed & Sons built 6,000 homes on 1,400 acres, family income of at least $120,000 to ensure Government officials rarely want to in Smithtown and Southampton, but with forming what became Levittown, a typical that your housing costs touch the issue, apparently limitations. Levitt house — three bedrooms, one bath- amount to no more than 30 fearing backlash. Residents, The Town of Hempstead allows accesso- room, boiler in a percent of your total take- those officials say, worry that ry apartments, but only for family mem- kitchen closet — home pay. e badly streets will suddenly fill with bers. They cannot be rented to strangers. sold for $7,500. That’s a lot of money, espe- W parked cars. Worse, there will The cities of Glen Cove and Long Beach pro- Yup, $7,500. cially considering that the need to be an influx of children. Class hibit them, as do 62 of the Island’s 97 villages. Think about that national average household sizes will balloon past 30 stu- “Accessory apartments have proven their figure for a income was $55,775 last year, increase the stock dents. Grades will plummet. worth as the most affordable type of rental moment. Soak it in. according to census data. And of affordable Home prices will drop. housing in the region,” the Index states. Today that same Levittown is among Nassau It’s all fear-mongering, of “They can be easily accommodated because home is worth, on County’s more affordable apartments for course. Try fitting a multi- they don’t require large infusions of capital, average, $391,000, neighborhoods. young people and child family into a one-bed- new roads, new sewers or expansion of the SCOTT according to zillow. “America’s first suburb room apartment. electrical grid. Instead, existing neighbor- com. That’s twice has gone from being one of older adults. There are already thou- hoods absorb the rental-seeking population BRINTON the national medi- the most affordable places to sands of accessory apart- like a sponge, while stabilizing finances for an home value of raise a family to one of the ments scattered throughout tax-strapped homeowners. They also pro- $188,900. least,” according to “Long Island’s Rental Nassau County. Many, if not most, are illegal, vide affordable housing that is blended Why, for Pete’s Housing Crisis,” a report that was co-spon- however. The government, stupidly, doesn’t throughout the community rather than sake, are Long Island homes so darned sored in 2013 by the Regional Plan Associa- regulate them, nor does it collect taxes on clustered, and having a resident homeowner expensive? tion, the Long Island Community Founda- them. The answer? Legalize accessory apart- usually means that they are better main- Simple. People want to live here, despite tion and the Ford Foundation. ments — with restrictions, of course. tained than rentals with absentee owners.” all the hoopla about folks moving to less- No wonder Long Islanders gripe as much According to a new study by the Long I started writing about the need for local costly locales. We are one hellish ride on the as they do. Island Index, a project of the nonprofit legislation allowing accessory apartments Long Island Rail Road from the cradle of How does a young person just starting Rauch Foundation — “Home Remedies, more than a decade ago. To me, they just civilization — New York City — and we are out, earning entry-level wages, make it here? Accessory Apartments on Long Island: Les- make sense. I’m pleased to see that the Long surrounded by white-sand beaches. Crime How does he or she rent that first apartment, sons Learned,” by former Newsday reporter Island Index agrees. Now, if only our Nas- is low. Schools are largely excellent — buy that first home, settle down? How does a Elizabeth Moore — if just 10 percent of the sau County elected leaders at the city, town among the very best in the country. And retiree survive on a fixed income? Island’s single-family homes had legal and village levels would get on board. people are generally nice to one another — It’s possible. People do it. Why, though, accessory apartments, that could help solve not Allagash, Maine (pop. 239), friendly, but must it be so hard to make ends meet? the housing crisis by increasing the stock of Scott Brinton is the Herald Community friendly enough. In part, it’s politics. For decades, the safe, affordable apartments available to Newspapers’ executive editor and an adjunct To afford your basic Levitt home now, majority of Long Island cities, towns and young people and older adults. professor at the Hofstra University Herbert you must save $78,200 for a 20 percent down villages have resisted what real estate gurus Just 10 percent. School of Communication. Comments about this column? [email protected]. LETTERS FRAMEWORK by Tab Hauser but also in my years of volunteering and ing your vote and being your voice. working as an elder at my church — First For further information about my candi- Presbyterian of Glen Cove. Whether it’s dacy, go to www.GaitleyComeTalk2Me.com. about life, work, church, or yes, even politics, it’s about getting to the core of the issue for GAITLEY STEVENSON-MATHEWS me, and working with people from different Glen Cove backgrounds to find effective and sustain- able solutions. Most important, it’s about lis- tening to the people, and basing decisions on what is best for the city and what taxpayers Breast cancer hotline consider to be most important. I will bring my own set of skills to the seeks volunteers table. In addition to my practical work experience, I hold B.A. and M.A. degrees, To the Editor: and have undergone specialized training The Adelphi NY Statewide Breast Cancer for nonprofit management. I’m committed Hotline & Support Program seeks breast can- to bringing a fresh approach to problem cer survivors of all ages, races and ethnici- solving, and will insist that all voices are ties — men as well as women — to become heard, and that all stakeholders have a volunteers. The program seeks a diverse place at the table. I will bring fiscal group of volunteers to reflect the diversity of accountability to the City Council, drawing the people who are calling the hotline. on my experience as an administrator. I The three-day training program will strongly believe that government should take place on consecutive Tuesdays, Sept. First return ferry from Manhattan passes a lone sailboat — Glen Cove work for the people and not personal inter- 12, 19 and 26, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Adel- ests. I promise a government that is trans- phi University in Garden City. The in- parent, accountable and effective. depth training will include presentations Like many of the longtime and newer cit- by nurse navigators and social workers on been there,” says social worker Alida (800) 877-8077. You are not alone. izens of Glen Cove, I believe it is a very spe- basic breast cancer education, active lis- Rubenstein, a volunteer and the hotline cial place to raise a family, grow a business tening skills, and tips on engaging the coordinator. LYN DOBRIN and one day retire. I truly love this city, and community. To arrange an interview, contact Ruben- Public relations consultant, will work tirelessly to make it the greatest “It is so important for people who call stein at (516) 877-4315, or email aruben- Adelphi University city on Long Island. I look forward to earn- our hotline to speak with someone who has [email protected]. To reach the hotline, call 22 July 13, 2017 — GLEN COVE HERALD GAZETTE ideals and an equally unshakable commit Europe’s unwavering dedication to shared Back then, the key was the U.S.’s and clusion to the Cold War still applies today. nity to Eastern Europe. that helped extend freedom and human dig a steadfastness toward democratic values own native son, Pope John Paul VI, showed Minister Margaret Thatcher and Poland’s Great leaders like Reagan, England’s Prime cracks in Soviet domination appeared. ble and prosperous U.S. ally since it made a remarkable transition to a free, sta- with a visit to Poland, a nation that has I P when he missed his mark. They fed him and swatted him with a rolled-up paper My parents put newspaper on the floor floppy ears. This was Puppy-Rearing 101. unknown provenance, with tan fur and was my dreamboat, a tiny mutt of cardboard box. I was 7 years old and he Humans may become jaded and cynical. and never lose wonder. their sense of play, never grow up, never leave home the 2-year-olds who are always ready to I hadn’t had dogsif in my life. They’re being outside their own species. I would have been a different human uho whatMuch of brought a successful con- The trip began on just the right note, My dad brought Pinky Lee home in a ALFONSE D’AMATO they’ve missed the chance to love a don’t get it. And I feel sorry that dog thing, but I don’t get folks who know some folks don’t get the whole KREISS RANDI RANDI facing him around the globe. policy and military challenges last week highlighted the foreign resident Trump’s trip to Europe As leaders gathered, a reminder of how to lead Raising puppies, from Pinky Lee to Lilly Bee where the first took root, and darity resistance there that the Soli- empire.” It was the Soviets’ “evil dent Reagan called down what Presi- quake that brought centerthe earth- of after all, the epi- the Berlin Wall. grip after the fall of escaped the Soviet puppy ecstasy. the essence of is, in the moment, waggingly good. It amazingly, tail- cheese — life is so or chunk of a windfall cracker one drops food — room. When some- cookie in the next a or the aroma of chirping outside alert to the birds faith. They spring Dogs keep the Poland was, - - When he was 3 and I was pregnant with a puppy and still have to let him go. fix everything. I learned that I could love sad experience I learned that I couldn’t oversized aggression problem. From that Lambchop, a tiny toy poodle with an trainers. No crates, no carriers, no special food, no in raisingour busy herself household. laid-backproduct training, of kind of bones would fly apart. She was also a shookher thunder at the as sound if of sweet-tempered German shepherd, who life. He was a sight to behold, poor baby. side his mouth hisfor long the rest of his tongue,control whichof lolled out- lously recovered. He did, however, lose with human meds, and Pinky miracu- ately sick. My dad, a dentist, treated him able at the time, and he became desper- temper. The vaccine wasn’t widely avail- he horsemeat and other canned offal. Awful. either. Weour legs. don’t dothat anymore, ate, barking hisnailsinto anddigging table, sohejumpedaround uswhile we pulled them around the block. credible threats economic of sanctions and respond to constant diplomatic pressure, ners in this crisis. They seem only to Russia or China, to be constructive part- able to rely on authoritarian regimes, like “free world” because so far we haven’t been from the successful Cold War struggle. I say free world impossible, to undo. What the therest of bility that will now be very hard,not if built a nuclear weapons and missile capa- to North Korea’s dictator. deadlines and generally sent mixed signals buildup. Instead they vacillated, set false Korea’s dangerous nuclear steady leadership on North Obama, showed no strong, to George Bush to Barack presidents, from Bill Clinton ly, the past three American North Korea.of Unfortunate- flict with the outlaw nation seemingly intractable con- comes to the free world’s ous world, especially when it called for in today’s danger- determination is what’s freedom and prosperity. flict to a generation peace, of and seemingly endless con- world stepped from nuclear brinkmanship als. Without the firinga single of shot, the ment to the common defense those ide-of trained They put a leash around his neck, and We don’t do that anymore. When I married, our first puppy was After Pinky came Sheba the First, a When Pinky was 5, he contracted dis- gaveThey himleftovers from the We don’t do The result is a North Korea that has That same steely kind of can them do, however, is take a page that to run behind while he anymore. OPINIONS W relentlessly. North Korea have pressured done? They would Thatcher have like Reagan and h giants a t

ihabedro withMalagasy a breederCotons de of offer comfort. she knew when to stay close and how to abundant. Zoe had a keen emotional IQ; was a heartbreak, but her gifts to us were had moved away. Losing her last summer our youth and the substitute for kids who and training. She was the metaphor for more enlightened about puppy nutrition best girl for 16 years. By now we were lergenic Coton de Tulear who was our caved. We got Zoe, a hypoal- but after five years we considered a dog-free life, the house,kids out we of — for 18 years. whenever the doorbell rang whirled like a dervish nized way. She barked and barely trained in any orga- down. And she, too, was when we had to put her when got her, and he was 25 family life. Jason was 7 dog who helped define our mal Shelter. She was the from the North Shore Ani- mixed-breed we rescued do, often. and never looked back. But I did, and I safe, adult family. He walked out the door our second child, we gave him away to a North Korea will never be in a position to mutuallypect of assured destruction, conflict was averted because the pros- of U.S. But unlike the Cold War, when nuclear almost Asia all and of even theparts of ons and delivery systems capable hitting of may have both sophisticated nuclear weap- deterrence, both offensive and defensive. backed up with a credible level military of sure on the regime would be relentless, and terms that the economic and political pres- signal to North Korea in no uncertain gan and Thatcher have done? They would do well to ask, What would giants like Rea- out their help. face down the Korean threat with or with- the united frontdemocratic of nations to would After her passing, I began discussions After Sheba, with the Then we adopted Sheba the Second, a In the very near future, North Korea Cold War’s end. tions in nuclear arms after the that ultimately led to reduc- achieve the sort consensus of their current stalemate to they will have to reach beyondhave the most impact. But these two superpowers could spread nuclear of arms that context controlling of the and Syria, it is in the broaderes over conflicts in Ukraine first step in bridging differenc-Vladimir Putin was a good Trump and Russian President World leaders today would While the meeting between Y never met. neighbors I’ve day, I’m meeting Lilly 10 times a life. Walking Baby different times of differently at ou raise dogs Sinbad, ever got together. This was a before her mother, Ivy, and her father and I dreamed about Lilly Bee well car. We talked, and I was interviewed, Tulear, rare dogs a fromline of Madagas- be reached at [email protected]. Copyright © 2017 Randi Kreiss. Randi can for the first time, me all over again: disci the virtues a good of life, side by side, she is incalculable.off Lilly and I are learning exhausting to train a puppy, but the pay- never met. It’s time-consuming and day, but I’m also meeting neighbors I’ve life. Yes, I’m walking Baby Lilly 10 times a raise dogs differently at different times of column? [email protected]. development firm. Comments about this gies LLC, a public policy and business New York, is the founder Park of Strate- Al D’Amato, a former U.S. senator from ing the way. Korea. History is waiting, and also show- same resolve toward the looming threat in democracies the world of must direct that the curtain on the Cold War. Now the international alliance that brought down resolve and gritty determination an of in a vacuum. It is the result the same of Raqqa, Syria. This success isn’t occurring square rubbled blocks its capital of in ror “caliphate” had been reduced to a few world’s leaders met last week, the ISIS ter can defeat the most determined foe. As the ism, which shows how concerted action fighting its other major scourge terror- of have devastating consequences. failure to rein in their little dictator could long-overdue signal to his generals that entire country. Maybe that would send a retaliatory response that will destroy his weapons, the response will be a nuclear attacks any other country with nuclear tator, Kim Jun-un, histhat regime if make it crystal clear to North Korea’s dic- war it started. saries. It would inevitably lose any nuclear pline and joy, loyalty and love. threaten the total destruction its adver- of Trump and our democratic allies should The free world is making progress on sessed by this process. You weeks old. Airport when she was 14 met Lilly Bee at Kennedy videos every week until I pies were born, and then ceived and when the pup- I got emails when Ivy con- through their first 12 weeks. the world and getting them bringing puppiesof into ture, a more advanced way learned about Puppy Cul- her puppies.ing I of and exacting about the rais- The breeder is meticulous whole new dog show for me. I am happy to feel pos- - - 23 GLEN COVE HERALD GAZETTE — July 13, 2017

AMAZING THINGS ARE HAPPENING ON THE WATERFRONT IN GLEN COVE

A dynamic new community is coming to the North Shore of Long Island. Equal parts adventure and charm, excitement and tranquility. A resort-style neighborhood with 28 acres of open space and unlimited open waters. A one-mile waterfront esplanade with outdoor seating. Retail and a restaurant with prime sunset views. Miles of trails and bike paths connecting to a wooded preserve. Playgrounds and dog parks. A boardwalk and beach, amphitheater and ecology pier. And all just a 45-minute ferry from Manhattan. Garvies Point is coming to Glen Cove — and bringing with it every amenity and opportunity to live life on point.

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