Spinello Swears in Glen Cove Harbor Patrol by Samantha Schwarz the Council Met at the Glen Cove City Hall on Tuesday, July 22

Volume XXIII No. 48 Hometown Newspaper for Glen Cove, Sea Cliff, Glen Head, Glenwood, Locust Valley and Brookville Week of 7/24/14 75C Spinello Swears in Glen Cove Harbor Patrol by Samantha Schwarz The council met at the Glen Cove City Hall on Tuesday, July 22. Before proceeding to the agenda, Mayor Regi- nald Spinello swore in the Harbor Patrol, a law enforcement body that regulates activities on and around Hempstead Harbor, including boating and weather- related obstacles. Lieutenant Chris Or- tiz of the Glen Cove Police said that the Harbor Patrol has been reorganized to become more efficient and more “professional”. Spinello proposed a resolution regarding bicycle use in downtown Glen Cove during the public hearing. At the present time, the penalty for riding a bicycle on the sidewalks downtown is $15. In the past year, police have issued 19 tickets to violators. Spinello proposed that the fine be increased up to $75. “Riders are disregarding traffic in the downtown area,” Spinello said. One Mayor Reginald Spinello swore in the resident protested that the streets are too Harbor Patrol, a law enforcement body narrow to ride alongside cars and thus that regulates activities on and around many people are forced to resort to the Hempstead Harbor, including boating sidewalks. “Downtown Glen Cove is not and weather-related obstacles. a bicycle friendly town,” he said. Anoth- (photo by Samantha Schwarz) er resident suggested that bicycle lanes be added to the streets. continued on page 2 Bruce Kennedy Switches Parties and Runs for NYS Senate by Carol Griffin my candidacy for the New York State build a strong and healthy economy, to as the party candidate at the convention On July 17 Sea Cliff Mayor Bruce Senate! Most of you know me. I am a help make our schools more functional in May; I was asked by the Republican Kennedy made his official announce- family man, I am a businessman and I and affordable, and reduce the costs of Committee to attend a "routine" interment at the Bistro Restaurant at the am a leader. I believe in focusing on so- government. view by the Nassau County Conserva- newly rededicated Lincoln Plaza in Sea lutions and I am driven by service to my "After going through the vetting and tive Committee. At this interview I was Cliff to run as a Democrat for the New fellow man. nomination process and being confirmed continued on page 2 York State Senate. He said he promises Long Island families are struggling to bring the same hard work to put a lid and they need someone that is willing on taxes, to rebuild our downtowns and to fight for them not against them. The On July 17 Sea Cliff Mayor Bruce Ken- to empower our residents. Since being answer to our issues is a shift in think- nedy made his official announcement elected as Sea Cliff mayor in 2009, "I ing. It is empowering our people and at the Bistro Restaurant at the newly have worked to tirelessly on behalf of businesses to flourish. We need a fighter- rededicated Lincoln Plaza in Sea Cliff our residents to fulfill my promises and an advocate-who will stand up for our to run as a Democrat for the New York the results have been spectacular," Ken- working families, our senior citizens and State Senate (photo by Carol Griffin) nedy said. our children...I am up to the fight." "I am ready to bring the same dedi- Kennedy said originally he was go- cation and energy to Albany. I have the ing to be the Republican nominee for an drive and the willingness to positively Assembly seat to try to make Long Is- effect change in our surrounding com- land a better place to live, to present real munities so I am officially announcing solutions for property tax relief, to help Page 2 Gold Coast Gazette Week of July 24, 2014 Bruce Kennedy Switches Parties and 2014 MORGAN PARK SUMMER MUSIC FESTIVAL Runs for NYS Senate The 55th Season continued from page 1 Free Concerts in the Park at 7:30 p.m. Realizing that the party leadership asked how many same sex marriages I to which I had previously aligned myself had performed and I was shocked by the refused to denounce hatred, discrimina- SUNDAY, JULY 27 Committee's hostile reaction when I said tion and prejudice, I vowed then to stand two. I made it clear that the Marriage strong. I am not a man that backs down United States Equality Act passed in 2011 and I took when faced with a difficult situation. It Navy Band Northeast the oath of office to uphold the laws of was during this turmoil that my friends New York State. As a result of abiding to in the Democratic Party once again asked from Newport, Rhode Island the law, the Conservative Party refused me to join them. to endorse my candidacy. The Conserva- Today I stand before you somewhat tive Party then instructed me to go back like the prodigal son and I would like to to the Conservative Committee and say thank Chairman Jacobs and the Nassau Morgan Park overlooks the harbor at Germaine Street between Landing Road that I had made a mistake in performing County Democratic Committee for their and McLoughlin Street in Glen Cove. Bring chairs or blankets, and a picnic if those marriages, that I should promise to warm welcome to the team. I would also you wish. Children are welcome. Please note that alcoholic beverages are not never do them again, state that I oppose like to recognize Rich Schaffer and the permitted in Morgan Park. Call 516-671-0017 for information and updates. same sex , marriage and vow to vote Suffolk County Democratic Committee Rain location: St. Patrick’s Parish Hall, Pearsall Avenue, Glen Cove. against it if given the chance. who I look forward to working with. I Kennedy said, this is not something owe special thanks to the Working Fami- Website: morganparkmusic.org Email: [email protected] that I could ever do. I would never go lies Party for their endorsement and our back on my word or disavow my actions commitment to finding common ground All concerts are subject to change. and beliefs that are grounded in basic in order to work together on issues that principles of human rights and the re- truly matter to us New Yorkers. sponsibility of lawmakers to uphold the This is going to take a lot of dedi- law." cation and work but I am sure that with As Mayor of the Village of Sea Cliff your support of all hard working Long I have performed countless legal mar- Islanders, and the never ending support riage ceremonies and have do so without of my family that victory is on the ho- prejudice as to ethnicity, color, creed, or rizon. I am committed to work as hard who a person loves; and I have a long as Senator as I have as the Mayor of the record of fairly representing ALL the great village of Sea Cliff and to continue people of my Village. It is hard to be- to strive to make our communities stron- lieve that in this day and age we are ar- ger and a better place to live, work and guing what was settled in the 1868 when raise a family." we adopted the 14th Amendment to the Prior to Kennedy speaking Ken- US Constitution--that all people deserve nedy was introduced by County Legis- equal protection of the laws. Despite be- lator Delia DiReggi Whitton, who said ing bitterly contested, our forefathers she considers Kennedy as someone who led by Abraham Lincoln recognized the "tells it like it is" and someone who immortal declaration that all people are the Democratic Party is lucky to have. created equal. The American Dream is Phil Como also came to introduce Ken- based upon the assumption of equality- nedy. He said that he assessed Kennedy -the supposition of equal standing under as victory of style and substance. Also the laws. present was NYS Assemblyman Chuck It is to be expected that people in the Levine, who had several kind words same political party can agree on certain in support of Kennedy. Before closing issues and economic values, but also dis- Senator Mike Gianari , chairman of the agree on social issues. And while I can Democratic Campaign Committee, ar- respect someone not agreeing with the rived and added more supportive words merits of something, I cannot accept an about the candidate. Before closing the "order" to violate my personal principles meeting, Kennedy himself introduced

in order to advance my personnel prin- his campaign manager Graham Long to Poop ciples in order to advance my political all present.

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Although Spinello agreed that some- been using his own personal vehicle to Got Poop? Got thing must be done to accommodate bike transport members to tournaments. “We riders, Lieutenant Ortiz stated the reason try to make champions of those kids and for the sense of urgency that this issue try to take them away from drugs and al- has merited. “If you look in the papers cohol,” Pena said. every day, there is a bicycle struck,” he The City of Glen Cove Zoning Ordi- said. nance now prohibits hookah lounges. A Spinello also spoke about the suc- member of the Tobacco Action Coalition cess of his newly initiated “Quality of The Gold Coast Gazette of Long Island, an organization whose Life” walks. Along with members of the 57 Glen Street, mission is to eliminate the view of smok- Glen Cove, NY 11542 police force, Spinello walks Glen Cove ing as a social norm, commended the (USPS008886)(ISSN10651748) neighborhoods to monitor the condition council on this resolution. Glen Cove is of people’s properties. After reminding the first municipality in Nassau County Postmaster: Send address changes to The Gold Coast Gazette, 57 Glen 12 residents about certain code enforce- and the second on all of Long Island to St. Glen Cove, NY 11542. Entered as second class paid postage at the ments, nine have complied. ban hookah lounges and bars. Post Office at Sea Cliff N.Y. The city has sold a 1999 tan Chevy Glen Cove City Council will con- Venture to the Glen Cove Boxing Club vene next on Aug. 19 for a pre-council Published weekly on Thursday by KCH Publications Inc. 57 Glen St., for $1. Established in 1991, the club meeting and on Aug. 26 for a council Glen Cove NY 11542. Phone (516) 671-2360. Price per copy is 75 cents. provides fitness and boxing services to meeting. Week of July 24, 2014 Gold Coast Gazette Page 3

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The Scoopy Doo Plaza—175—177 Forest Avenue—Locust Valley, NY Glen Head Harbor - Patriotic PreK The PreK students at Glen Head Harbor Child Care had a patriotic celebration in honor of our soldiers. Many different heroes came to speak to the students, including Veteran soldiers, police officers and other community helpers. The students then put together a soldier care package that included soap, shampoo, toothbrushes and other needs. As a class, the Prek students walked Editor and Publisher to the community post office and mailed it out together! Kevin C. Horton Photographers Peter Budraitis Richard Wilson Jr. Art Director Milkenia Horton Circulation Manager Robert J. Horton Layout Design Jackie Comitino Staff Writers John C. O’Connell Brenda Weck Gene Auciello Carol Griffin Matthew Ross Sports Editor Robin Appel Gazette logo designed by artist Janice Leotti Patricia Campbell Horton Publisher Emeritus

Jenn Bullock, Assistant Director- Harbor Child Care, Glen Head Week of July 24, 2014 Gold Coast Gazette Page 5 Sugarfoot Rides Again! Yee-haw! Tuesday, July 29th, Cow- be an opportunity for questions and a boy Will Hutchins of TV Sugarfoot fame "meet and greet" with the star himself, at ’ will be making a guest appearance at the the end of the show. The Sugarfoot series Glen Cove Senior Center at 1:15pm. He ran for four seasons from 1957 - 1961. will introduce "The Canary Kid", from At present, the first three seasons can be the Warner Brothers Western television seen on DVDs. The show is rated "A" series Sugarfoot. It first aired in season which is suitable for 'all ages". This is a 2, on November 11, 1958. Will Hutchins free event and will take place in the lower played the leading role as Tom Brewster, level of The Glen Cove Senior Center at the young lawyer from the Oklahoma 130 Glen Street. (Use the rear entrance) Territory. This fast-paced, action packed All are invited to wear their best cowboy by Kevin Horton episode about the notorious Canary Kid hats and boots with their finest western and his sinister plans is sure to keep you attire to add to the fun! Call for further International High School Exchange Students on the edge of your seat and longing for information at: (516) 759-2345 the return of the days when Westerns Seeking Host Families in Glen Cove were TV viewers favorites! There will Glen Cove, NY (7/17/14)- Visiting students, ages 15-18, from around the world including Germany, Spain, Switzerland, and Thailand are seeking host families in and around Glen Cove for the upcoming 2014-2015 academic school year. Host families are needed for the fall semester and full school year.

Host families (traditional families, singles, empty nesters, etc.) serve as mentors and a home base for their student. Visiting students participate as active members of the family and integrate into their host’s daily routines and traditions just like any other family member. Hosting an international student is a great way to explore a new culture and promote a sense of lifelong learning and adventure.

“Every year New York plays host to many talented, top-of-their-class students with the lifelong dream of studying in America,” reports Emily Rolin, iE-USA’s Area Director. Emily ads, “New York’s spirit of hospitality and focus on academic enrichment makes it an ideal environment to develop cultural exchange and promote international diplomacy on a local level.” iE-USA, the sponsoring program, is a non-proﬁt organization dedicated to promoting education and understanding through intercultural and academic exchange. iE-USA is certiﬁed by the Council on Standards for International Educational Travel and strictly adheres to all U.S. Department of State Student Exchange Program regulations and guidelines.

Exchange student participants undergo an extensive application and orientation process in their home country prior to being accepted into iE-USA’s program. Each student is responsible for his/her own spending money and full health insurance coverage.

To learn more about how to make the dream come true for an international high school exchange student, contact New York representative, Joe Bissell at [email protected], 517-388-8948. Host families may review prospective student proﬁles online at iE-USA.org. Families interested in hosting this year must apply by August 15, 2014.

For Gazette advertising information call 671-2360 Page 6 Gold Coast Gazette Week of July 24, 2014 Can You Help Us Fill a Child’s Bookbag? Back to School Donations Wanted The Glen Cove Youth Bureau, in •฀฀฀฀฀฀฀Erasable฀and฀regular฀pens฀in฀(blue,฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀ cooperation with the Friends of the Glen black, red) Cove Youth Board is teaming up with lo- •฀฀฀฀฀฀฀Colored฀pencils cal citizens, organizations and businesses •฀฀฀฀฀฀฀Highlighters to provide back to school supplies to dis- •฀฀฀฀฀฀฀Box฀of฀24฀crayons advantaged youth in our community. A •฀฀฀฀฀฀฀Zippered฀pencil฀case฀with฀3฀holes backpack filled with supplies is present- •฀฀฀฀฀฀฀Small฀pencil฀sharpener ed to children who otherwise would not •฀฀฀฀฀฀฀Marble/composition฀notebooks have what they need to succeed in their •฀฀฀฀฀฀฀Post-its studies. Last year, close to 240 children •฀฀฀฀฀฀฀3x5฀index฀cards in grades K – 12 received back to school •฀฀฀฀฀฀฀Folders supplies as a result of this effort. •฀฀฀฀฀฀฀Section฀dividers Given the cost of getting ready for •฀฀฀฀฀฀฀Glue฀sticks school, the need is greater than ever this •฀฀฀฀฀฀฀Scissors year. For example, on average it costs •฀฀฀฀฀฀฀Portable฀3-hole฀punch $78.00 to purchase all of the supplies on •฀฀฀฀฀฀฀Protractors the school list for a 1st grader in the Glen •฀฀฀฀฀฀฀Plastic฀page฀protectors Cove School District and $83.00 to sup- •฀฀฀฀฀฀฀Rulers ply a 4th grader. This cost simply covers •฀฀฀฀฀฀฀2-gig฀flash฀drive school supplies. It does not cover back to school clothing, shoes, coats, etc. For Donations will be accepted through families living on a fixed income, espe- August 22 and may be dropped off at the cially those with more than one child, Glen Cove Youth Bureau at 128B Glen these expenses are often impossible to Street (behind 126 Glen Street), Glen School will be here before we know it. Once again, the Glen Cove Youth Bureau is collecting absorb. When the family forgoes pur- Cove Library or City Hall (9 Glen Street, school supplies for disadvantaged students in Glen Cove. Please help us make sure that all of chasing school supplies, it is the student 3rd Floor Clerk’s Office). Monetary our students have the tools they need to succeed. Donations will be accepted through August who suffers. donations are also gratefully accepted. 22 at the Glen Cove Youth Bureau,128B Glen Street (behind 126 Glen Street), Glen Cove Please consider making a donation Please make your tax deductible check Library or City Hall (9 Glen Street, 3rd Floor Clerk’s Office). For more information, please to this worthy project. Some of the sup- out to “Friends of the Glen Cove Youth call Cindy Rogers at 671-4600. plies that will be collected by the Youth Board” and mail to Glen Cove Youth Bu- Bureau include: reau, 128B Glen Street, Glen Cove, NY 11542 Attn: Backpack Project. For fur- For Gazette •฀฀฀฀฀฀฀Backpacks฀(no฀wheels) ther information, please call Cindy Rog- •฀฀฀฀฀฀฀3-ring฀binders฀(all฀sizes,฀especially฀฀ ers at 671-4600. 1”, 2” & 3”) advertising information call •฀฀฀฀฀฀฀Thin฀and฀thick฀washable฀markers •฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀#2฀pencils 671-2360 The Glen Cove Library Welcomes New Trustee

The Glen Cove Public Library wel- year term beginning in July 2014. She knowledge of the Library as she was em- mitting her time and efforts to support comes Antonia Petrash to the Library was sworn in by Judge Richard McCord ployed there since 1988, retiring as the the Glen Cove community. Board of Trustees. Mrs. Petrash was at the Board’s monthly meeting. Mrs. Director in 2012. We are indeed fortu- elected as a Trustee in April for a ﬁve- Petrash brings to the table some insider nate to have such a valuable asset com- Week of July 24, 2014 Gold Coast Gazette Page 7 710059

Glen Head Harbor Child Care - Graduation The PreK students from Harbor Childcare in Glen Head became PreK graduates! Their dedicated teacher, Maggie Orellana, who has been with Harbor Childcare for 15 years, planned the graduation with the theme of “Oh the Places You Will Go!” by Dr. Seuss. The graduates wore caps and gowns, were treated to refreshments and a DJ! Harbor Child Care is extremely proud of their little graduates and are conﬁdent that they will succeed next year!

Jenn Bullock, Assistant Director – Harbor Child Care, Glen Head Page 8 Gold Coast Gazette Week of July 24, 2014 SUPER HEROES OF THE BIBLE

Vacation 19 GROVE ST. GLEN COVE, NY 11542 • 516.671.2389 Chef Phil of Cafe Al Dente Oyster Bay and His Staff Bible Are Now at Stango’s with Their Exciting New Menu! Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Specials Eat In or Take Out: School Large 18” Pizza with Two Toppings $11.00 • $19.19 Complete Dinner Specials $30.00 Buffet Package Stango’s is Open for Dinner Tuesday - Sunday Includes Bread, Salad, August 18 - 22 Five Entrees, Eat In, Take Out, On and Off Premises House Wine, Coffee, Catering Available • Private Party Rooms For 10 - 100 People Tea, Soda and 9 am - 12 Noon Dessert Platters FAMILY DINNER COMBOS • ONLY $40 at (FEEDS 4-6) AVAILABLE FOR TAKE OUT ONLY NOT COMBINABLE WITH OTHER OFFERS 7 COMBOS THAT CAN FEED A FAMILY OF 6 FOR LESS THAN $7.00 PER PERSON OUR SAV IOR’S COMBO #1 COMBO #4 CHICKEN PARMIGIANA, PENNE ALA VODKA, MEAT LASAGNA, SAUSAGES, HOUSE OR LUTHERAN HOUSE OR CAESAR SALAD, GARLIC BREAD CAESAR SALAD, GARLIC BREAD CHURCH COMBO #2 COMBO #5 BAKED ZITI, MEATBALLS, HOUSE OR CAESAR BALSAMIC CHICKEN, BROCCOLI, 16 Glenwood Road, Glen Head SALAD, GARLIC BREAD GARLIC & OIL, HOUSE OR CAESAR SALAD, COMBO #3 GARLIC BREAD $50 per child for the week IGATONI OLOGNESE AUTEED IXED COMBO #6 CALL TO REGISTER TODAY! R B , S M Sibling Discounts ($10 off for each additional child) VEGETABLES, HOUSE OR CAESAR SALAD, PORK PIZZAIOLA, PENNE MARINARA, HOUSE 516-676-4540 Games, Snacks, Music and Fun Learning GARLIC BREAD OR CAESAR SALAD, GARLIC BREAD OR BY EMAIL AT Activities for ages pre-school through 6th Grade! COMBO #7 MANICOTTI, EGGPLANT PARMIGIANA, HOUSE OR CAESAR SALAD, GARLIC BREAD [email protected] Teens and Older Siblings welcomed as helpers! 712211 Keeping The Tradition Alive Since 1919 Strawberry Fields, Beatles Tribute Band, Performing Friday, July 25th

Strawberry Fields, a Beatles tribute The Downtown Sounds Concert Series nity Bank, North Shore-LIJ Glen Cove Web Radio and OWTV Old Westbury band, will take the stage on Friday, July is presented by the City of Glen Cove Hospital, North Coast Suburu, Avalon Television. 25th, as part of the Friday night Down- and the Glen Cove Downtown Business Bay Communities, Kimco Reality, The For more information, call Glen town Sounds concert series, in Glen Improvement District. This year’s pre- Downtown Café, The Glen Cove Print- Cove BID, 516-759-6570 or on the Web Cove on Long Island’s historic North senting sponsors are: Bethpage Federal ery. Restaurant partner is The View Grill at: http://www.glencovedowntown.org Shore Gold Coast. The series will run Credit Union and Garvies Point. Other and media partner is The SUNY College every Friday through August 29th. sponsors include American Commu- at Old Westbury, OWWR Old Westbury Strawberry Fields is a look-alike, sound-alike Beatles tribute, dedicated to bringing the audience, as close to a real Beatles concert as you can get. The band features look-alike performers, (hand- picked from hundreds who auditioned), who speak in Liverpudlian accents and play on the vintage musical instruments that Beatles fans have come to recognize. The band will take you on a Magi- cal Mystery Tour beginning with 1964 - complete with mop top hair, black suits and thin ties - and through the Beatles ﬁrst four albums. Next stop is 1967, featuring the psychedelic era of “Sergeant Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band” - with all of the costumes and jackets fea- tured on the album cover. Last musical visit is to a place where hair got longer and music more politically involved, featuring songs from the “White Album,” “Abbey Road,” and “Let It Be.” The free concerts are open air, at the Glen Cove Village Square, intersection of Glen and Bridge Streets. Shows be- gin at 7:30 and run until 9:30. There is ample free parking in the adjacent indoor and outdoor parking lots. Week of July 24, 2014 Gold Coast Gazette Page 9 Congratulations To All Of The Fifth and Eighth Graders Of The North Shore Schools! Ask The Elder Law and North Shore Schools, Glen Head, on June 26th, Principal Dr. Marc Ferris Estate Planning Attorney NY - During the week of June 23rd, commended his eighth graders on their families, administration, faculty and accomplishments at the Moving On cer- staff were warmly welcomed to the Mov- emony at North Shore Middle School. ing Up ceremonies of each of the three Congratulations to all of the ﬁfth Beware of Joint Accounts North Shore Elementary Schools by and eighth graders in the North Shore their respective principals including Mr. School District who received diplomas Chris Zublionis (Sea Cliff), Mrs. Bridget to the delight of their parents, teachers, Finder (Glenwood Landing) and Mrs. families and friends. We wish you the The Question: I’m a 76-year-old widower who holds all my bank accounts Lori Nimmo (Glen Head). Additionally, best of luck! jointly with my daughter, so she can pay my bills if need be. I also hope to avoid probate this way. Is this a good idea?

The Strategy: The practice of holding joint accounts can have unanticipated negative consequences and it is generally a poor option for estate planning. Explore other, safer alternatives to achieve the same results.

How It Works: When an adult child’s name Article and most photos by Shelly Newman is added to a parent’s account as a joint Glen Head Elementary School owner, the funds are exposed to any creditor Pictured are fifth graders at Glen Head Elementary School on stage at their recent Com- claims that may exist against the child. The mencement Ceremony. child also obtains full access to the funds so the funds could be withdrawn from the account and used for unintended purposes. For Medicaid purposes, joint ownership does not provide any protection as a joint bank account is considered to belong 100% to the Medicaid applicant. For estate tax purposes, bank accounts held jointly by a parent and child are considered to be completely part of the taxable estate of the first to die, unless documentation can be provided showing that the survivor deposited funds into the account. That means the money could be included in the taxable estate of a child who dies before a parent. While joint Glenwood Landing fifth graders rose in celebration of their recent Graduation Ceremony. accounts generally pass outside of probate, these accounts frequently cause family disputes. There may be an unequal passing of assets to the child whose name was on the joint account . The other children may argue that the parent wished to treat all the children equally. The child who jointly held the account often argues that the parent intended that he or she receive extra consideration because of the assistance that child provided.

The Results: Other techniques are usually preferable to the use of joint bank accounts for elder law and estate planning purposes. A properly drafted revo- cable trust or durable power of attorney can give your daughter legal authority to pay your bills while also protecting your assets from any creditor claims that may exist against her, for instance. You’ll still need to protect your assets from the costs of a nursing home, however. Have an expert coordinate the Sea Cliff Elementary students celebrated Moving Up day with their teachers, families and planning you need to address all the concerns that apply to you. friends.

Robert J. Kurre, Esq. is a partner with Kurre Schneps LLP, an elder law and estate planning law firm in Manhasset. He has practiced law in New York State for 24 years. Martindale-Hubbell, the preeminent attorney rating organization, has awarded Mr. Kurre an “AV” rating, its highest possible rating for legal ability and ethical standards. Mr. Kurre was selected as one of Long Island’s top attorneys for 2014 by American Lawyer Media and Pulse Maga- Eighth graders commended at the North Shore Middle School Moving On Ceremony zine. The firm can be reached at (516) 829-7900 and its website is www.ksesqs. com. To obtain a complimentary copy of Mr. Kurre’s report “What Seniors Don’t Know Can Bankrupt Them: How To Protect The Assets of Aging and Incapacitated Persons”, please email [email protected]. This information is intended as general information and is not meant to provide specific legal advice. Attorney advertising. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. For Gazette advertising information call 671-2360 Page 10 Gold Coast Gazette Week of July 24, 2014

July 22, 2014: therance of the public health, safety and BE IT ORDAINED, that Section 98-11B welfare of the City, and in the public (Impoundment of bicycles by police; interest. There are documented health penalties for offenses) of the code of Or- dinance is hereby amended as follows: risks associated with the smoking of Remove: tobacco or other substances through B. The violation of any of the provi- hookah pipes including the inhala- sions of this chapter shall constitute a tion of higher concentrations of toxins violation and shall subject the violator to than found in cigarette smoke. Hookah a fine not exceeding $15. Add: parlors have also been associated with B. The violation of any of the provi- certain illegal and antisocial activities, sions of this chapter shall constitute a including underage drinking and their violation and shall subject the violator to presence in a community exacerbates the a fine not exceeding $75. This Ordinance shall take effect 3 days inherent dangers of tobacco use around after publication. nontobacco users, exposes children to Tina Pemberton smoking, and increases the potential for City Clerk minors to associate smoking and tobacco ------x with a healthy lifestyle; and LEGAL NOTICE WHEREAS, The City of Glen Cove rec- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT the ognizes the dangers of smoking, in any Glen Cove City Council adopted the fol- form, to the youth of the City and the lowing Local Law 04-2014-2013, at the public at large; and therefore City Council Meeting of July 22, 2014: BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Coun- Local Law 04-2014 cil hereby amends Chapter 280, Article PUBLIC NOTICE RESOLUTION OF THE GLEN COVE X, to add Section 45.3- Prohibitions ap- CITY COUNCIL REFERRING THE plicable to all districts. NOTICE OF SALE MATTER OF AN AMENDMENT TO Chapter 280 SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF the assessment roll for the Year 2014 CHAPTER 280 (ZONING) OF THE NASSAU, EMIGRANT MORTGAGE of the City of Glen Cove is complete. Article X- Districts COMPANY, INC., Plaintiff, vs. GER- A certified copy of said assessment roll CITY CODE OF ORDINANCES WITH Section 45.3- Prohibitions applicable to ALDINE KLIMASZEWSKI; JIM KLI- will be on file August 1, 2014 at the of- RESPECT TO THE ADOPTION OF AN all districts MASZEWSKI, ET AL., Defendant(s). fice of the City Assessor in the City Hall AMENDMENT TO THE GLEN COVE 280-45.3 - Prohibitions applicable to all Pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure of Glen Cove and will be open to public CODE OF ORDINANCES MAKING and Sale duly filed on December 22, inspection from August 1st .- September districts 2008, I, the undersigned Referee will sell 1st. Both dates inclusive. HOOKAH LOUNGES A PROHIBIT- A. Hookah Lounges shall be prohibited at public auction at the CCP (Calendar Sal Lombardi ED USE IN ALL ZONING DISTRICTS in all zoning districts within the City of Control Part Courtroom) in the Supreme City Assessor THROUGHOUT THE CITY. Glen Cove. Court, 100 Supreme Court Drive, Mi------x WHEREAS, the purpose of the proposed Local Law 04-2014 shall take effect im- neola, NY on August 19, 2014 at 11:30 INVITATION FOR BIDDERS Amendment is to ban and prohibit Hoo- a.m., premises known as 2 Abate Street, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that sealed mediately upon its filing in the Office of Glen Cove, NY. All that certain plot, bids will be received by the City of Glen kah Parlors in all Zoning Districts in the the Secretary of State. piece or parcel of land, with the build- Cove Purchasing Agent, City Hall, 9 City of Glen Cove; and Tina Pemberton ings and improvements thereon erected, Glen Street, Glen Cove, NY 11542 until WHEREAS, the Amendment is in fur- City Clerk situate, lying and being in the City of 11:00 a.m. on August 8, 2014 at which Glen Cove, County of Nassau and State time they will be publicly opened and ------x of New York, Section 22, Block 15 and read aloud and will be awarded soon Lot 103. Approximate amount of judg- thereafter as practicable for: ment is $276,047.22 plus interest and 2014 costs. Premises will be sold subject to DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS provisions฀ of฀ filed฀ Judgment฀ Index฀ #฀ SURPLUS VEHICLES AND MISCEL- 011153/08. LANEOUS METALS THROUGHOUT William F. Mackey, Esq., Referee THE CITY OF GLEN COVE Knuckles, Komosinski & Elliott, LLP, LOCATION: 100 MORRIS AVE., 565 Taxter Road, Ste. 590, Elmsford, GLEN COVE, NY 11542 NY 10523, Attorneys for Plaintiff DPW NO. 2014-008R ------x Specifications and Bid Sheets may be NOTICE OF FORMATION of obtained at the Office of the Purchasing Life Cycle Biologicals, LLC. Article of Agent, City Hall, 9 Glen Street, Glen Organization filed with the Secretary of Cove, N.Y. The documents will be avail- State of NY (SSNY) on 05/13/2014. Of- able beginning July 24, 2014. Prospec- fice location: Nassau County. SSNY has tive bidders will have the opportunity to been designated as agent upon whom view the surplus items on Tuesday, July process against it may be served. The 29th from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm and again Post Office address to which the SSNY on Monday, August 4th from 9:00 am shall mail a copy of any process against to 4:00 pm at the Department of Public the LLC served upon him is C/O Unites Works Yard, located at 100 Morris Av- States Corporation Agents, INC, 7014 enue, Glen Cove, NY 11542. 13th Floor, Suite 202, Brooklyn, NY Each bid must be written on the bid sum- Any Dog 11228. Purpose of LLC: to engage in any mary form and accompanied by a certi- lawful act or activity. Street address of fied check, in the amount of 5% of the Principal Business location is: 57 Laurel actual bid, and shall be enclosed in a Ave, Sea Cliff, NY 11579. “sealed” envelope addressed to the Pur------x chasing Agent, of the City of Glen Cove Any Breed LEGAL NOTICE and marked on the outside with the bid NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a number, title and date. Public Hearing will be held before and by The successful highest bidder will be the Glen Cove City Council, New York, required to remove vehicles and metals in Council Chambers, at Glen Cove City from the Morris Avenue Facility within Hall, 9 Glen Street, Glen Cove, New two weeks of the notice to proceed. Any Problem York on Tuesday, July 22, 2014 at 7:30 The City reserves the right to reject any p.m. and all bids received, to waive any infor- The hearing will be to discuss Local Law mality in the bids received and to accept 04-2014, amending the City of Glen that bid which in its judgment best serves Cove Zoning Ordinance prohibiting hoo- the interest of the City. Check out our newly designed website! kah lounges in all City zoning districts. By: Nancy Andreiev, Purchasing Agent All interested persons will be given an City of Glen Cove, New York Back2BalanceTraining.com opportunity to be heard at said hearing. ------x Tina Pemberton City Clerk LEGAL NOTICE Call now for more information ------x PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT the NOTICE City Council adopted the following Or- 516.330.1833 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That dinance at the City Council Meeting of Week of July 24, 2014 Gold Coast Gazette Page 11 North Shore GLY Glen Cove Chamber Of Commerce Presents Monuments Religious Store Gala Night At The Oscars Plaques and Sandblasting The Glen Cove Chamber of Com- cars celebrates the fun factor throughout Vestments merce excitedly announces the annual the evening with the honoring of Glen QUALITY WORKMANSHIP Gala Celebration with a new theme Cove Chamber Celebs, ensuring a not- FOR FOUR GENERATIONS Chalices (drum roll please)! The Gala Chairper- to-be-missed and memorable occasion. Pyxes son, Betsy Gibbs of Worth Repeating, So, Save The Date and mark your calen- Quality Granite In All Colors enthusiastically reports that the tradition- dar to have “the time of your life”! Work done in all cemeteries We can help you select by al Celebrate Glen Cove Gala will now Full details will be further announced phone and deliver to any simulate A Night at the Oscars. All hon- regarding honorees, reservations, spon- 759-2156 location on L.I. orees will be receiving an Oscar award sorships and advertising opportunities. for their outstanding “performance” in Visit our website for postings. Showroom: Call us at (516) 656-0330 a given category for well deserved rec- Full details will be further announced 677 Cedar Swamp Rd. 32-34 School Street ognition. Held at the luxurious Crescent regarding honorees, reservations, spon- Brookville, N.Y. 11545 Glen Cove, NY Beach Club in Bayville, Saturday, No- sorships and advertising opportunities. Mon-Fri: 10am to 6pm vember 8th, from 7:00PM – Midnight, Visit our website for postings. Saturdays 4pm (closed Sunday) Open Mon-Sat 9-5 the event will transform attendees into Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce a Hollywood, over-the-top, experience is one of the oldest organizations in the from walking the red carpet to cocktail City, established in 1920. Its mission is hour to dancing the night away with a Vi- to enhance the health and profitability of Obituaries ennese dessert table. A Night at the Os- our Member businesses. Maureen Verdon personality and her willingness to pitch in contributed so much to the positive spirit of the program. She is survived by her sister Delia and Glen Cove Mansion Hotel and brother-in-law Dennis, and nieces and nephews in England and Australia. Her Conference Center Names husband Werner, pre-deceased her two Gus Montesantos Director of Food & Beverage and a half years ago. Maureen will be deeply missed by the of hospitality and corporate many people, young and old, who had experience to his new role the privilege of knowing her. Funeral ar- at Glen Cove Mansion, ac- rangements were handled by the Funeral quired through positions Home of Dodge-Thomas in Glen Cove. held in New York City and Reinhardt A. Andersen on Long Island. Most recently he was director of Andersen, Reinhardt A. of Glen Head, food & beverage for the NY on July 18, 2014. Beloved husband of Nancy. Loving father of Reinhardt, Doubletree Guest Suites by Jr. (Grace), Pauline and Christian. Cher- Hilton Times Square in New York City, where he expe- VERDON, Maureen, long-time resident ished grandfather of Marisa, Reinhardt, III and Cole. Dear brother of Doris Gi- rienced significant success of Glen Cove, and a friend to many, sad- in enhancing departmental ly passed away last week after a serious, ambruno. Funeral Service at Our Saviors Lutheran Church. Interment Memorial profitability and upgrading although mercifully short-lived illness. the hotel’s food, wine and Many in Glen Cove knew Maureen; her Cemetery of St. John’s Church, Cold Spring Harbor, NY. Contributions may beverage program. Previ- lilting British accent, hearty laugh and be made to American Cancer Society. Ar- ous to this, he was director wise-cracking good humor were un- rangements by Whitting Funeral Home. of food & beverage for the mistakable. Born and raised in London landmark Helmsley Park of Irish parents, she spent most of her Elias Joseph Stetz Lane Hotel in Manhattan. life in Glen Cove. Some remember her STETZ, Elias Joseph “Al” Commander Mr. Montesantos has from the Powers Chemco company, oth- US Navy (retired) of Locust Valley, previously served as gen- ers knew her as the sassy waitress at the NY on July 19th, 2014 age 81. Beloved eral manager for the River- old Delicious Pizza on Forest Ave where husband of Nancy Burke Stetz. Lov- bay Seafood Bar & Grill of she waitressed for fourteen years. She ing father of Marion Waslh Esq. (Will) Williston Park, New York. delighted in the innocence of children, and Susan Trout. Dear brother of Alice Prior to this he held regional and although childless herself, she hap- Kishanuk, Ed (Freda) and Lori Tewalt responsibilities as area di- pily watched generations of Glen Cove (Ron). Proud granfather of Kate Mullen families as they grew up. She ingratiated M.D. (Dave Gorin PhD.), Anna Walsh, Glen Cove, Long Island, New York, rector of food & beverage operations for herself to people of all ages, because she William Elias Walsh, Marshall Joseph July 2014 … The I.A.C.C.-certified Field Hotels Associates of East Elmhurst, possessed high energy, a “can do” atti- Trout, Richard Walsh and Nancy Trout. Glen Cove Mansion Hotel and Confer- New York. He began employment with tude and a youthful exuberance. Mau- Also survived by many loving relatives. ence Center has appointed Gus Monte- this company as assistant general man- reen also had a definite sense of right Visitation was at the Funeral Home of santos director of food & beverage for ager and director of food & beverage for and wrong, and she was always ready to Dodge-Thomas Glen Cove. Mass at the the acclaimed and historic property. Ata the Holiday Inn Hotel, JFK Airport, and fight for anyone who had been somehow Church of St. Patrick. Interment Arling- Kashanian, vice president and general was subsequently promoted to general treated unjustly. One would always be ton National Cemetery. Donations may manager, made the announcement. manager of the company’s Hampton Inn, glad to have Maureen on one’s side. be made to Wounded Warrior Project. “It is a pleasure to welcome Gus to JFK Airport. Earlier in his career, Mr. Maureen always had an especially soft org. DodgeThomas.com Glen Cove Mansion Hotel and Confer- Montesantos was the owner and opera- spot for those less fortunate than herself. ence Center,” said Mr. Kashanian. “He tor of Monte Brothers, Inc., Catering & The past ten years of her life had been brings important food and beverage ex- Night Club in Queens, New York. spent caring for frail elderly seniors as a perience to our hotel, gained at properties Gus Montesantos is a graduate of personal aide in their homes. She became in New York City and on Long Island. Pace University with a Bachelor’s dean integral and beloved part of their fam- We look forward to his departmental gree in Business Management, Market- ilies, giving the caregivers much-needed leadership and active contribution to our ing and Accounting. He resides in Glen respite. Maureen also spent a good deal executive team.” Cove with his wife Mary and three sons, of her working time at the Glen Cove Gus Montesantos brings 35 years Dean, Steven and Michael. 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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 A B Y S M C I A W E E P S 14 15 16 T RAVEL ERS E RASE 17 18 M AKESADASHFORIT ville. After several years as a child ac- 19 20 L ACE I TS tress, she was once again cast as a young 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 adult in supporting roles often in pres- O B I T T I N A L I 29 30 31 32 33 34 tigious films such as “Now, Voyager” T AKES I T ONTH E LAM 35 36 37 (1942) with Bette Davis, as well as T HE H ORNS O RLOP two “Andy Hardy” films with Mickey 38 39 40 41 B L INI E N URE Rooney, “Andy Hardy’s Blonde Trou- 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 ble” (1944) and “Love Laughs at Andy F R AIL C E RTS L E A 49 50 51 Hardy” (1946). She is also remembered R UNSLI KETHEW IND 52 53 54 for her starring role in the WWII anti- Y EA N YC A CED 55 56 57 58 59 Nazism film “Hitler’s Children” (1943). O U T T B S P Her career began to fade by the mid- 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 H E A DFOR T HEHIL L S 1940s. In 1947, she married Jack Wrath- 68 69 er, who had produced some of her films. I GLOO P EANUTOIL 70 71 72 He formed the Wrather Corporation, S OARS M AT L IPPY and bought the rights to characters from “The Lone Ranger”, “Lassie” and “Sgt. Preston of the Yukon”. Perhaps this is the The Gold Coast Gazette This week’s celebrity was born on Jan. reason why Lassie and Clayton Moore, 26, 1923 in Goldsboro, No. Carolina. who played “The Lone Ranger”, ap- She had entered the entertainment field peared several together in the mid-1950s Hometown Newspaper for at a young age since she had been trained at the old Madison Square Garden, much Glen Cove, Sea Cliff, Glen Head, in voice. Despite being an accomplished to the delight of all of us youngsters. Glenwood and Brookville soprano, she decided, as a teenager, to Granville worked as a producer for several film and TV productions featuring sign with the John Robert Powers Agen- SUBSCRIBE NOW! cy as a junior model. Her plans for an these characters, including the 1954 operatic career were sidelined when she TV series “Lassie” with Tommy Ret- was cast in a staged music review “Fun tig. She appeared in the film version of “The Lone Ranger” in 1956, and made 57 Glen Street, Glen Cove, NY 11542 for the Money”. Her appearance in that Phone: (516) 671-2360 revue led to her being cast in her first her final screen appearance in a cameo movie role, “I Married an Angel” (1942), role in “The Legend of the Lone Ranger” Email: [email protected] starring Nelson Eddy and Jeanette Mac- (1981). It was in this film that the “Lone Donald. She was under contract to both Ranger’s” entire name, “John Reid”, was RKO and Republic Studios during the ever revealed. The Granville-Wrather 1940s, including several appearances as marriage lasted until his death in 1984, “Tess Trueheart”, in the “Dick Tracy” se- shortly after the release of the movie ries and the 1944 Frank Sinatra musical, “The Magic of Lasssie”, which starred “Step Lively”. She also appeared in the Wrather’s pal, James Stewart. Granville horror comedy “Zombies on Broadway” herself died four years later of lung can- with Wally Brown and Alan Carney cer at the age of 65. in 1945, starred in “Riffraff” with Pat An extra note, Wrather was approached O’Brien and was “Cheyenne”, the girl in by Walt Disney, back in the1950s, to love with Randolf Scott in “Return of the build the Disneyland Hotel near Dis- Bad Men” (1948). neyland when Walt ran out of money Subscribe today to the Gold Coast Gazette’s special E-edition When her career faltered, she instead fo- building his theme park in California. cused on a stage career playing lead roles Wrather built it and years later refused Name: ______on Broadway in productions such as the Disney’s request to purchase it. The Dis- 1947 opera “Street Scene”, in the 1948 ney franchise finally succeeded in pur- Address: ______Cole Porter musical “Kiss Me, Kate” chasing it when it acquired the Wrather Corporation in 1989, years after both (having replaced Patricia Morison) and City: ______State: ______Zip: ______the 1952 musical “Three Wishes for Ja- men were dead. The 2013 film version mie”. With long term husband Robert of “The LR”, starring Johhny Depp, was Sterling, who was first married to Ann produced Walt Disney Prod. and Jerry Phone Number: ______Sothern, she appeared in the CBS sit- Bruckheimer. com “Topper” (1953-55), also with Leo. Credit Card #: ______exp. ______G. Carroll and Lee Patrick. Our celeb- Correct Callers: Don Adams, Ma- rity was billed as the “ghostiest with the rio Moccia, Will and Babs Hutchins, mostest”. Robertta Pezza Email: ______Check One Last Week’s celebrity Last week’s celebrity was Bonita Gran- Regular Rates: 1 Year $14.95 2 Years $24.95 3 Years $34.95

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Hollywood Heavyweights by Myles Mellor and Sally York - Ann DiPietro 1234 5678 9 10 11 12 13 Dear Great Book Guru, daughter who is looking ahead to college 14 15 16 I had a great meal the other night at and her reinvention; and, finally, Charles Still Partners-Chef John Doran pre- and Lawrence, friends of Franny’s. All 17 18 19 pared a delicious array of fish, chicken, these characters arrive at the vacation and pasta dishes that we all enjoyed. At home with secrets and sorrows. Living 20 21 22 a nearby table, I heard someone men- in close proximity doesn’t make any of tion a popular summer novel she had these go away and before the two weeks 23 24 enjoyed. It was about a family and their of vacation has ended, the reader is left friends renting a home together and the wondering why anyone would want to 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 problems that arose. Any thoughts? leave home. A quick, breezy read! Enjoying the Summer 33 34 35 Another book I enjoyed and might ap- 36 37 38 Dear Enjoying the Summer, peal to some of my readers: FROM I agree- we are really lucky in Sea Cliff POMPEII by Ingrid Rowland. Rowland 39 40 41 with our great dining choices and I do es- traces the history of the ill-fated city of pecially love listening in on literary con- Pompeii. Renoir, Mozart, Freud, Dick- 42 43 44 versations. My guess is your fellow din- ens, and Mark Twain among countless er was referring to the very popular New others, found inspiration in this Roman 45 46 York Times bestseller THE VACATION- city, where in 79 CE, time did stop. ERS by Emma Straub. Set in Majorca 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 (seems like a popular spot this summer), the novel is told from the viewpoints of 55 56 57 its seven characters: Franny, matriarch 58 59 60 and food critic; Jim, her husband who has been forced out of his job because of 61 62 63 brief romance with the daughter of one of his bosses; Bobby, their 28 year-old son and his much older personal trainer girl- Across 6. City on the Missouri friend Carmen; Sylvia,their 18 year-old 1. Deli side 7. Dwelling: var. 5. Express a preference 8. Previously 9. Start a hole 9. Soldier’s helmet Glen Cove Was Ready 14. “Pipe down!” 10. Methuselah’s father 15. Arab ruler 11. Dollar rival Gold Coast area residents were re- ers to address the critical requirements 16. Habituate 12. ___ acid lieved to hear that an agreement was to offer an alternative commute while 17. Bras ending 13. Reach a high reached last week between the LIRR and minimizing any inconvenience to our 18. Drops off 21. Graybeard the MTA and that the potential workers residents and planned to have a ferry ser- 19. Water wheel 22. Jalopy strike was called off per a Gov. Cuomo vice available and at the ready. The Glen 20. “Rear Window” director 25. Marching band instruments press conference. During the times Cove ferry service planned to go into full 23. Annoying insect 26. Drooping flower spike when it seemed that a strike was likely operation, officially, in 2015. Please 24. Bowl cheer 27. Course fixture the City of Glen Cove had a plan and keep up to date with these developments 25. Pretense 28. Splotches worked very closely with the MTA and by visiting www.GlenCoveFerry.org 28. Harsh sound 29. Biography senior elected officials to ensure an ef- 30. Backrub response 30. Bud fective contingency plan was in place for 33. Public persona 31. Prenatal test, for short our residents. Glen Cove was ready, 500 passenger 34. Crack 32. Raise The Mayor’s staff quickly initiated ferry entered Glen Cove Creek and the 35. Shot, e.g. 34. Soviet ballistic missile an action plan with input from Glen Cove dock smoothly!!! 36. “La Dolce Vita” director 35. Vigilance Police Department, Glen Cove Chief 39. Means justifiers 37. Hipbone-related Harbormaster, City Attorney, and oth- 40. Garage job 38. Hawaiian veranda 41. Patronage 43. Poisonous gas 42. Farm structure 44. Store, as corn 43. Boosts 45. Type in 44. Implant deeply 46. Arrive 45. Diamond stat 47. Binges 46. Buzzing pest 48. Cut 47. “Midnight Cowboy” director 49. Give birth to 55. Valuable musical antique 50. Hoopla 56. Abominable Snowman 51. “Laughable Lyrics” writer 57. Leisure 52. Bearing 58. Inclined 53. Son in Genesis 59. Beach item 54. Rip apart 60. City in Central China 61. Cordwood measure 62. Coastal raptor 63. Formal accessory

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Glen Cove PTA Council Honors First-Ever Diamond Club The Glen Cove PTA Council recent- ing seniors. The Glen Cove High School groups, we were able to create the fabu- president Antoinette Bellomo. “We are ly revealed its inaugural Diamond Club jazz band, under the direction of Nicho- lous grand prizes and raffle baskets that always filled with gratitude as our com- at its annual scholarship brunch fund- las Carbuto, entertained the 180 guests many of the attendees took home for munity continues to come out to support raiser. In past years, the Council selected in attendance. themselves or others who purchased raf- this fine cause.” one community contributor to honor dur- “Through the generosity of many fle tickets in advance,” said PTA Council ing the fundraiser held for members of the Glen Cove High School graduating class. This year, the various Glen Cove parent teacher associations had the opportunity to honor a special member of their school community who has been a positive influence on the lives of the children. Each honoree was nominated by a school or parent volunteer, community or PTA member, faculty, staff member or administrator. This year’s first ever distinguished Diamond Club inductees were former Glen Cove PTSA president Suzanne Anderson, Finley Middle School orchestra teacher Brittany Frank Rifkind, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum, Instruction and Technology Dr. Michael Israel, Director of Special Education Mary Murphy, Deasy School Principal Nomi Rosen and Connolly School Principal Rosemarie Sekelsky. Proceeds from the event will be The GCPTA Council Diamond Club for the 2013-2014 school year: PTA Council Co-Presidents Michele Maziejka (far left) and Antoi- donated to the Glen Cove Community nette Bellomo (far right) congratulate honorees (L-R) Rosemarie Sekelsky, Dr. Michael Israel, Brittany Frank Rifkind, Suzanne Ander- Scholarship fund for scholarships for the son, and Mary Murphy. 2014 Glen Cove High School graduat-