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North Shore Lax Helps Long Beach Lax Volume XXII No. 18 Hometown Newspaper for Glen Cove, Sea Cliff, Glen Head, Glenwood, Locust Valley and Brookville Week of 1/3/13 75C Missing North Shore Lax Helps Long Beach Lax Person Search NSLC Junior Board Members (L.-R.) – Alex Yellon, Billy Frahlich, Michael Frahlich, Ryland Frost, Michael Roberto, Matthew Douglas. Michael Roberto with Greg Sofield from Long Beach Youth Lacrosse. Today the Holiday spirit hit home for some young laxers from Long Beach. The Junior Officer Corp. of the North Shore On December 17th at approxi- Lacrosse Club engaged in mately 1130PM Nunzio Izzo 56, an equipment drive to help who is currently taking medication those families devastated for epilepsy and a heart condition, by hurricane Sandy. The was last seen leaving the home of a drive was the idea of Junior friend in Glen Cove and getting into Board member Michael a taxi. The Glen Cove Detective Roberto. Collectively the Division along with Nassau County Junior Board gathered hun- Missing Persons squad are actively dreds of pieces of equip- investigating every possible lead ment that were delivered on that may help them find Mr. Izzo. Saturday and distributed to A Silver Alert has been issued, and Long Beach Youth Lacrosse. Greg So- ute the equipment to any kids in need. current President of the North Shore SEARCH continued on page 15 field of Long Beach was on hand to get The distribution was held at Long Lacrosse Club was on hand and stated the word out locally and to help distrib- Beach High School. Matt Nizich, the LAX continued on page 2 City Honors Glen Cove Sports Teams Glen Cove City Mayor Ralph Suozzi and the Glen Cove City Council honored two of Glen Cove High School’s most successful sports teams this fall: the Var- sity Big Red Football team and the Var- sity Boys Soccer team. After a 2-2-2 start, which Head Coach Kevin Nolan called “the definition of mediocrity,” the Soccer team finished the regular season 4-1-1 and advancing to the semifinal round at Adelphi Univer- sity where they fell to the eventual two- time New York State champion Jericho squad. The Big Red Soccer team was conference co-champs with an overall record of 8-3-3 and Coach Nolan won “Coach of the Year” honors. Following an opening day loss to eventual Long Island champ Lawrence, games en route to the second round of The team fell short against Plainedge, football coach in New York State. the Football team won eight straight the Nassau County Football playoffs. who eventually lost to Lawrence in the Both Coach Nolan and Football county finals. The team’s overall record Head Coach Pere Kopecky spoke on be- was 8-2 and won the Howie Vogts award half of their team. Each player received as the most improved football team in a certificate of recognition, with City Nassau County. This award is presented Councilman Tony Gallo assisting Mayor by the Nassau County Coaches Associa- Suozzi in the honors. Councilman Gallo tion and is named after the late Bethpage is also an assistant coach for the Football Coach who is the winningest high school squad. Page 2 Gold Coast Gazette Week of January 3, 2013 Artists in America ASR Cooking Club Success Howard Maier, chairman of Cooking Club was a delicious suc- cheese frittatas, to Dorito burritos, the Glen Cove’s Holocaust Memorial cess. The 4th and 5th graders learned children enjoyed the dining experience. and Tolerance Center, was among the skills they need to make healthy food ASR is currently Registering now for the the guests at an invitation-only re- choices. They had a wonderful time cre- 2013-2014 school year. Call 676-0762 ception for “Artists in America,” the ating fun and easy recipes. Each week for information about upcoming open new exhibition at Nassau County had a new theme. From bacon, egg and house events. Museum of Art. He is shown (right) with Museum Director Karl E. Will- ers, Ph.D. Veteran’s Day Program at Glengariff The James Norton Council Knights Grath, Sal Bifano, PGK John Ryan, of Columbus recently participated in Grand Knight George Kranz, Glen Cove the Veteran's Day Program at Glengar- Councilman Tony Jimenez, Jody Weber iff. The brother Knights very proudly of Glengariff, and a very impressive con- presented the Colors at the opening of tingent of Marines including Sea Cliff's the program. Pictured left to right are very own Gregory Knox. brother Knights Phil Como, Bernie Mc North Shore Lax Helps Long Beach Lax LAX continued from page 1 “Sandy was a horrific storm that hit many areas of the tri-state area hard. Listening to the stories of devastation that every Long Beach family had to tell makes the effort by the youth of the NSLC Junior Board a truly heart felt gesture. There is much left to be done to recover fully from this storm, it is our sincere hope that these kids actions will be truly help- ful and maybe spark some other good will gestures to help these people get their lives back.” For information about the NSLC Ju- nior Officer Corp. or the NSLC please contact Matt Nizich at mattniz@opton- line.net. The Gold Coast Gazette 57 Glen Street, Glen Cove, NY 11542 (USPS008886)(ISSN10651748) Postmaster: Send address changes to The Gold Coast Gazette, 57 Glen St. Glen Cove, NY 11542. Entered as second class paid postage at the Correction Post Office at Sea Cliff N.Y. Last week in the caption of the scfd chiefs taken at the fire department Christmas party, Tim O'Donnell and John Hess were inadvertently omitted by the photogra- Published weekly on Thursday by KCH Publications Inc. 57 Glen St., pher Carol Griffin. Glen Cove NY 11542. Phone (516) 671-2360. Price per copy is 75 cents. Week of January 3, 2013 Gold Coast Gazette Page 3 Glen Cove Boys & Girls Club Helps Community Give Thanks This Thanksgiving The Glen Cove Boys & Girls Club her team for donating a beautiful meal hosted their Annual Thanksgiving Dinner again this year. Due to Hurricane Sandy, on November 20th. This event marked many of our families were greatly im- the 12th anniversary that the Club has pacted. Many lost power for days and been helping families throughout the had to discard a great deal of food, and community join together and give thanks others were unable to work, resulting in during the holiday season. Each year, a loss of income. In this difficult time, Andrea Correale of Elegant Affairs in many more people were counting on this Glen Cove, and her team, prepared and meal and the food baskets to help put donated the entire meal. the pieces back together in their lives. Over 350 Club members, their par- Thank you to all of the individuals, orga- ents and community members attend nizations, churches, families and schools the Annual Thanksgiving Dinner which who supported this initiative and to the kicked off with a warm welcome from many who continue to support our Mis- the Club’s Executive Director, Melissa sion at the Club.” Tierney, which was followed by a bless- The Club would also like to thank ing from Glen Cove Police Sergeant and Board Members Bonita Waites and Glen Cove Boys & Girls Club Board Christiane Leonardis as well as Director Member Jack McDougal. With over 55 of Operations, Franca Trunzo, for orga- volunteers, the Club was able to serve a nizing the food drive. Club members enjoy dinner with their families Thanksgiving turkey with all the fixings The Glen Cove Boys and Girls Club including dessert – the popular ice cream at Lincoln House has been serving the station where families created their own community since 1903 by providing a dessert! “The food was yummy and fun! caring environment that will inspire and Thank you Boys & Girls Club for having enable all young people to realize their dinner for me and my family!” Lisbeth full potential as productive and respon- S., 7 years old, said upon finishing din- sible citizens. The Club serves over 700 ner. youths ages 6 to 18 in the Glen Cove In addition, the Glen Cove Boys & community, providing them a safe place Girls Club was able to provide over 80 to go after the school day ends where families with food baskets so they could they can participate in a variety of pro- prepare their own Thanksgiving dinner. grams such as sports, recreation, educa- This was made possible through a drive tion, dance, technology and art. For more held throughout October and into No- information about the Glen Cove Boys vember. & Girls Club please visit http://www. According to Melissa Tierney, “We glencovebgc.org or call 516-671-8030. Andrea Correale of Elegant Affairs and volunteers ready to serve at the dinner are so grateful for Andrea Correale and Locust Valley FD Operation Wounded Warrior Pasta Dinner Finally and fittingly in the midst of bikes enable those with serious injuries as all of these young men and women do, ing they received by the Glen Cove Man- this season of giving, the Co-Chairs of the to once again ride with their spouses thanking us for what we do as firefight- sion Hotel, Glen Cove Matinecock rod 5th Annual Operation Wounded Warrior and their children, as they can no longer ers and for raising awareness and mon- and gun club, Glen Cove Golf Course, Pasta Dinner, Paul Long, Paul Marecki, ride using regular bicycles. The donated ey in our communities for him and his local restaurants including Locust Val- and Brian Plumb announced that a final treadmills also help others to continue brothers and sisters in the military.
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