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Godspell Showing at Saint Patricks Church

Wilson Honored For Exceptional Public Service

Starting August 4 through the 7th at St. Patrick’s Church in Glen Cove, Godspell! The production is being brought to the community through the Patino family with a fantastic cast of local residents. Nicholas Patino, Performing Arts Minor- Concentration in Theater said, “My family and I have been talking about doing this for a couple of years now. We often talk with my grandmother about she used to appear in musicals at St. Pat’s in the 80’s with Father Frank, and how we would love to see a tradition like

that again. “One day over dinner we decided this was the year we were going to do it, and Godspell was the perfect show to start with. We went to Fr. Daniel and he was ecstatic that we wanted to do this, and approved the idea immediately. Slowly the whole thing began to come together, Ms. Fran Howlett agreed to be our musical director. Nicholas said they’ve received some advice from some people

Nassau County Legislator recently awarded Richard Wilson with a citation to acknowledge his years of service to helping others, both to the Glen Cove community and citizens of New York City. “These types of awards are only given to a few people,” Nassau County Legislator Delia DeRiggi-Whitton said. “Richard is all around incredible guy and deserves every bit of acknowledgement he receives for his selflessness. I hope his actions inspire others to be like him.”After EMS workers saved his father‘s life after a car accident, it inspired him to volunteer with the Glen Cove EMS. “I was in awe of the EMT workers’ ability to save lives and wanted to be able to help other people the way they helped my dad,” Richard Wilson said. Soon after his father recovered from his injuries, he volunteered for the GCFD, learning how to operate an ambulance and obtaining his CPR certification. During the year he served as a volunteer

ambulance driver, he and only one other member of the GCFD volunteered the most hours. While being a crossing guard for the Glen Cove School District was very rewarding, his family- and community-oriented attitude drew him to want to help people in a big way otherwise. So, he studied at night to become an Emergency Services Technician (EMT). He was hired to work for the New York City Fire Department (FDNY) in 2006. Richard also recently received two esteemed awards: one from the NYFD for helping to save a man who was in cardiac arrest with no pulse and not breathing; another was given to him by the City of Glen Cove for helping to save the life of a young woman who wasn’t breathing after overdosing on heroin.When he’s not helping to save lives of the citizens of New York City, Richard works for the Glen Cove Police Department as an auxiliary officer.

Delia awards Richard

Wilson with a citation for

remarkable service to the

public.

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The Downtown Sounds Concert Series revisits its roots on week five when a collection of local artists perform at the Village Square Plaza in Glen Cove on July 29 at 7:30 pm. Called "Rock the Cove," the event features local performers collectively known as The Dandy Men playing throughout the evening with special appearances by a number of up-and-coming local singers and songwriters. Heading up The Dandy Men is Andy Aledort, a Downtown Sounds veteran who performed this year during week two with one of his other bands, The Sidemen. Aledort has played with Dickey Betts and toured and recorded with Stevie Ray Vaughan’s Double Trouble and Mitch Mitchell and Billy Cox of Jimi Hendrix' band. He has also sold over one million guitar-based instructional DVDs. Aledort will be joined by Chris Kinnear, a singer/songwriter and guitarist who first played with Aledort in Sea Cliff when Andy requested him to sit in. Chris returned the favor and after jamming together on several occasions, the two realized they had great chemistry so they now join forces whenever their schedules permit. For example, when Aledort and The Groove Kings tore down the house on week eight of the 2013 DTS series, Kinnear was right by his side. Also on stage as part of The Dandy Men will be popular local bassist Chris Crosby, Jason Liebman and Rich Rosch. The Dandy Men will serve as the back-up band for a number of special guests who will take the DTS stage at Rock the Cove 2016. These include Matt Grabowski, a Glen Cove native who performs regularly at local venues including the Glen Cove Mansion and View Grill. In 2016, Grabowski won the Gold Coast Art Center's "Your Big Break" competition, which saw 1,500 contestants from the Metropolitan Area display their musical talents. Lisa

Local Performers ‘Rock the Cove’

Downtown Sounds July 29th

At Glen Cove Village Square

Vetrone, a finalist from that very-same competition one year prior, will also be featured at Rock the Cove. Vetrone is a member of the New York Songwriter's Circle and has performed at renowned venues including The Bitter End, Cafe Wha? and the Village Underground. Brandon Lubrano and Jenn Gerrity round out the local artists who will be featured. From its inception in the mid '90s, one of the objectives of the Downtown Sounds Concert Series (formerly Jazz in the Square) was to provide a stage upon which local artists could begin their journey to fame. Through the years, the lineup has expanded and world-renowned performers like John Oates and Jimmy Webb have been featured. However, the local flavor is still present so if you want a taste of what's happening on the local music scene, be there to Rock the Cove at the Glen Cove Village Square on July 29. Presenting sponsors for Downtown Sounds 2016 are the City of Glen Cove, Bethpage Federal Credit Union and Garvies Point. Other sponsors include Northwell Health Glen Cove Hospital, Kimco Realty, American Paving & Masonry Corp., Bridge Marine, The Downtown Café, Glen Cove Volvo, and The Glen Cove Printery. Media partner is The SUNY College at Old Westbury, OWWR Old Westbury Web Radio and OWTV Old Westbury Television. Host Joe Manfredi will be streaming the concerts live on www.ustream.tv, keyword OWWR. Free parking for Downtown Sounds is available nearby. Rain location is the Wunsch Arts Center at R.M. Finley Middle School on Forest Avenue. For more information, call the Glen Cove BID, 516-759-6570, or visit the Web at http://www.glencovedowntown.org or www.downtownsoundslive.org.

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The Auxiliary at Glen Cove Hospital is looking for dedicated

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If you have 3-4 hours a week to spare please call the

auxiliary office at 516-674-7365.

The annual Nassau to Suffolk Bicycle Challenge took place on June 26, 2016 beginning at Tappen Beach in Sea Cliff NY. This fabulous event is organized by the North Shore Kiwanis Club to raise money for the Kiwanis Pediatric Trauma Center (KPTC) as well as other charities the Kiwanis Club supports. The event was spearheaded 21 years ago by Kiwanian Tom De Stio and his family to give back to the KPTC for the life saving treatment his son received as an infant. Pictured far left is the De Stio Family saying thank you to all who supported for this annual event. L to R: Dave Sanford, Linda & Tom De Stio, Kathy Sanford, son Tommy De Stio

Riders Were Ready And Took

The Nassau To Suffolk Bike

Challenge 2016Jr. and Julie DiGrossi. Not pictured is Katie De Stio and very important part of this well run event. A special thank you to the North Shore Community Sponsors who made this event a huge success. Without you for financial and material assistant, this event could not happen! Last but not lease, a thank you to a special group from the Kiwanis Family……the North Shore Key Club and parents Tracy Mastakouris & Anna Sharkey, who made the 400 peanut butter and jelly sandwiches that were at all rest stops. For more information regarding the North Shore Kiwanis Club visit our website: nskiwanis.org and our face page.

Godspell Showing at

Saint Patricks Church

in the theater community. “We secured the rights, we got a stage manager, and in June we cast the show. We have an amazingly talented and hard working cast and crew, mostly from the North Shore area, and the show is going to be incredible! “We are doing this because we want

to bring theater back to the North Shore, and Glen Cove! If we get enough support in ticket sales, we can make this an every summer thing! Please come and support us, the show dates are August 4, 5, 6 at 8pm, and August 7 at 3 pm, all In the parish hall. Tickets are 10 dollars, we hope to see you there!

Gold Coast GazetteWeek of July 28, 2016

Renowned keyboardist, composer and producer Marvin Floyd will play in his hometown during week six of the 2016 Downtown Sounds Concert Series at the Glen Cove Village Square Plaza on August 5 at 7:30 pm. Floyd has performed numerous times in the 19-year history of Downtown Sounds and his shows are always high-energy events with multiple musical genres featured.

Floyd began playing the organ at the age of six after being inspired by his musician brothers. He was playing in a band by the age of 12 and writing and composing music not long thereafter. After a short stint at I.M.G. Records, he founded Nivram Productions, a recording studio in Glen Cove. Producing at his own studio allowed Floyd to further develop his musical skills and he also benefitted from performing with musical legends like The O’Jays, Lou Rawls and Aretha Franklin. In 2003, he won CD101.9’s New Artists Showcase and in recent years has served as the musical director for Hip Hop Princess Ashanti. He also joined Ashanti for a recent world tour.

Keeping the company of legends like Clark Terry, Quincy Jones, Al Jarreau and Michael Jackson has profoundly influenced Marvin Floyd’s style of playing. However, despite his worldwide acclaim, he always welcomes the opportunity to “act locally” by sharing his gift of love and music with his hometown. A good time is sure to be had by all, so do not miss this special event.

Presenting sponsors for Downtown Sounds 2016 are the City of Glen Cove, Bethpage Federal Credit Union and Garvies Point. Other sponsors include Northwell Health Glen Cove Hospital, Kimco Realty, American Paving & Masonry Corp., Bridge Marine, The Downtown Café, Glen Cove Volvo, and The Glen Cove Printery. Media partner is The SUNY College at Old Westbury, OWWR Old Westbury Web Radio and OWTV Old Westbury Television. Host Joe Manfredi will be streaming the concerts live on HYPERLINK "http://www.ustream.tv" www.ustream.tv, keyword OWWR. Free parking for Downtown Sounds is available nearby. Rain location is the Wunsch Arts Center at R.M. Finley Middle School on Forest Avenue. For more information, call the Glen Cove BID, 516-759-6570, or visit the Web at HYPERLINK "http://www.glencovedowntown.org/" http://www.glencovedowntown.org or HYPERLINK "http://www.downtownsoundslive.org" www.downtownsoundslive.org.

Glen Cove’s Marvin Floyd Performs at

Glen Cove Village Square- Friday, August 5th

Summer time is one of the prime times for weekend garage and yard sales as Glen Cove residents use the opportunity to clean and declutter their homes and make a little extra money. “Everyone loves an opportunity to purge unwanted home items but not everyone is aware that in order to host a sale on their property, a permit must be secured from the Glen Cove City Clerk’s office,” said Glen Cove Police Department Deputy Chief and Code Enforcement Administrator, Chris Ortiz. “One of the other important rules is that people cannot post sale signs on public property. Each weekend our Code Enforcement officer collects at least 50 signs that are illegally posted on poles, at intersections and on City property as they pose a public safety issue by blocking driving site lines.”

So before residents post their garage sale signs and put tables out in the driveway, Glen Cove’s Code Enforcement team wants to remind residents about the importance of following the City’s guidelines for garage and yard sales.

•Allsalesonprivatepropertyrequireapermit from the City of Glen Cove’s City Clerk’s office. The office is open from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through

Glen Cove Code Enforcement Reminds

Residents about Garage Sale Guidelines Friday and is located on the third floor of Glen Cove City Hall, 9 Glen Street. Permits cost $15 (cash or money order) and only one private sale is permitted every six months. If an individual is renting their home, the owner of the property must sign the permit.

•Garagesalesignsareonlyallowedonprivate property and cannot be posted on public property (e.g., City property and utility poles,). Instead, residents are encouraged to promote their sale on Facebook, Craig’s List and with permission, at local supermarket and laundry mat bulletin boards.

• Residents not complying with theseguidelines may be subject to a summons and penalties.


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Students participating in the Glen Cove Youth Bureau’s Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP) recently held their annual school supply and food drive at area supermarkets. The students handed out flyers to shoppers entering the store and graciously collected their donations as they exited. Many thanks to all who donated to the drive and to King Kullen and Stop and Shop for allowing the students to collect supplies. This program is a joint effort by the Youth Bureau and Friends of the Glen Cove Youth Board to supply needy students with the tools that they need to succeed in their classes. The success of this drive is dependent upon the donations that are received by area businesses, organizations and individuals. Basic school supplies and backpacks will be

SYEP Collects School Supplies and

Food for Needy Students in Glen Covecollected through August 22 at the Youth Bureau (128B Glen Street), Glen Cove Library (near the magazine reading area) and City Hall (Clerk’s office, 3rd floor). All donations are welcomed and appreciated. Monetary donations are also accepted. Please make check payable

to “Friends of the Glen Cove Youth Board” and mail to Glen Cove Youth Bureau, 128B Glen Street, Glen Cove, NY 11542. For more information, call Cindy Rogers at 516-671-4600.

Mayor Reggie Spinello and the Glen Cove City Council spotlighted the accomplishments of a talented Glen Cove student and Boys & Girls Club volunteer at a recent City Council meeting. Makaela Vaughan, this year’s Louis M. Sanford Scholarship winner, was presented with a citation of achievement by Mayor Spinello to further recognize her academic achievement and commitment as a dedicated volunteer at the Glen Cove Boys & Girls Club. Makaela joined the Boys & Girls Club as a young child and has been an active participant ever since. She was selected as the recipient of the $8,000 Louis. M. Sanford Scholarship for her work ethic and her sense of responsibility and redemption. She will be attending Queensborough Community College this coming fall.

Photo caption: (left to right) Deborah M.

Brisbane, Board President of the Glen Cove

Boys & Girls Club, Desirae K. O’Neill,

Associate Director of the Glen Cove Boys &

Girls Club, Glen Cove Mayor Reggie Spinello,

Makaela Vaughan, and Franca Trunzo, Glen

Cove Boys & Girls Club Executive Director

with Glen Cove City Council members

Nicholas DiLeo Jr., Efraim Spagnoletti,

Roderick Watson, Pamela Panzenbeck, Joseph

Capobianco, and Timothy Tenke. (photo by

Tab Hauser)

Mayor Spinello Honors Local Boys & Girls Club

Volunteer and Scholarship Winner


On Sunday, August 7, Morgan Park Summer Music Festival presents musical traditions from Glen Cove’s faith community. The concert, which is free to the public, begins at 7:30 p.m. in Morgan Park and is sponsored by PSEG Long Island. Glen Cove is blessed with a rich tradition of religious and spiritual organizations and music plays an important role in the practice of these faiths. Members from nine of Glen Cove’s houses of worship have accepted Morgan Park Summer Music Festival's invitation to offer a glimpse of these traditions of faith in our community. Participants include the Fuerza Nueva Band from St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, The Intercession of the Holy Virgin Russian Orthodox Choir, St. Rocco’s Church, Iglesia Ciudad de Refugio Asambleas de Dios, North Country Reform Temple Choir, Gurduara Muta Sahib Kaur Sikh Temple, Calvary AME Church Mass Choir, Cantor Gustavo Gitlin of Congregation Tifereth Israel and Noste Domine of St. Hyacinth’s Church. There will be hymns sung in Polish, Russian, Spanish, Hebrew and English, as well as an instrumental presentation by the Sikh Temple. Come on down to Morgan Park and enjoy this very special evening of music under the stars. Bring a blanket or chairs and picnic if you wish. Children are welcome. Morgan Park is located on Germaine Street at the end of Landing Road in Glen Cove. In the event of rain, the concert will be held in St. Patrick’s Parish Hall, Pearsall Avenue, Glen Cove. For further information, call (516) 671-0017, email [email protected], visit www.morganparkmusic.org or find us on Facebook at Morgan Park Summer Music Festival. Morgan Park Summer Music Festival is an all-volunteer nonprofit organization that has been providing free concerts in the park for 57 years. The shows are completely funded through the generous donations that are received from businesses and individuals. Taxpayer money is not asked for nor received to bring this high caliber talent to the Festival.

Praise Music

Glen Cove’s Houses of Worship Share

Their Musical Traditions

Morgan Park Summer Music Festival

Sunday, August 7 at 7:30 p.m.

On Sunday, August 7, Morgan Park Summer Music Festival brings together many of Glen

Cove’s houses of worship for a very special evening of faith and music. The concert, which

is free to the public, will begin at 7:30 p.m. in Morgan Park. Come and enjoy a wonderful

evening of musical entertainment under the stars.

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After months of reviewing the budget page-by-page, the North Shore Board of Education unanimously adopted the 2016-17 Budget Proposal on March 31, 2016. Earlier this year, trustees agreed not to exceed the cap. On May 17, 2016, the community will vote on Proposition 1 (the 2016-17 School Budget Proposal) and Proposition 2 (the Capital Reserve Proposal) Proposition 1: School Budget ProposalThe 2016-17 budget proposal is $99,494,105.15, representing a budget-to-budget increase of 1.96%. The projected tax levy (the amount that is collected in local property taxes) is estimated at $84,498,092. Revenues including the LIPA payments in lieu of taxes (PILOT) are estimated at $14,996,013. The 2016-17 budget proposal maintains all current instructional, extra-curricular, and interscholastic programs. Proposition 2: Capital Reserve Fund ProposalAlso on the ballot on Tuesday, May 17th, is Proposition 2. The district is asking for permission to establish a Capital Reserve Fund for a period of 10 years that will be funded up to a maximum of $8.5 million.

Board of Education Adopts 2016-17 Budget Proposal

Proposition 1 and Proposition 2 on Ballot for May 17, 2016

If approved, the reserve will include the following building projects: Glen Head School: Replacement of 1995 boilers and 1950 septic tanks; renovation to the nurse’s office; air conditioning in the library and cafeteriaGlenwood Landing School: Replacement of 1950 septic tanks, exterior doors, and interior ceramic tiles; air conditioning in the library and auditoriumSea Cliff School: Replace windows on the second floor, exhaust fans in the halls and stairways; new flooring in the 1st and 2nd floor classrooms on the east side of the building; walk-in refrigerator and freezer; air conditioning in the cafeteriaMiddle School: Renovate boys and girls locker room; air conditioning in the cafeteriaHigh School: Entire cafeteria ceiling/LED lighting; replace sidewalks in the rear of the buildings and around the courtyard; air conditioning in the gymnasiumCentral Office: Re-pipe existing hot water heating system; excavate and waterproof entire perimeter of the building and foundation; install new generator to power building; level floors

Why a Capital Reserve Fund? Instead of incorporating the costs for these capital projects into future budgets which likely increases property taxes, a Capital Reserve Fund enables the completion of these projects without increasing the annual budget. We encourage you to stay informed about the school budget. Under the Board of Education section on the North Shore Schools’ website at www.northshoreschools.org, please see the minutes and videos of recent board meetings as well as the latest budget information. If you have questions, please contact your trustees at [email protected]. If you are a resident and would like to receive emails from the NS Schools, please send your email address to Superintendent Dr. Edward Melnick at [email protected] or visit the Central Office at 112 Franklin Avenue in Sea Cliff. Additionally, you can subscribe to receive district emails at the top of the school website at www.northshoreschools.org.

Please join us at upcoming meetings on the following dates in the High School Library at 7:30 PM (unless noted otherwise): Thursday, April 14, BOE Meeting, Tuesday, April 19, Nassau BOCES Budget Vote in the Central Office at 6:30 PM (new time and place), Wednesday, April 20, Meet the Candidates Night, in the HS Cafeteria at 8 PM, and Thursday, May 5, BOE/Town Meeting/Budget Reading. Please don’t forget to register to vote! Forms can be picked up in the Central Office at 112 Franklin Avenue in Sea Cliff. The Budget/Election of Trustees is on Tuesday, May 17, in the North Shore High School Gym from 7 AM -10 PM.

If you would like to host a budget coffee, please email Shelly Newman at [email protected]. If you have any questions regarding the budget please call or email Dr. Melnick at [email protected] For the latest budget information, please visit the district website at www.northshoreschools.org


Listening to the needs of Glen Cove’s veteran community, the City’s Department of Public Works (DPW) mounted a restoration effort to address the maintenance needs for Monument Park. “In June and July, the department pressure washed the monument and coordinated additional beautification needs,” said Manny Grella, DPW Supervisor. A new irrigation system was installed and along with new greenery

Glen Cove’s Monument Park

Gets Makeoverincluding shrubs, flowers and mulch in all of the flower beds. Monument Park is located at the corner of North and School Streets and it is the site of many Glen Cove ceremonial activities that recognize the importance of veterans to the past, present and future of Glen Cove. Residents are invited to visit the park to see the beautiful restoration work and to remember those who have served and fallen.

The North Shore Kiwanis Club honors graduating senior from North Shore High School as the Student of the Month. This young lady exceeds in many areas and has numerous accomplishments for her four years at North Shore High school. She has been a member of the Robotics Club and named most valuable member of that elite team of North Shore students. Alaina is also a member of the Interact Club that allows her to give back to the community through outreach programs and fundraisers. As a four-year member

North Shore Kiwanis Club Honors

“Alaina Van Pak” Student of the Month of the volleyball team , this has shown her the importance of being a team player. Alania is also a scholar, with four years on the high honor roll and a member of the National Honor Society. Last but not least, she is an artist and has been awarded a Gold Key in Scholastic Art and Writing Awards. Pictured is Alaina with her proud mom and the President of the NS Kiwanis Club, Roger Hill.

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Dear Great Book Guru, The lazy, hazy days of summer are surely upon us and, of course, this is the perfect time to settle down in a lovely air-conditioned living room or on breezy porch with a compelling novel . Any suggestions? Summer Fan of Fiction

Dear Summer Fan of Fiction, This weekend I read a wonderfully poignant coming of age novel THEY MAY NOT MEAN TO, BUT THEY DO by Cathleen Schine. The coming of age described is old age, and the title comes from a Philip Larkin poem describing the painful ballet parents and children find themselves dancing throughout the years. Joy Bergman is 86 years old and coping with the many losses that time has brought. Molly and Daniel- her children- and Ben and Ruby- her grandchildren- are coping with Joy and

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their own complicated circumstances. Set largely in New York City, the novel is both cleverly humorous and starkly bleak as three generations of Bergmans look for solutions to life’s inevitable changes. Add the Bergman grandchildren’s legal and religious crises and you have a deliciously dark, thought provoking look into family life circa 2016.

The Holocaust Memorial & Tolerance Center in Glen Cove recently held a special event entitled, “Comfort Women: Truth, Acknowledgement and Healing.” The program focused on women who were forced to serve as sexual slaves in Nazi concentration camps and under Japanese military rule from Korea and other nations. Ms. Lee, a survivor from Korea, personally addressed these horrific acts that she and over 200,000 other women and girls endured as what were considered “comfort women.” Then referred to as “brothels,” in reality, they were rape campaigns. After Ms. Lee’s discussion, Legislator Delia DeRiggi-Whitton presented her with a citation in honor of her amazing bravery and personal endurance over the decades.

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Who Suffered During WWII. A special exhibit from the House of Sharing in Seoul, South Korea, featuring drawings by Korean women who suffered through the rape campaign, will be on display at the Museum through the month of April. The mission of the Holocaust Museum & Tolerance Center is to teach the history of the Holocaust through education and community outreach, as well as promoting resistance to prejudice and advocating for respect for all people. For more information, visit hmtcli.org or call 516-571-8040. (photo caption)

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“The only plus side to training this much is that I'm able to eat like a horse!” says charismatic American Amanda Sobhy with a laugh as she details the punishing pre-season training programme she's embarked upon ahead of what will be just her second season as a full time player on the PSA World Tour circuit. Twelve months on from graduating Harvard University with a degree in Social Anthropology, Sobhy sits at No.7 on the World Rankings, a career high, and can reflect on a breakthrough season in which she went from strength-to-strength – reaching a first ever World Series tournament final in January and qualifying for the PSA Dubai World Series Finals in May before ending the season as an established member of the elite top eight. But the New York native, who recently celebrated her 23rd birthday, returned to training this month and immediately set her sights firmly on even greater accomplishments ahead of what promises to be a demanding and competitive 2016/17 season – when she expects the level on Tour to be even higher than before. “Looking back at last season I am very pleased with what I achieved,” said the left-hander. “I managed to fulfil my seeding or do better in every tournament that I competed in, which I am happy about. In addition, I was able to secure my ranking in the top 8 in the world and get to my first World Series finals – so to be able to do that in my first full year on Tour and first year out of college is something I am pretty content about. “But my focus for next season is to keep improving my ranking – I would love to crack the top five – and I’m really going to go after some of the bigger titles out there. “I know it won’t be easy because the level in women’s squash is so high right now. It’s awesome to have such depth and tough competition because it really makes you earn your place in the rankings but I think it is definitely going to be a lot tougher on Tour this year. “All of the players are so hungry now to get to the top, so it makes the game extremely exciting. The level of play has improved tremendously and nowadays, anybody can beat anybody so it keeps us on our toes, which I like. It adds a little

#Seasonreview - Sobhy Eyes Top 5 Spot In 2016/17

element of surprise to the game – you can’t predict anything anymore.” Playing with an attacking style that sees her go for broke from all corners of the court, Sobhy has become a fan favourite for her relentless all-or-nothing approach – an approach that led her to a runner-up finish in January’s Tournament of Champions in her home city of New York. But while the Boston-based star, who

now trains under the tutelage of former men’s World No.1 and World Champion Thierry Lincou, says that experience in New York will go down as the highlight of her career so far, she also points to a series of tough defeats as providing the extra motivation needed during those punishing pre-season training days.

“The Tournament of Champions was the highlight tournament of my career so far – to be able to get to my first World Series final at home in NY in front of a home crowd was extremely special,” she said. “I think that week everything just clicked, and of course it helped a tremendous amount to have such a boisterous crowd supporting me during every match. It made the atmosphere

unbelievable and made me that much more excited to play and focused to win. “But there were some very tough defeats last season as well. Playing Camille Serme in the quarters of The Windy City Open was brutal since that match lasted over an hour, which is very

long for me, and it was just relentless from start to finish. I lost again to her 11-9 in the fifth which was a bit brutal. “Matches like that, or ones where I lost quickly, were disappointing because I felt that I could’ve done better if I believed in myself a bit more. Some matches or points always stick with you in the back of your mind making you go a bit crazy, but I just try and take the positives out of it and learn from my losses and

mistakes.” And just what does her training schedule look like? “Training is pretty brutal – I’m not going to lie,” she says. “I’m training 6 days a week, 2-3 times a day with one session being on court and the other 1-2 sessions off court. “I’m in Boston all summer, which is so nice since I can just stay put and focus on training. Thierry and my fitness coach, Micah, have created a program to get me ready for next season, so I work on specific things like my movement and speed and then I’ll

spend a lot time doing more endurance based fitness or playing squash at the University Club in Boston, which is my base club. “As a result, I walk like a crippled 80 year old at the end of most days and I pretty much shower myself in Tiger Balm every day! But the food is a bonus!”


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Gianna Lynn Petrella Gianna Lynn Petrella, 19, of Wethersfield, CT., beloved daughter and sister, passed away unexpectedly on July 16, 2016.Gianna was born in Hartford, Ct. on June 2, 1997 and was the daughter of Michael Petrella, and Donnalynn (Notaro) Petrella of Wethersfield, Ct.Gianna was a 2015 graduate of Wethersfield High School and was currently attending Manchester Community College. Gianna found her true passion working with Children. Gianna was on her way to becoming an amazing teacher. She had such a great love for her family and friends; a beautiful and kind person who wore her heart on her sleeve. For those of us who were able to share in her love, we now have a beautiful Guardian Angel taking care of us. Kindness goes so much farther than we could ever imagine. With Gianna in your heart, please, pay it forward.In addition to her parents Gianna leaves behind her sister Isabella, Her paternal grandparents Anthony and Doris Petrella of Glen Cove, NY, and maternal grandparents Richard and Frances Notaro of North Haven.In addition, she leaves her uncles, the late Emanuel (Manny) Petrella, and

William (Billy) Petrella, also Anthony Petrella and Christopher Petrella as well as her cousins Danielle, William, James, Gabby, Autumn and Amira.A mass of Christian burial was held at the Church of the Incarnation in Wethersfield Ct.In honor of Gianna, for her sister Isabella to pursue the dreams Gianna will never have the opportunity to do, Donations can be made to the Isabella Petrella Scholarship Fund, P.O. Box 290312, Wethersfield, CT 06219

Lucyna BialeckiBialecki, Lucyna of Glen Cove, NY on July 22, 2016 age 94. Wife of the late Walter. Mother of Andrew and Kristina. Grandmother of Luke. Also survived by daughter-in-law Rossana. She was an avid reader and gardener. She enjoyed cooking and her family always came first. Visitation held at Dodge-Thomas Funeral Home, Glen Cove. Mass celebrated at the Church of St. Rocco. Interment Locust Valley Cemetery. DodgeThomas.com

John F. Sissons John F. Sissons of Glen Cove, NY on July 23, 2016 age 70. Beloved husband of Nancy. Loving father of Stacy McKenna (John “Murph”). Caring stepfather of Jennifer Benzinger (Tim) and Jill Stone (John). Dear brother of Mary Minicozzi. Proud grandfather of Luke, Kendall, Skylar and Jesse. Fond brother-in-law of Susan Beyer Watkins (the late Ronald). Also survived by many nieces and nephews. He was the former owner of Tiffany House at Glen Cove Golf Course. He loved golf and was an avid reader. Visitation Thursday at Dodge-Thomas Funeral Home 3:30 - 7:00pm. Prayer service at Dodge-Thomas Funeral Home Friday 10am. Interment Locust Valley Cemetery. DodgeThomas.com.

Joan McCarthyMcCarthy, Joan (nee Lutz) of Glen Cove on July 26, 2016. Beloved wife of the late Thomas R.. Devoted mother of Thomas M. and Michael C. (Kelly). Cherished grandmother of Nicole, Collin, Patrick and Megan. Funeral Mass at the Church of St. Patrick. Interment Locust Valley Cemetery. McLaughlin Kramer Megiel Funeral Home.

Arabella “Bella” StancoStanco, Arabella “Bella” Lifelong resident of Glen Cove on July 22,2016 age 90. Devoted wife of the late Donato. Loving mother of Lester D.(MIlla), Roger R.(Lovely) & the late Connie. Cherished grandmother of Daniel(Jessica), Michael(Barbara) & Bella Sofia. Proud great-grandmother of Ava, Dean, Mia, Anna & Chase. Also survived by many nieces & nephews. She was a St. Rocco Rosarisan and member of Glen Cove Sons of Italy. Visitation at the funeral home of Dodge-Thomas Glen Cove Monday 7-9pm & Tuesday 2-4 & 7-9pm. Mass at the Church of St. Rocco Wednesday 10am. Entombment Holy Rood Cemetery. DodgeThomas.com

Notice of formation of Konnoth Ventures LLC. Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York SSNY on March 8, 2016. Office located in Nassau County. SSNY has been designated for service of process. SSNY shall mail copy of any process served against the LLC at 5 High Ridge Court, Glen Cove, NY 11542. Purpose: any lawful purpose.----------------------------------------------xPUBLIC NOTICE(Pursuant to Section 516 of the Real Property Tax Law)NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Final Assessment Roll for the City of Glen Cove, in the County of Nassau, State of New York for the year 2016, has been completed by the undersigned Assessor, and a certified copy thereof will be on file in the City Assessor’s Office where the same will remain open for public inspection on the 1st of August thru 1st of September.

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PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a public hearing will be held as to the following matter:Agency: Planning Board, Village of Sea CliffDate: August 10, 2016Time: 7:30 p.m.Place: Village Hall, 300 Sea Cliff Avenue, Sea Cliff, New YorkSubject: Application of Robert and Gail Lafferty, 134 7th Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York to install a replacement retaining wall in excess of four (4) feet in height, which requires a permit pursuant to Village Code Chapter 64. Premises are designated as Section 21, Block 122, Lot 16 on the Nassau County Land and Tax Map.[Continued] Application of Digiovanni and Associates Architects, 26 Preston Avenue, Sea Cliff, as agent for Sloop Redhead Inc. for site plan approval pursuant to Village Code Chapter 107 to construct a new residence at premises located at 299 Prospect Avenue, Sea Cliff. Premises are designated as Section 21, Block K, Lot 759 on the Nassau County Land and Tax Map.[Continued] Application of Sloop Redhead, Inc., 299 Prospect Avenue for site plan approval pursuant to Village Code Chapter 107 to construct a new curb cut and driveway. Premises are designated as Section 21, Block K, Lot

761 on the Nassau County Land and Tax Map.[Continued] Application of Frank Scavone, 88 Prospect Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York for a special permit pursuant to Village Code §64-3 to construct retaining walls in excess of four (4) feet in height and for amended site plan approval in accordance with Village Code, chapter 107. Premises are designated as Section 21, Block F, Lot 1945 on the Nassau County Land and Tax Map.[Continued] Application of 14 Bay Avenue Commons, LLC, 14 Bay Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York to construct one or more retaining walls at the premises and to maintain and/or modify the driveway and the rear yard, which construction requires approval pursuant to Village Code Chapter 64 in that retaining walls in excess of four (4) feet in height require Planning Board approval and Village Code Chapter 107 for site plan approval. Premises are designated as Section 21, Block F, Lot 89 on the Nassau County Land and Tax Map.[Continued] Application of Richard LaSalle, 168 Prospect Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York for site plan approval to construct a new front yard driveway and curb cuts. Premises are designated as Section 21, Block F, Lot 1985 on the Nassau County Land and Tax Map.[Continued] Application of Sea Cove 2014 LLC, 270 Glen Cove Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York for amended site plan approval to permit the installation of fencing and utilize a portion of the property for vehicular storage. Premises are designated as Section 21, Block 118, Lot 144 on the Nassau County Land and Tax Map.[Continued] Application of Diana and Mike Conway, 20 Leonard Place, Sea Cliff, New York for site plan approval pursuant to Village Code chapter 107 to construct additions, renovate a dwelling, expand a garage, construct a basement entrance. Premises are designated as Section 21, Block 95, Lot 41 on the Nassau County Land and Tax Map.Application of Victor and Joanna Bianchi, 313 Littleworth Lane, Sea Cliff, New York for site plan approval to construct a second story addition. Premises are designated as Section 21, Block 222, Lot 85 on the Nassau County Land and Tax Map. At the said time and place, all interested persons may be heard with respect to the foregoing matters. All relevant documents may be inspected at the office of the Village Clerk, Village Hall, 300 Sea Cliff Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York, during regular business hours. Any person having a disability which would inhibit attendance at, or participation in, the hearing should notify the Village Clerk at least three business days prior to the hearing, so that reasonable efforts may be made to facilitate such attendance and participation.

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This week's celebrity was born on March 22, 1896 in Vienna , Austria. He moved to the U.S. in the early 1900s and appeared in many Broadway productions. In 1921, he played the title role in the first American stage production of Ferenc Molnar's "Liliom", the play that would eventually become the basis for Rodgers' and Hammerstein's "Carousel". In 1923, he starred in a notable, for the times, Broadway Theater Guild production of "Peer Gynt", a Norwegian fairy tale by Henrik Ibsen, with characters based on his own family members. Along with our celebrity, it featured Selena Royle, Helen Westley, who was Shirley Temple's "Aunt Miranda" in "Rebecca of Sunny Brook Farm (1938), Dudley Diggs and, before he entered films, Edward G. Robinson.

Our celebrity began working in silent films, although he did return to the stage occasionally. He had early success in films as the "Chevalier de Vaudry" in D. W. Griffth's "Orphans of the Storm" with Lillian Gish. Later, he was featured in Cecil B. DeMille's epic 1927 film "The King of Kings", as Judas Iscariot. His own father also appeared in the film. He also played a Viennese-accented, non-singing "Gaylord Ravenal" in the 1929 part-talkie film version of Edna Ferber's "Show Boat". For all those B&W holiday movie film buffs, our celebrity never lets his fans down when we see him as "Ferencz Vadas" in Ernst Lubitsch's 1940 version of "The Shop Around the Corner" with Jimmy Stewart, Margaret Sullavan and Frank Morgan. Our celebrity played the two-faced womanizer, attracted to shop owner, Mr. Hugo Matuschek's" never-seen-on-camera wife. He also played "King Herod" in Cecil B. DeMille's "Cleopatra" (1934), featuring Claudette Colbert in the title role with Warren William as Julius Caesar.

Last week’s celebrity was Tim Considine. He was born into a show business family. His maternal grandfather was Alexander Pantages, an early motion picture producer and impresario, who created a large and powerful circuit of theaters across the western USA and Canada. At the height of his empire, he owned

or operated 84 theaters. Tim’s paternal grandfather, born in Chicago, was Pantages’ rival vaudeville impresario, John Considine. Before he went into entertainment, he was, for a short time, a Chicago policeman, who was involved in the raid that led to the famous May 4, 1886 Haymarket Affair (also known as the Haymarket Massacre), which resulted in the deaths of seven policemen and no less than 4 civilian deaths and numerous wounded. Later in Seattle, John brought variety entertainment to a new level by importing Farida Mazar Sypropoulas, famous as “Little Egypt”, from the 1893 Chicago’s World’s Fair. At the time, the word “bellydance” had not entered the American vocabulary. It was first known as the “Hoochee-Coochee or “The Shimmy and Shake”. It was reported that in 1898, Mark Twain had a near fatal heart attack watching “Little Egypt” go through her paces! Tim’s older brother, also John, was an actor and their Uncle Bob Considine was a columnist for King Features Syndicate and co-author of “Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo” and “The Babe Ruth Story”, both eventually made into feature films.So, Tim’s ancestry did him no harm. Aside from his successful association with Disney Studios, he also had other film roles. He played FDR’s eldest son, James, ages 14-17, in “Sunset at Campobello” (1960) with Ralph Bellamy, Greer Garson and Hume Cronyn. He was also one of the two shell-shocked soldiers slapped by George C. Scott playing Gen. George Patton, in the movie “Patton” (1970), believing them to be cowards. In later years, Tim has done reunion features for “Spin & Marty” and “My Three Sons”. His first wife was actress Charlotte Stewart, who played “Miss Beadle” on TV’s “Little House on the Prairie” for four seasons. He now lives with his second wife, with whom he has had one child, and enjoys free lance writing specializing in sports, travel and automotive interests and photography.

Four members of the Glen Cove HS Big Red Boy’s Lacrosse Team and one parent were honored by the Nassau County Lacrosse Coaches Association. Seniors Geoffrey Field, Sean Morrissey, Michael Hatala and Brandon Leon as well as Rob Field of Glen Cove Jr. Lacrosse were recognized for their fine work both on and off the lacrosse field. Geoffrey Field and Sean Morrissey were named to the All-Conference Team. Geoffrey, who has led GC in assists for the past three years, will be attending Montclair State in the fall. Sean, GC’s face-off specialist had a fantastic 73% win percentage, and led the midfield in scoring, will attend King’s College in the fall. Michael, and Honorable-Mention All-County player, has led GC in scoring the past three seasons scored 43 goals this season, including the 100th of his career. Michael will attend Susquehanna College in the fall. Brandon, GC’s cover defenseman was named to the All-County Team. Known for his take-away ability, Brandon led the team in takeaways and groundballs, and ranked among the top scoring defenders in the county with 7

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goals scored. Brandon will be attending Molloy College in the fall. In addition to their work on the field, the boys were also given awards for the work in the classroom. Sean and Michael were named to the Academic All-Conference Team, and Brandon to the Academic All-County Team. Rob Field was awarded the Harvey Cohen Service Award, recognizing individuals who have donated service to both the Jr. League and HS lacrosse programs. In addition to his many years of service as a coach in the Jr. Lacrosse Program, Rob has been instrumental in bringing LaxFest to Glen Cove. LaxFest, a full-day of lacrosse, features all the teams in the Glen Cove Jr. League (2nd grade girls, 2nd grade boys, 3/4 grade Boys, 5/6 grade boys), the teams from the HS (Boys JV and Varsity and Girls Varsity), and culminated with a GC Alumni Game, featuring former players and coaches from both the Jr. League and the HS.

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The SAFE Glen Cove Coalition encourages Glen Cove residents to take a survey designed to garner public opinion regarding the reinstatement of youth and family mental health and chemical dependency services to the City. The Coalition has met several times to strategically plan to recognize unmet community needs and the resources necessary to address them. The Coalition is aware of the community's needs through its ongoing collaborative efforts. It is composed of twelve sectors of the community which are: youth, youth serving organizations, parents, business community, media, school, law enforcement, faith based organizations, civic and volunteer groups, healthcare professionals, state, county and local governmental agencies and other organizations with expertise in substance abuse. The mission of the Coalition is to eliminate alcohol and substance abuse in Glen Cove. The Coalition is overseen by SAFE's Board of Directors and

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You To “Take The Survey”Co-Chaired by Health Teacher Tony Gallo and SAFE Executive Director, Dr. Sharon Harris. "The community lost vital treatment services to youth and adults when the hospital closed its behavioral health sciences program. Additionally, funding sources have diminished in this depressed economy further reducing services. This, combined with a lack of community based comprehensive bi-lingual treatment services, homelessness, unemployment and a lack of shelter for displaced women and children has put a strain on an already fragile population" said Georgie Connett, SAFE Board Chair and Strategic Planner. "The purpose of the survey is to gather cross sectional data that will demonstrate to State and local Licensing bodies that prevention and treatment funding is needed in the City of Glen Cove, especially services for youth between the ages of 5-16. The rise in Heroin use, its related fatalities and no

local treatment services directly compounds the larger issue. We are thankful to have the support of the Mayor and City Council as well as the Coalition members and volunteers regarding this critical issue" said Dr. Sharon Harris, SAFE Executive Director and Coalition Co-Chair. To take the Survey and for more information about SAFE, Inc. and the SAFE Glen Cove Coalition visit the website at http://www.safeglencove.org or our Facebook page at http:/ /www.facebook.com/safeglencovecoalition or call 516-676-2008. The Survey is also available on the City of Glen Cove website at www.glencove-li.us , the Glen Cove Business Improvement District at www.glencovedowntown.org, the Glen Cove School District website at www.glencove.k12.ny.us and Glen Cove PATCH at patch.com/new-york/glencove.


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The Village of Sea Cliff gathered together on July 21 for a parade, a special and different kind of parade, a “Kids Parade,” honoring beloved resident, 7-year-old, Frances Breen and her family. Sponsored by the Sea Cliff- Glen Head Lions Club, this year’s parade was held in honor of Frances whose miraculous recover from life threatening burns suffered an accident this past March.

Village Gathers To Honor Frances Breen

Frances Breen with her mother Molly Deegan Breen and grandfather, former Sea Cliff Mayor, Frances Deegan. (photos by Carol Griffin)

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