weekly 3.11.17

Upcoming Meetings and Events:; Sat. 3/11- Taste of Spring NSHS PTO Fundraiser, Sea Cliff Yacht Club, 7:30-10:30 pm; Sun. 3/12 - Film Screening of "No Asylum," Holocaust Memorial & Tolerance Center of Nassau County, 12:30 pm;

Mon. 3/13- Sea Cliff Village Board Meeting, Village Hall, 7 pm; Tues. 3/14 - Sea Cliff Village Board Meet the Candidates Forum, St. Lukes Church, 8 pm; Sat. 3/18 - Our Lady of Kazan Easter Bazaar, St. Luke's Parish Hall, 12-4 pm

(click for complete calendar, including Gold Coast and Sea Cliff Library Events)

March 11, 2017

NORTH SHORE BOE LIKELY TO SEEK CHANGE IN DISTANCE REQUIREMENT FOR BUSING MIDDLE SCHOOLERS

March 10, 2017 -- At its regularly scheduled meeting on Thursday evening, the North Shore Board of Education expressed support for reducing the distance requirements for students in 7th and 8th grade to receive busing to the Middle School beginning next school year. READ MORE

NS SCHOOL BOARD COMPLETES REVIEW OF 2017-18 BUDGET PROPOSAL

March 10, 2017 -- After having started its public study of the 50 page document at its last regularly scheduled meeting, the North Shore Board of Education completed its line by line review of the 2017-18 school budget proposal this past Thursday night. The $102,113,514.86 spending plan for 2017-18 represents a 2.63% increase over the current year and will allow the district to maintain all current programs and teaching positions, while adding a high school guidance counselor and a .4 teaching position for a music theory class. The tax levy will remain flat compared to the current year. READ MORE

COMPLICATIONS DELAY INSTALLATION OF SEA CLIFF PLAYGROUND'S NEW MULCH

At Thursday night's North Shore Board of Education meeting, Schools Superintendent Dr. Edward Melnick announced that playgrounds at the Glen Head and Glenwood Schools were now in full use with the rubber mulch having been removed and replaced with fiber wood chips, but that at Sea Cliff School, the work has been delayed "due to weather and unforseen site conditions." READ MORE

SEA CLIFF VOTES ANNOUNCED IN ADVANCE OF LOCAL ELECTION

Article provided by Sea Cliff Votes

March 6, 2017 -- Today a group of Village residents launched Sea Cliff Votes, a new nonpartisan campaign aimed at promoting civic participation in Sea Cliff for local, regional and national elections through voter registration and election information. The platform includes a Website and Facebook page and was announced just weeks before the Village of Sea Cliff Board of Trustees election on Tuesday, March 21. READ MORE

SEA CLIFF BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUP

The death of a loved one may cause one to experience an intense variety of undesired feelings and emotions. These feelings may be difficult to cope with. They can disrupt a person’s life for a very long time. We may turn to family and friends for support, which may not be as helpful as we might need. Family members may also be experiencing their own grief, thus unable to offer much support. Often friends may find it difficult to listen to or understand the emotional pain a grieving person may experience. READ MORE

RANGER SAILING LEADS THE WAY IN PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUTH IN NEED

March 9, 2017 -- Last Saturday evening, the Sea Cliff Yacht Club hosted an Art Show and Auction fundraiser for the Ranger Sailing Foundation, a program with a mission to provide young people without the financial means the opportunity for a full sailing experience - from building the boat to putting it to sea and setting sail. . . . “The mission of the yacht club was to promote sailing and it appeared we were limiting that mission just to those who could afford to join a club,” explained the program's founder Harvey Bass. “What about other youth in the area whose parents couldn’t afford a club?” READ MORE

MUSICAL CHAIRS IN TOBAY AS PERENNIAL REPUBLICAN/CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE APPOINTED TO TOWN COUNCIL

Louis Imbroto (photo - Ballotpedia)

March 7, 2017 -- At the Oyster Bay Town Council Meeting this past Tuesday morning, newly appointed Republican Supervisor Joseph Saladino appointed perennial GOP and Conservative Party candidate Louis Imbroto to that legislative body after Councilman Joseph Pinto (R - Massapequa) resigned in order to accept an appointment to the position of Parks Commissioner, replacing Frank Nocerino who had resigned to take another job in the town’s public safety department. Mr. Saladino, also of Massapequa, had served in the New York State Assembly representing the ninth district which covers areas of the South Shore in eastern Nassau and western Suffolk counties, but resigned when he was appointed Town Supervisor after his predecessor John Venditto, also of Massapequa, under indictment on Federal corruption charges, resigned in January. READ MORE

CAMPAIGN IN FULL SWING AS VILLAGE BOARD CANDIDATES SPEAK TO VOTERS AT LOCAL "MEET AND GREET" FORUMS

As election day approaches this March 21 and voters look forward to the first contested Village Board election in five years, residents hosted "meet and greet" events at their homes this past week. On Sunday, Village Trustee Robyn Maynard hosted guests at her home where the Sea Cliff Civic Progress candidates, Mayor Ed Lieberman and incumbent Trustees Dina Epstein and Jeff Vitale addressed voters, speaking of their qualifications and plans for the Village. On Wednesday, residents gathered at the home of Lisa and Hal Cashman where Deb McDermott, running on the Sea Cliff Open Government line discussed why she is running and offered many of her thoughts on the most pressing issues facing the village. READ MORE

AROUND LONG ISLAND REGATTA MOVES START TO NEW YORK HARBOR

By Lou Giserman

With Lady Liberty in the background, the 2017 Around Long Island Regatta (ALIR) sailboat race begins July 27 at 2 P.M.
To make the start visible to more spectators, the Sea Cliff Yacht Club has for the first time in the 41 year history of this celebrated race moved to New York Harbor. It can now be viewed from both lower Manhattan and Jersey City. READ MORE

LETTERS

CORRECTING THE RECORD

Received from Phil Como, Sea Cliff, NY
March 3, 2017

To the Editor:
I thought I would respond to Dan Maddock's letter of your last issue, wherein he describes me as "currently heading the Civic Progress Party,but he's given a front page article on how wonderful the status quo is in Sea Cliff." A couple of facts need to be heard:
1. I do articles in the Village Bulletin for virtually every issue and have done so going back to Dan's time as editor. Karen Montagnese has been editor for at least two issues and I have done work in both.This latest piece on Sea Cliff is apolitical in nature-essentially providing a word picture for uninitiated residents on how Sea Cliff came to be and how it currently works. Status quo?? READ MORE

TRUSTEE DEB McDERMOTT

Received from Tom Murphy, Glenwood Landing (formerly of Sea Cliff)
March 9, 2017

To the Editor:
I am proud to call Deb McDermott my friend. As a 30 year Sea Cliff resident, I had the privilege and good fortune to know Deb and her husband Dan, along with their two children since they moved into Sea Cliff. I‘ve known her in her role as a mother, a devoted wife, neighbor, an active community member and a colleague on the Legislative Action Committee of the NS School District. READ MORE

WORKING TOWARD A MORE REPONSIVE GOVERNMENT

Received from Mayor Edward Lieberman, Sea Cliff
March 10, 2017

To the Editor:

To address the recent transition wherein I was selected as Mayor, I am setting forth the statement I publicly read on December 12th and which has been posted on our village's website. I do this to again set forth the factors that the Board of Trustees considered at that time. But in a larger sense, I want to emphasize that, as your Mayor, I will always endeavor to continuously listen to your concerns and various points of view. The lesson of the public's views and those views' value is acknowledged. It is always our goal to listen to your concerns and be better from it. READ MORE

CLICK HERE FOR 2017 SEA CLIFF VILLAGE BOARD ELECTION LETTERS INCLUDED IN PAST ISSUES

DINA EPSTEIN FOR VILLAGE TRUSTEE

Received from Cynthia Neugebauer, Sea Cliff, NY
March 5, 2017

To the Editor:
Please support my friend Dina Epstein who is seeking to be re-elected as Trustee of the Village of Sea Cliff. Dina is an amazing friend, mother, neighbor, attorney and public servant who is 100 percent dedicated and committed to ensuring that we all receive the best services possible at the lowest cost possible. READ MORE

DEB McDERMOTT IS A COALITION BUILDER

Received from Amy Marion, Sea Cliff, NY
March 7, 2017

To the Editor:
On March 21, 2017, the Village of Sea Cliff will hold elections for the Mayor and for two open Trustee seats. Three individuals are running for the Trustee seats, one elected incumbent, one recently appointed incumbent, and Deb McDermott. The recently appointed Mayor who will be on the ballot is running unopposed. The incumbents who are looking for your vote claim to support the opposition to the Garvies Point Waterfront Project and claim that environmental issues are important to them. READ MORE

DINA EPSTEIN BRINGS CREDENTIALS, EXPERIENCE AND FERVOR

Received from John Stalzer, Sea Cliff
March 10,2017

To the Editor:
I confidently recommend Dina Epstein for the office of Trustee for the Village of Sea Cliff. I have worked with Dina for the past two years on the Environmental Conservation Commission. She brings excellent credentials, a wealth of experience, and a personal fervor as Trustee. READ MORE

DINA EPSTEIN DESERVES YOUR VOTE

Received from Fred Eisenstein, Sea Cliff
March 11, 2017

To the Editor:
I am writing this letter in support of the re-election of Dina Epstein for Trustee. Full disclosure here: I am Dina’s husband, so please feel free to take this with as many grains of salt as you see fit. I have been a resident of Sea Cliff for over 34 years. When I moved to the NYC area from out of state, I knew that this was exactly where I wanted to settle. Why has Sea Cliff managed to remain the small New England style village it is, without merging into the faceless suburbia that surrounds it? READ MORE

APPOINTMENT BASED ON DEVOTION TO SEA CLIFF - NOT POLITICS

Received from Edward L. Lieberman , Sea Cliff, NY
March 6, 2017

To the Editor:
Recently I reached out to Deb McDermott and extended my hand in welcoming her to the campaign in the upcoming village election. I wanted her to know, as I now want every resident of Sea Cliff to know, that the democratic administration of government in our village will always be founded upon the cornerstone of the free marketplace of ideas with the public participating in open debate. READ MORE

WE NEED OTHER VOICES IN THE MIX

Received from Debra Dumas, Sea Cliff, NY
March 9, 2017

To the Editor:
I would like to express my strong support for Deb McDermott’s candidacy for Sea Cliff Village Trustee. I did not know her before this, but I have met her now and listened to what she has to say. I have given a lot of deliberation to it and she will have my vote. It isn’t that I think anything is necessarily wrong with the day to day running of the Village. It is because I am concerned about the closed circle that our village government has become. READ MORE

DINA EPSTEIN - A TIRELESS ADVOCATE FOR SEA CLIFF

Received from Kevin McGilloway, Sea Cliff
March 11, 2017

To the Editor:
I think that it is wonderful that we have three residents vying for the two open Trustee positions in this year’s Sea Cliff Village election, affording the community a choice. Two candidates, Jeff Vitale and Deborah McDermott, are presenting themselves in their first election, which I applaud and wish them both well. I am writing this letter in support of the third candidate, Dina Epstein, with whom I have had the pleasure and privilege of working with for the last 5 years (3 on the Zoning Board and the last 2 as a fellow Trustee). READ MORE

CLICK HERE FOR 2017 SEA CLIFF VILLAGE BOARD ELECTION LETTERS INCLUDED IN PAST ISSUES

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BLOGS

THE GREAT BOOK GURU

ANN DIPIETRO

LESS THAN ANGELS

Dear Great Book Guru, Next week my friends and I are attending the annual Barbara Pym literary conference at Harvard . It is always a great weekend and to prepare, I would like to read or reread one of Pym’s novels. Please suggest a favorite of yours. A Very Enthusiastic Pymite
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NORTH SHORE SCHOOLS ATHLETICS WEEKLY HIGHLIGHTS CLICK HERE

BIG FAT WORMS...GUSHY GUSHY WORMS - IN THE GARDEN

THE GARDEN'S EDGE
DONNA KIANKA
Winter’s Edge Micro Farm, Sea Cliff, N.Y.

I think I’ll eat some worms
Big Fat worms
Gushy gushy worms
Worms that wiggle and hop
First you cut the head off
Suck out the blood
Throw the rest away
(Musical interlude here)
Don’t people know?
Not to eat more …
More than three times a day?
Repeat
Regionally adapted camp song- Farmingdale- in an era far far away

The good days of camp as a child. The above was a standard song at my camp and we all thought it was great fun to sing it over and over. On the bus, walking to play softball, at lunch (did not gross us out) and almost everywhere. Most people dislike worms or sometimes even hate them. READ MORE

UPCOMING EVENTS

TASTE OF SPRING NSHS PTO FUNDRAISER ON MARCH 11

The North Shore High School Parent Teacher Organization will be holding its 6th annual Taste of Spring fundraiser at the Sea Cliff Yacht Club on March 11th 2017. This fundraiser showcases delicacies from local restaurants and marketplaces and guests can look forward to sampling some of the tastiest foods from the finest eateries on Long Island. This year, the theme will be "New York, New York." Proceeds will go toward enriching our high school students through educational and social programs and grants. The cost for the event is $50.00 per person. Fantastic raffles will be available as well. For more information about the event go to www.nshspto.org.

MARCH 14 GLEN COVE CITY COUNCIL MEETING TO BE HELD AT NORTH SHORE HISTORICAL MUSEUM

March 3, 2017, Glen Cove, NY…Mayor Spinello announced today that the Tuesday, March 14th Glen Cove City Council meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. at the North Shore Historical Museum (NSHM), 140 Glen Street. Residents are invited to come to the museum at 7:00 p.m. to view a special Women’s History Month exhibit that recognizes the Centennial Anniversary of Woman Suffrage in New York when women secured their right to vote. READ MORE

LEARN ABOUT STEPPING STONE LIGHTHOUSE RESTORATION AT NS HISTORICAL MUSEUM

Wednesday March 22 7:00pm. Awareness Event.
The Great Neck Historical Society will be at the North Shore Historical Museum to discuss the restoration efforts for the Stepping Stones Lighthouse, which is situated on a rocky island off the coast of Kings Point in Long Island Sound.
Stepping Stones Lighthouse was built in 1876 to warn mariners of a shoal and extensive rocks that extend into Long Island. The lighthouse itself is in poor condition, and needs to be repaired. If it decays any further, there is a strong probability that it will be demolished, and a navigational beacon erected in its place. Learn about efforts to restore this important piece of local history. Free.
North Shore Historical Museum 140 Glen Street Glen Cove, NY 11542 www.northshorehistoricalmuseum.org

VIKING FOUNDATION TO HONOR SUPERINTENDENT ED MELNICK

The Viking Foundation is proud to announce its Spring Gala event honoring Dr. Edward Melnick, retiring Superintendent of North Shore Schools. The Spring Gala will be held on March 30th, 2017 at the Engineers Country Club in Roslyn Harbor, New York. Superintendent Dr. Melnick said, “It has been an honor and a privilege to work for the North Shore School District, where the faculty, staff, administration, and parents are so committed to excellence.” READ MORE

HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL & TOLERANCE CENTER HOSTS NO ASYLUM: THE UNTOLD CHAPTER OF ANN FRANK'S STORY

Glen Cove, NY... The Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County (HMTC) Reel Upstanders Film Series presents a screening of the film,No Asylum: The Untold Chapter of Anne Frank’s Story, on Sunday, March 12, 2017 at 12:30 p.m., at HMTC, Welwyn Preserve, 100 Crescent Beach Road, Glen Cove, NY. READ MORE

North Shore Masquers Present Oklahoma!
March 24th at 7:30
March 25th at 2 and 7:30
The American Classic OKLAHOMA! is coming to North Shore High School March 24th and 25th. Come and see classic musical theatre at its finest and performed by our talented North Shore High School Viking Masquers! Tickets for all three performances are on sale now. To purchase tickets click on the link below.
https://northshoreartsangels.thundertix.com/
PERFORMANCE DATES
Friday, March 24th at 7:30 pm (not 7 pm)
Saturday, March 25th at 2:00 pm
Saturday, March 25th at 7:30 pm

THE GILBERT AND SULLIVAN YIDDISH LIGHT OPERA COMPANY PERFORMING THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE, SUNDAY MARCH 26

Glen Cove, NY... The Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County (HMTC) and the Sid Jacobson JCC present a performance of The Pirates of Penzance, in Yiddish, performed by The Gilbert and Sullivan Yiddish Light Opera Company. The performance will take place on Sunday, March 26, 2017, at 2 p.m. at the Sid Jacobson JCC, 300 Forest Drive, Greenvale, NY, 11548. Tickets are $18 each. READ MORE

THE NORTH SHORE AUDUBON SOCIETY PRESENTS "NATIVE PLANTS FOR A BIRD-FRIENDLY HABITAT BY VINCE SIMEONE

Tuesday, March 28, 2017, 7 PM, Manhasset Public Library, 30 Onderdonk Avenue, Manhasset NY 11030. www.northshoreaudubon.org Open to the general public. Admission is Free.
There has long been a debate between the virtues of native plants vs. exotic species. Many worthwhile native trees, shrubs, perennials, and groundcovers have gone ignored to put more emphasis on plants with Asian or European nativity. READ MORE

OUR LADY OF KAZAN EASTER BAZAAR

Come and enjoy delicious pirogi and borscht! Add to your collection of Russian Easter eggs or lacquer boxes! The Church of Our Lady of Kazan will hold its annual Easter bazaar on Saturday, March 18th from noon to 4 p.m. The bazaar, which has been a Sea Cliff tradition for decades, will be held in the parish hall of St Luke’s Episcopal Church, on the corner of Glenlawn and Glen Avenues, Sea Cliff. The bazaar information line is 516 468-1579. We will have Russian Easter eggs, gift items, jewelry, and Russian food and pastries.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

CALLING ALL YOUNG PERFORMS WITH A GIFT FOR MUSIC

Morgan Park Summer Music Festival
Announces
The 2017 Marguerite Suozzi Young Performers Talent Competition

Deadline for Applications is March 17
Calling all young people with a gift for music who live or go to school on Nassau County’s North Shore. Do you like to sing or play an instrument? Would you like to perform before a panel of judges for prize money and for a chance to perform this summer at a special concert in Glen Cove’s Morgan Memorial Park? READ MORE

NASSAU COUNTY MUSEUM OF ART SEEKS VOLUNTEERS

Nassau County Museum of Art in Roslyn Harbor announces new opportunities for volunteers. The Museum is particularly interested in hearing from applicants who can work on either a weekend day or a weekday at the front desk or in the Museum Store. Different time shifts are available. READ MORE

WANNA BE A LIFEGUARD?

VILLAGE OF SEA CLIFF - LIFEGUARD SEARCH FOR THE 2017 BEACH SEASON - Must be 16 years of age, possess Grade I certification and eligible for Grade II (Bay, calm water) in May, enjoy working with young children/families. Be available Memorial Day thru Labor Day. Contact Marianne Lennon @ Village Hall for information/application, 671-0080.

PLAN NOW FOR THE 2017 AROUND LONG ISLAND REGATTA

It's A New Year So It's Time To Start Planning for The 41st ALIRThe Notice of Race has been posted and registration is now open at YachtScoring.com
Can we suggest these New Year's resolutions:

Put the 41st Around Long Island Regatta on your calendar - click here to download an .ics file
Register for the 41st Around Island Regatta at YachtScoring.com
Assemble your crew for the 41st Around Long Island Regatta
Have fun sailing in the 41st Around Long Island Regatta

The Around Long Island Regatta Committee wishes you safe passage and fair winds in 2017!

GLEN COVE JR. FOOTBALL AND CHEERLEADING ANNOUNCE MARCH REGISTRATION DATES

February 22, 2017, Glen Cove, NY…Its time to break out the cleats and the pompoms as Glen Cove Jr. Football and Cheerleading will be hosting their spring registration on Saturday, March 11 and Saturday, March 18 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Glen Cove City Hall, 9 Glen Street. READ MORE

THAT WILD, WACKY SEA CLIFF GOLF EVENT IS COMING AGAIN

2015 Championship Trophy Ceremony

Save the Date, Saturday, September 9.
Yes, that zany, crazy golf event through the front and back lawns, hidden gardens, parks and passageways of our 133 year old Victorian village is back. The Sea Cliff Good of the Village Association will use this delightfully wacky contest as their primary fundraiser for 2017. Watch for further details. The Association is seeking sponsors for this special event. For information contact Sheila Wenger at [email protected].

GLEN COVE YOUTH BUREAU ANNOUNCES 2017 SUMMER YOUTH EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM

Glen Cove Youth Bureau Announces 2017 Summer Youth Employment Program
Dates Set for Summer Youth Employment Applications and Sign-up Meetings January 31, 2017 - Glen Cove, NY…For over 30 years, the City of Glen Cove Youth Bureau has provided summer employment opportunities for Glen Cove residents between the ages 14-22 years old. READ MORE

NORTH SHORE KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION BEGINS

In September 2017, your child will enter Kindergarten and the start of an exciting journey. The first step into school is one of the passages in life that marks the beginning of new experiences and relationships. It begins an educational experience that will serve as a foundation for their future. READ MORE

NORTH SHORE SCHOOLS NEWS

GWL CIRCUS COMBINES PHYSICAL FITNESS WITH DETERMINATION AND SKILL

To a loud round of applause, the National Circus Project came to Glenwood Landing for a week-long event that combined determination and skill. Throughout the week, all of the students combined physical fitness with circus fun and proficiency.
Fifth graders were able to choose from a number of different acts to become their specialty for their own performance. The awesome acts included plate spinning, juggling, devil sticks, diabolos, clowns, and balancing! After practicing all week, they took to the stage during the day to perform for the whole student body. READ MORE

EIGHTH GRADERS AT NORTH SHORE STUDY THE "ROARING 20'S"

North Shore 8th graders participated in a ‘Roaring 20s’ party as part of the Social Studies curriculum. “Sometimes history needs to be experienced, in order to be fully understood. Learning about the 1920s in a traditional classroom would not do the ‘Roaring 20s’ justice,” agreed the North Shore Middle School Social Studies teachers including Keith Freund, Nicole Larkin, and Chris Gill. READ MORE

NORTH SHORE LEGISLATIVE ACTION COMMITTEE (LAC) WILL MEET ON 3/15

North Shore Legislative Action Committee (LAC) Will Meet on 3/15
The North Shore Legislative Action Committee, a Citizen’s Advisory Committee of the Board of Education, will meet on Wednesdayevening, 3/15 from 7:30 to 8:30 PM in room A-4 at North Shore High School. READ MORE

CONGRATULATIONS! THREE SEA CLIFF SCHOOL TEAMS EXCEL AT WONDER LEAGUE ROBOTICS COMPETITION!

The team sport for future innovators
North Shore Elementary S.T.E.A.M Director, Dr. Carol Smyth, said “Congratulations! We received the results of the Wonder League Robotics Competition. While all of our North Shore teams participated with enthusiasm and diligence, three Sea Cliff School teams did exceptionally well! READ MORE

2017 NORTH SHORE MIDDLE SCHOOL TEAM CHALLENGE

Principal Dr. Marc Ferris kicked off the annual North Shore Middle School Team Challenge to a gymnasium filled with enthusiastic students, faculty and staff. The annual Team Challenge consists of a wide variety of fun-filled events combining academic, athletic and artistic skills. Dr. Ferris introduced the 2017 teams including Green Lightening, RedRocketeers, Scooby Dooby Blue, The Americans, Blazing Barbarians, Cranium Crushers, Slim Shady, Double Trouble, and Black Out to a thunderous round of applause! READ MORE

ART AND MUSEUM EXHIBITS

HALSTON STYLE TO OPEN AT NASSAU COUNTY ART MUSEUM- RETROSPECTIVE OF THE FAMED AMERICAN FASHION DESIGNER

The first comprehensive retrospective of the work of the American fashion designer Halston will be presented at Nassau County Museum of Art in Roslyn Harbor, New York from Saturday, March 25 through Sunday, July 9, 2017. Sponsored by “H Halston exclusively at Lord & Taylor” and occupying the entire Museum, the exhibition Halston Style is organized by Guest Curator Lesley Frowick, Halston’s niece and confidant. Lesley Frowick is author of the deluxe Rizzoli publication Halston: Inventing American Fashion that serves as the exhibition catalogue. READ MORE

AFTER THE SILENCE AT THE HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL & TOLERANCE CENTER

Holocaust Memorial & Tolerance Center of Nassau County Presents
After the Silence
A Book Discussion and Reception
Sunday, April 2, 2017 at 2 p.m.Glen Cove, NY... The Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County (HMTC) presents a reception and book discussion celebrating the publication of the book After the Silence: Reflections of the Descendants, on Sunday, April 2, 2017, at 2 p.m. at HMTC, Welwyn Preserve, 100 Crescent Beach Road, Glen Cove, NY. READ MORE

UNCOMMON COLLECTIONS AT THE SEA CLIFF VILLAGE MUSEUM

by Sara Reres, Museum Director

The Sea Cliff Village Museum presents a new exhibit that honors collectors and their collections. Every corner of the museum is packed with treasures in Uncommon Collections . The new exhibit is overflowing with beautiful, odd, offbeat and thought provoking artifacts. READ MORE