weekly 3.3.17

Upcoming Meetings and Events:; Sat. 3/4 - Ranger Sailing Program Art Show and Auction Fundraiser, Sea Cliff Yacht Club, 7 pm; Sun. 3/5 - Journey From Johannesburg at the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center, Glen Cove, 2 pm; A Dramatic Reading of James Joyce's The Dead, Sea Cliff Children's Library, 4 pm.

Mon. 3/6- Sea Cliff Village Board Conference, Village Hall, 5:30 pm; Wed. 3/8 - North Shore SEPTA Meeting - "How to Effectively Advocate for Your Child, HS Library, 7:30 pmThurs. 3/9 - North Shore Board of Education Meeting, HS Library, 7:30 pm; Fri. 3/10 - Easter Food Drive and Cocktail Party, Glen Head American Legion Hall, 6:30-11:30 pm

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

March 3, 2017

SEA CLIFF VILLAGE BOARD ELECTION ON TUESDAY, MARCH 21; CONTESTED FOR FIRST TIME IN FIVE YEARS

For the first time since 2012, there will be a contested election for the Sea Cliff Village Board with two of the four Trustees seats and the office of Mayor on the ballot. Incumbents Dina Epstein, who was first elected in 2015, and Jeff Vitale, who was appointed to the Board by Mayor Ed Lieberman this past December, as well as Village resident Deb McDermott are seeking election to two year terms as Trustees. Mr. Lieberman, who was appointed this past November when Mayor Kennedy stepped down to take the Village Administrator position, is running unopposed to win that office in his own right. Long time resident Joe Krupinsky has announced that he will be running for trustee as a write in candidate. On Tuesday, March 14, the Sea Cliff Civic Association will be hosting a "Meet the Candidates" forum at St. Lukes Church on Glen Avenue in Sea Cliff that will begin a 8 pm. Voting will take place at Sea Cliff's Stenson Memorial (Children's) Library on March 21 from 12 noon until 9 pm. Below are statements submitted to Northwordnews by the candidates. (The last contested election? Click here.)

TRUSTEE CANDIDATES (at large election - two positions up for grabs)

DINA EPSTEIN
Sea Cliff Civic Progress Party

I have had the honor of serving as Trustee for the past two years. However, I have been volunteering on behalf of Sea Cliff for the past sixteen years in roles that range from Zoning Board Chair to Staff Appreciation Luncheon Chair. In that time I have learned a lot about how our Village is run, have worked with extraordinary people and, I believe, have accomplished much for Sea Cliff. I am running for a second term as Trustee because there is still more that I can do. READ MORE

DEB McDERMOTT
Sea Cliff Open Government Party

My running for Trustee has made this a contest, an opportunity for all candidates to put in their best effort, and it also is serving as a tool for engaging our community in questions about how we want to move forward. I have a different background, experience and community ties from the other candidates. My expertise is in communications and would serve the community by helping to bring more openness and transparency to our government. I have two kids in Sea Cliff School and many of my friends are also parents of young children. READ MORE

JEFF VITALE
Sea Cliff Civic Progress Party

A 32 year (lifelong) resident of Sea Cliff, I grew up on 8th Avenue with my parents Bill and Kathy as well as my older brother Mark (the current Fire Chief for the volunteer Sea Cliff Fire Department) and my younger sister Lynn. I am engaged to my girlfriend of 10 years, Hayley Hoffman who is also a lifelong resident. We met in kindergarten at Sea Cliff Elementary and remained good friends throughout the years. After college we began dating and I couldn’t be happier. She is the best thing that has ever happened to me. READ MORE

MAYOR

EDWARD LIEBERMAN (running unopposed)

I am grateful to Northwordnews for the opportunity to present this statement to its readers on the occasion of our village's upcoming March 21 election. I am currently serving as your mayor and, most respectfully, seek your vote of support so that I may continue in this fiduciary role for the next 2 years. I seek your endorsement in order to further provide every resident a claim to the vision that is our mutual love of Sea Cliff.
I believe that being your mayor has placed me in a position where I am able to bring my professional experience and community service background to use for the betterment of our beloved Village. My professional education and experience as a criminal defense attorney has provided me a unique perspective in advocating on behalf of those whose rights and liberties are jeopardized. READ MORE

PAST ARTICLES ON THE 2017 SEA CLIFF VILLAGE BOARD ELECTION

LONG TIME SEA CLIFF RESIDENT JOE KRUPINSKI THROWS HAT IN RING FOR VILLAGE BOARD SEAT (Dec. 30, 2016)

WITH ELECTION DAY APPROACHING, SLATE OF THREE INCUMBENTS SCHMOOZE WITH VOTERS AT SC MEET AND GREET (January 22, 2017)

AN "INDEPENDENT VOICE," DEBORAH McDERMOTT THROWS HAT IN RING FOR SEA CLIFF VILLAGE BOARD (February 17, 2017)

LETTERS

LIEBERMAN, EPSTEIN AND VITALE FOR THE SEA CLIFF VILLAGE BOARD

Received From Phil Como, Sea Cliff
February 25, 2017

To the Editor:

I am wring to endorse the candidacy of Ed Lieberman,Dina Epstein and Jeff Vitale in the upcoming election. Ed is currently our mayor and has provided great leadership as Mayor Kennedy's deputy. Dina has wide experience in our village,first serving as a member and then chair of ZBA; she is running for reelection to the trustee position in which she has been serving. Jeff was appointed by Mayor Lieberman to complete his tenure as trustee-and has already shown himself to be energetic,knowledgeable and a positive addition to the village board. READ MORE

DEB McDERMOTT HAS EARNED MY VOTE

Received from Gwynne Lennon, Sea Cliff
March 2, 2017

Dear Editor,

I can't remember the exact time we met Deb and Dan McDermott because I feel as though they have lived in Sea Cliff forever. Like Mike and I, they may always be newcomers compared to those lucky enough to grow up here. But, Deb and her family have fit perfectly into the fabric of life in Sea Cliff beginning the day they moved into their home. Deb is ready to bring her enthusiasm for Sea Cliff to the office of trustee. READ MORE

FORTUNATE TO HAVE DEB McDERMOTT AS A CANDIDATE

Received from
Debra Thoet, Sea Cliff
March 2, 2017

Dear Editor,

As a Sea Cliff resident, I feel very fortunate to have Deborah McDermott as a candidate for Village Trustee this year. Deb has had a big impact on our Village in the 12 years that she has lived here. As a parent and communications professional, Deb has worked tirelessly to improve communications between the North Shore School District, our local legislators, and the families who live here. READ MORE

VOTE DEB McDERMOTT FOR SEA CLIFF VILLAGE TRUSTEE

Received from
Carol Kennedy Speranza, Sea Cliff
February 28, 2017

To the Editor:

It is with great pleasure and enthusiasm that I endorse Deb McDermott for Village Trustee! While teaching at Sea Cliff School, I knew Deb as a parent. She was caring, committed and involved as well as respected by the school community. During my tenure, she was a positive voice in all areas of school life. Always wanting to be informed, she attended School Board meetings, PCA meetings, and was always willing to advise the principal when asked for her opinion. Deb is running for all the right reasons! READ MORE

DEB McDERMOTT FOR SEA CLIFF VILLAGE BOARD

Received From Kathleen Reynolds, Sea Cliff
March 1, 2017

To The Editor:

It gives me great pleasure to endorse Deborah McDermott as a candidate for Sea Cliff Village Trustee. I have known Deb for four years and I feel privileged to call her my friend.
Besides being friends, Deb and I worked together on the campaigns for two successful elections of Trustees to the North Shore School District Board of Education. A natural leader, Deb organized us, guided us and kept us all informed about campaign timelines and the do’s and don’t’s of grassroots campaigning (including the SC Village rules regarding flyers!). She will bring this same enthusiasm and integrity to the role of Village Trustee. READ MORE

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

FOUL - OUR TAX DOLLARS AT WORK

Received From Dan Maddock, Sea Cliff
March 1, 2017

To the Editor:

The Sea Cliff Bulletin is printed and mailed to every household in Sea Cliff using tax dollars. But that didn’t stop the administration from loading it with plugs for incumbents. Phil Como is currently heading the Civic Progress Party, but he’s given a front page article on how wonderful the status quo is in Sea Cliff. The Mayor’s Update on page one gives a plug to the sitting Trustees. The Election Day announcement gives the wrong day for the election! Does that favor incumbents? READ MORE

DEB McDERMOTT IS AN INDEPENDENT VOICE

Received from Carol Poll Basse, Sea Cliff
March 2, 2017

To the Editor;

The upcoming village election in Sea Cliff is very important. The Village Trustee and Mayoral election isTuesday, March 21 from 12 noon to 9 PM. Deb McDermott is running for the open Sea Cliff Trustee seat. Deb is an important independent voice in the Sea Cliff community. READ MORE

WHY DEB McDERMOTT MATTERS

Received from Mike Lennon, Sea Cliff, NY
March 3, 2017

Dear Editor,

Twenty-six years ago my wife Gwynne and I started the annual Sea Cliff to Montauk camping trip. Over the years literally thousands of young, Sea Cliff residents have shared in this remarkable experience. This past summer, sensing it was time to find someone capable of relieving us of this demanding responsibility Deb McDermott, along with her husband Dan, readily volunteered and now the tradition will continue on for many more years to come. READ MORE

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NEWS

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

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

SC VILLAGE SUBMITS COMMENTS TO PSC OPPOSING NY AMERICAN WATER RATE HIKE AND MERRICK MERGER

March 1, 2017 -- This past week, the Village of Sea Cliff submitted comments to the New York State Public Service Commission in opposition to New York American Water's applications that seek permission for a 8.1% rate hike and to merge the Sea Cliff Water District with the Merrick Water District. "Our water ratepayers are being asked once again to unreasonably subsidize the New york American Water Company's past financial practices resulting in an inequitable cost distribution upon our residents," wrote Mayor Edward Lieberman in a letter to the Commission. READ MORE

WINTHROP UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL TO HONOR FORMER GLEN HEAD RESIDENTS AT ANNUAL BALL

Mineola, NY – The Cancer Center for Kids (CCFK) at Winthrop-University Hospital is pleased to announce that this year’s honorees of the Black and White Ball are Justin Cohen of Woodbury; Ralph and MaryAnn Napolitano, formerly of Glen Head; and Marina Duszak of Ronkonkoma. The Ball is set for Thursday, April 27 at 6:30 p.m. at the Oheka Castle in Huntington. Proceeds from the event will benefit the Center’s comprehensive and essential psychosocial programs, which help facilitate a sense of well-being and improve the quality of life for a child undergoing treatment for serious disorders. READ MORE

BLOGS

THE GREAT BOOK GURU

ANN DIPIETRO

IS IT ALL IN YOUR HEAD

Dear Great Book Guru, Last weekend, I attended a startlingly beautiful opera I was unfamiliar with: Dvorak’s “Rusalka”. Based on a Czech fairy tale of water sprites and human royalty, this work has the most romantic music I have ever heard. While waiting for the second act to begin, I overheard a group of people discussing a new book reviewed on NPR about psychosomatic illnesses. It sounds fascinating.Have you read it?
Opera Lover in Search of a Good Book
READ MORE

COMPOSTING IS EASY AND WORTHWHILE

By Dina Epstein

Garbage is expensive. Not only have you already paid to purchase whatever you are throwing out, but you will also be paying to dispose of it. The cost to the Village of disposing Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) is $85.00 per ton and we generated 2700 tons last year. That means the village paid about $230,00.00 to take out the trash. There is also the cost to the earth when you consider that the trash is likely going into a landfill which will generate air, soil and water pollution. If only there was a way to save your tax dollars and be kinder to the earth. READ MORE

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

CIVICS UPDATES

GEORGE POMBAR
President - Glen Head Glenwood Civics Associations

The attached notice was published in Newsday yesterday as a Public Notice requesting public comments on an American Water Co. rate increase request. IMPORTANT - and please note that we must disseminate this notice to all in our community - READ MORE

UPCOMING EVENTS

RANGER SAILING FOUNDATION ART SHOW ON MARCH 4

The Ranger Sailing Foundation will be holding an Art Show and Auction on March 4th, 2017 at the Sea Cliff Yacht Club located at 42 The Boulevard. The show starts at 7PM with an auction at 9PM. The proceeds from the auction will be used to support the foundation’s sailing scholarships for underserved children in the area. Last year the foundation provided two sailing scholarships and boats for inclusion into the Junior Sailing Program at the yacht club. This year the goal is to provide four scholarships. The Ranger Sailing Foundation was started by past commodore Harvey Bass in memory of his dad a decorated World War II U. S. Army Ranger who participated in the D Day invasion at Normandy. The awarded scholarships will also meet the mission of the Sea Cliff Yacht Club to promote sailing and remain active in the community. If you are unable to attend the show donations can be sent to Ranger Sailing Foundation, 42 The Boulevard, Sea Cliff NY 11579 a recognized 501 (c)(3) charity.

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

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.

THE DEAD TO BE REVIVED ON SUNDAY MARCH 5

The Stenson Memorial Library (Children's library) will once again double as a Dublin dinner party on Sunday March 5 at 4 pm as a cast of Sea Cliffians perform a dramatic reading of James Joyce's classic short story that through its dialogue delves deeply into themes of national devotion, unpursued desires, devitalizing routine, and of course death. The Dead was adapted for the Stenson Library stage by Sea Cliff's dramatic duo, Dan DiPietro and Fred Stroppel, and was first performed this past February 12 (see pictures above).

TWIST AND SHOUT FOR GLEN COVE 350 JUBILEE

By Tab Hauser
The Glen Cove 350th Anniversary Committee (GC350) is excited to announce its first “fun-raising” event Sunday March 5th billed as “Twist and Shout”. From 2PM to 6PM at the Nassau Country Club the acclaimed band the Acchords will play songs from the 60’s to the 80’s. 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

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.

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

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 10
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

SEA CLIFF FIRST GRADERS CELEBRATE AN ENCHANTING FAIRY TALE BALL

First graders took to the stage at Sea Cliff School to celebrate the annual Fairy Tale Ball.
This enchanting interdisciplinary event culminated over a month of literary studies in folk and fairy tales as part of the English curriculum. It also combined many lessons in art and music. As part of the English curriculum under the Common Core, the first graders focused on story elements including: settings, story lines, characterization, and problems and solutions. Prior to the celebration, they were taught all about the wonders of magic, repeating words, and happy endings. READ MORE

NORTH SHORE BOE MEETING ON THURSDAY, MARCH 9

The North Shore Board of Education will meet on Thursday, March 9 in the North Shore High School Library to discuss the following agenda item(s) including: Budget Review and Transportation Distance Limits. There will also be student(s) recognition at this meeting. Upcoming meetings will take place on the following dates at 7:30 p.m. (unless noted otherwise) 3/23, 4/6 (Budget Adoption), 4/25 (Tuesday, Meet the Candidates Night in HS Cafeteria at 8 PM), 4/20 (BOE Nassau BOCES Budget Vote), and 5/4 (BOE Town Meeting/Budget Reading). The Budget Vote/Election of Trustees will take place on Tuesday, May 16, 2017 at North Shore High School from 7 AM-10 PM. If you would like to contact the North Shore Board of Education, please email [email protected].

ART AND MUSEUM EXHIBITS

LAST WEEKEND FOR THREE PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITS AT THE NASSAU COUNTY MUSEUM OF ART

November 23, 2016 -- The Nassau County Museum of Art hosted an opening reception on Friday, November 18 for its latest exhibition - a three part showcase devoted to photography that includes Ansel Adams: Sight and Feeling; Light Works: 100 Years of Photos; and New Photos - Long Island Collects. 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