Wed 10/8 -Glen Garden Club of Glen Head Monthly Meeting, TOB Community Center, 10 am; Thurs 10/9: Sea Cliff Beautification Committee Monthly Meeting, St. Lukes Church, SC, 9 am 

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

September 29 - October 5, 2014

Sat 10/11 - Offbeat Artifacts, Village Green 8:00 am - 12:30 pm; Sea Cliff Farmers Market, 9 am - 1 pm;  Roslyn Farmers Market, 10 am - 2 pm; Tues, 10/14 - Sea Cliff Village Board Meeting, Village Hall, 7 pm. 
 

GLEN COVE MEETING EXPOSES DIVIDE BETWEEN RESIDENTS AND BUSINESSES OVER VILLA PROJECT

Developer Dan Livingston shows images of current conditions at site of proposed Villa Project 


October 5, 2014 --With more than 200 residents and business owners from Glen Cove and nearby communities in attendance, the Glen Cove City Council and Planning Board held a joint meeting this past Tuesday evening at which stakeholders were given an opportunity to weigh in on The Villa Project - a 194 unit condominium complex that the Queens-based Livingston Development Company has proposed to build on a 4 acre site it owns on the east side of Glen Cove Avenue just south of the Glen Cove Boys and Girls Club.  READ MORE

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NORTH SHORE SCHOOL BOARD DIVIDED OVER CHANGING LAC BYLAWS

October 7, 2014 -- A divided North Shore Board of Education cast rare split votes this past Thursday evening over changing the bylaws of the district's Legislative Action Committee (LAC). . . . Dr.  Berliner opened the discussion at Thursday's meeting proposing that the committee's bylaws be revised to expand LAC’s membership from nine to eleven and to create a Vice Chairperson position.  READ MORE

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PUMPKIN PATCH FUNDRAISER SUPPORTS NAVAJO NATION

October 4 -- For the 11th consecutive year, the United Methodist Church of Sea Cliff is holding its Pumpkin Patch Fundraiser.  On Thursday, volunteers unloaded 3,000 pumpkins and spread them about the church's lawn, creating a spectacular field of orange at the corner of Downing and Carpenter Avenues in Sea Cliff.  The pumpkins were grown at the Navajo reservation in New Mexico, and proceeds from the sale will go back to the Navajo nation.  READ MORE

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CAR DAMAGES STEPS OF ST. MARY'S CHURCH IN ROSLYN HARBOR

A driver lost control of her car and jumped the curb landing atop the steps in front of St. Mary's Church in Roslyn Harbor during the morning rush on September 19th.  Fortunately no one was hurt in the accident. (photo courtesy of Roslyn Harbor Village Hall).

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PUBLIC COMMENT ON NEW TREE ORDINANCE AT THIS TUESDAY'S SEA CLIFF VILLAGE BOARD MEETING

Reposted, October 8 (original post -September 30, 2014) -- The Sea Cliff Village Board  has drafted a new Tree Ordinance that residents will have the opportunity to weigh in on at the next Board Meeting on October 14 and again at a public hearing in November.   The new regulations, if adopted, would significantly loosen restrictions on tree removal in the Village. READ MORE 

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FEATURED BLOG

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Great Book Guru

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LETTERS

FROM THE DESK OF SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT DR. MELNICK

Received on October 6, 2014

Dear Parents, Residents, and Colleagues,

As I reflect upon the last few weeks, (actually the last decade), I feel a need to offer my thanks and gratitude for all of your hard work and efforts on behalf of our students and the entire North Shore Schools community.  READ MORE

AUTUMN ATTRACTIONS AND ACTIVITIES AT THE NASSAU COUNTY MUSEUM OF ART

Throughout September and October, the Nassau Country Museum of Art in Roslyn Harbor will be hosting a variety of exhibitions, workshops and other activities. READ MORE

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THOUSANDS TURN OUT FOR MINI MART - SEA CLIFF'S ANNUAL OCTOBER FESTIVAL

With the spectacular early autumn sunshine streaming, the politicians schmoozing, the bands performing, and the pumpkin draught flowing, several thousand from near and far turned out for this year's Sea Cliff Mini Mart.  READ MORE

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LIONIZING THOSE WHO SERVE 

October 6, 2014 -- Pursuing its mission to  "serve their communities, meet humanitarian needs, encourage peace and promote international understanding" the Sea Cliff-Glen Head Lions Club held its 14th annual Fall Classic this past Thursday, honoring those who serve and the many organizations and causes that the service organization supports.  The event began with a round of golf at the Glen Cove Golf Course and then concluded with drinks, dinner and entertainment by the Lazy Dogs at Cedar Creek in Glen Cove.  READ MORE

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PRE-HOLIDAY COCKTAIL PARTY RAISES FUNDS TO FEED NEEDY FAMILIES

October 6, 2014 -- More than 170 guests filled the American Legion Hall in Glen Head this past Friday evening for the 2014 Thanksgiving and Christmas Food Drive.  Organized by Glen Head resident Ken Kraft, proceeds from the fundraiser will go towards creating and delivering food baskets to needy families and seniors during the holiday season.    "I started the food drive parties in 2004 for the purpose of bringing our local residents into the Legion to see what we were trying to do for the North Shore community," Mr. Kraft said.  READ MORE

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NORTH SHORE BATTLES FLORAL PARK IN OFFENSIVE SHOOTOUT 

By Tristan Vitale, Northwordnews

October 5, 2014 -- Typically, a high school football game will be a largely defensive display, featuring mostly low scores and little offensive excitement.

Not this one.

The game was between the 1-2 Vikings and the 1-2 Knights from Floral Park. From the very start, it was clear that it would be an offensive-minded game. READ MORE

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OPERA SOPRANO AND NORTH SHORE CHOIR TO PERFORM FOR BENEFIT OF WINTHROP HOSPITAL'S CANCER CENTER FOR KIDS

 Classical soprano Luisa Fernanda Munster will perform an enchanting program of classical and contemporary choral music along with the "North Shore Nightingales" Girls Choir on Saturday October 25 at 7 pm at the New Apostolic Church in Woodbury.  This concert will benefit the "Cancer Center for Kids" of Winthrop University Hospital and support the psychosocial program they provide to kids with cancer. READ MORE

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14 NORTH SHORE STUDENTS RECOGNIZED BY THE NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

Article by Shelly Newman

North Shore Schools, Glen Head, NY - Principal, Albert Cousins of North Shore High School recently announced that 14 students have been named Commended Students in the 2015 National Merit Scholarship Program. A Letter of Commendation from the school and National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC), which conducts the program will be presented by the principal to these scholastically talented seniors.

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LOCAL MUSIC








THE OAK ROOM TAVERN, Sea Cliff, 8 PM

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Wed 10/8 - Matt Pinto Jazz Trio
Fri 10/10 - David Berg and Friends
Wed 10/15 - Jason Liebman and Friends
Fri 10/17 - Frank Ferrara and Friends





STILL PARTNERS 
Sea Cliff, 8 PM

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Thurs 10/9 - Dave Diamond Band
Fri 10/10 - Weiss Stock
Sat 10/11 - As Is
Thurs 10/16 - Rusty String Band 
Fri 10/17 - MSRP



METROPOLITAN BISTRO, Sea Cliff

Thurs 10/9 - Chris Kinnear
Fri 10/10 - Vista Hill Band


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Sat 10/11 - Offbeat Artifacts, Village Green (all proceeds benefit the library), 8:00 am - 12:30 pm

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Thurs 10/23 - Roger Street Friedman with ARI & MIA, Creative Arts Studio, Sea Cliff, 7 pm
Click here for Ticket information

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SEA CLIFF NEWCOMERS PARTY
Sunday October 19th
New to Sea Cliff this year?
Contact The Sea Cliff Civic Association
for more details
sccivicassociation@gmail

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PUBLIC NOTICE - GOLD COAST LIBRARY NOTICE TO BIDDERS

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