Thurs 10/23 - North Shore BOE Town Meeting, 7:30 pm HS Library; Fri. 10/24 - Harvest Square Dance at St. Lukes, 7:30-9:30 pm; Sat 10/25 - Sea Cliff Farmers Market, 9 am - 1 pm;  Roslyn Farmers Market, 10 am - 2 pm;

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

 Sat. 10/25: Spooky Pumpkin Walk, Spooky Park; Sun. 10/26 - Sea Cliff Civic Association's Cider Social, Central Park; Sea Cliff Civic Association's Starry Starry Night, Clifton Park, 7 pm; Mon. 10/27 - SC Architectural Review Bd. Village Hall 8 pm

Wednesday October 15 - Tuesday, October 21, 2014

NORTH SHORE PSYCHIC EMBRACES GIFT AND OFFERS GIFTS

October 20, 2014 -- Standing before an audience of about 60 Glen Head Glenwood Business Association members at Don Lorenzo’s this past Wednesday evening, North Shore resident Mary Drew explained how it was going to work.  “I know a lot of people want readings, but please do not call me over,” she said to those physically present.  Referring to spirits, Ms. Drew continued, “They are also going to be competing for my attention, and I will try to get to as many as possible.”  READ MORE

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"BE THAT YEAR-ROUND GARDENER" 

For the second year in a row, the Metropolitan Bistro in Sea Cliff hosted the Sea Cliff Beautification Committee's annual luncheon -a gathering of civic minded residents whose volunteerism and financial support help maintain and enhance the public spaces in the village. . . Sea Cliff Beautification Committee member and local Landscape designer Sue Giordano was the keynote speaker.  "Be that year-round gardener!" she declared, "Just as the Beautification Committee is the year-round gardener for the village."  READ MORE

SEA CLIFF CIVIC ASSOCIATION WELCOMES A BUMPER OF NEWCOMERS

October 20, 2014 -- The Sea Cliff Civic Association welcomed more than 50 new residents at its annual Newcomers' Party at Ann and Dan Dipietro's house this past Sunday where they were treated to wine, pastries, a very generous array of hors d'oeuvres from the Metropolitan Bistro, and Sea Cliff Trivia.  READ MORE

SEA CLIFF FIRE DEPARTMENT HOSTS ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE

The Sea Cliff Fire Department held its annual open house this past Sunday afternoon, not only offering visitors a peak into what it takes to be a volunteer fire fighter and EMT, but also providing important fire safety information.  Residents of all ages were given hands-on learning opportunities in how to react to a fire in the smokehouse, and in how to break open a door using a halligan. Fire truck rides through the streets of Sea Cliff were offered to the young ones.  

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DARE TO BE SQUARE AT ST. LUKES IN SEA CLIFF THIS FRIDAY

Reposted Oct. 21 (original post October 14, 2014) -- Grab your partner and promenade on over to St. Luke's Church this Friday October 24th for a good old fashioned Harvest Square Dance featuring  internationally renowned square-dance caller and choreographer, Pat Cannon, and fiddler extraordinaire, Kenny Kosek  joined by dancers from New York City’s Foot & Fiddle Dance Company, as well as area musicians Matthew Schneider on string bass, and Joe Selly on guitar.  READ MORE   

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ART OPENING AT DANIEL GALE IN SEA CLIFF ON SUNDAY

Sea Cliff Arts Council presents the Photography of Dan Jenney, on view at Daniel Gale/ Sotheby's of Sea Cliff. . . . The opening will be this Sunday, from 3 pm to 5 pm at 266 Sea Cliff Avenue. All welcome to attend. READ MORE

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A HOMECOMING WITH HORNED HELMETS

Under sunny skies and with perfect fall temperatures, maroon and white, and horned helmets abounded as the North Shore School District celebrated its annual Homecoming on Saturday.  The day  kicked off at 9:30 am with a parade that made its way along a the one mile route from Glenwood Landing School to the High School.  As the marchers arrived, kids of all ages drifted off to the carnival where they enjoyed, among other things, games, blow-ups, a mechanical bull, and a dunk tank, as well as a demonstration of last year's robotics club creation.  In the early afternoon the stands of the stadium began to fill while elementary school students demonstrated their prowess with the pigskin in the football skills "competition," and their quickness in the 100 yard fun run.  The football Vikings did not disappoint either as they routed the Manhasset Indians 52-31.  Northwordnews reporter and team captain Tristan Vitale scored three touchdowns, while rushing for 89 yards and adding another 74 yards receiving, as the Norseman offense lit up the scoreboard. 

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OFFENSIVE PARADE FOR VIKINGS HOMECOMING

by Tristan Vitale
October 21, 2014 --The engine of the North Shore offense was firing on all cylinders for Saturday's homecoming victory over the Manhasset Indians. With a score of 52-31, the Vikings topped 50 points for the second time this season in a performance that included eight touchdowns by six different players.  READ MORE

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NORTH SHORE BOE TOWN MEETING ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23

The North Shore Board of Education will be hosting a Town Meeting on Thursday, October 23, 2014 at 7:30 PM, in the North Shore High School Library. The Town Meeting format provides residents with an opportunity to engage in a dialogue about any issues of concern with Trustees and central administrators early in the meeting.  In addition, during regular business, there will be an Exploration Program presentation, an update on the progress in developing goals for the Athletics Review, and a board discussion of this year's goals for the Legislative Action Committee.   

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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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SPOOKY PUMPKIN WALK AT SPOOKY PARK

The Sea Cliff Arts Council is teaming up with SC MakeShop to invite artists young and old to be part of the Spooky Pumpkin Walk. 
Carve your own LED-lit-pumpkin and be part of the action. OR if you aren't inspired to carve a pumpkin, be sure to come visit! 

MakeShop, a program created to promote kids science and 'maker' projects, realized pumpkins are 'conductive' and can be lit w. LED lights. LED lights can be purchased online. Go to www.facebook.com/scMakeShop to learn the details.

If you participate by donating a pumpkin, you do not have to pay the entrance fee. Be sure to carve only days before the event so it is in good shape for the pumpkin 'walk'!

The event starts at 6:30 so bring your pumpkin by 6 pm. 

RSVP if you are going to bring a pumpkin or for more information, contact poojavira@scmakeshop.com

Please spread the word! The more pumpkins the better so hopefully you can join us.

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CHINA THEN AND NOW AT NASSAU COUNTY MUSEUM OF ART IN NOVEMBER

China Then and Now brings together exemplary Chinese works of art from the classical, early modern and contemporary periods. The exhibition explores three millennia of one of the world’s most important artistic traditions from the perspective of American collectors on Long Island, such as Childs and Frances Frick and Dr. Arthur M. Sackler. The exhibition opens at Nassau County Museum of Art on November 22, 2014 and remains on view through March 8, 2015.  READ MORE

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LOCAL MUSIC








THE OAK ROOM TAVERN, Sea Cliff, 8 PM

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Fri 10/24 - The Giant Flying Turtles of Brooklyn
Wed 10/29 - Andy Aledort and Mike DeMeo
Fri 10/31 - Joe Pess and CONGRESS are in Session!





STILL PARTNERS 
Sea Cliff, 8 PM

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Thurs 10/23 - Rolling Stoned
Fri 10/24 - Deep Pockets
Sat 10/25 - Soleo
Fri 10/31 - RiDe


METROPOLITAN BISTRO, Sea Cliff

Thus 10/23 -Max Ross
Fri 10/24 - dNa + C2 = ☮ ♥ ♫♪ 


Click here for Ticket information

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