Upcoming Events:  Tues. 10/13 - North Shore LAC Legislative Night, North Shore HS Theater, 7-9 pm; Sea Cliff Village Board Meeting, SC Village Hall, 6 pm; Glen Cove City Council Meeting, GC City Hall, 8 pm; Wed. 10/14 - Glen Head Glenwood Business Association Meeting, Still Partners, 6 pm; 

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

Thurs. 10/15 - SC Beautification Committee Monthly Meeting, St. Luke's Church, SC, 9 am Sat. 10/17 - North Shore Schools Homecoming; Sea Cliff Silly Shakespeare's The Tem-Pissed at Congregation Tipereth Israel, Glen Cove, 8pm; Sun 10/18 - 

Sunday, October 4 - Saturday, October 10, 2015
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NORTH SHORE LAC TO HOST LEGISLATIVE FORUM ON TUESDAY OCTOBER 13

On Tuesday October 13 from 7 to 9 pm at the North Shore  High School Theater, the North Shore Legislative Action Committee will be hosting its first annual Legislative Night - a forum that will feature the legislators who represent residents of the North Shore School District in County and State Government.   State Senators Carl Marcellino and Jack Martins, and Assemblymen Chuck Lavine, Michael Montesano, and Edward Ra, as well as County Legislator Delia Deriggi Whitton will be on hand to answer questions regarding both local and state issues.  School Board President Herman Berliner will moderate the event, reading questions from audience members submitted via e-mail or on cards that are filled out the night of the forum.  Questions submitted in advance can be sent to lac@northshoreschools.org.   
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VOLUNTEERS FOR WILDLIFE,  WITH A MISSION TO RESCUE AND EDUCATE, VISITS SEA CLIFF FARMERS MARKET 
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With Duncan, an Eastern Screetch Owl, perched on his gloved hand for much of the time, Skip, a volunteer for Volunteers for Wildlife, the  Locust Valley-based wildlife hospital and education center, spent several hours at the Sea Cliff Farmers Market this past Saturday morning, discussing the organization's efforts as well as giving extensive background on the three rescued animals he had brought with him.   READ MORE  ​

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Sea Cliff resident Amy Marion addresses Glen Cove Planning Board this past Tuesday

GC PLANNING BOARD APPROVES DEVELOPER'S AMENDED GARVIES POINT PROPOSAL AS RESIDENTS PROTEST DECISION

​October 6, 2015 -- Amidst calls of “no” from audience members in the packed city council meeting room as the roll call vote was taken, the City of Glen Cove Planning Board this past Tuesday evening, by a 6 to 1 count, agreed to approve a developer's application to amend a previously approved proposal to build a planned mixed use community known as Garvies Point on a 56 acre site and former brownfield along the northern waterfront of Glen Cove creek. READ MORE
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​LATEST SEA CLIFF MUSEUM EXHIBIT PORTRAYS INNOCENCE AND TURMOIL OF
​THE SIXTIES

October 10, 2015 -- With some of the guests getting into the spirit donning tie dyes and others garb a bit more formal associated with that decade of lost innocence and social upheaval, the Sea Cliff Village Museum hosted an opening reception for its exhibit Sea Cliff in the 1960s this past Friday evening. Collages and sculpture by Sea Cliff artist Katie Seiden, who was on hand to speak with visitors about her work throughout the evening, and photographs by former resident Bertram W. Scholes are the central pieces of the showcase, with various artifacts and memorbilia - some specific to Sea Cliff and others more general to the time period - complementing them perfectly.  READ MORE
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BLOGS

ANN DIPIETRO
Great Book Guru

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SCHOOL NEWS

NS GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY WINS 100th STRAIGHT LEAGUE MEET
​ The North Shore Schools is proud to announce that the NS Girls Cross-Country Team won their 100th consecutive league competition without a loss. READ MORE ​​

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SEA CLIFF MINI MART 2015

With the spectacular early autumn sunshine streaming, the politicians schmoozing, the bands strumming, and the pumpkin draught spouting, several thousand from near and far turned out for this year's Sea Cliff Mini Mart.  The street fair, held annually for 47 years,  featured live music in front of the Fire House, Sherlock Homes Realty, The Oak Room Tavern, G&H Auto, and even in backyards,  while local restaurants and bars offered fine food as well as autumn-themed thirst quenchers and other drinks. More than 200 hundred vendors sold their wares - from hand-crafted jewelry, and Sea Cliff T-shirts, to jars of honey and Halloween costumes. Candidates for county and town offices, both Democrat and Republican, in the dash to election day, only a month a way, were out in full force working the crowds, as election workers distributed bags emblazoned with bumper stickers and held signs in proud support.
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​NS MIDDLE SCHOOL VIKING EXPLORERS GO TO TAPPEN FOR THEIR UNDERWATER ROBOTICS EXPEDITION

By Shelly Newman

​On September 22nd, North Shore Middle School Teachers Brian Lang and Keith Slack took the Viking Explorers Program on their first underwater robotics expedition to Tappen Beach in Sea Cliff. The North Shore Middle School students worked in teams, rotating through four different activity stations. They searched for, collected, and identified various marine species using wading boots, nets, seines, and fishing poles.  READ MORE​

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​RAIN DOESN'T STOP TIPI TED FROM VISITING GLEN HEAD SCHOOL 

By Shelly Newman
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Cold, rainy weather didn’t stop "Tipi Ted," head of the Traveling Wilderness Museum and king of the longhouse, from visiting Glen Head School on September 30th to help teach students about Native American life on Long Island. This tradition is an introduction to the Native American unit of the fourth grade curriculum.  READ MORE

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BOY SCOUT TROOP 43 VISITS LAKE GEORGE AND FORT TICONDEROGA

By Matt Hardie

On September 12 the boy scouts of Troop 43 set out out for a long journey to Lake George. It was there that the scouts enjoyed lots fishing and swimming to a small island not far from the shore. Overlooking the campsite was Rogers Rock, a historical hill and a great hike. However, the most memorable part of the trip was by far the reenactment of Brown's Raid at Fort Ticonderoga. An action packed battle filled with cannons and muskets took place just feet away from the crowd and boy was it loud. The only thing wrong with this trip was the fact that we had to return home, but not before taking full advantage of the long weekend.

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2015 PUMPKIN PATCH FUNDRAISER AT THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF SEA CLIFF

The pumpkin patch is back!  The Methodist Church of Sea Cliff will be hosting its 12th annual fall fundraiser from October 2 through October 31. All pumpkins are grown  in New Mexico by the Navajo Nation and shipped across the country by tractor-trailer and unloaded at the church on October 1st  with many volunteer helping hands.   READ MORE

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UPCOMING AND ONGOING EVENTS

NORTH SHORE HOMECOMING IS COMING ON SATURDAY OCT. 17

New Time! Parade Begins at 11 AM at GWL School
The North Shore School District proudly invites all community members and alumni to Homecoming 2015, Saturday, October 17, 2015 to celebrate the wonderful accomplishments of our students. The annual parade will begin at 11 AM at Glenwood Landing School and the exciting games and activities will directly follow.  Homecoming this year will include New! Elementary Games + MS Color War + HS Flag Football + Live Music + Free Hotdogs for Senior Citizens + Pre-Game Show+ Kindergarten Fun Run + Viking football Game + More! The rain date will be Saturday, October 24, 2015. CLICK HERE FOR SCHEDULE OF EVENTS  ​
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LEARN TO CHA CHA, RUMBA, AND MAMBO AT THE DANZA CUBANA SOCIAL CLUB

On October 24, the North Shore Arts Angels and the High School Music Department will be hosting Danza Cubana Social Club, a Havana-style celebration of the North Shore High School Music Department's Student Performance Tour of Cuba this upcoming February school break.  90 students, teachers and chaperones, serving as cultural ambassadors, will travel to the island nation that had been closed to travel by Americans for more than 50 years.  While students' families will foot most of the bill for the experience, Arts Angels and the music program are seeking to defray some of the extra expenses this particular tour and to help support students who are unable to cover the full cost.   The October 24th fundraiser, which will take place at the Glenwood Landing American Legion Hall on Glen Head Road from  7:30 to 10 pm, will feature a DJ, Live Music and performances, as well as instruction for those interested in learning to Rumba, Cha Cha and Mambo.  Tickets are $25 for Adults and $15 for students.  There will be a cash bar and snacks available.  Proceeds will help cover the extra expense of providing this extraordinary arts education opportunity.  For tickets and sponsor information go to the Arts Angels website at www.northshoreartsangels.org or call 516 945 9910.  CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
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​NORTH SHORE AUDUBON SOCIETY PRESENTATION -A YEAR IN THE LIFE OF A BIRD PHOTOGRAPHER

​Tuesday, October 27, 2015, 7PM
Manhasset Public Library, 30 Onderdonk Ave, Manhasset, NY 11030Free Admission. 
 
David Speiser will present “A Year in the Life of a Bird Photographer”.  Mr. Speiser is the Executive Vice-President of NYC Audubon, and has seen over 4,000 species of birds in his lifetime.  His images have been featured in various prestigious publications and on a U.S. postage stamp.
For more information, see website www.northshoreaudubon.org.
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LEARN ABOUT THE INTRIGUING HISTORY OF JONES BEACH FROM JOHN HANC AT THE GOLD COAST PUBLIC LIBRARY

John Hanc will visit the Gold Coast Public Library on Wednesday, October 28 at 7pm to discuss the intriguing history of Jones Beach, which he wrote about in Jones Beach: An Illustrated History. The event is sponsored by Friends of the Gold Coast Library. . .  In this evocative illustrated book, author John Hanc explores the traditions, institutions, controversies, and characters of this beloved seaside resort, now a state historic landmark. READ MORE

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LOCAL MUSIC







STILL PARTNERS 
Sea Cliff, 8 PM

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Mon 10/12 - Open Mic w/Matt
Thurs 10/15 - Lipsey's Cuban Carnival
Fri 10/16 - Deep Pockets
Sat 10/17 - Glass Bottom Soul






THE OAK ROOM TAVERN  Sea Cliff, 8 PM

Wed 10/14 -  Eric Samin Jazz, Funk and Blues Trio
Fri 10/16 - Livestock Unplugged
Wed 10/21 - Andy Aledort and Mike DeMeo
Fri 10/23 - Joe Pess Music

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METROPOLITAN BISTRO, Sea Cliff

Thurs. 10/15 - TBA
Fri. 10/16 - dNa + D² = ☮ ♥ ♫♪ 

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LOCAL ART

​VICTORIA WARD AT K.DiRESTA COLLECTIVE

The works of Sea Cliff Artist Victoria Ward will be on display this month at the K. DiResta Collective at 202 Sea Cliff Avenue in Sea Cliff.  

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MIRANDA BEST: DARK AND LIGHT AT THE SEA CLIFF LIBRARY

"Dark and Light," an exhibition of works by Sea Cliff artist Miranda Best  will be on display at the Sea Cliff Library through the end of October. 

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NASSAU COUNTY MUSEUM OF ART THIS OCTOBER

​THE MODERNS Chagall, Degas, Léger, Miró, Picasso, and more….

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Frank Olt: New Works

A solo exhibition that is on view through Sunday, November 8, 2015. CLICK HERE FOR STORY AND FULL LISTING OF OCTOBER EXHIBITIONS   

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