Upcoming Meetings and Events:; Wed 3/29 - ​The Night of the Butterfly, Sea Cliff Yacht Club, 7:30-9:00 pm; Thurs. 3/30 - Viking Foundation To Honor North Shore Superintendent Ed Melnick, Engineers Country Club; Sat 4/1 - Teen Gotta Believe, NSHS Gymnasium;  Sat 4/1 - North Shore Community Chorus "Chorul Fantasy", NSHS, 8 pm
Sun 4/2 - Northwinds 10th Anniversary Season Performance, NSHS, 2 pm;  Sun 4/2 - Miranda Best Art Opening, Daniel Gale Sea Cliff, 2-4 pm; Mon 4/3 - Meet & Greet Our New Superintendent, Dr. Peter Giarrizzo, North Shore High School Cafeteria, 7 -8:30 pm; Sea Cliff Village Board Annual Organization Meeting
 (click for complete calendar, including Gold ​Coast and Sea Cliff Library Events)
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March 27, 2017

THE ARTS

HOW DO YOU GET TO CARNEGIE HALL?  JUST ASK THE NORTH SHORE MIDDLE SCHOOL BAND

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March 24, 2017 --  How do you get to Carnegie Hall?  Just ask the North Shore Middle School Symphonic band.  This past Wednesday evening, the ensemble of 12, 13, and 14 year olds performed before a nearly packed auditorium at Carnegie Hall, on a stage that has been graced by the likes of the Beatles, Bob Dylan, the Rolling Stones, John Coltrane, Miles Davis, Yo Yo Ma, Itzhak Perlman, and the New York Philharmonic.  READ MORE

RETROSPECTIVE OF HALSTON, FAMED FASHION DESIGNER, OPENS AT NASSAU COUNTY MUSEUM

March 25, 2017 -- The Nassau County Museum of Art in Roslyn Harbor hosted an opening reception for its latest exhibition, Halston Style this past Friday evening.  The comprehensive retrospective of the work of the American fashion designer, Roy Halston Frowick, features rooms of elegantly clothed mannequins, original sketches, and a rich array of photographs and artifacts that accompanied by film and video documentation tell the story of Halston's career, designs, collaborations, and influence.  READ MORE

YOUTH BANDS ROCK STILL PARTNERS

March 27, 2017 -- Still Partners in Sea Cliff hosted a Youth Band Showcase this past Sunday afternoon that featured a dozen young musicians, ranging in age from 9-15, in five different ensembles performing an assortment of rock and jazz tunes.  All are students of local musician and  instructor Frank Ferrara.  
​The students not only perform but also help in selecting the music, he explained to the Northwordnews.  READ MORE

NEW BOOK BY SEA CLIFF RESIDENT INSPIRES KIDS TO DREAM BIG

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 A love of cars combined with the love of an inspirational message has lead to the publication of a new children’s book, Cee Jay and Bugsy, by Kevin C. Horton, who is the former editor and publisher of a weekly newspaper on the North Shore of Long Island. In Cee Jay and Bugsy, we learn that despite the disbelief of his fellow cars in the yard and the looming presence of “The Crusher,” Cee Jay stays true to his dream that someday he will be made into a collectible. READ MORE

NS COALITION AGAINST SUBSTANCE ABUSE REACHING OUT TO ALL SEGMENTS OF THE COMMUNITY TO GET INVOLVED

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March 24, 2017 --The North Shore Coalition Against Substance Abuse (CASA), an organization that is forming locally with a mission to change the culture and environment that contribute to alcohol and drug abuse, and which represents a collective response to several substance abuse related tragedies involving young people in the North Shore area in recent years, is reaching out to all segments of the community to get involved.  "There is a problem here that needs to be addressed," Glen Head resident and school board Trustee Joanna Commander said to Northwordnews. There have been too many tragedies in this community." READ MORE 

​McDERMOTT WINS TRUSTEE ELECTION BY WIDE MARGIN AS TURNOUT TOPS 1,000; EPSTEIN KEEPS SEAT; LIEBERMAN ELECTED TO TWO YEAR TERM AS MAYOR

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March 21, 2017 -- Deb McDermott won a seat on the Sea Cliff Village Board by a significant margin today as incumbent Trustee Dina Epstein garnered the second highest vote total to be re-elected to a second term.  Incumbent Trustee Jeff Vitale, who had been appointed to his post this past December and who ran with Ms. Epstein on the Civic Progress Party line fell short by 44 votes in his bid to keep his seat.  Mayor Ed Lieberman, also a Civic Progress nominee, was running unopposed, and won the office in his own right with 645 votes.   In the contest for Trustee, Ms. McDermott received 725 votes; Ms. Epstein 466; and Mr. Vitale 422.  READ MORE

BUSINESS ASSOCIATION CONTRIBUTES TO LOCAL BEAUTIFICATION EFFORTS

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March 25, 2017 -- The Glen Head Glenwood Business Association, representing more than 150 local businesses, presented $250 checks to both the Sea Cliff Beautification Committee and the Glen Garden Club of Glen Head at its monthly meeting this past Wednesday evening.  “We support them because they volunteer and work to make our towns of Glen Head and Sea Cliff Beautiful, and we hope our donation can help with supplies to keep up the good work,” said GHGWBA President Deborah Orgel-Gordon to Northwordnews.  READ MORE

NORTH SHORE HS PTO THANKS LOCAL BUSINESSES AND VOLUNTEERS FOR MAKING TASTE OF SPRING A SUCCESS

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​The North Shore High School Parent Teacher Organization held its 6th annual Taste of Spring fundraiser at the Sea Cliff Yacht Club this past March 11th .  With a theme of "New York, New York," the fundraiser showcased delicacies from local restaurants and marketplaces and guests had the opportunity to sample some of the tastiest foods from the finest eateries on Long Island.  The PTO extends thanks to the nearly 80 local businesses that donated food, goods and services, as well as to the many people who contributed their time and energy (see right).  Proceeds will go toward enriching high school students through educational and social programs and grants. CLICK HERE OR ON IMAGE TO ENLARGE 
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LETTERS

THE BATON HAS BEEN PASSED

Received from Dan Maddock, Sea Cliff
​March 22, 2017

To the Editor:
    The baton has been passed to a new generation in Sea Cliff. The election of Deborah McDermott to the Village Board confirms it. A new wave of community activists has rolled over the Village and that is a good thing. They are bright, energetic and involved. The Sea Cliff Open Government Party is here to stay, with new ideas and energy. All are welcome.

Dan Maddock
​Sea Cliff

NEW TRUSTEE'S GOOD FORTUNE WILL BE GOOD FOR THE REST OF US

Received from ​Phil Como, Sea Cliff
March 22, 2017

To the Editor,​
     Congratulations to Ms McDermott on her win in the just-concluded Sea Cliff election. She will now have to engage in the pesky business of governance-including collegiality with her fellow officials.  
​     I wish her good fortune, because her good fortune as trustee will no doubt be good for the rest of us.

Phil Como
​Sea Cliff

MOVING FORWARD TOGETHER

Received from Deb McDermott, Sea Cliff  
​March 22, 2017

To the Editor:
     Yesterday’s turnout of 1034 Sea Cliff voters (plus 38 who voted by absentee ballot) was big by recent measures in our village. So many people in the small space of the Children’s Library is a challenge that our Village Clerk, Marianne Lennon and her team of poll workers managed well and I am grateful for their professionalism and dedication. I am grateful to every person who voted yesterday – not just for me – but every person who thought about what they want Sea Cliff to be and who came and expressed that view with their vote.  
​      I don’t know 725 people in Sea Cliff. I do know that there are many people who supported me during the campaign and now I know there were many more people talking and thinking about open communications, and accessible, engaging government. I am grateful for each of you and all that you’ve done to bring forth the Sea Cliff Open Government party and to help get me elected as its first candidate. However, now we need to turn our energy and attention to moving forward. READ MORE

​Got an opinion?  Send Letters to the Editor to northwordnews@gmail.com.  Be sure to include your name and town of residence. Please indicate "Letter to the Editor" in subject line.

TEACHERS UNION'S OPT OUT CARD SHOULD NOT BE TOLERATED

Received from Jerry Romano
​Sea Cliff
March 26, 2017

( Editor's Note -  the following letter was also sent to the North Shore School District Board of Education Sunday, March 26, 2017)

To the Editor:
     ​Good leaders lead and are able to articulate the mission so the troops follow. After receiving the Opt Out card from the North Shore Schools Teachers Unions this past week it’s glaringly obvious that the North Shore School District lacks effective leadership and that the employees don’t understand the mission. The teachers union polling the community should not be tolerated. This is what we call in business, “the inmates running the prison”. Employees don’t decide what and how the work is done. They can have an opinion. They can make their case to management and that’s where it ends. Only a juvenile view of the workplace would think that it is a democracy. This is classic case on “misplace authority” where the workers believe that they are more important than management and more important than the school board. The North Shore Teachers Union is interfering with the education of the children in our community and it needs to stop.  READ MORE 

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THE GREAT BOOK​ GURU

​ANN DIPIETRO

GHACHAR GHACHAR

 Dear Great Book Guru,  Spring has just arrived and I am filled with energy and optimism.  Sea Cliff is as lovely  all seasons of the year, but I would love to read a book about other cultures.  Any thoughts?  A Spring Sprite READ MORE
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CIVICS UPDATES 

GEORGE POMBAR
President - Glen Head Glenwood Civics Associations



Good evening, the local Civic Association representatives this week met with the Water Co. executives and I wanted to share some of the on goings of the meeting.  READ MORE
BIG FAT WORMS...GUSHY GUSHY WORMS - IN THE GARDEN
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​THE GARDEN'S EDGE​​​​
​​​DONNA KIANKA
Winter’s Edge ​Micro Farm, Sea Cliff, N.Y.
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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. READ MORE
NORTH SHORE SCHOOLS ATHLETICS WEEKLY HIGHLIGHTS CLICK HERE 
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UPCOMING EVENTS

SCOTT SHARRED & THE BRICKYARD BAND COMES TO SEA CLIFF

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Set the scene, dimly lit Edison bulbs, tasty bites and fantastic music. April 27th at Still Partners, that funky music loving gastro pub on Sea Cliff Avenue that hosts some of the best music on Long Island is having an extra special night. Scott Sharrard, an American musical artist widely known as the lead guitarist and musical director of the Gregg Allman Band is stopping in to rock the Still Partners stage. READ MORE

MEET OUR NEW SUPERINTENDENT, DR. PETER GIARRIZZO MONDAY, APRIL 3

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Meet & Greet Our New Superintendent, Dr. Peter Giarrizzo
Monday, April 3, North Shore High School Cafeteria, 7 -8:30 PM  

Dear North Shore Community,
The North Shore Board of Education recently announced the selection of   Dr. Peter Giarrizzo, as the next Superintendent of the North Shore Schools, effective August 21, 2017. A reception for Dr. Giarrizzo has been planned for 
Monday, April 3, 2017 in the North Shore High School Cafeteria at 450 Glen Cove Avenue in Glen Head from 7- 8:30 pm.
Please join us! READ MORE

VIKING FOUNDATION TO HONOR SUPERINTENDENT ED MELNICK 

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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

BEETHOVEN'S “CHORAL FANTASY” AT NORTH SHORE HIGH SCHOOL, April 1 AT 8 PM

The North Shore Community Chorus, under the baton of Stephen Goldstein, together with the Island Chamber Symphony, under the direction of Jeremy Kempton, will present Beethoven’s irresistible and exuberant “Choral Fantasy,” featuring piano soloist, Timothy Carl, and his serenely lyrical, spiritual “Mass in C Major,” featuring Cara Vertucci, soprano; Tanya Crist, alto; Gregory Mercer, tenor, and Malcolm Gilbert, bass.
Saturday, April 1 at 8 p.m., at the North Shore High School Auditorium, 450 Glen Cove Avenue, Glen Head.
Tickets: Adults: $15;  Children/Seniors: $12.
Tickets may be purchased at the door or in advance from NSCC members. 

NORTHWINDS SYMPHONIC BAND TENTH ANNIVERSARY SEASON PERFORMANCE AT NORTH SHORE HIGH SCHOOL APRIL 2

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The Northwinds Symphonic Band, under the musical and artistic direction of Helen Bauer, will present a special spring concert: Celebrating Northwinds Tenth Anniversary Season at the North Shore High School Theater in Glen Head on Sunday, April 2nd at 3:00 PM. READ MORE

EASTER EGG HUNT AT TRINITY CHILDCARE IN ROSLYN ON APRIL 8

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Children at Trinity Episcopal Church Roslyn Childcare Center are preparing for Spring and anxiously awaiting the upcoming Easter Egg Hunt, to be held on Sat., April 8 at 11:00 am.  Please join us!  This is a free event open to the public, and refreshments will be served.  The Trinity Episcopal Church Roslyn Childcare Center is located at 1579 Northern Blvd., Roslyn, just east of the Roslyn Viaduct (516-626-0293; www.trinitychild.org).

TEENS GOTTA BELIEVE 2017 3 ON 3 BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT

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To Benefit You Gotta Believe! The Older Child Adoption and Permanency Agency, Inc.
Saturday, April 1, 2017
North Shore High School| 450 Glen Cove Avenue |Glen Head, New York

Glen Head, N.Y. –  Last year, North Shore High School student, Ryan O’Day, brought to light an important and previously unnoticed conversation in his community—the urgent need for families for teens and young adults in the foster care system. With his inaugural charity event, “Teens Gotta Believe Basketball Tournament,” O’Day raised $8,000 for You Gotta Believe, a non-profit whose mission is to assist older youths in foster care find permanent, adoptive families before they age out. On April 1st, he hopes to beat that number! READ MORE

"TASTE OF LONG ISLAND" BENEFIT AT HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL AND TOLERANCE CENTER MAY 1

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You’re Invited to 
The Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County’s 
Tolerance Benefit: “Taste of Long Island” and Silent Auction
Monday, May 1, 2017, at 6:00 p.m.
Glen Cove, NY... Experience a taste of Long Island’s best restaurants at the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County’s (HMTC) annual Tolerance Benefit: “Taste of Long Island.”  This year’s benefit features a tasting event and silent auction on Monday, May 1, 2017, at 6 p.m. at Westbury Manor, 1100 Jericho Turnpike, Westbury, NY.  In addition, three middle and high-school students will be presented with the Friedlander Upstander Award and one Long Island college student will be awarded the Daniel Gillman Goodfellow Award. READ MORE

THE FOUNDERS FILM SCREENING AT NSHM APRIL 22

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Saturday, April 22 at 2:00
Movie:  The Founders
Film screening followed by Skype discussion with Shirley Spork, an original Founder.
In 1950, 13 amateur women golfers battled society and finances to stake their claim to become professional sportswomen by creating the Ladies Professional Golf Association (The LPGA)  The Founders film is about finally recognizing those unseen efforts and identifying these women as true icons of sport and equality.
North Shore Historical Museum  140 Glen Street, Glen Cove.  516-801-1191.  www.northshorehistoricalmuseum.org.  $10.00, $5.00 for  juniors.  Refreshments served.

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

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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

"THE OLD BALL GAME" EXHIBIT OPENING APRIL 7 AT THE NORTH SHORE HISTORICAL SOCIETY 

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April 7 – August 19, 2017
The exhibit focuses on the first 100 years of organized, mainly professional, baseball in America—on some of its greatest players; on various cultural aspects of the game; and on the game as it has been played and watched on the North Shore of Long Island by those who enjoy “America’s pastime.”
Opening reception is Friday April 7, 2017 @ 7:00.  Regular hours as listed below.
140 Glen Street, Glen Cove
516-801-1191
www.northshorehistoricalmuseum.org
ANNOUNCEMENTS

SEA CLIFF BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUP

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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

NASSAU COUNTY MUSEUM OF ART SEEKS VOLUNTEERS

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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

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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:
  1. Put the 41st Around Long Island Regatta on your calendar - click here to download an .ics file
  2. Register for the 41st Around Island Regatta at YachtScoring.com
  3. Assemble your crew for the 41st Around Long Island Regatta
  4. 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

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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

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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 sheilawenger@danielgale.com.

​GLEN COVE YOUTH BUREAU ANNOUNCES 2017 SUMMER YOUTH EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM

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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                                              
​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 

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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

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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
SCHOOLS NEWS

22 NORTH SHORE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS JOURNEY TO FRANCE

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Twenty-two North Shore High School students with three teacher chaperons, Monsieur Lepetit, Madame Pommateau, and Madame Mabrouk, left New York for a 16-day trip to France in February 2017. The journey to Paris and St. Malo was the latest in a thirty-year relationship with students of the city located in Brittany.READ MORE

NORTH SHORE HIGH SCHOOL WRITING CENTER: SUPPORT ACROSS THE DISCIPLINES 

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The North Shore High School Writing Center’s second year is proudly underway. Staffed by 19 twelfth grade Writing Fellows and two English teachers, the Writing Center is a comfortable space where students are invited to collaborate in one-on-one discussions about their own writing process. Ms. Ritter, Teacher Leader of the High School English Department states, “By harnessing the Fellows’ skills to cultivate the talents of their peers, the Writing Center embodies our vision of school as a community of learners; our tutoring sessions celebrate the strengths of our tutees and inspire their confidence about their own writing progress.” READ MORE

VIKING EXPLORERS VISIT TO LONG ISLAND AQUARIUM TO PILOT THEIR UNDERWATER REMOTELY OPERATED VEHICLES

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The Viking Explorers sailed to the Long Island Aquarium to take part in a very special experience.  North Shore Middle School Teacher Keith Slack said, “The students were allowed to pilot their very own designed and constructed underwater ROV's  (Remotely Operated Vehicles) in an actual aquarium tank!”
Mr. Slack continued, “The ROV's were outfitted with GoPro cameras to film underwater footage of the marine life in a natural habitat.  The cameras were mounted with student designed attachments that have been printed on a 3D printer.”  READ MORE

LEPRECHAUNS AT SEA CLIFF SCHOOL!

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All of Sea Cliff Elementary was green with excitement as students and faculty kicked-off the St. Patrick’s Day festivities with a fantastic in-school parade this March 2017! READ MORE

LOCAL MUSIC

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STILL PARTNERS 
Sea Cliff, 8 PM
Thurs 3/30 - Betty & The Boards
Fri 3/31 - Project X
Sat 4/1 - Easy Chief
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THE OAK ROOM TAVERN  Sea Cliff, 8 PM
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Wed 3/22- TBA
Thurs. 3/23 - TBA
Fri. 3/24 - TBA
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METROPOLITAN BISTRO, Sea Cliff

Thurs 3/30 - Rich Boehm& Noah
Fri 3/31 - Cuban Music
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FLUTTERBY HOSTS THE NIGHT OF THE BUTTERFLY 
The Night of the Butterfly
Hosted by Flutterby Foundation Inc
Sea Cliff Yacht Club
Wednesday, March 29
7:30-9:00
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NASSAU COUNTY MUSEUM OF ART THIS MARCH AND APRIL 2017

Click here for
The Nassau County Museum of Art Website 

NORTH SHORE HISTORICAL MUSEUM
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