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Preservationistsacres. urged the village to find a way to save the residence, which lacked landmark status but which they argued was of historic value. Then-Village Clerk Randi Malman formed a committee to study the issue and recommended that the village buy the house (for a symbolic $1) and move it down the street to the empty lot and create a new seat of government.
The village produced documents indicating that the Circle Drive lot was bought in the 1940s for the purpose of putting a village hall there, but this never came to fruition.
Developer William Lindenmeier brought the Richardson House in September 2021 for $1.3 million (per county property records) and made his intention known to demolish the house, which records list as 2,680 square feet, sitting on a lot covering approximately .48
Anna Pace lives next to the empty lot, and spoke often at the at-times contentious village board meetings where the fate of the Richardson House dominated the discussion.Shealsoexpressed sadness about the loss of the house, stating, “We never said to destroy the house. Trust me, I was in that house. I knew [owner] Ann Bilms and we knew her children. My daughter was friends with [her daughter].”
Pace went on to note that residents were not opposed to moving the original part of the house, which she said was about 800 square feet and would not have had such a large footprint on the empty lot, and not changed the topography. They also felt that the planned basement was not necessary, as modern record-keeping was digitized. Village officials cited the lack of expansion space for files at the current location.
She added, “The house was on the market for two years—nobody wanted to buy it because it was in such bad disrepair. We got the report from the engineer hired by the couple [who was looking to buy the house]. And it was very different than what our village board was saying. And that’s when [the couple] pulled back from the deal.”
Circle Drive residents for the loss of the house.“They want to crucify us because we won the referendum. They’re trying to pin this whole thing on the residents of Circle Drive, which I find quite unfair,” she charged. “The house is gone now. It’s spilled milk. The blame falls among many people.”
Watching the bulldozer tear down this pristine 300-year-old home was a sad day for our staff, the trustees and myself.
Richardson House demolition closes a controversial chapter in village
Village leaders argued that the move was necessary. Plandome Manor was only one of two municipalities in the state whose village hall was outside its boundaries— neighboring Plandome Heights was the other—and needed an annual waiver from the state. They affirmed that the current location at 55 Manhasset Ave. in Manhasset was inadequate for the staff and the files.
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Pace pushed back against a group that drafted a letter (see page 12) that blamed
The execution date was Aug. 4, when heavy equipment demolished the Richardson House, whose origins date back to 1730. According to an article in the July 29, 1923 Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Plandome resident George Richardson had it disassembled and moved from Hanover Corners, Massachusetts, to the village via barge and had it reassembled at its current site.
Meriggi lamented the bad feelings
Under the proposed defeated plan, the village would have moved the historic residence from 149 Circle Dr. about 1,000 feet to what would have been 41 Circle Dr. and transform it into a new village hall. The empty property is approximately 149x105 feet in size. It has a pathway to the Plandome Manor LIRR station and is considered a “green space” used as a park for decades by neighborhood residents, especially children.
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the infrastructure—a septic system and dry wells—being put into place. The plans were approved by the village, he noted, adding, “The design of the house has been approved by the Design Review Board and we are awaiting final construction plans to commence on the construction of the rest of theSarahhouse.”Meriggi of Circle Drive belonged to Residents to Preserve the Green, created to push back against village plans. In an email, she wrote: “I was present at the demolition, alongside a handful of residents and left after the first ‘hit.’ It was not a happy stance; my feelings were very sad to see memorable memories end this way after 30 years. The former owners were our friends, and both our daughters’ childhood was played out in this home. Today they remain best friends.”
All that’s left is the chimney after the wooden elements were demolished. (Village of Plandome Manor)
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Striking the first blow against the house. (Village of Plandome Manor)
he death sentence for the oldest residence in Plandome Manor was signed on April 5 of this year. That’s when village residents voted 119-87 against a referendum to float a $600,000 bond to erect a new government center on a vil lage-owned lot.
Meriggi said that Circle Drive residents were unfairly maligned and their concerns overlooked.“Therewas ample opportunity for the house to be relocated or given away for free. But not one person, preservationist or society wanted it despite herculean efforts of the former family, community and, later on, the board, when they tried,” Meriggi asserted. “The cost is prohibitive. The house had previously been gutted by the owners, and any remaining authentic features of the small portion of the home from the 1700s had been removed and repurposed.”
—Plandome Manor Mayor Barbara Donno
see RICHARDSON HOUSE on page 14
Asked for her reaction to the demolition, Donno said in a statement, “Watching the bulldozer tear down this pristine 300-yearold home was a sad day for our staff, the trustees and myself. The Richardson House was a part of Plandome Manor’s remarkable history. Repurposing this beautiful piece of history into a village hall would not only have become the home of our 9/11 Memorial, but a village hall that would have been used for the benefit of all Plandome Manor residents. It was a missed opportunity for all who live in Plandome Manor.”Building Inspector Ed Butt told the Manhasset Press, “It’s a sad day in history. It’s sad that we don’t respect our past nearly as much as we should. It’s just a shame. That’s my take on the loss of the Richardson House.”Buttsaid the replacement residence is already taking shape at 149 Circle Dr., with
The rent was bound to rise, and according to Mayor Barbara Donno, efforts by real estate professionals to find affordable office space that would also fulfill the village’s needs, including a court, were unsuccessful.
“I have listened intently over the last two hearing periods for I don’t know how many hours, and I’ve been impressed by the sincerity of all the speakers that have come, and I actually consider it to be a real honor to be sitting in my position now,” Councilman Robert Troiano said, “And see how the American system of government works, that we can come together peacefully and have people express their thoughts on both sides of [the issue].
he decision to repeal an abortion zoning provision was unanimous. The Town of North Hempstead Board of Trustees rescinded Town Code Chapter 41A, titled “Pregnancy Termination Facilities,” on Sept.
Almost two-and-a-half hours were dedicated to Chapter 41-A at the public hearing and board discussion on Sept. 1. The law, enacted in 1971, one year after the state made abortions legal, regulated “pregnancy termination facilities” and mandated that they be affiliated with hospitals.
seem on their face reasonable, the reality is that they are enacted with an ulterior motive, especially laws enacted in the early 1970s, as this one was. The law makes it illegal to perform an abortion, whether it is done medically using prescribed drugs or otherwise, unless it is performed in a hospital or a facility administered by a hospital or facility having a hospital affiliation agreement. The law is antiquated and does not take into consideration the availability of medical abortions. Now, due to the advances in the field of medicine, a woman can take medication prescribed by a doctor in the privacy of her own home. Chapter 41-A is not just antiquated, but it places an undue burden on a woman who may want to terminate her pregnancy as well as on the medical professionals performing the procedure.”Sheadded, “I would like to take a brief moment to clarify a few points. The repeal of 41-A is not a zoning change. As we heard earlier, medical offices or clinics that may offer abortion procedures will not be popping up all over the place in residential areas. The repeal of 41-A will also not result in the town funding of abortions. These are just some things that came through by email. There is confusion because we are in a post-Roe world following decades of certainty around abortion restrictions. We now have uncertainty. A woman vulnerable and faced with a difficult decision should not have to engage in legal analysis to determine which laws apply to her and which don’t. The town board has no business entering the procedure room or a woman’s medicine cabinet and getting involved in these types of decisions. The town should not have a say and should not be putting an undue burden on a woman’s right to choose.”
Before offering the resolution for a vote, Lurvey said, “Abortions, even in clinics, as we have heard, are governed by state law, which is stricter than we could ever put in place. A speaker a while ago asked us where we stand on a woman’s right to choose. I can now answer that I am proudly pro choice and I am optimistic that we will hear tonight that a majority of my town board members are as well.”
Discussion of the repeal of the law, sponsored by Councilwoman Veronica Lurvey, had taken up a big chunk of the Aug. 4 town board meeting as well.
The Sept. 1 town board meeting drew a large crowd. (Screen Capture)
For many, 41-A was an antiquated law, unenforceable and the result of the thentown fathers’ defiance of the state’s liberalization of abortion.
Councilwoman Mariann Dalimonte announced that she was pro choice. (Photo by Frank Rizzo)
He went on to say that he represents a portion of the town—Westbury and New Cassel—where many lack access to health care because of poverty, jobs that don’t provide health coverage, or because they’re undocumented.“Asasociety,we go to great lengths to provide adequate health care for everybody, but it doesn’t always work,” Troiano pointed out. “The hospital for them is the establishment, an institution where you go potentially to be deported. And that’s just a sad reality. That may not even be true, but that is their perception.”
Many in the audience, he pointed out,
Before public comment, Supervisor Jen DeSena called Town Attorney John Chiara to the podium to discuss the legalities of 41-A. The attorney said that it has never been challenged, but a similar law in the Village of Hempstead from the same period had been overturned in 1972 by an appellate-level court after an abortion provider sued the village. The case was Robin v. Village of Hempstead.
While I have been persuaded by the sincerity of the speakers that have come tonight, I am not persuaded by the arguments on both sides of the aisle.”
Unanimous vote after passionate debate
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For those against rescission, the law guaranteed that women would be protected from unaffiliated abortion providers and enhanced their safety during a procedure they consider rife with potential complications.
Before public comment, Lurvey stated, “All local laws regarding abortions must be carefully scrutinized. Often in laws that FRANK RIZZO
Getting1.to that 7-0 vote, however, unsurprisingly exposed the vast gulf that exists on the issue as passionate proponents of both sides got to have their say. At times, the law itself was incidental as speakers brought up the usual tropes of “baby body parts” being taken away from abortion clinics by sanitation workers or women talking of the “bad” pre-Roe days.
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I’d like to say that I believe that a woman’s right to choice extends to where she gets her health care.
The discussion soon involved electoral politics, with Lurvey wondering if a change in leadership in Albany would affect reproductive rights. Governor Kathy Hochul, a Democrat, is being challenged by Republican Lee Zeldin. The Democrats currently enjoy big majorities in both houses of the legislature, but history is filled with surprising electoral reversals.
see ZONING LAW on page 6
Councilman Robert Troiano said many of his constituents did not have access to health care services and, as far as abor tion, did not trust hospitals. He believed they were better served by unaffiliated clinics, which the town code did not allow prior to the repeal of the zoning law. (Photo by Frank Rizzo)
—Councilman Robert Troiano
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He went on to note that New York State health and education laws govern what 41-A purports to regulate, and therefore it was contrary to state law.
Councilwoman Veronica Lurvey sponsored the legislation to repeal the town’s abortion zoning law. (Photo by Frank Rizzo)
Town Rescinds Abortion Zoning Law
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Dennis Walsh, Mariann Dalimonte, David Adhami and Lurvey also voted yes, with
Supervisor Jen DeSena, with Councilman Dennis Walsh, left, voted yes to the resolution, noting that it “removes a chapter of our code which is unenforceable and superseded by [state law].” (Photo by Frank Rizzo)
them. And I’ve heard a lot of compelling things tonight and in the last meeting, and I think there always will be disagreements. But I think that the most important thing that we can do here is to make the decision that we feel is appropriate. And I feel that a woman’s right to choose is of the utmost importance and women should have the right to choose. I vote Councilmembersaye.”
Repealing Local Abortion Laws
—Submitted by the office of Sen. Anna Kaplan
An independent abortion clinic, he argued, would present a safer environment and they would feel more comfortable than in a hospital or hospital-affiliated setting.
Councilman Peter Zuckerman comment ed, “I’d like to really thank everyone for coming out for two long evenings. This could not have been easy for all of you. Everyone came out twice and you know, we did extend the hearing, because we wanted to hear from everyone and we felt that possibly there were people who couldn’t attend, who weren’t able to speak and we wanted to hear from
Troiano concluded, “I vote yes to repeal 41-A,” as applause and cheers erupted.
Dalimonte noting, “Someone this evening asked if we were pro choice, and I want to let you know that I am pro choice and I vote aye. And thank you everyone for coming.”Alsovoting yes was DeSena who stated, “I support the repeal of this chapter and vote yes for it brings North Hempstead town code into conformity with state law and removes a chapter of our code which is unenforceable and superseded by the New York Public Health Law.”
would have no problems accessing an abortion provider, but women in his con stituency, “go to have a back alley abortion before they’re going to go to a hospital and risk having immigration come and take them from there.”
Senator Anna Kaplan (D–North Hills), along with Assemblywoman Gina L. Sillitti (D–Port Washington), held a press conference on the Nassau County Courthouse steps in Mineola on Sept. 8 to urge other municipalities to follow North Hempstead’s lead and repeal abortion restrictions.
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The town should not have a say and should not be putting an undue burden on a woman’s right to choose.
—CouncilwomanVeronicaLurvey
“I’ve heard the assertion that clinics are not safe,” he continued. “I’ve heard anecdotal evidence that clinics are not safe. But I’ve heard no data at all to support that. In con trast, we’ve heard ample evidence provided tonight that suggests, that indicates, maybe even proves, that clinics are just as safe an environment as our hospitals. I’ve also gotten this from my own view of talking to doctors and talking to practitioners. That a great deal of forethought goes into the serving process when someone comes in for a counseling session. So I’d like to say that I believe that a woman’s right to choice extends to where she gets her health care.”
A press release noted that they “undertook a comprehensive review of municipal code for over 110 of Long Island’s counties, towns, villages and cities. Upon review, Kaplan and Sillitti discovered several municipalities, home to over 1.25 million Long Islanders, still have abortion restrictions on the books. [They] will join state legislative colleagues, North Hempstead officials, and advocates for women’s choice to call on local governments to repeal their abortion restrictions and protect women’s rights across Long Island in a post-Roe era.”
The state politicians were joined by North ZuckermanCouncilmembersHempsteadLurvey,andDalimonte.
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Every musician dreams of performing on the biggest stages and, in music, there is no bigger stage than Carnegie Hall.
at the distant ceiling one last time, hoping to remember this moment forever. But this time, I felt something strange. Three feet, I estimated. That seemed like the height I needed to brush the summit.
The writer is a senior at SecondaryManhassetSchool.
“Don’t waste your thinking about this nonsense,” a voice suddenly said. “You have an audience waiting for you to begin.”
A realization suddenly dawned on me. I didn’t need to grow 30 feet to reach the top. All I needed was music.
REACHING THE TOP: MY TIME AT CARNEGIE HALL
Manhasset Secondary School senior Vincent Tsay will always remember playing at Carnegie Hall. (Courtesy of Vincent Tsay)
As the final notes faded into the background, there was a moment of deafening silence that lasted only seconds, but felt like an eternity. When I turned to the audience once again, I noticed the joyful child clapping in her mother’s arms and the mother smiling at me gratefully. I looked up
—Vincent Tsay
Vincent Tsay performs at Carnegie Hall. (Courtesy of Vincent Tsay)
the music. I felt a rush of joy and pride—like a surfer carving the highest wave, a child solving his first math problem, a magician fooling Penn & Teller.
Soon, my nervousness shook off and my possessed fingers began to graciously glide on the black and white keys. My body loosened up and began to sway to the rhythm of
and began to play.
On the day of the concert, I was anxious but excited. The work is done, I declared to myself. Now it is time to celebrate.
“What a beautiful sight,” I thought to myself.Finally, I was ready. I took a deep breath
“No,back.you can do this,” I reassured myself, “You were born for this moment.”
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For the first 30 seconds, I was stiff. The gravity of the moment had begun to creep into my mind and the pressure was holding me
As I stared up at the beaming lights and towering ceiling above me, I imagined myself stretching just high enough to graze the roof. Thirty feet, I estimated. That would be the height I needed to brush the summit.
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So here I was, on the beautiful stage of Carnegie Hall, inches away from the piano of my dreams. I felt the hundreds of eyes staring at me, eagerly waiting for the music to Frombegin.the corner of my eye, I saw a child sleeping peacefully in her mother’s arms and the mother squeezing the child close to her chest as if her life depended on it.
Oh right, the audience. That reminder immediately brought me back to reality.
In the months leading up to the concert, I worked tirelessly to perfect the intricacies of Chopin’s famous “Nocturne in C-sharp minor.” It is an enchanting piece of music, and I was determined to do it justice.
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Board of Trustees will meet at 7 p.m. at the village offices, 55 Manhasset Ave., Manhasset.
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The Empire Safety Council Defensive Driving Course will be held from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the lower level Community Room at the Manhasset Public Library, 30 Onderdonk Ave., Manhasset. Seating is limited. Register in person at the Circulation Desk. Payment of $30 via cash, credit card, or check payable Manhasset Public Library, must be received when you register. There will be a 30 minute lunch break, but there is no eating allowed in any of the meeting rooms. The first floor Cafe will be available.
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French Braid, by Pulitzer Prize-winning author Anne Tyler, is described as “a funny, joyful, brilliantly perceptive journey deep into one Baltimore family’s foibles.” It will be discussed from 10:30 a.m. to noon in the lower level Community Room at the Manhasset Public Library, 30 Onderdonk Ave., Manhasset. Led by librarian Cheryl Kallberg, who can be contacted at 516-627-2300, ext. 206 or ckallberg@ manhassetlibrary.org. Visit www.manhassetlibrary.org and click on the “Events” tab for the registration link.
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Learn how to master different Japanese manga comic styles and explore how to draw anime characters. From 6:30 to 8 p.m. for grades 5 and up in the third floor Children’s Multi-Use Space at the Manhasset Public Library, 30 Onderdonk Ave., Manhasset. Visit www.manhassetlibrary.org and click on the “Events” tab for the registration link.
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Children’s Beginner Chess Hosted from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. by the Long Island Chessnuts in the third floor Children’s Multi-Use Space at the Manhasset Public Library, 30 Onderdonk Ave., Manhasset. For beginners in grades 1 and up. Dates are the Wednesdays of Sept. 14, 21 and 28 and Oct. 5. Visit www. manhassetlibrary.org and click on the “Events” tab for the registration link.
The Manhasset-Great Neck Camera Club will meet from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the lower level Community Room at the Manhasset Public Library, 30 Onderdonk Ave., Manhasset. For information about the club contact James Pelzer at 917-842-3228 or james.pelzer@ outlook.com.
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president.” Mitch McConnell, the Republican Party’s senate leader also holds real hatred for Trump. After the Jan. 6 riot, McConnell was delighted that Trump’s influence over the GOP had finally ended. McConnell, who has been in Washington for 37 years, badly misread the rank-and-file’s reaction to Jan. 6.
The authors, too, are unimpressed with Rep. Liz Cheney’s (R–WY) bid for martyrdom. Cheney voted for impeachment. She continued the drumbeat of criticism. In see BOOK ROUNDUP on page
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Only one Republican comes out in an honorable fashion. Senator Mitt Romney (R–UT) is offended “to his core” by Donald J. Trump, “as a man, father, husband, and
A few weeks later, the Republican National Committee refused to censure or even criticize Trump. McConnell backtracked. After bitterly criticizing the former president on the floor of the U.S. Senate, he refused to vote for a conviction on the impeachment proceedings.
This Will Not Pass focuses on the events before and after the Jan. 6. 2021 storming of the U.S. Capitol. Mostly, it amounts to a pre- mid-term election pep talk for fretful liberals. The book is pro-President Biden, listing his administration’s many accomplishments, while being entirely dismissive of the man he defeated in the 2020 elections. For those Long Island MAGA fans, this book is not for you.
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authors portray Democratic Party members in a positive light, except for Kyrsten Sinema, the renegade junior senator from Arizona.
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No one gave Putin a chance for political survival when he became president in 2000. The man was determined to end the civil war in Chechnya, which he did in ruthless fashion. Thanks to rising oil prices the Russian economy rebounded. Putin cut the top tax rate to 18 percent and gave tax credits to young couples having more than one child. In time, Putin felt his oats. His 2007 speech at the Munich security conference lambasted America’s bid for a unipolar world. A 2013 speech criticizing gay rights earned him many admirers in Europe and America. The 2014 invasion of Crimea was viewed by those same conservatives as an example of decisive action. For a time, Putin was hailed as the most powerful man on the planet. Through it all, Putin was searching for an identity to fit post-communist
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doing so, she lost her leadership position within the GOP House Caucus. Where was martyrdom getting Liz Cheney? A postscript: McConnell clearly hopes that the Democrats control the Senate this November, lest Trump receive credit for a GOP comeback. Cheney lost her quixotic re-election campaign in pro-Trump Wyoming. Will she mount a third party presidential bid in 2024?
The authors are correct about a nation that has seen nothing but strife in the new century: The 2000 election, the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, the long wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the failure of George W. Bush, Barack Obama, and Joe Biden to unite the country, the June 2020 riots and finally, Donald Trump’s out-of-the-blue presidency.Jan.6,2021, just as Sept. 11, 2001, changed nothing. How could it? The nation’s divisions are more severe than the authors may realize. The recent abortion decision highlights those divides as does the demographic revolution, the assaults on American history (108 monuments and statues were torn down or burnt down during the June 2020 riots), the definition of marriage, the voting patterns of urban America and its rural counties, and battles over the mere classroom teaching of American history. This book is partisan; however, the authors deliver no false optimism.PhilipShort’s comprehensive biography of Vladimir Putin ends with a seemingly contradictory note. Putin, the book jacket tells us, is the “world’s most dangerous man.” On the final page, Short predicts that once the Russo-Ukraine War ends, hostile relations between Russia and the West, even between that country and Ukraine willPutinsubside.follows a by-now familiar story: The young man’s fascination with espionage, a generally uneventful career as a KGB agent, a vice mayor of St. Petersburg under his friend Anatoly Sobchak, the transfer to Moscow, work in Boris Yeltsin’s faltering administration, and finally, the surprise appointment as Russia’s president once Yeltsin retired.
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Russia. An aide came up with “sovereign democracy.” Russia would be democratic on its terms, not others. Putin may or may not have been a believer, but he came to define Russia as a Christian Orthodox nation. Short, meanwhile, sums up the dilemma in two pithy sentences: “America, the dominant global power, believes that its role is to lead. Russia refuses to be lead.” Is Putin that dangerous? Ask the Ukranians. However, he isn’t the most powerful man in the world. That title now belongs to Xi Jinping, premier of the People’s Republic of China. And herein is the story that will decide Putin’s legacy. With the unprovoked invasion of Ukraine, Putin made the fateful decision to pivot East. Goodbye to the West (if that’s what they want), hello to China and India as consumers of Russia’s energy reserves. The global economy has changed significantly during Putin’s reign. By 2000, 70 percent of the world’s GNP was in the hands of the G-7 nations. By 2020, that number had dropped to 43 percent, with China driving the wheel. Putin will gladly keep delivering energy to wealthy nations in Western Europe. Still, he believes Russia’s destiny is with the Orient.
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Of course as a pastor I want to make the case that “keeping holy the Lord’s Day” is good for all of us. For those of us who recognize Sunday as the Lord’s Day it is time to get beyond our past COVID excuses and just come back to pray together again. Many churches were able to stream their Masses and services during the time of pandemic and some of the faithful got used to watching from afar. But that is like Facetiming the family on Thanksgiving Day instead of going over the river and through the woods to grandmother’s house. “Being there” is one of the best forms of self-care possible.
example, if we let our children ‘watch’ church instead of “being church and participating, a lot is lost. By not coming to church in person the message is: “Your presence and participation don’t matter.” And your spiritual coach (i.e. the pastor) really feels the loss of the ‘team’ when few families come out to pray.
Once upon a time, the United States was in the midst of a series of violent crime waves. Cities were being hit with robberies, government corruption and countless other criminal chal lenges. Something had to be done to battle the infestation of criminal activity and the challenge fell into the hands of President Theodore Roosevelt. Roosevelt knew that he could not rely on the Secret Service alone to deal with the growing criminal el ement hitting hundreds of major AmericanRecognizingcities.the need for
“Just as parents plan on meeting up for a game—and often postgame activities—why not plan on meeting for church? Friends not only play together, but in a most wonderful way, they can pray together, giving honor to God, witnessing faith to the next generation, and growing in faith themselves. Please come to church in I’llperson.”bewatching as the grass recovers from dormancy and the brown returns to green. And I live in hope that people will discover the self-care, the family-care, the church-care that brings us all back from communal dormancy to grow together in faith in the days ahead.
a strong government organi zation, Roosevelt created the Department of Investigation in 1908. He needed a tough straight shooter for the monumental job of fighting crime and corruption. He reached out to a well-known and vigilant anti-crime voice and chose Charles Bonaparte, the grandnephew of the French emperor. Bonaparte built the department man-by-man until he had the nucleus of a small army whose job was to take on crime.The Department of investiga tion eventually grew into what we
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“But when our children actually show up in person, real belonging takes place. Whether they are suc cessful in playing the game or not there are so many other benefits as they are engaged with their friends and teammates. Parents too enjoy a bond with each other as they cheer on their players. And of course the relationship of players and coaches yields many good things.“But just as in the baseball
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It is also family care. Since the death of my parents, some of my close relatives are slowly moving away to jobs and homes out of state. Our best moments are when we can all be in the same room together, or even for some of us to be in the same car together as we travel to be with each other.
Driving around suburbia these days it is clear to see who is water ing their lawns and who is leaving it up to Mother Nature. “Mother,” it seems, has been neglecting this duty as a prolonged drought has kept the neighborhood bereft of needed rain.
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Nature’s behavior is actually a pretty good metaphor for summer. We stop doing what we usually do and enter into the dormancy called “vacation,” but now that September has crept up on us, it’s time to get back to a time of growth, as will the lawns, once the rains come and the cool weather approaches.Thistimeof year calls for a little more self-care, just as the lawn that emerges from dormancy will need mowing again—and perhaps a bit of fertilizer to prepare it for winter. It might be easy to forget this self-care because we now have the back to school activities and regular work demands. We need to close the pools and bring the houseplants in. So much to do. And while we might notice the effect of an un-mowed lawn after a few weeks, we might not notice the detrimental effect all this busyness has on us.
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Coming together in church is like that. Praying alone is like solitaire. It’s OK for a while but we need the sights and sounds, the smells
now know is the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The FBI started out as an agency dedicated to wipe out domestic crime. As observers of the America scene, many of us will remember such names as Al Capone, John Dillinger, Baby Face Nelson and the notorious Bonnie and Clyde. All of them were the targets of the FBI and without that organiza tion; those criminals would have been long time success stories. Do you recall agent Elliot Ness? I do.
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The North Shore Land Alliance’s 14 preserves provide neighbors and other visitors a chance to connect with nature while enjoying 32 acres of pre served open space. We welcome everyone to our slices of heav en—including our leashed furry friends. However, two recent troubling incidents that occurred because of irresponsible dog owners have compromised the safety of our preserve workers, visitors, pets and wildlife. Last week an off-leash dog attacked another (leashed) dog, resulting in an injury that required emergency veterinary care. Just days later, another dog broke away from its owners and fatally attacked a large deer in the preserve. To the horror of onlookers, this vicious attack lasted more than 30 minutes. Both events could have been entirely prevented by owners keeping their dogs on a sturdy leash. Not only do leashes prevent dangerous encounters with other animals, but they can ensure the safety of your pet and other visitors.
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preserves remain a safe place for everyone in our communi ty—people, dogs and wildlife included. While we are certain that most of you have lovely, well-mannered dogs, incidents that threaten the safety of us all are unacceptable. Please keep your dog on a leash at all times. Our organization protects open space for humans and wildlife alike. All should feel safe in na ture the moment they enter our gates. Your help with this matter would be greatly appreciated.
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Now that he is a private citizen, just like all of us, he calls the FBI a “criminal enterprise,” “corrupt,” “sleazy” and “abusive.”
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In time, the FBI turned its efforts towards domestic terrorism and then international criminals. To combat the rise in international terrorism, the Congress passed the Espionage Act and the role of the FBI grew by leaps and bounds. Today’s FBI has over 35,000 agents who quietly owesPresidentstatelessonmini-historypurposeclock.aroundpeople350nation’sprotectefficientlyandthemilliontheTheofthisistobluntlythatformerDonaldTrumpthisagencyapublic
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off the trail, for example, they could be exposed to Lyme Disease. They may also leave behind waste, which increases nitrogen in the soil, encour aging the growth of invasive plants and making it harder for many native plants to survive. Additionally, while we love dogs, some visitors may not appre ciate your pet’s enthusiastic greeting and become uncom fortable or scared. Our preserves should be a place for all to enjoy nature, not a place of fear.
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the table. For a time she devoted herself to becoming a success in the corporate world, but when she volunteered at Nassau BOCES Rosemary Kennedy School (RKS) for the developmentally challenged, she realized she had found her true calling.
Inevitably, Longo returned to Nassau BOCES, this time as supervisor of the Special Education Department, eventually moving into the role of assistant director. Under her guidance and leadership, a number of innovative programs were developed to meet the diverse needs students throughout Nassau County. Her work ethic, as well as her motivational and support skills, have made her a touchstone in navigating some of the biggest challenges to face Long Island schools.Visitwww.nassauboces.org. by Nassau BOCES
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Esteemed former administrator Barbara Longo was recently honored at the awards gala held by the Nassau BOCES Educational Foundation. The foundation is an inde pendent non-profit organization that raises funds for innovative educational programs that fall outside of the agency’s budget.
Local schools soon recognized Longo’s abilities as an educational leader, and she was enlisted to serve as an administrator for two different districts. Throughout her tenure as an educator, she has fostered a learning environment that is stimulating, motivating, supportive and inclusive of the entire learning community.
A strategic education partner with school districts since 1967, Nassau BOCES created the awards program to recognize those who share its mission of ensuring a successful, challenging, caring and safe environment that enables students of all ages and abilities to achieve their maximum potential. These outstanding individuals and organizations have made strides in accomplishing key edu cational goals embraced by Nassau BOCES, such as ensuring student success.
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Longo began her educational career more than 30 years ago. While earning her associates degree at Nassau Community College and contemplating her career path, she realized that education was not her only option; nursing and business were also on
arbara Longo, former assistant director of Nassau BOCES Special Education Department, was lauded as one of the most devoted supporters of public education on Long Island. Longo is among 15 honorees to receive the 2022 Nassau BOCES Education Partner award, bestowed annually on those individuals and organizations whose impact on public edu cation in Nassau County can be measured in tangible ways.
Longo went on to Adelphi University to earn her degree in education and began teaching in Western Suffolk schools. From there, she returned to RKS to teach full time. She soon took on the role of coordinator of the school’s summer program. From there, she went on to become assistant principal at Nassau BOCES Ames and Fern Place Elementary Schools (a split position), those schools eventually moved and merged to become the Jerusalem Avenue Elementary School. After that, she was appointed assistant principal for RKS and the Center for Community Adjustment.
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As the autumn season approaches, it’s an excellent time for homeowners to examine their gardens and prepare them for the cooler temperatures to come. Although you may think of gardening only during the summer months, caring for your garden during the fall can help it survive the winter season and produce a healthy crop next year. Whether you’re growing a vegetable garden, flower bed or even trees and shrubs, these fall garden maintenance tips will ensure your entire landscape is ready for temperatures to drop.
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While the summer growing season may be over, there are still many plants you can grow over the winter. The most common frost-tolerant crops for fall planting include broccoli, cauliflower, kale, lettuce, parsnips, garlic, cabbage, collards and spinach. Many of these crops not only grow well during the fall, but they taste better after a light frost. Be sure to cover your plants as soon as any frost is forecasted to ensure your garden survives the winter.
Similar to fall lawn care, many gardens and trees can benefit from fertilizer before winter sets in. Fall fertilizer is best applied in late fall before the first frost, as it will help plants endure the approaching cold temperatures. Following these simple fall garden maintenance tips will help your plants survive the cold temperatures of winter. Whether you plan on growing a cool season crop, or you simply want to protect your garden, this fall garden checklist will ensure a healthy, thriving garden next spring.
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as well as plants that are infested with disease. Tilling your garden is an excellent way to expose any dried plants or weeds. It will also reveal any pests hiding in your garden, including fall armyworms, which are most active during the fall.
As you remove plant debris from your garden, now is also an excellent time for removing gardening supplies. Items such as stakes, cages and labels should be gathered and put away to be used again next spring.
2. PREPARE YOUR PERENNIAL GARDEN FOR WINTER
If you’re looking to establish more trees and shrubs on your lawn, fall is the best time to plant while the ground is still workable. Generally, the ideal time to plant new trees is six weeks before the first sign of hard frost. Planting anytime between September through November will allow your new trees to establish their roots before winter sets in.
Pre-emergent weed killers are used for controlling weeds before they appear above the ground. To promote a weed-free garden next year, consider applying fall pre-emergents to your garden once all plant debris is removed.
4. PLANT A COVER CROP
Don’t forget to continue watering your perennials at least once a week until the ground freezes. Once the ground does freeze, cover the crown of your newly planted perennials with a four- to 5-inch layer of bark mulch. This mulch may also be used to cover perennials that are sensitive to frost.
5. PLANT FALL CROPS
Although the gardening season may be coming to a close, your perennial plants will continue growing until they go dormant in late fall. To prepare them for the colder temperatures, be sure to remove all weeds and any parts of the plant infested with disease or pests. If you’re planning on adding more plants to your garden, consider planting spring-blooming bulbs this fall while the soil is still warm.
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A cover crop may be spread over your garden to prevent erosion and weed growth. It may consist of mustard, clover, peas or even a combination of cover crops. Once spring arrives, the cover crop may be turned over to add nutrients to the soil.
Visit www.sodsolutions.com for more lawn care products and advice.
For those who have trees and shrubs, autumn is the perfect season to check on your shrubbery and prepare them for winter. One way to care for your trees this fall is to cover the soil around them with mulch. Adding a fresh layer of mulch around the base of your tree will protect the roots from harsh winter conditions. Avoid covering the trunk with mulch, however, as this could cause rot and other diseases. In addition to mulching, fall is also an ideal time to prune your shrubs once dormancy has started.
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New jobs will be created in retail, manufacturing, transport, logistics and office support roles such as human resources and administration. There are currently more than 80 open vacancies.
Wren Kitchens continues to expand its empire across the northeast by investing more than $30 million on eight new mega stores this year which will create a further 500 jobs.
he number one kitchen retailer in the United Kingdom has successfully opened three USA showrooms, including one on Long Island in Levittown, creating more than 200 jobs in retail, manufacturing, transport and head office support roles.
The kitchen remodeler opened the biggest-ever kitchen showroom in Milford, CT in November 2020, and prides itself in offering affordable luxury kitchens with more than 10 million combinations.
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headquarters facility in Wilkes-Barre, PA. The retailer also owns its expanding fleet of trucks to deliver to customers across theThecountry.Levittown store is located at 2965
Wren manufactures its kitchens in the U.S. and has invested $15.4 million in the 252,000-square-foot manufacturing and
All under one roof, the new mega showrooms feature an array of full-sized kitchens on display, as well as various cabinet styles, colors, appliances, storage solutions, countertops, sinks, faucets, accessories and more while offering comfortable design desks, virtual reality studios, child-friendly play zones and a
“We’ve brought a unique concept to the American kitchen market for the very first time and it’s proving successful,” said Raf Klimek, Wren Kitchens manufacturing and logistics director.
Wren Kitchens Invests $30 Million In New Locations Across The East Coast
relaxing coffee area.
“The northeast is a prime location for Wren in terms of connectivity, making it the perfect platform to continue our exciting expansion plans.”
Hempstead Tpke. Visit www.wrenkitchens.com to browse the product selection and to make a design appointment.
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This year, Wren’s expansion plans are continuing to fly with four new inspi rational showrooms including two in Suffolk County (Selden and Commack) thisLatersummer.inthe year, Wren will open a further four more locations in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
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Keep these interior gardening principles in mind as you design your space:
• Incorporate plant stands, bookcases and pottery to upgrade the look of your plants.Houseplants
• Keep the lighting, watering and fertilization needs of your plants in mind.
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luck and fortune to its owner. For workspaces with little natural sunlight, consider a ZZ plant, bromeliad, or peace lily. Plants should add joy and life to space, bring a little of the outdoors inside for you to enjoy as you work. Bathrooms are the perfect place for humidity-loving plants like ferns and air plants. A small plant on the vanity or by the window can easily soften what can normally be a sterile space. If space permits, add a large floor plant such as a majesty palm to
• Choose leaf colors that complement your space.
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will instantly upgrade the aesthetic of your home, creating a warm and inviting space for you and your family to enjoy. Visit your local garden center and start your journey into plant parenthood today.
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Feng Shui is the practice of arranging living spaces to invite positive energy into your home. Houseplants play a large role in this practice, helping us to reconnect with nature while indoors and providing more balance to our lives. Some of the most popular Feng-Shui-friendly plants include jade plant, calathea, rubber tree and lucky bamboo.
n a bright, traditional home consider a trailing pothos for your bookcase or mantle. A foliage dish garden that contains three or more complementary plants can easily warm up a dining room or coffee table. Orchids add a nice touch of color anywhere in a home, while herbs such as basil and rosemary as well as flowering African violets are classic options for the kitchen. If you are lucky enough to have a heated sunroom, it is the perfect place to grow succulents, cactus, andForcitrus.amodern home, try a fiddle leaf fig to brighten a boring corner. If you are looking for vertical interest, hang a string of beads plant. It’s tiny pea-like foliage adds an elevated approach to what is often considered an ‘old-fashioned’ hanging basket. Rare plants such as drop tongue and red sword add a unique style that is all yourOfficesown.with medium sunlight should invest in a money tree, as they bring good
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The Art Of Living With Houseplants
• Group plants together in odd numbers.
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• Avoid clutter. Measure your space and make a realistic decision about the space you have for plants.
Keep a plant in the bedroom.
Houseplants are often an afterthought when it comes to decorating a home. We think about where we will entertain, dine, and sleep but often overlook the important role houseplants play in design. They are architecturally interesting and can completely transform the look and feel of a space. Whether you want an indoor jungle overflowing with plants or a few well-placed options to soften a room, there are many houseplants available to fit your needs and complement your home.
an occasional rinse or wipe down.
bring some luxury to the space. Rest and recharge in your bedroom with a selection of sleep-encouraging houseplants. They purify the air, remove toxins, and add humidity to your room, setting the tone for some well-deserved sweet dreams. Some of the best plants for sleep include the snake plant, peace lily and the bamboo palm.
• Keep leaves looking shiny and new with
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USE MASON JARS AS VASES
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FRAME FALL LEAVES
Fall foliage is well-known for its beauty, so why not preserve a piece of that beauty to display in your own home. All you need is a photo frame and a leaf— or several leaves–to pull off this autumn craft. Then, once you’re done, you’ll be left with a one-of-a-kind piece of wall art.
Photo via @framednymph
Looking for fall decorating ideas for your home? These simple autumn crafts and DIY fall decor ideas can help you bring the fall spirit to your home through November.
DESIGN A DIY WREATH
Put a small sign on a fall-themed table.
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To make a mason jar vase, just add some painted accents to the outside, tie the top with twine, and fill the whole thing with an artificial bouquet. Use this simple rustic craft as a DIY centerpiece, or set one on your bedside table as fall room decor.
Bunch up some burlap, attach a bit of artificial foliage, and add ribbon accents for the perfect autumn wreath. There are many DIY approaches to this fall craft, so you’re bound to find the option that best fits your home’s interior or exterior styling.
Fall Decoration & Craft Ideas for Your Home
Got a green thumb? Carve a shallow hole into the top of a few small to medium-sized pumpkins to turn them into seasonally appropriate succulent planters. Place these easy fall DIY decorations on a mantel, along a table runner, or as accents anywhere in your home. Photo via @whiteslatestudio
Photo via @patchworkpottery
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Fabric acorns make wonderful table decorations for fall! Stuff fabric scraps in the shape of an acorn, then attach a real acorn cap for a fun and festive look. You can also pour several of these fabric acorns into a decorative bowl for a simple accent piece!
Autumn table decorations can transform any dining room, so why not make your own? Fill a planter box with leaves, gourds, burlap ribbon, and other decorative touches to create the DIY fall centerpiece of your dreams.
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FILL A BOWL WITH FABRIC ACORNS
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Create a burlap banner to hang above your fireplace or on an accent wall in your home! This durable fall decor idea is easy, inexpensive, and requires very few supplies. This can also be a fun project for kids to help with.
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had a sales price advantage ranging from 5.5 to 12.7 percent. That could mean an extra $16,500 to $38,100 in value on a $300,000 home.
It’s one area where every bit of work you do can pay off. For real. Renovation expert Bob Vila estimates that this first impression could add 20 percent to your home’s value (a figure that rivals, or sometimes surpasses, the return on a new kitchen or bath).
Adding curb appeal doesn’t have to cost an outrageous amount of money. You’d be surprised by how inexpensive “prettifying” your home’s front exterior can be, if you’re willing to do a little work yourself. Or maybe a lot of work. (Hey, you want to sell the place, right?)
A small investment in a new front porch light can work wonders, but you’ll also want to pay attention to the condition of any other light fixtures in front, like those that may be on either side of the garage, or the street light in your front yard. Yes, potential buyers will probably make their first visit during the day, but attractive light fixtures can really add to the appeal of a home even if the lights aren’t on.
What Is Curb Appeal?
CHECK LIGHT FIXTURES
Washing the windows is a given, but before you do that, think about giving your house a good power wash to remove the dirt, grime, and moss that may have accumulated over the years. This could save you the expense of repainting your entire home.
What is curb appeal? This all-important practice will improve how your home looks to buyers right as they pull up and park—or even as they drive by (slowly, one hopes). That includes your front yard, driveway, and your home’s exterior, from its paint job to the potted plants on your patio to even the welcome mat that greets people as they pass through your front door.
One of the most important aspects of curb appeal is getting the grounds to look as good as they possibly can. Alex X. Niemiera, a horticulturist at Virginia Tech, found that well-landscaped homes
REPAIR AND CLEAN THE ROOF
needles, leaves, spare pickleballs, or other detritus that might have accumulated there. Buyers are justifiably picky about the condition of the roof, especially when it comes to pickleballs.
How to supercharge the first impression buyers have of your home
If your mailbox is on the street, there’s a good chance it’s been a bit beaten up. In
If some of the shingles have come loose or there’s visible damage to your roof, you absolutely must fix that. Hire a roof specialist to see just how much work is needed, then get it done. If your roof is relatively new and in good shape, at least clean off any pine
A new mailbox gives the home a fresh appearance.
CLEAN EVERYTHING
fact, it could look like it was used to house a pipe bomb, and you’ve just stopped paying attention. If it’s affixed to your house, you’ve probably forgotten about it, aesthetically speaking. Paint it, polish it, or replace it. You’ll be glad you did.
TAME FOLIAGE
CONSIDER THE MAILBOX
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urb appeal is both an art and a science. And since it’s a buyer’s first impression of your home, it can be essential in selling your home.
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Once your house is shiny and clean, you may find that the entire house doesn’t need repainting—just the trim and the front door. While you’re at it, consider brightening the facade with a touch of contrasting color. You’ll be surprised by how a little pop of color can really freshen up the place.
This involves not only cutting the grass, but also clearing out any dead limbs, plants, and other unwanted foliage that might be hanging around. In addition, get rid of any tree branches or bushes that may make your yard look crowded and dark, and trim all hedges so that they look neat. Finally, plant some colorful flowers—best to do it a couple of weeks before the house goes on the market, so they’ve had the chance to grow in a bit and don’t look too contrived.
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And when the lights are on? You may have just nailed the curb appeal deal.
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Well-landscaped homes have a sales price advantage.
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The Evolution of Home by Emma Sims-Hilditch
Ted Kennedy Watson’s Guide to Stylish Entertaining by Ted Kennedy Watson
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Celebrating Home: A Time for Every Season by James T. Farmer
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New Tomes For Home Décor And Interior Design
Whether your home needs a little sprucing or a lot of extra design and decorating attention, there are dozens of new books set to hit bookstores over the next couple of weeks. In no particular order, here are some of the newest titles being released this fall.
The Cottage Fairy Companion by Paola Merrill
Ann Lightfoot and Kate Pawlowski—organizing experts and the mother-daughter duo behind Done & Done Home—ask questions that take into account who you are and how you actually live to help resolve the issues behind the excess and create lasting solutions to keep your home running smoothly.
Stylish entertaining doesn’t require perfection. It’s not about flawlessly polished tableware or professionally arranged florals—it’s about the small, creative touches that make each event unique.
Stephen Sills—named a “titan of design” by Elle Decor as well as a “dean of American design” by Architectural Digest—returns with a third spectacular book.
English interior design is respected throughout the world, and Sims Hilditch is at the forefront of understanding how decoration and practicality can work hand in hand. Explore the firm’s many projects and see how interiors have evolved to embrace new ways of living.
The Cottage Fairy Companion is your accessible and beautiful guide to mindful living. It teaches the fundamentals of cottagecore style through the practices of The Cottage Fairy’s daily life.
Love Your Home Again by Ann Lightfoot and Kate Pawlowski
Suzanne Kasler: Edited Style by Suzanne Kasler
Establishing Home by Jean Stoffer
A Home to Share by Leslie Saeta
—Book descriptions courtesy of the respective publishers and Amazon. Compiled by Christy Hinko.
A beautiful apartment in Paris is something we all dream of. A bohemian retreat, full of character and charm. Here, designer David Jimenez inspires us with his interiors while sharing his secrets for how to decorate like a Parisian.
What is your unique path to a more beautiful and fulfilling life? Walk alongside award-winning designer Jean Stoffer as she chronicles her own surprising, unhurried journey and be encouraged that there’s plenty of time to discover yours.
Parisian by Design by Diane Dorrans Saeks
Enter the world of Luke Caldwell, founder of the Timber and Love design and build firm and HGTV star of Boise Boys and Outgrown, as he shares his intentional design philosophy for creating timeless and organic home designs in this aspirational and accessible book.
From the creator of the popular Instagram page @my100yearoldhome comes an interior design guide to creating beautiful, comfortable, family-centered homes that are also perfect for gatherings with friends.
150 Best All New House Ideas by Francesc Zamora
This is the ultimate resource for single home buyers and owners, architects, developers, and designers, filled with contemporary, fresh ideas for sustainable construction and gorgeous interiors, vividly captured in hundreds of four-color photographs.
Americana Soul by Luke Caldwell
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Heralded as one of America’s most influential interior designers, Suzanne Kasler has always had her finger on the pulse of emerging home style. This completely original compendium of her firm’s new interiors is all about selectivity—a wealth of au courant design ideas that resonate with today’s personally expressive sensibility.
Visit www.robertallendesign.com for more. —Robert Allen Design
Warm Colors—JadeMystic Glow—Amethyst
Duralee fabrics launched in 1952 with an eye on value-driven ingenuity and cutting-edge products. With an alignment to budding and established designers, Duralee created licensed collections, quickly becoming known as one of the industry’s most exciting fabric and furniture brands.
Earthly Delights
Traditional jewel tones take a new, more organic approach this season with a subdued and earthy palette drawing inspiration from nature. Think clay, brick, amber, emerald and marine blue as the go-to palette for autumn 2022.
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The Perfect Fabric Palette For Autumn
uted and sophisticated, Robert Allen’s mini color curation of subtle jewel tones has an offering that will add elegance and visual interest to your projects for an effect that is classy and timeless.Formore than 80 years, Robert Allen and Duralee have been leaders in design excellence, serving the interior design and hospitality communities.Foundedin 1938, Robert Allen made our mark on the industry by pioneering the distribution of fabric books and being among the first to emphasize color as a key tenet of interior design. Robert Allen’s Color Library has been a game-changer in the way the industry organizes and views fabrics by emphasizing the importance of color holistically.
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means doctors and scientists worldwide can use that knowl edge to save thousands more children. Because of generous donors, families never receive a bill from St. Jude for treatment, travel, housing or food, so they can focus on helping their child live. Discover powerful St. Jude stories of hope, strength, love and kindness. Join the St. Jude mission by visiting stjude.org, liking St. Jude on Facebook, following St. Jude on Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn and TikTok, and subscribing to its YouTube channel. Questions? Reach out to Bebe Chancellor at 347-572-5403 or org.Bebe.Chancellor@alsac.stjude.
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Northwell Implements New Screening Technology
orthwell Health has implemented new comprehensive detection systems that screen for weapons and contraband at the entrances of Long Island Jewish Medical Center in New Hyde Park, South Shore University Hospital in Bay Shore and Lenox Health Greenwich Village in Manhattan as part of an effort to bring the technology to all hospitals in the health system.Theseamless walk-through system, Evolv Express, from Massachusetts-based Evolv Technology, allows for a touchless experience while screening for weapons. The screening process, monitored at each location by Northwell’s security team, is immediate and designed to avoid bottlenecking and slow lines associated with older detection screening processes and technologies.“Thesafety, security and well-being of our patients, visitors and team members are our top priorities,” Northwell President/ CEO Michael Dowling said. “To help ensure a safe environment for all who enter our facilities—and as part of Northwell’s broader
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safety and security efforts—we’re trying this next generation of screening devices.”
Northwell has hosted hundreds of trainings over the last few years that include active-shooter drills, seminars on conflict de-escalation techniques and courses on how to respond to bleeding emergencies so that team members are better prepared in case of a “Northwellcrisis.is known for its world-class health care and it’s our mission to keep patients safe with world-class security measures,” Strauss said. “The installation of this new detection system is just the latest addition to a wide range of security protocols the health system has in place to protect those in our hospitals, minimize the risk of violence and maintain a safe working environment for our team members. This technology adds just another layer of safety – and improves confidence for everyone who enters these healing spaces.”
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employees, patients and visitors. The effort also includes more resources and trainings for team members to enhance workplace safety, said Scott Strauss, vice president of security and support systems.
A Northwell Health security officer monitors Evolv Express at the entrance to Long Island Jewish Medical Center in New Hyde Park. (Photo courtesy of Northwell Health)
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be installed at other facilities in the health system, are part of a larger Northwell initiative to maintain the safety of
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This expanded four-bedroom ranch-style home situated on a cul-de-sac at 2 Troscher Ln. in Bethpage sold on Aug. 31 for $645,000. It has four bathrooms. The kitchen has stainless steel appliances including a wall oven and light wood cabinetry. It has formal living and dining rooms. The garage has been converted into the primary suite and has skylights and a full bath. The second bedroom also has a bathroom. The lower level has a finished room, laundry, utilities, a new washer and dryer. The shaker vinyl siding and gutters are new. The roof is mid-life. This home has central air conditioning, 150 amp electric, oil heated hot water with a new heater, in-ground sprinkler system and hardwood floors. The home is zoned for the Central Boulevard Elementary School.
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This beautiful home at 3918 Berger Ave. in Bethpage sold on Aug. 30 for $620,000 and is move-in-ready. It is a completely remodeled brick home in the highly desirable section of town, Hahn Estate. It has a large lot and a fully fenced-in yard. This home has three bedrooms. In recent years, some of the new updates include a new kitchen, bathroom, appliances and central air conditioning. The gas heating system, roof and windows are all new as well. The home has 200 amp electric service and a natural gas stove. The home has the potential for a separate entrance to the large basement. It has a detached two-car garage and easily fits four cars in the driveway. This home is zoned for the Island Trees school district and is near shopping, amenities and transportation. The taxes are low.
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CANCER (June 22-July 22). A memory isn’t necessarily a story unless you turn it into one. e omens highly recommend you do, as storytelling is a succinct way of helping people understand who you are and where you’re coming from. Recall, mold and edit your memories for maximum impact. A practice of regular sharing helps with this.
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LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). You care about people, and you’ll ask what they think and how they feel. Even if you don’t agree, you’ll learn from their opinions. Seeing things through other eyes for a moment will broaden you. It’s your heart that bene ts the most, though you’ll also conduct lucrative and relevant business based on what you absorb.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). You may get impatient with what’s asked of you this week, but as long as you’re learning, you’re golden. Any bit of knowledge that adds to your accomplishments is as good, if not better, than a business or nancial investment. A person may be deprived of the former, but experience is forever
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Residents may also bring their sensitive documents to the STOP event for proper shredding and destruction to prevent identity theft. Any documents brought will be shredded on site by a document shredding company. There is a limit of six “Bankers Box” sized boxes or bags of paper per car, per day. Every 2,000 pounds of paper the town recycles equates to 17 trees saved. Pharmaceuticals will not be accepted at
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orth Hempstead Supervisor Jennifer DeSena and the Town Board remind residents that the next Stop Throwing Out Pollutants (STOP) event will be held on Sunday, Sept. 18 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the north lot of North Hempstead Beach Park, 175 West Shore Rd, Port Washington.
“Improperly disposing of dangerous chemical wastes could potentially contaminate our water supply, so programs like STOP are essential to continue to ensure the town and our residents are responsible environmental stewards,” Supervisor DeSena said. “I’m proud that the town will once again offer this amazing program that offers our residents a safe, convenient, and environmentally sound method of disposing their hazardous household waste.”
For more information on the STOP program, please call 311 or 516-869-6311 or visit stopprogram.www.northhempsteadny.gov/
STOP events. The town will be collecting pharmaceuticals at “Shed the Meds” events. The next event will be held on Saturday, Oct. 8, at Michael J. Tully Park located at 1801 Evergreen Ave., New Hyde Park.The STOP events also have a clothing donation area. Gently used and working clothes, stuffed animals, electronics, toys, sporting equipment, shoes, books, small area rugs, bikes, scooters, luggage, picture frames, table lamps, bolts of fabric, silverware, glassware, dishes, and cosmetics will beParticipantscollected. must be residents of North Hempstead (no commercial vehicles will be allowed) and need to show a driver’s license or other valid proof of residency. Only potentially hazardous household products and e-waste will be accepted.
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Have an old computer you want to dispose of? Then head to the Town of North Hempstead’s STOP event on Sept. 18 at the North Hempstead Beach Park in Port Washington (Museums Victoria | Unsplash)
Knights of Columbus Father William A. Daly S.J. Council #2122 serves the St. Mary’s Parish in Manhasset and St. Aloysius Parish In Great Neck.
Though Sept. 18’s Al Fresco will be the final one of the summer, the Manhasset Chamber of Commerce is planning another one for Oct. 2. (Manhasset Chamber of Commerce)
THE LOSS OF THE RICHARDSON HOUSE
Additionally, the disapproval of this plan keeps the Plandome Manor 9/11 Memorial in an overlooked, poorly-maintained patch of land at Leeds Pond, instead of in a con templative garden alongside the civic heart of the community where it was intended to go for the proposal, and rightfully belongs. The bitter distaste on Circle Drive for community progress was only matched by their complete nonchalance towards finding
Motions School of Dance: perfor mances and party entertainment
Loop Men: grand opening. Cigar rolling, music and giveaways
Maiden + Liberty: wine tasting and wine bottles for sale
The Forbes Team, Compass: freebies, raffles, giveaways and either face painting, balloon animals or games
Smusht: ice cream sandwiches
The Manhasset Chamber of Commerce will host its final Al Fresco event of the summer on Sunday, Sept. 18 from 3:30 to 7:30 p.m. on North PLandome Road.
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Do not waste any future opportunity to save what little is left. If not for ourselves, then for our children. Preservation of old gives us our history and burnishes our knowledge of the past, and our excitement for the present and future.
We must finally wake up and come togeth er to advocate for and protect what little we have left of our past before it is too late. It is this very history that creates the backdrop allowing real estate and development to flourish. To lose these old buildings is to lose the essence of what makes Manhasset such a beautiful and desirable place to live and raise a family.Inthe end, Manhasset and its villages will get what they admire, will pay for, and ultimately, what they deserve. On behalf of the committee, Mallory Rutigliano, Andrew Cronson, J. Thomas Lang Jr. and Gary Lewandowski
Manhasset: women’s clothings/ accessories for sale from this Munsey Park shopNorth Shore Podiatry: brochures and giveawaysFormore information visit wwww. manhassetchamber.com or www. shopmanhasset.
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—Submitted by the Manhasset Chamber of Commerce
vote.Itis confounding that, when inter viewed by News12 and Newsday, they claimed to have had a narrow-mindedentirelyownersCirclehonestrighteous,campaign.Drivehomeadvocatedfortheirowninterests, as opposed to other residents and our volunteer committee who had a vision that would benefit and enhance the quality of life forItall.should also be noted that their objec tions were consistently inconsistent over the life of this project. Opposition in March was due to an irreparably flawed under standing of traffic impact, but that concern amazingly shifted by August to instead about
Ashley Fairfield Photography: raffles, cookies and stationary giveaways
Manhasset is one of the only locales in all of New York State that still has never had a historical society. The only question now is whether this dark moment in our shared history will continue to repeat itself. The residents of Plandome Manor need to take heed that only a handful of historic sites remain and once they are gone, there is no turning back the clock.
The bitter distaste on Circle Drive for community progress was only matched by their complete nonchalance towards finding solutions to benefit all. This faction had no reason to come to the table as they were not interested in any form of compromise.
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—Committee to Save the Richardson House TO THE EDITOR
House, “Elysian Hill”/Morgan Estate, and the Luquer Homestead, among countless significant sites in just recent years.
Outdoor Dining Options: Greens Irish Pub, Pita Station, Gino’s Manhasset, Carvel, Louie’s Manhasset, Pho Manhasset and Publicans.
One Love Outreach: promoting Manhasset’s own non-profit. See how you can get involved and help support this cause Manhasset Cinemas: support theater by purchasing slushies, candy and popcorn
40 Love: pickeball court and equipment
The Tower Foundation of Manhasset: raffle for donations. Support Tower and support our schools
Chamber Sets Final Summer Al Fresco
the costs associated with the bond (which would have actually saved homeowners tax money in the long run with even the most fiscally-conservative projections). It would be self-evident that the true root concern for these pernicious falsehoods was neither. The story changed with the seasons as needed to support a hasyetafundingandinterestedcommunitystructure.receiveddonationWashington,bothfundingandnarrativefabricatedthatwasincongruouswithobjectivefact,historicalrecord,andpreeminentexpertopinion.AftermonthsofexhaustiveoutreachappealsfortoresidentsofManhassetandPortnotasingleofanyamountwastowardsrelocationoftheThestartlingapathyandlackofbuy-inwasamajorredflagforoutsidephilanthropistsfromNYCbeyond,compellingthemtotaketheirelsewheretoresidentswhoshowedunifiedcarefortheirownbetterment.ThelossoftheRichardsonHousewillbeanothertirelessblowtothearea,whichalreadylostthePlandomeMillsHotpoint
Johnny Breads: artisanal breads made by Manhasset dad
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Modern Spaces: face painting and glitter tattoos and giveaways
Group of Manhasset: looking for membersByTina Design: merchandise for sale, personalized items and hair accessories
solutions to benefit all. This faction had no reason to come to the table as they were not interested in any form of compromise, no matter the circumstances or financial situation. They made no effort even once to reach out or work with our committee and instead di rected all of their energy to spread disinforma tion, lies, and fear to undermine a fair
As members of the ad-hoc volunteer committee to save the Richardson House in Plandome Manor, we express our profound disappointment at the needless loss of one of Long Island’s great historical homes. How fitting that Manhasset will cele brate the coming 250th anniversary of the founding of America by demolishing one of its oldest buildings (one which predates the very signing of the Declaration of Independence).Insteadofenabling the feasible, fis cally-responsible plan to turn the house into a needed, permanent village hall for Plandome Manor, a small few Circle Drive residents with self-serving, us-against-them attitudes made it impossible. The adaptive reuse proposal was defeated by a narrow margin after a coordinated misinformation, harassment, and fear-mongering campaign. Not only does this deny the residents the hall they desired and deserved, but a beautiful home was forever lost in the process.
Mind Body & Soul: $5 psychic reading specialColdwell Banker: gift raffles, kids drawing table,Movesetc.&
pricing, giveaways, games, samples. Free bookings with consultants
Entertainment: 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. Can You Escape LI? (Escape Room based in Mineola); 3 to 3:30: Loop Men ribbon cutting/grand opening; 3:30 to 4:30 p.m.: Manhasset HS Contemporary Ensemble with Director Hector MInaya (in front of Gino’s); 4:30 to 5:30 p.m.: Liam Morrisey (Publicans); 4 to 5:30 p.m.: Glenn Strange Band; 5:30 to 7:30: Arena rock band (in front of Kappeli Realty).
Traci Conway Clinton Team COMPASS North Shore University Hospital: free blood pressure screening and ambulance for kids to DanielexploreGale Sotheby’s International: real estate giveaways, activities, etc.
Manhasset Rotary: information about Manhasset Rotary, activities for all pedestriansJohnMichael
The Crystal Ship Store: merchandise for saleMothers
Light Up Inc.: shop this collection of light up toys and HierarchynoveltiesArchitecture: informational displayCoquette
Precision Surgery of NY: special event
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“The regrettable acrimonious publicity got in the way of honest collaborative communication between the board and the residents, which could have been avoided through alternatives, compromises and statesman leadership,” she stated. “Sadly, it has left an open wound which I would like to see Meriggiclosed.”has lived on Circle Drive for 31 years and noted, “This is the fourth time the residents have come together and fought to preserve the green space in question. The other three unsuccessful attempts were the board’s plans to pave over the area entirely for parking spaces.”
elements.“Itwasa beautiful opportunity for me,” McGiff said. “I spent six days and you end up spending about three grand of your own money, but that’s nothing compared to what you pull out of there.”
Regarding the empty lot, Donno told the Manhasset Press after the referendum vote, “It’s subsidized by [all] our residents and it’s being used strictly by the residents of Circle Drive. That’s something that we need to discuss as a board.”
Donno is certain the village did its due diligence in making its case to the residents for passing the bond referendum.
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The Future?
He spoke of various high-quality woods he uses in his business, such as mahogany and cypress and white oak. They’ve become expensive, with white oak jumping from $2 to $13/linear foot.
Apropos the negative vote, the mayor observed, “I do think a lot of it was distrust of government,” adding that inflation and other economic fears also contributed.
The lease for the current offices was signed in 2011 with then-landlord Tim Higgins and expired on Feb. 28, 2021. No extension was signed, according to Donno and Treasurer Marie DePalo, and it has been month-to-month since the expiration. Under the terms of the lease, the village is partially responsible for paying a portion of the property taxes, and the annual rental payments come out to about $55,000 per year.Town & Country Florists, next to the village offices, is the current landlord.
“We don’t want to create animosity between us and the board,” Pace said. “We were willing to work with them. And if they would have come to us in the beginning, I think we could have come to some kind of happy medium.”
“You can tell by the craftsmanship—it’s all hand cut, dovetails and mortise and tenon and everything’s pegged,” McGiff praised. “You know, I deal with this stuff all the time. So it’s wonderful that I was called and allowed to grab this stuff before it ended up in a McGiffdumpster.”lamented the destruction of many old houses on the East End, where he’s
He was particularly taken with the windows, with 12 panes in the top casement, over 12 on the bottom one and original wood framing.“They’re beautiful,” he said. “And you know, it’s a real shame because the amount of work and money that was put into bringing all of these architectural elements from Massachusetts was extraordinary. And it would have made a great village hall.”
resulting from the board meetings as well as the publicity efforts surrounding the resolution vote.
“I build furniture. I restore antiques. So I’m always having to match rosewood and walnut and mahogany and all different types of woods,” he said. “That’s why I love working on these old houses, because for me they’re no different than a beautiful antique. My approach is the same.”
‘Out With The New’
“My shop is filled with stuff right now. It’s unbelievable,” McGiff said of the bounty from the old house. He plans to use the various building elements in other historic houses he’s working on.
McGiff credited Tom Lang of Plandome Manor, a member of the committee which tried to save the house, for alerting him to the impending destruction. Lang also eased the way with the developer to enable the restorer to work in the house.
McGiff said that old growth wood was used in 18th century construction, assessing it as much more stable than what he called “the garbage” fast growth wood sold at lumber yards today.
“We notified the neighbors what I was up to, and so normally they would be screaming and moaning that somebody was working on a Saturday and a Sunday,” McGiff said.
The Richardson House represents for McGiff a lost era that had its own charms.
He found writing on the back of the mantels, he said, and was going to undertake research into the house, as well as compare its elements with other houses he’s restored.
Jeremiah McGiff, an architectural restorer, wrote of this picture, “[These are] 5 14-foot white pine 8”x 10” structural beams taken from the structure during demolition. You can see the roman numerals.” These are original to the circa 1730 house, he stated. (Courtesy of Jeremiah McGiff)
“That’s how we used to live and I’m all for getting back to that—that’s what these houses are, a record of a simpler life in America. It was not less imaginative, but it was simpler,” he said. “[The Richardson House] was beautifully done and meandered in a most amazing way. And it was true to the way the old houses were constructed. They just kept going out the back. And they’re great like that. I love how you can see how it was modest in the beginning, and then the family grew and the rooms continued and everything just went out the back.”
“All I know is that the landlord has the right to raise the rent because we have not signed anything,” Donno stated.
He is currently restoring a 1731 house in Setauket, and said the Richardson House front door will replace the front door there, and he will make use of the windows as well.
Jeremiah McGiff of Wild Boar Restoration in Brookhaven spent six days at the Richardson House before the demolition. He has spent decades as an antique restorer and historic preservation contractor. He removed 11 double-hung windows, 19 doors, two fireplace mantels and structural beams (which the demolition crew saved for him).
“We did everything that we needed to be done to study this house and to present the reports and the facts, and we used well-respected firms and people who came back to us and said, ‘It’s okay, you can move this house. There isn’t going to be traffic,’” the mayorMeetingssaid. to discuss the village’s plans in January, February and March all turned contentious at times, with harsh words and accusations of misinformation and bad faith.“No board should have to go through this,” Donno admitted of the bruised feelings engendered by the gatherings.
In a recent email, McGiff said, “I am cur rently working on the 1740 Woodhull House in Miller Place, and also the 1721 Hallock House in Rocky Point. When I can use some of these elements on these sights, I will. In the Woodhull House, part of the second floor post and beam is damaged and we are repairing it with timbers from the Richardson House.”
These doors, according to McGiff, date back to the original 1730 portion of the house. (Courtesy of Jeremiah McGiff)
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worked for many years. He and his mentor George Schulte used to have the keys to many houses and would work on restoration when the summer season ended. He ex pressed contempt for the huge, multi-million homes that replaced the classics.
Using a generator and electric saws, he got to work. He was impressed by the original 18th century fireplace mantels, the timber framing and wide plank wood flooring.
McGiff said he is planning to send a letter to developer Lindenmeier thanking him for allowing him the time to save the antique
Pace said she and other residents are willing to work with the village to find an alternate location.
This part of the house, pictured just weeks before the demolition, was added later. (Photo by Frank Rizzo)
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construct a patio, pavilion with outdoor kitchen and a retaining wall in a rear yard with an existing swimming pool where: (1) the proposed construction will decrease the unoccupied area of the rear yard, increasing the rear yard coverage to 28.83% where the maximum permitted is 25%; (2) the retaining wall has a rear setback of 3.5’ where the minimum required is 4’; (3) the rear yard setback of the pavilion (accessory
Leashed dogs are already welcome at many of the Town’s parks including Gerry Pond Park, Hempstead Harbor Shoreline Trail, Mary Jane Davies Green, North Hempstead Beach Park, and Michael J. Tully Park. Additionally, the town has a dog park located at Michael J. Tully Park which includes separate areas for small and large dogs.
1. Application of George Gipp, 160 Mason Drive, Manhasset, NY 11030 also known as Section 3, Block 6601, Lot 2 for variances of §201-4; 240-6(N); and 24012(I)(1)(a), (b) and (c) of the Code of the Village of Flower Hill. The applicant seeks to
During the COVID-19 health emergency, bidders are required to comply with all governmental health requirements in effect at the time of sale including but not limited to, wearing face coverings and maintaining social distancing (at least 6-feet apart) during the auction, while tendering deposit and at any subsequent closing. Bidders are also required to comply with the Foreclosure Auction Rules and COVID-19 Health Emergency Rules issued by the Supreme Court of this County in addition to the conditions set forth in the Terms of Sale.
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DRB2022-5 1275 Plandome Road Applicant is seeking review of second story addition over the existing living room, kitchen and dining room for a master bedroom and bathroom.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Design Review Board of the Incorporated Village of Plandome Manor will hold a public hearing on Thursday, September 29, 2022, at 8:00PM. Pursuant to Chap. 417 of the Laws of 2021, this meeting will be held in person. Pursuant to Article 7 of the New York State Public Officers Law, one or more of the members of the Board may attend the public hearing by ing:willThevideoconference.followingapplicationsbereviewedatthemeet-
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DRB2022-10 130 Lake Road Applicant is seeking review of a new front entry extension and front facing façade renovation, and minor rear alteration.
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Attorney(s) for Plaintiff 400 Meridian Centre Blvd, Ste Rochester,200 NY 14618
Premises known as 52 Kensington Circle, Manhasset, (Town of North Hempstead) NY 11030.
Councilmember Veronica Lurvey and Sparkles at Whitney Pond Park. (Town of North Hempstead)
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REFEREE’S NOTICE OF SALE IN A/K/ATEMURI2007-5,CERTIFICATES,PASS-THROUGHMORTGAGECORPORATIONAMERICAHOLDERSTHEN.A.,WELLSCOUNTYSUPREMEFORECLOSURECOURT-OFNASSAUFARGOBANK,ASTRUSTEEFORCERTIFICATE-OFBANCOFFUNDINGSERIESPlaintiff-against-NANIKASHVILITEMURI
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DRB2022-8 199 Circle Drive Applicant is seeking review of a 25SF rear bathroom addition.
arlier this summer, the Town of North Hempstead approved an ordinance that allows dogs in Whitney Pond Park in Manhasset. Councilmember Veronica Lurvey was on hand to welcome some canine pals to the park.
to provisions of filed judgment and terms of sale.
BY ORDER OF THE DESIGN REVIEW BOARD Isabel DeSousa, Chairman Lisa Mancuso, Village Clerk September 7, 2022 9-14-2022-1T-#234916-MAN
structure) is where the minimum permitted is 10’; (4) the side yard setback for the pavilion is where is the minimum permitted; (5) the rear yard setback for the patio (accessory structure) is 4.5’ where the minimum required is 10’; (6) The maximum height of the pavilion is 13’1” where the maximum permitted is 12’. Persons who may suffer from a disability which would prevent them from participating in said hearing should notify
Ronnie Shatzkamer, Village Clerk, at (516) 627-5000 in sufficient time to permit such arrangements to be made to enable such persons to participate in said hearing.
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LEGAL NOTICE PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing of the Zoning Board of Appeals of the Village of Flower Hill will be held on the 21st day of September, 2022 at 7:00 PM, at Village Hall, 1 Bonnie Heights Rd., Manhasset, NY 11030.
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DRB 2022-12 181 Circle Drive Applicant is seeking review of a new front entry portico.
DRB2022-13 73 Papermill Road Application is seeking review of the exterior renovation to the existing residence. DRB2022-3 1 Stonytown Road. Applicant is seeking review of a privacy fence of varying height up to 10 feet around the perimeter of the property as well as matching driveway gates.
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PursuantDefendant(s).to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered on July 5, 2022. I, the undersigned Referee will sell at public auction on the North Side steps of the Nassau County Supreme Court located at 100 Supreme Court Drive, Mineola, N.Y. 11501
“Rain or Shine” on the 21st day of September, 2022 at 2:00 PM. All that certain plot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the Incorporated Village of North Hills, Town of North Hempstead, County of Nassau and State of New York.
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NOTICE OF FORMATION of Halababa Family Holdings, LLC. Art. of Org. filed with SSNY on 3/21/2022. Office location: Nassau County, SSNY designated as agent upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY to mail copy of process served to: 135 Colonial Pkwy, Manhasset, NYl 1030.Purpose: any lawful activities 9-21-14-7; 6T-#234401-MAN8-31-24-17-2022-
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New School Year Kicks Off In Manhasset
Munsey Park assistant principal Brian Nolan (middle) with the school’s new fifth graders.
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Superintendent of Schools Dr. Gaurav Passi (middle left) and Munsey Park principal Chad Altman (middle right) welcomed students back for the 2022-23 school year.
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Shelter Rock’s principal Richard Roder (middle) and new assistant principal Deana Folchetti-Puglin (left) greeted students as they returned to school on Sept. 1.
ith backpacks in hand, Manhasset Public School students eagerly arrived at their respective school buildings on Thursday, Sept. 1 for the first day of school. The day served as a full day for Manhasset Secondary School students, a half-day for Munsey Park and Shelter Rock students and an orientation day for all incoming kindergartners and their families.
Munsey Park’s newest kindergartners.
Manhasset Secondary School students jumped into a math activity on the first day of school.
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Principals, teachers, staff and Superintendent of Schools Dr. Gaurav Passi welcomed students back with open arms as they got acclimated to their new classrooms and routine. All Manhasset students had their first full day of instruction on Sept. 2. The district wishes all of its students a successful 2022-2023 school year.
Fifth graders at Shelter Rock Elementary School were ready to learn on the first day of school. (Manhasset Public Schools)
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