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2016 Pride In Port SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Saturday, September 24, 2016 The Annual Hall of Fame Ceremony and Breakfast Schreiber High School @ 9 a.m. 2016 Inductees: Max Blank (class of 1966) James Dalimonte (1984) Nathaniel Francis (2000) Joseph Lynch (1976) Pamela Monfort McDonough (1974)
Senior Citizens’ Luncheon Schreiber cafeteria @ 12:30 p.m.
Pride In Port Parade Main Street @ 11:30 a.m. Belleview Avenue to Campus Drive
Fred Falconer Grand Marshal
Family Fun Day Campus Drive @ 12:15 p.m.
Homecoming Football game @ 1:30 p.m.
Annual Dinner Dance Polish-American Hall. 5 Pulaski Place @ 7 p.m.
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Pride In Port Extends Back To Yesteryear Let’s take a virtual trip back in time to 1916 to get a feel for what Pride in Port meant then. Imagine you’re standing near the entrance to the town dock with your back to the water. To your immediate right is Louie’s—a clam shack along the water’s edge (the dock wasn’t nearly as big then). Enjoy a bowl of hot chowder made with clams harvested that morning while standing at the outside counter. Nearby, the locals are chatting about everything
from the quality of this year’s oyster harvests to how “the town isn’t what it used to be now that the city folk are moving in.” Continue along the shoreline to your right past the boathouse and blacksmith shop—where Louie’s stands today. Looking out onto Manhasset Bay, a sailboat race is in full swing. As usual, they have to navigate around the planes, boats and barges on the bay. Here comes a small barge being pulled by a boat carrying freshly harvested oysters, clams and mussels. It’s impossible not to hear the drone of flying boats (seaplanes of yesteryear) taxiing, taking off and landing. Look across to what is now Manorhaven Park to see if any celebrities or dignitaries are disembarking. Here comes a paddlewheel excursion boat at the mouth of Manhasset Bay. It’s making its way to the Locust Grove dock and pavilion—just west of what is now Manorhaven Park—to
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drop off passengers for the day or weekend. Can you hear the faint sounds of the sand conveyors on the eastern shore near the Hotel Renwick (Diwan) and the Mill Pond? See Manhasset Isle over there? Before it was mined for sand, it was about 50-feet higher in elevation. That oyster and clam shack on Sunset Park’s northern shore is bustling with activity now that the barge has landed with its fresh catch of the day. Directly in front of you across the street is Bradley’s Hotel. You can’t help but smell the famous seafood cuisine wafting your way. Look closely—you just might see a famous politician, actor or athlete on the veranda. As your journey ends, look behind you along the water’s edge to see people taking casual strolls, fishing, walking down the ramp onto the beach or the swimming platform. Port Washington was then and still is a place that evokes great pride.
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Fred Falconer Is The 2016 Pride In Port Grand Marshal The Pride in Port parade Grand Marshal this year is Port native, Fred Falconer, owner of S.F. Falconer’s Florist. He is being honored for his extreme generosity to Pride in Port and many other local nonprofit organizations through donations of flowers and fundraising gifts. Fred Falconer, Jr. has lived in Port Washington his entire life, with the exception of his service in the U.S. Army, where he spent most of his time in active duty in Germany. He has raised his two children here, his son now in Huntington and his daughter in Texas. Falconer’s father, Fred Falconer, Sr., started the florist in 1924 in the same location where it is today at 8 South Maryland Ave. Falconer took over in 1980 when his father retired. The business has thrived well over the years by providing an outstanding product with superior, knowledgeable service. Although the business has always flourished with flora, Falconer continues to expand the offerings in the store to include a wide variety of gift items. “It is a great honor,” said Falconer, when asked how he felt about being named Grand Marshal. “I am a low key person, so my being selected took me by surprise.” Saturday, September 24 will be a very busy day in Port Washington from morning until late at night during the 28th Pride in Port celebration. For the week leading up to and including the Pride in Port celebration, Main Street will be renamed “Sal Zimbardi Way.” Sal, who passed away last year, devoted an extraordinary amount of time and energy to so many organizations and events, including Pride in Port. Fred Falconer was a close friend of Sal. So come out and join Fred Falconer on Saturday, Sept. 24, and show your Pride in Port.
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Schreiber Athletics 2016 Hall Of Fame Inductees
Max Blank Class Of 1966
Max Blank is among the elite runners in Schreiber history. He was a four-year runner in cross country and a three-year runner on the indoor and outdoor track and field teams. He was stellar on the cross country trails. Max was named All County and All State as an individual in his senior year and was part of the All County and All State Team his junior year. Max’s specialty was the half mile. He ran 1:56 in the NYS Championships on a cinder track. He ran in the mile relay invitational at the Penn Relays, which placed third, and was the North Shore Champion in the half mile in his senior year. After fielding scholarship offers from Villanova and Georgetown, he chose Ball State University to run and pursue a teaching degree in physical education and biology. Max continued running in cross country and indoor and outdoor track and field. He would run anything from a quarter mile to three miles in competition. His team placed third in the NCAA Tournament. Max was given the Outstanding Athlete Award and Outstanding Physical Education Student Award in his senior year. Max gave back in the classroom with a 43-year teaching career as part of the Indiana school system. Max resides in Indiana with his wife, Barbara, and has three children. We welcome Max back home and congratulate him on his induction to the Schreiber High School Athletics Hall of Fame.
James Dalimonte, Jr. Class Of 1984
Jim Dalimonte, Jr., was an outstanding three-sport athlete at Schreiber. He was a varsity athlete in football, bowling and baseball. As an All Conference quarterback in football, Jim led the 5-2-1 Vikings to one of their most successful seasons ever. As a varsity bowler, he was a coaches’ award winner on a team that went to the NY State Championships. It was on the baseball field that Jim earned most of his accolades. He was the pitcher and second baseman on a very talented baseball team. In his junior year, he posted a team best E.R.A. of 2.25 In his senior year, he struck out 15 batters in a game on his way to becoming an Honorable Mention All County selection by the coaches in the county. Jim was the recipient of the Charles Hoines Award given to the team MVP. Jim went on to attend Widener University where he continued his baseball career. He was named outstanding freshman in the conference. Jim continues to give back to his community through his continued involvement in PYA. He served six years on the executive board, four years as secretary and two years as president. Jim is proud to be a lifelong member of Port Washington where he lives with his wife of 21 years, Mariann, and their three children, Lyndsay, James and Amanda. We congratulate Jim on his induction in the Schreiber High School Athletics Hall of Fame.
Nathaniel Francis
Joseph Lynch
Nathaniel Francis was a two-sport standout athlete on the soccer and lacrosse fields. A leader on and off the field, he was a dynamic player of outstanding poise and skill. Nat was an All Conference and All County player in lacrosse. It was on the soccer field that Nat worked his magic as he led the Schreiber teams to huge success. He was named captain in his junior and senior years. In his senior year he was given All County, All State, All Region and All American honors. He was Port Washington’s best soccer player, as well as New York State’s, as he was named Gatorade State Player of the Year. Nat played collegiate soccer at Penn State University where the team was ranked #2 in the country his freshman year. He received his Bachelor’s degree in economics while being named to the Dean’s List his senior year. Nat is a case manager for Confidential Global Investigations (CGI). He lives in Maplewood, NJ, with his wife, Melissa, and 9-month-old son, Saxton. We congratulate Nat on the honor of his induction in the Schreiber High School Athletics Hall of Fame.
Joseph Lynch was an outstanding diver who brought notoriety to the sport to Schreiber High School. Joe was involved in a sport where he needed to practice and compete away from Port Washington, since Schreiber did not have a pool, Joe would have to see practices out of town. In the summer months he would train in Phoenix with Hall of Fame and Olympic diving coach, Dick Smith. His practices were five days a week, 8 hours a day. During the winter months he would practice three times a week at the Flushing YMCA. The hard work paid off as Joe represented Schreiber in the Junior Olympics. He placed second in the 1-meter dive. He was a first-place finisher in the 1-meter dive in the Brooklyn HS Championships. Joe continued to compete in diving at SUNY Farmingdale where he earned All American honors in the 3-meter dive and was the New York State Champion in the 3-meter dive his sophomore year. Joe has three children, Joey, Brian, and Lauren, and lives in Port Washington with his wife, Terry. He considers this induction to be an honor and a privilege, and we congratulate Joe on his induction to the Schreiber Athletics Hall of Fame.
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The success of our program is reflected in the students that graduate each year. An average of 95% of our eighth graders are accepted into their first Catholic high school of choice, with over $250,000 awarded in scholarships. As important, our graduates enter into the larger community exemplifying the Catholic values instilled daily during their time at St. Peter’s School - the values of compassion for those in need, consciousness of the greater good and confidence in themselves and their abilities.
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Pamela Montfort McDonough Class Of 1974
In an era when organized girls sports was in its infancy, Pamela Montfort McDonough was involved in numerous sports and events showcasing athletic and leadership skills. She was a varsity field hockey player for two years and a four-year varsity lacrosse player. She was president of the Leaders Club and the Blue Team Sports Night captain. She was on the GAA (Girls Athletic Association) advisory board as a senior. In her senior year, she wrote articles on girls sports for the Port Washington News. Pam earned the highest honor in the GAA as a High Point Award
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winner her sophomore year and was the recipient of the Leaders Club Award. Pam went on to receive her teaching degree in physical education from Springfield College and was a member of the lacrosse club. Upon graduation, she secured a teaching position in the Manhasset School District where she still continues today. Pam has coached field hockey, basketball, volleyball and lacrosse at Manhasset and continued to give to the youth of Port Washington in the PYA and PAL programs. She is most proud to be able to “pay it forward” for the education she received and to the community her family helped to establish years ago. Pam is a proud charter member of Port’s Fire-Medics and was its first female president in 1982. She is a past co-president of the AAPW. Pam lives in Port Washington and is the proud mom to Kelly and Erin. We congratulate Pam on the honor of her induction to the Schreiber High School Athletics Hall of Fame.
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Paul D. Schreiber High School Athletic Hall Of Fame Inductees Joseph Augustino ‘36 * John Ballantyne ‘65 David Beck ‘69 Kevin Beck ‘70 Debbie Ann Beckford ‘79 Randy Beil ‘79 Barbara Belanich ‘50 Anthony Bellomo ‘88 James Beslity ‘71 Ashley Birch ‘96 Brian Birch ‘93 Dan Biro ’48 * Joan Biscaro ’55 Service Max Blank ‘66 Corey Bodner ‘97 Lauren Bracchi ‘98 Christin (Bracken) Archer ‘97 Caitlin (Bracken) Gould ‘01 Lisa Bradley ‘83 Thomas Brown ‘75 Timothy Browne ‘92 John Broza, Service * Robert Busby, Service Sarah Caban ‘95 Jon Camera ‘90 Robert Caprariello ‘80 Donald Carmichael ‘35 * Noel Certain ‘57 MaryBeth Chester ‘85 Barry Cohen ‘76 David Cohen ‘98 Richard Cornell ‘49 Bart Cosolito ‘50 James Cosolito ‘72 Leo Costello, Service * William Cronin ‘70 Dr. Stan Cutler ‘51 Vinnie Marie D’Agostino ‘50 RoseMarie (D’Agostino) Van DerKar ‘49 James Dalimonte, Jr. ‘84 Ron Daniel ‘59 Neni (Davis) Lewis ‘78 Arnold Dickerson, Service* Alan Joseph Dinn ‘19 * Susan (Dorn) Barth ‘56 Jeffrey K. Dumpson ‘82 Nicole Dumpson ‘00 William“Myrt”Dumpson ‘47 Carole (Dunnells) Miller ‘ 51 Thomas Eletto ‘90 Charles Evanosky ‘29 John Fasano ‘47 Joseph Fasano ‘50 Jon Fitzgerald ‘75 Leonore Foehrenbach ,Service
Nathaniel Francis ‘00 Alison (Fraser)Heisler ‘85 Marcel Freeman ‘78 Mavis Freeman ‘36 * Kathy(Gallagher)Doughty ‘71 Michael Gallagher ‘89 Margaret (Garofalo) Tomic ‘99 Barbara(Grant) Copp ‘24* Janet(Kobe)Graseck ‘49 William Greet ‘26 Susan Hall ‘54 Jason Ham ‘00 Deborah(Henderson)Feil ‘93 Lindsay (Hicks) Reeves ‘75 Todd Higgins ‘91 Elizabeth(Hausman)Holdstein ‘74 Joan Hohenrath ‘49 Jennifer Honen ‘82 Paul Hursh ‘49 Ryland Hyghue ‘77 Ernest H. Jackson ’54 * Ann W. James ‘55 Dr. Frank Jenkins ‘30 Albert Jessen ‘46 Andy Jessen ‘41 William”Billy”Johnson ‘66 Nate Jordan ‘67 David Kahn, ‘98 Christopher J. Kane ‘68 Charles A. Karazia ‘33 Elizabeth Kelly ‘ 82 Kelly Kilcrease ‘82 Christine Kubin ‘92 Jennifer Langton ‘93 Jack Leyden ‘29 Michael Levine ‘75 Mary Helen(Lipton)Hill ‘52 Edwin “Lem” Lovejoy ’28 * Joseph Lynch ‘76
Michael Madura ‘79 Bruce MacDonald, Service “Doc” Mace, Service * Erin (Maguire) Alley ‘85 Stan Makover, Service Nina (Mandel) Atkinson ‘99 Jennifer Marra ‘86 Joseph Marra ‘49 Torr Marro ‘89 Michael McCargo ‘87 Charles “Chet” McDonough ‘47 * Diane McLoughlin ‘87 Robert Mesch ‘44 Margaret Mamet Schaulis-Zion‘57 Kevin Meyran ‘97 Barry Milhaven ‘85 Loraine “Dusty” Miller ‘22 Ellen (Minkow) Metelka ‘73 Pamela (Montfort)McDonough ‘74 Susanne (Murray) Masi ‘83 Aldo Muratore ‘50 * James Murchie ‘75 Scott Nagell ‘75 Rita (Natale)Corte ‘47 Dr. William Navin, Supporter Elizabeth (Nicholson) Delan ‘51 Michael Nuzzolese ‘78 Todd Okun ‘67 Timothy O’Leary ‘75 William Thomas Owens ‘79 Mark Pasquali ‘77 Ray Patten ‘36 Mariquita (Patterson) Gordon ‘81 Dominic Pedone ‘78 Lynn (Porter) Schnepper ‘60 Peter Prudente ‘38 Michael Ragusa, Jr. ‘75 Dr. Ames D. Ressa Jr. ‘72 Harold Rogers ‘61
Thomas Romeo, Service Linda (Rose) Hickey ‘83 Anne (Ross)Fairbanks ‘41 Anthony Saccone ‘95 Erin Salisbury ‘81 Laney Salisbury ‘84 Anthony Schettino Jr. ‘90 G. Carl Seeber, Service * Roger N. Sexauer II ‘76 Beth (Shackel) Scott ‘95 Kristina (Shackel) Wood ‘94 Christine Shea ‘78 Karen (Skinner) Reid ‘83 Paul “Strap” Smith ‘30 Raymond L. Smith ‘30 Stan Smith ‘37 * Henry Stanziale ‘93 Thomas Stanziale ‘88 Lisa (Stern) Lax ‘82 Nancy (Stern) Winters ‘82 Sandy Stoddard ‘65 Dr. Joseph M. Teta ‘30 Elsie Imperial Tobin ‘48 Brian Tomeo ‘90 Joseph Vascellaro, Service Dr. Vija(Vuskalns)Rubans ‘57 Nora (Maguire) White ‘88 Alice (Wallace) O’Leary ‘50 Sarah (Walsh) Kenyon ‘02 Alfred Whitney, Service Dr. Edward Wing ‘63 Roger Winter, Service Sergeant W. Wise ‘41 Wolfgang”Wolfie” Woischke ‘66 Cathy Wood ‘84 Lawrence Zaccherio, Jr. ‘67 Marilyn (Zahn) Veritzan, ‘85 Charles W. Zahn ‘51 * Michael Zirpolo, Service Lewis “Lou” Zwirlein ‘48 1945/46 Port Washington Basketball Team *deceased
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Graduating Seniors Receive Pride In Port Scholarship Awards While Schreiber students are involved in many worthwhile activities that benefit Long Island and broader communities in general, this scholarship is intended to recognize a student’s activities that have shown a commitment within and for the Port Washington community. Based on his high level of commitment to our community, Dylan Lee was chosen as the recipient of the 2016 scholarship. Pride in Port Community Service Awards are given to Schreiber graduating seniors who have made a significant contribution to one or more Pride in Port activity, such as the pep rally, parade, etc. The 2016 Community Service Award recipients are Jessica Baer, Madison Cohen, Evan Gilmore, Dylan Livingston, Shannon Rybecky and Jason Toth. The scholarship and awards were presented to the students at the end of the 2015-16 school year. Congratulations to all the recipients. The Pride in Port committee wishes to again extend thanks and appreciation to these students for their exceptional dedication to our community.
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The Pride in Port Taste of Port dinner dance is a wonderful culmination of the entire day’s events, but also serves another purpose. Aside from tasting delicious food from dozens of local restaurants, dancing and trying their luck with raffle prizes, attendees of the dance also know they are helping to raise money for scholarships and other awards. Each year, the Pride in Port scholarship committee selects graduating seniors who have demonstrated a high level of “pride in Port.” The two award categories are the Barbara Faticone Pride in Port Scholarship and Pride in Port Community Service Awards. The Barbara Faticone Pride in Port Scholarship is given to a Schreiber High School Senior who best demonstrates the qualities of the Pride in Port committee’s beloved co-chair, Barbara Faticone, a doer and a leader whose community involvement spans cultural, religious, social service, educational, athletic and health, in addition to commercial and civic pride organizations.
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Luncheon For Seniors At Port’s Schreiber
Pride in Port’s Senior Citizen Luncheon will take place again this year at the Schreiber High School cafeteria on Saturday, Sept. 24, at 12:30 p.m. The luncheon will be served by student volunteers from Schreiber High School. Activities will include a DJ and a dance performance. This free luncheon is sponsored by Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty, S.F. Falconer’s Florist and Peter & Jeri Dejana Family Foundation. The Schreiber cafeteria is fully accessible from the entrance just north of the main entrance. Bus transportation is available to and from the luncheon. The bus will leave the Manorhaven Senior Center at 10:30 a.m., stop at the bus stop at Landmark on Main Street at 10:45 a.m. and arrive at the Long Island Rail Road station at 11 a.m., where there will be special seating for viewing the Pride in Port parade. When the parade ends, the bus will go to Schreiber cafeteria for the luncheon. Afterwards, the bus will take the seniors back to the railroad, Landmark and the senior center. In the event of inclement weather, call 516883-6656 for a revised bus schedule directly to Schreiber High School.
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PRIDE IN PORT • SEPTEMBER 14 - 20, 2016
2016 Pride In Port Committee Members: THANK YOU PRIDE IN PORT COMMITTEE Barbara Faticone • Fred Pollack Richard Acevedo, CSEA Mary Balaban, Schreiber High School Jim Cowles Nancy Cowles Mariann Dalimonte, BID Town of North Hempstead Councilwoman Dina DeGiorgio Karen DeLillo Deputy Chief Bob Del Muro, Port Washington Police Department
Representatives of Pride in Port committee and sponsors at Landmark Park. Front row from left: Daryl Zimbardi, Anthony Carpinelli, Toni Kessell, Fred Pollack, Fred Falconer, Barbara Faticone, Bonnie Doran, Dina DeGiorgio, Melissa Spitalnik. Back row: Bill Zwerlein, Mat Lanfant, Bobbie Polay, Karen DeLillo, Pat Hollran and Mariann Dalimonte. Adina Gherghe, Ayhan’s Mediterranean Marketplace Dolores Holliday, Port Washington Senior Citizens Center Patt Hollran,Port Washington Senior Community Service Center
Lucy Effron Brad Fitzgerald,
Stephanie Joannon, Schreiber High
School Athletic Director
Doris Markham
Carl Lalena, Manhasset/Port Washington Kiwanis International
Sgt. Tom McCarthy Port Washington Police Departmentt
Mat Lanfant, Weber Middle School
Carole McDonald, Cow Neck Peninsula Historical Society
Marie Marcellino, Mainly Marketing/ Port Washington Calendar
Monte Vane, CSEA
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PRIDE IN PORT • SEPTEMBER 14 - 20, 2016
CSEA Selected As 2016 Pride In Port Community Honoree
CSEA, the Civil Service Employees Association, is the union that provides custodial, maintenance and transportation services to the entire Port Washington School District. Every year, many CSEA members have enthusiastically volunteered countless hours to help make Pride in Port so much more successful. Their members have consistently demonstrated exceptional devotion to our community and to the schoolchildren who benefit from the scholarships and awards.
The Pride in Port Committee nominated CSEA members as the 2016 Pride in Port Community Honorees for all of their volunteer work on behalf of Pride in Port and the entire community. These members truly embody the spirit of Pride in Port. CSEA is one of the largest, most influential labor unions in the United States. As New York’s leading union for the past 106 years, they represent 265,000 people who do every type of job in every part of the state.
Photos of CSEA in 2015 Pride In Port Parade
Paul D. Schreiber High School Athletics Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremonies Inductees:
Stephanie Joannon, director of health, physical education and athletics, would like to acknowledge and thank the following groups and individuals who make Pride in Port possible: • Athletics Hall of Fame Committee • Hall of Fame Breakfast Committee: Barbara Faticone, Sue Marra, Dick Marra, Alice O’Leary, Lee Foehrenbach • Pride in Port Committee for their generous donation • Dave Albury and the Schreiber High School custodial staff, John Ross and the grounds crew • Schreiber Print Shop: Kelly Garofalo, Phil Macedonio • Breakfast: Aramark Food Service, Bagel Boss Café and Hinck’s Delicatessen • Balloons and Flowers: S.F. Falconer Florist • Hall of Fame plaques: Scholastic Promotions Awards & More • Hall of Fame shirts: Sport Loft of New Hyde Park • Publicity: Mari Gaudet Elizabeth Johnson, Port Washington News • H.S. HPEA office staff: Marie Tomasi, Teresita Valls
Max Blank, Class of 1966 James Dalimonte, Jr. Class of 1984 Nathaniel Francis, Class of 2000 Joseph Lynch, Class of 1976 Pamela Montfort McDonough, Class of 1974 Schedule:
9 a.m. Continental breakfast and induction at Schreiber High School cafeteria 10:30 a.m. Inductees escorted to vehicles for parade line-up 11:30 p.m. Pride in Port Parade 11:45 a.m. Family Fun Day. Campus Drive. Inflatables, games, music. 12:30 p.m. Senior luncheon at Schreiber High School cafeteria 1:30 p.m. Game Start: Port Washington vs. Long Island Lutheran Half Time: Hall of Fame Ceremony
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PRIDE IN PORT • SEPTEMBER 14 - 20, 2016
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Port Washington, NY
This spectacular 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath Center Hall Colonial, unique in design with over 3,100 sq. ft. of living space, is perfect for today’s living. Serenely set on .42 acres of professionally landscaped property in the heart of Port Washington Estates. The entrance foyer opens to an elegant formal dining room and sun-drenched living room with gas fireplace flanked by French doors, one to private covered porch and the other to a large relaxing family room with 2 open loft offices and powder room. The gourmet chef ’s kitchen is appointed with cherry cabinetry, granite counters, center island and top-of-the-line appliances. The breakfast area has double French doors to oversized Timber Tech deck. 2nd floor boasts master suite with spa bath, 2 additional bedrooms with full bath. 3rd floor has bonus bedroom and storage. CAC, new windows, gas heat. Close to town, beach and LIRR. SD #4. MLS# 2826111. $1,210,000.
Associate Real Estate Broker Manhasset Office 364 Plandome Road, Manhasset, NY 516.627.4440 ext.101, c.516.353.8800 galekeenan@danielgale.com Each office is independently owned and operated. We are pledged to provide equal opportunity for housing to any prospective customer or client, without regard to race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin.
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Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty is proud to be a Benefactor for
The 28th Annual Pride in Port Celebration Saturday, September 24th, 2016 9:00am Annual Hall of Fame Ceremony & Breakfast at Schreiber High School with honored alumni who excelled in one or more sports.
11:30am Parade begins at Main Street near Belleview Avenue
Participation by nearly every Port Washington School and many local organizations. Concludes at Campus Drive where Family Fun Day begins with various activities, including the Homecoming football game, half-time inductee ceremony and more!
7:00pm The Annual Dinner Dance at the Polish-American Hall
Dozens of local restaurants generously donate food for the cocktail hour and dinner. Entertainment features performances by two bands. Dozens of raffle prizes will be given. Tickets can be purchased for $30.00 per person at the Chamber of Commerce Building at 329 Main Street.
We look forward to seeing everyone and are proud to serve all the real estate needs of this wonderful town!
Port Washington Office 516.883.2900 • 350 Main Street, Port Washington, NY danielgale.com
Each office is independently owned and operated. We are pledged to provide equal opportunity for housing to any prospective customer or client, without regard to race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin.
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