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Guide to Manhasset

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a blank slate media special section • November 11, 2016

The Manhasset Office of Douglas Elliman Real Estate Wishes You a Happy and Safe Thanksgiving

DIANE ANDERSEN

DONNA BARCIA

ANTHONY BIANCO

MARIANNE BUZZITTA

PATRICIA DUFFY BYRNES

JODI COHEN

NICHOLAS COLOMBOS

Licensed R E Broker

TRACI CONWAY CLINTON

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Executive VP Regional Sales

C: 516.695.2400

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MATTHEW DONNO

ANGELA DOOLEY

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Colombos-Dooley Team at Douglas Elliman Real Estate

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CATHY GALLAGHER

CAROLYN GELB

JOHN GLOUMIS

DENISE GRIGORAKOS

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MARIANNE BYRNES FILIPSKI

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C: 516.455.7574

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C: 516.532.3777

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C: 917.767.8695

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HELEN KANG

HEIDI KARAGIANIS

MARIA KATRAKAZOS

MAGGIE KEATS

ANGELA KRAUS

PENNY LAMBRAKIS

THERESA LARRE

MARK LEVENTHAL

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Colombos-Dooley Team at Douglas Elliman Real Estate

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EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY.

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CONNIE LIAPPAS

CASEY MARKOWSKI

CAROLYN LIU

CHRIS PAPPAS

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MARIA ROVEGNO

VEENA SAWHNEY

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Residential/Commercial

C: 516.582.5646

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ALESSANDRO TROIA

TERRI VIVINETTO

KRISTEN VLAHOPOULOS

ROBERTA WEINBERG

MARIA WHITE

GINA (BIAGIA) VACCARA

ANASTASIOS XANTHOPOULOS

EDITH YANG

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Colombos-Dooley Team at Douglas Elliman Real Estate

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Manhasset Office | 154 Plandome Road | 516.627.2800 elliman.com/offices/long-island/manhasset

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KNOWN GLOBALLY. LOVED LOCALLY.

Guide to manhasset in this issue

Photo by Michael Scro Essential Services ............ S4

Cub, Boy & Girl Scouts ... S54

Fire Department ................ S6

Limo & Taxi Service ........ S56

Police Departments .......... S6

Museums .......................... S58

Libraries.............................. S8

Parks ................................. S60

Organizations ..................... S8

Recreation ........................ S62

Merchant Association ....... S8

Theaters ............................ S64

Shopping Malls .................. S8

Cinemas ............................ S64

Government ............S16 - S28

Transportation Services... S66

Schools .................. S30 - S33

Water District ................... S66

Temples ............................. S36

YMCAs............................... S70

Churches...........................S40

Car Wash ........................... S70

Colleges ............................ S46

Sports Venues ................. S72

Historic Groups ............... S50

Hospitals ............................S74

Art Galleries ..................... S50

Medicare ........................... S78

County Agencies ............. S52

Post Offices...................... S78

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EDITOR AND PUBLISHER Steven Blank OffIcE mANAgER Holly Blank REPORTERS Joe Nikic, Noah Manskar, Stephen Romano, Max Zahn

EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS Sue Tabakin, Michael Scro ART DIREcTOR Jewell Davis PRODUcTION mANAgER Rosemarie Palacios DESIgNERS Lorens Morris, Yvonne Farley AccOUNT EXEcUTIVES Linda Matinale, Stacy Shaughenessy, Melissa Spitalnick, Lee Reynolds

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essentIaLservices emergency Dispatch Center: 911 General town of north hempstead hotline: 311 PseG Phone: (800) 490-0025 the safe Center LI: 15 Grumman Road West Suite 1000 Bethpage, NY 11714 Phone: (516) 465-4700 Hotline: (516) 542-0404

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able-Ride Long Island Bus 947 Stewart Avenue Garden City, NY 11530 Phone: (516) 228-4000 airports JFK International airport General Information Phone: (718) 244-4444 LaGuardia airport General Information Phone: (718) 533-3400 air Quality Phone: (516) 227-9686 alcoholics nassau Intergroup of alcoholics anonymous: 361 Hempstead Turnpike West Hempstead, NY 11552 Phone: (516) 292-3045 24-hour hotline: (516) 292-3040 Office Hours: Open daily, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. nassau County Drug & alcohol addiction 60 Charles Lindbergh Blvd.

Suite 240 Uniondale, NY 11553 Phone: (516) 227-7007

Let Us Do The Dirty Work

animal Bites Phone: (516) 227-9663 animal Rescue north shore animal League: Adoption General Services 25 Davis Avenue Port Washington, NY 11050 Phone: (516) 883-7575 nassau County Critter Removal Phone: (516) 417-3472 Children’s summer Day Camps Phone: (516) 227-9717

201 E. Shore Rd., Manhasset, NY 11030 • 516-627-1148 Open Mon.-Sat. 8-6 (Weather permitting)z Sun. 8-5 (Weather permitting) S4

Disease Control Phone: (516) 227-9496 Drinking Water Phone: (516) 227-9692 Driver’s License Garden City Office 801 Axinn Avenue Garden City, NY 11530 Phone: (718) 477-4820

Bethpage Office 4031 Hempstead Turnpike Bethpage, NY 11714 Phone: (718) 477-4820 Massapequa Office Carmans Plaza Shopping Center 927 Carmans Road Massapequa, NY 11758 Phone: (718) 477-4820 early Intervention Phone: (516) 227-8661 emergency Preparedness Program Phone: (516) 573-0750 environmental health Director Phone: (516) 227-9723 environmental engineering Phone: (516) 571-4156 e-Z Pass Phone: 1-800-333-TOLL (8655) Garbage Districts and Recycling Call Town of North Hempstead at 311 hazardous Waste Phone: (516) 571-6850 health Department Phone: (516) 227-9697 or (516) 227-9700 after hours emergency (516) 742-6154 heat and housing Complaints Phone: (516) 227-9715 homeless Office of housing & homeless services 40 Main Street, 1st Floor Hempstead, NY 11550 Phone: (516) 572-1900 Fax (516) 572-2790 housing Complaints Phone: (516) 227-9715 Industrial Waste Permits Phone: (516) 571-7319, 571-7320 Office Hours: 8 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.

Lifeguard Certification Phone: (516) 227-9678 mosquito Control Program: Phone: (516) 572-1166

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Physically handicapped Children’s Program Phone: (516) 227-8665 Police nassau County Police Department 1490 Franklin Avenue Mineola, NY 11501 Phone: (516) 573-7000 Potholes To report a pothole, call (516) 571-6900 Preschool special education Program Phone: (516) 227-8653 Public assistance Department of social services 60 Charles Lindbergh Blvd Uniondale, NY 11553 Phone: (516) 227-8519 Public health nuisances Phone: (516) 227-9715 Public Water supply Phone: (516) 227-9692 Rabies Control: Phone: (516) 227-9663 Recycling: Call Town of North Hempstead at 311 sanitation (sewers) and Water supply 1100 Prospect Avenue Westbury, NY 11590 Phone: (516) 571-6021 sewage spills Phone: (516) 227-9692 sexually transmitted Diseases - Control Program Phone: (516) 227-9439 social security Phone: (800) 772-1213 traffic Violations traffic and Parking Violations agency 16 Cooper Street Hempstead, NY 11550 Phone: (516) 572-2700 trees, Rodents & mosquito Control Phone: (516) 571-8700 Fax: (516) 571-3915 sewer Permits Phone: (516) 571-4152 storm Water Basins/ sumps Phone: (516) 571-8700 Water management Phone: (516) 571-6970

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FIRe departMents manhassetLaKeVILLe FIRe DePaRtment

manhasset-Lakeville Ambulance Unit 25 Prospect Street Great Neck, NY 11021

170 East Shore Road Great Neck, NY 11023 Phone: 516-466-4416 Fax: 516-466-4435 www.mlfd.com

Captain: Lee Genser 1st Lieutenant: Robert Stern

manhasset-Lakeville Water/fire District Board of Commissioners Chairman: Donald T. O’Brien Commissioner: Brian J. Morris Commissioner: Mark Sauvigne

2nd Lieutenant: Christopher Benson President: Joseph Toole

Chief Officers: Chief of Department: Mark Kiess 1st Deputy Chief: Christopher Pisani 2nd Deputy Chief: Brian Stone 3rd Deputy Chief: Craig Gobbo 4th Deputy Chief: William Mazurkiewicz Chairman

DONALD D. O’BRIEN

manhasset-Lakeville fire Department fiscal Officers President: Konata Ragin, Company #3 Vice President: John Nash, Company #2 Sergeant-at-Arms: Robert Fener, Company #4 Secretary: Mitchell Levine, Ambulance Unit Treasurer: Michael Fener, Company #4 Assistant Treasurer: Brian Levings, Company #4

Commissioner

BRIAN J. mORRIS

Judge Advocate: Dennis McGee, Company #1 Chaplains: Reverend Edmund Doyle, Rabbi Marim Charry Surgeons: Dr. Sanford Ratner manhasset-Lakeville fire company No. 1 35 Bayview Avenue Manhasset, NY 11030 Captain: Alex November 1st Lieutenant: Jeremy Trilivas

Commissioner

mARK SAUVIgNE

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2nd Lieutenant: John Bernic

manhasset-Lakeville fire company No. 2 2 Community Drive East Manhasset, NY 11030 Captain: James Dempsey 1st Lieutenant: Gregory Weisburd 2nd Lieutenant: Alan Gragossian

manhasset-Lakeville fire company No. 5 21 78th Avenue New Hyde Park, NY 11040 Captain: Daniel White

manhasset-Lakeville fire company No. 3 25 Prospect Street Great Neck, NY 11021

President: Phil Terranova

Captain: Tyrone Johnson 1st Lieutenant: David Porras 2nd Lieutenant: Schuyler Gordon

1st Lieutenant: Alex Schneider 2nd Lieutenant: Carly Farrone

Vice President: Michael Farrone Secretary: Alex Schneider Treasurer: John Foertsch

65 South Drive Plandome, NY 11030 Phone: 516-627-1085 www.plandomefd.com Chief: John Furlong 1st Deputy Chief: Paul Becker 2nd Deputy Chief: Tom Carroll

Sr. Captain: Sean Byrne

Sergeant-at-Arms: Anastasia Adamopoulos Manhasset-Lakeville Fire Department Chief Officers

PLanDOme FIRe DePaRtment

Secretary: Stefanie Hong Treasurer: Joel Rosenthal

Jr. Captain: Robert Saville Sr. 1st Lieutenant: Bob Kane 1st Lieutenant: Rob Erb Sr. 2nd Lieutenant: Rob McIntyre

fire-Police Unit

2nd Lieutenant: Jon Colello

Captain: William Pisana

Secretary: John Runge

Co # 1 Lieutenant: Joseph Morris Co #2 Lieutenant: Richard Kushay Co #3 Lieutenant: Neil Hicks, Sr.

Assistant Secretary: Frank Pellegrino Treasurer: Phil Cotumaccio Assistant Treasurer: Diane Peyser

Co #5 Lieutenant: Joseph Geiman

Fire Police Co-Captains: Don Richardson, Bill Skehan

Secretary: Michael Bernatovich

Chaplain: Fr. Kevin Smith

Treasurer: Peter Bernatovich

President: Konata Ragin

See page S76 to read about the history of the Plandome Fire Dept.

Vice President: Neil Hicks Secretary: Michael Bernatovich Treasurer: Alex Sequiera Sergeant-At-Arms: Kevin Lee Financial Secretary: Rudy Barranco manhasset-Lakeville fire company No. 4 97 Jayson Avenue Great Neck, NY 11021 Captain: Thomas Stepanek 1st Lieutenant: Sean Dolan 2nd Lieutenant: Joseph Antonelli Secretary: Robert Fener Treasurer: Craig Gobbo

Plandome Fire Department

POLICedepartMent THIRD PREcINcT 214 Hillside Ave. Williston Park New York 11596 516-573-6300

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Commanding Officer: Inspector John Berry Jr. Deputy Commanding Officer: Deputy Inspector Gregory Abruzzo Deputy Commanding Officer: Captain James W. Wilson

Work simply doesn't feel like work when you get to do the things you love most.

-Maggie Keats

“For me, practicing real estate gives me a daily excuse to do what I love: surround myself with an ever-evolving cast of wonderful people; get a voyeur’s view of fabulous interiors; tiptoe through exquisite gardens; see some really terrific architecture, art and design up close and personal. Combine that with creating marketing strategies, negotiating and matching people with properties and I can’t help but feel very lucky to have the best job in the world!”

CONSISTENTLY RANKED AS DOUGLAS ELLIMAN’S TOP PRODUCER ON THE NORTH SHORE OF LONG ISLAND

MAGGIE KEATS Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker

KNOWN GLOBALLY. LOVED LOCALLY.

475 Port Washington Blvd, Port Washington, NY 11050 O: 516.944.2879 | C: 516.449.7598 maggie.keats@elliman.com | maggiekeats.elliman.com 110 Walt Whitman Road, Huntington Station, NY, 11746. 631.549.7401 © 2016 Douglas Elliman Real Estate.

Equal Housing Opportunity.

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See pages and S44 and S68 to find out more about the The Manhasset Library.

LIBRaRy the manhasset PuBLIC LIBRaRy

30 Onderdonk Avenue Manhasset, NY 11030 (516) 627-2300 www.manhassetlibrary.org

Circulation Services: Nancy McGoldrick Adult Programs: Debbie Dellis-Quinn

Administration: Maggie Gough, Director Youth Services: Maria Mignano Adult Services: Sharon Rappaport

Board of Trustees: Charles Jettmar, President Gloria Su, Vice President Donald T. O’Brien, Treasurer William McLean, Trustee Judith Esterquest, Trustee

For the latest news, visit us anytime at:

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ORGanIZatIOns COunCIL OF GReateR manhasset CIVIC assns, InC. Richard Bentley 516-627-2695 PO Box 600 Manhasset, NY 11030 www.manhassetcivic.org BayVIeW CIVIC assOCIatIOn John Minogue 18 Highland Terrace Manhasset NY 11030 BCA@manhassetcivic.org www.manhassetcivic.org/ bayview-bca/ manhasset PaRK CIVIC assOCIatIOn John Crewe 48 Park Ave. Manhasset, NY 11030 Jcrewe@optonline.net nORGate CIVIC assOCIatIOn Interim President: Chris Quirin 80 Dennis Street Manhasset NY 11030 516-365-8775 cfquinn@gmail.com nORth stRathmORe CIVIC assOCIatIOn Jeff O’Brien 121 Chase Road Manhasset NY 11030 obrienjeffreya@gmail.com PLanDOme heIGhts CIVIC assn.

President: Marion Endrizzi 104 Bournedale Road So. Manhasset, NY 11030 MCE104@yahoo.com

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sOuth stRathmORe CIVIC assn.

Andrew Schwenk 26 Knickerbocker Rd. Manhasset, NY 11030 516-869-1990 ajschwenk@aol.com stRathmOReVanDeRBILt CIVIC assn.

Matthew Connolly 516-365-3648 svcc@gmail.com

manhasset PReseRVatIOn sOCIety President: Norman Nemec Vice President: John Petrakis nsai@optonline.net manhassetpreservation.org

manhasset COmmunIty COaLItIOn aGaInst stRathmORe VILLaGe suBstanCe aBuse CIVIC assn.

President: AnnMarie Cerrone 200 Memorial Place Manhasset, NY 11030 516-456-2815 annmariecerrone@yahoo.com (516) 267-7548 casa_org@manhasset.k12. teRRaCe manOR ny.us CIVIC assn.

Board President: Joanne Spencer, Co-Pres Eugene Petracca, Jr., P.E., Midge Schwarz, Co-Pres Executive Director: 14 Whitney Place Caryn Sawyer, Psy.D., Manhasset, NY 11030 joannespen2008@ FLOWeR verizon.net hILL Msch834851@aol.com assOCIatIOn www.manhasset-terracePresident: manor.com John Walter 511 Manhasset Woods Rd. ameRICan LeGIOn Manhasset, NY POst 304 manhasset 516-627-4666 27 Bayview Avenue Manhasset, NY 11030 PLanDOme 516 627-0501 CIVIC manhassetassOCIatIOn PORt WashInGtOn President: KIWanIs CLuB Neil Kelly President: Jeff Stone 34 Longridge Road 8 Miro Place Manhasset, NY Port Washington, NY 11050 516-627-5575 516-883-0869 manhasset ROtaRy CLuB President: Robbie Donno PO Box 24 Manhasset, NY 11030

shORehaVen CIVIC assOCIatIOn Sabine Hairabedian shorehavencivic@aol.com

meRChantassociation manhasset ChamBeR OF COmmeRCe Post Office Box 754, Manhasset, NY 11030 • manhassetny.org Officers: Co-President: C.J. Coleman Co-President: Marian Mulderrig 1st Vice President: Katie Miller 2nd Vice President: T.J. Costello Secretary: Diane Harragan Treasurer: Raffaella Marciari Legal Counsel: Carol Dunning Past President: Nancy Morris committee: Pat Grace, Harun Hassouni, Elizabeth Johnson, Lillian Lindergren, Sam Lund, Marion Stainkamp, John Starck, Stephanie Solomon

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M A NHATTA N | BROOK LY N | QUEENS | LONG ISL A ND | THE HA MPTONS | THE NORTH FOR K | R IV ER DA LE | W ESTCHESTER/PUTNA M | GR EEN W ICH | ASPEN | LOS A NGELES | FLOR IDA

WATERFRONT MID‑CENTURY MODERN Sands Point | $4,900,000 | Panoramic water views from nearly all 9 rooms, 5 bedrooms and 4.5 baths. This home is streaming with natural light. Set on a bluff with access to sandy beach. Web# 2889967. Maria Rovegno O: 516.944.2858, C: 516.729.2413

EXCEPTIONAL IS AN UNDERSTATEMENT Plandome | $8,750,000 | Sited on 4 waterfront acres with panoramic views that will take your breath away. The well‑scaled rooms gives a sense of comfortable grandeur. Dock, sea wall and swimming pool. Web# 2882445. Maggie Keats O: 516.944.2879, C: 516.449.7598

PARADISE IN HARBOR ACRES Sands Point | $2,499,000 | Sprawling Ranch on over 3 acres. Five bedrooms, 4 full and 2 half‑baths. Luxurious duplex master suite. Bright expansive lower level. Gunite pool, tennis court and tons of upgrades. Web# 2880529.

Amy Rosenberg O: 516.944.2920, C: 917.226.7451

MOST DESIRED GATED COMMUNITY Manhasset | $1,798,000 | Estates II Belaire Ranch, exquisitely renovated 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, finished lower level, patio, park‑like yard, tennis pool, 24/7‑security, near world‑famous Americana. Web# 2864446.

Mark Leventhal C: 516.330.8001

CONVENIENT TO TOWN AND RAILROAD Port Washington | $1,250,000 | Brand new Colonial featuring open floor plan, central air conditioning, 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, laundry on second floor, family room with gas fireplace, dining room, basement and garage. Web# 2871128.

Dorothy Waxman C: 516.361.0605

EASY LIVING Manhasset | $1,100,000 | Estates II Avalon Ranch in gated community. Two bedrooms, 2 baths, living room, dining room, eat‑in kitchen, vaulted ceiling, 2 patios. 24/7‑security, clubhouse, pool, gym, tennis and more. Web# 2886854.

Mark Leventhal C: 516.330.8001

WHITEWOOD IMPECCABLY RENOVATED Roslyn | $1,088,000 | Thrilling interiors, sensational finishes, high ceilings, cathedral and tray. Master en‑suite plus 1 bedroom and 1.5 additional baths. Spacious lower level, deck and gardens. Web# 2877590.

Cynthia Magazine C: 516.456.9913

COUNTRY CLUB LIVING Roslyn Heights | Price Upon Request Magnificent 5‑bedroom, 4.5‑bath Colonial situated on a corner lot, this home presents itself with stately curb appeal as you approach. Intricate mouldings and hardwood floors. A must‑see.

Web# 2819366. Maureen Polyé C: 516.582.5646

Manhasset Office | 154 Plandome Rd | 516.627.2800

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Come See How New Carpet, Window Treatments & Flooring Can Transition Your Home!

Stop by our showroom today, and let our helpful associates answer your home design questions!

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Any Purchase Over $50 Receive A

Many fabrics to choose from for all your reupholstery, draperies & bedding.

10 Gift Certificate $

TOP SHELF SELECTION & SERVICE • Special Orders Welcome

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1677 Northern Boulevard, Manhasset 516.304.5950

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Choose from: Carpets, Wood, Vinyl & Linoleum Flooring Free estimates & design consultations

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Manhasset Snapshots

(Between Herricks Rd. & Marcus Ave.)

Photo by Michael Scro

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GOVeRnment United StateS HoUSe of RepReSentativeS

CoUnty

3rd Congressional District (Comprises a portion of Nassau County including the Great Neck, Roslyn, Manhasset, Port Washington, Parts of Williston Park and New Hyde Park, Oyster Bay, a portion of Suffolk County including the Town of Huntington and some of the Town of Smithtown, and a portion of Queens County including Whitestone, Douglaston, Little Neck, Bayside, and Flushing)

COunty COmPtROLLeR GeORGe maRaGOs

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240 Old country Road mineola, NY 11501 Phone: (516) 571-2386 Nccomptroller@ NassaucountyNY.gov

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1550 franklin Avenue mineola, NY 11501 Phone: (516) 571-3131

COunty CLeRK mauReen O’COnneLL 240 Old country Road Room 105 mineola, NY 11501 Phone: (516) 571-2664 Office Hours: monday to friday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

DIstRICt attORney maDeLIne sInGas 262 Old country Road mineola, NY 11501 Phone: (516) 571-3800 fax: 516-571-5065

COnGRessman steVe IsRaeL District Office: 1 Barstow Road Suite P-22 great Neck, NY 1021 Phone: (516) 505-1448 fax: (631) 777-7610 Washington D.C. Office: 2457 Rayburn HOB Washington, Dc 20515 Phone: (202) 225-3335 fax: (202) 225-4669

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State aSSembly 16th assembly District (Consists of Great Neck, Manhasset, Port Washington, Herricks, Mineola, Baxter Estates, Parts of East Williston, Old Westbury, Roslyn Estates, Roslyn, Albertson, Williston Park and New Hyde Park)

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1550 Franklin Avenue Mineola, NY 11501 (516) 571-6200

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LeGIsLatOR KeVan aBRahams

LeGIsLatOR sIeLa BynOe (D-Westbury)

LeGIsLatOR CaRRIé sOLaGes

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LeGIsLatOR DenIse FORD

LeGIsLatOR LauRa CuRRan

Minority Leader 1st Legislative District (Part of Baldwin, Part of East Meadow, Part of Freeport, Part of Hempstead, Roosevelt, Uniondale )

2nd Legislative District (Hempstead, Lakeview, Westbury, New Cassel, Hicksville, Uniondale, Rockville Centre and East Garden City)

3rd Legislative District (Elmont, Valley Stream, South Floral Park, Inwood, Portions of Lawrence & North Woodmere)

5th Legislative District (Most of Baldwin, All of South Hempstead and Parts of Freeport, Rockville Centre, Merrick and Oceanside)

1550 franklin Avenue mineola, NY 11501 Phone: (516) 571-6202

1550 franklin Avenue mineola, NY 11501 Phone: (516) 571-6203

4th Legislative District (City of Long Beach, Lido Beach, Atlantic Beach, East Atlantic Beach, Point Lookout and Island Park, Parts of East Rockaway, Oceanside, Woodmere, Lawrence and Cedarhurst)

LeGIsLatOR C. WILLIam GayLOR III

LeGIsLatOR hOWaRD KOPeL

(R-Lynbrook)

(R-Lawrence)

LeGIsLatOR LeGIsLatOR VInCent musCaReLLa RIChaRD nICOLeLLO

6th Legislative District (Lynbrook, Malverne, North Lynbrook, Valley Stream and Portions of Rockville Centre, Hewlett, Franklin Square and Woodmere)

7th Legislative District (Oceanside, Rockville Centre, East Rockaway, Cedarhurst, Woodmere and Parts of Hewlett, Lawrence, Baldwin, Valley Stream and Lynbrook)

1550 franklin Avenue mineola, NY 11501 Phone: (516) 571-6206

1550 franklin Avenue mineola, NY 11501 Phone: (516) 571-6207

(D-Hempstead)

1550 franklin Avenue mineola, NY 11501 Phone: (516) 571-6201

(R-Long Beach)

1550 franklin Avenue mineola, NY 11501 Phone: (516) 571-6204

(D-Baldwin)

1550 franklin Avenue mineola, NY 11501 Phone: (516) 571-6205

LeGIsLatOR eLLen BIRnBaum

(R-West Hempstead)

(R-New Hyde Park)

(D-Great Neck)

8th Legislative District (Franklin Square, West Hempstead and portions of Elmont, Floral Park and Stuart Manor)

9th Legislative District (Part of New Hyde Park, Garden City Park, Mineola, Williston Park, East Williston, Albertson, Roslyn Estates, Munsey Park, Plandome Heights, Plandome, Plandome Manor, Floral Park)

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1550 franklin Avenue mineola, NY 11501 Phone: (516) 571-6208

1550 franklin Avenue mineola, NY 11501 Phone: (516) 571-6209

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LeGIsLatOR DeLIa DeRIGGI-WhIttOn (D-Glen Cove) 11th Legislative District (Glen Cove, Flower Hill, Manorhaven, Port Washington, Baxtor Estates, Roslyn, Roslyn Harbor, Sands Point, Sea Cliff) 1550 franklin Avenue, mineola, NY 11501 Phone: (516) 571-6211

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senatOR JaCK maRtIns aLBany OFFICe Legislative Office Building Room 814 Albany, NY 12247 Phone: (518) 455-3265 fax: (518) 426-6739

DIstRICt OFFICe 252 mineola Blvd. mineola, NY 11501 Phone: (516) 746-5924 fax: (516) 746-0439

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LeGIsLatOR James KenneDy

LeGIsLatOR nORma GOnsaLVes

LeGIsLatOR DennIs Dunne, sR.

(R-Massapequa)

(R-East Meadow)

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12th Legislative District (Massapequa, Parts of Farmingdale)

Presiding Officer 13th Legislative District (East Meadow, North Bellmore, North Merrick, North Wantagh and Portions of Seaford)

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1550 franklin Avenue mineola, NY 11501 Phone: (516) 571-6212

1550 franklin Avenue mineola, NY 11501 Phone: (516) 571-6213

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1550 franklin Avenue mineola, NY 11501 Phone: (516) 571-6214

(R-Levittown)

1550 franklin Avenue mineola, NY 11501 Phone: (516) 571-6215

16th Legislative District (Woodbury, Syosset, Plainview, Jericho, Old Bethpage, Hicksville, Old Westbury and Roslyn Heights) 1550 franklin Avenue mineola, NY 11501 Phone: (516) 571-6216

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VILLaGe GovernMent VILLaGe OF pLandoMe heiGhts 37 Orchard Street • manhasset, NY 11030 • Phone: 516-627-1136 • fax: 516-627-1393

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tRustee DIANNE SHEEHAN

tRustee GUS PANOPOULOS

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WeBeR mIDDLe sChOOL 52 Campus Drive Port Washington, NY 11050 (516) 767-5500 Principal Christopher Shields cshields@portnet.org

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A history of Quaker Meeting House

T

he meeting was organized in 1702 by an English Quaker, Thomas Story, at the home of William Mott in Great Neck, as part of the Flushing monthly meeting.

In 1703 a meeting led by Samuel Bownes, was held at the home of Jacob Doughty of Cow Neck where meetings continued to be held each first day until 1706.

In 1706 and 1707 meetings were held alternately each first day at the homes of William Mott in Great Neck and Jacob Doughty of Cow Neck.

In 1708 upon the latter’s removal to another locality, the Cow Neck first day meeting was held at the home of Richard Cornwell and the sixth day meeting at the home of William Hutchings of Cow Neck.

In 1715, this meeting was transferred from the Flushing to the Westbury monthly meeting.

In 1719 it was concluded to build a meeting house at Cow Neck, the place and dimensions to be left to Joseph Latham, William Hutchings, James Jackson, William Mott, Jeremiah Williams and Richard Cornwell.

The site, one half acre and 19 square rods, was given by Joseph Latham, who at that time owned all of the land from Gildersleeve’s Creek, Plandome Mill Pond, to the present Northern Boulevard, and from the Bay to about one quarter mile east of the meeting house.

The site chosen was located at the head of the neck, west side of the road leading from Herrick’s to Gildersleeve’s Creek.

The first meeting house, which stood about one hundred feet southwest of

Quaker Meeting house the present building, was completed in 1720.

At that time the highway known as Shelter Rock Road, probably the oldest in the vicinity, extended as above from the present Plandome Mill to the Herrick’s Pond area.

It passed to the east of the meeting house property, then to the side of the brook which had its source just north of the Meeting House — thence along the course of the brook to tide water.

This road was abandoned in 1751 and the present Plandome Road was laid out, in general as it is today.

In 1722 John Fothergill led a very large meeting at the Cow Neck Meeting

House.

“On the shortest day of the year 1725, it being snowy and stormy, eighteen persons went, in company with Thomas Chalkley, from Cedar Swamp to Cow Neck, where he had a good meeting.”

A curious entry appears in the Hempstead Town Records (Vol 3, pg.

293) to the effect that in 1737, 17 years after the meeting house was erected, Joseph Latham sold to the meeting for the sum of six pounds “half acre and about nineteen square rods of ground including the Meeting House and stables.”

In 1755 and again in 1763 the meeting house and shed were repaired.

In 1780 an additional one half acre was purchased from Adrian Onderdonk for, as recorded, 19 pounds and eight shillings, which is possibly an error as it is out of line with land prices of that time.

This purchase, however, included a fence of unknown length and material which may account for the amount paid.

In 1782 the meeting house was occupied by Hessian Cavalrymen. The Friends protested to English Governor-General Robertson, who ordered Col. Wormb to vacate and restore the building.

In 1783 it was again occupied by soldiers as a guard house and considerable damage was done to the seats and fence which had to be repaired by the Meeting, as the British and Hessians were shortly forced to withdraw from the Island.

In 1786 “the Westbury stove was put in the Cow Neck Meeting House” but it proved inadequate and another was bought in 1789.

In 1809 it was proposed to erect a new Meeting House on Thomas Appleby’s land on Middle Neck Road, east side, 100 yards north of its intersection with the present Northern Boulevard, a more central location.

In 1812 it was concluded to erect a new building on the old ground, northeast of the original structure. The old building was torn down and the present Meeting House, erected from both old and new materials. The old benches, with some new ones, were used in the building.

At the monthly meeting held at Westbury on Jan. 20, 1813 the building committee reported that the Cow Neck Meeting House was completed.

As this was the first opportunity for the report to be presented, it is evident that the present meeting house was completed in 1812.

The cost was $1,547.25, which was $297.25 above the estimated cost. Three hundred dollars had been subscribed by the Cow Neck meeting and $950 by the Westbury monthly meeting.

Some of the unused old material was sold for $24.98, which left a deficit of $272.27 and a committee was immediately appointed to clear up this indebtedness.

In the Hempstead Town Records, which included North Hempstead from 1644 until 1784, there are a number of references to Cow Neck, Manhasset, meeting house as a landmark.

References: Original reports from the records of Westbury monthly meeting.

“Friends on Long Island and New York” by Henry Onderdonk, Jr. “Hempstead Town Records” “History of Long island” by Benjamin F Thompson “History of Long island” by Peter Ross Moyer Wood

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It is with pleasure that Matthew Korn Architecture and Harrison Design announce their merger.

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Library collection captures history

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he Manhasset Public Library possesses a unique and distinctive collection of original materials pertaining to the history of this area such as print, photos, books and newspapers.

Through implementing the Manhasset Library History Center in 2015, we will open our archival collections to our community and beyond.

The history center’s initial goals include the collection and preservation of historic materials which we plan to exhibit and digitize.

Our exhibits will give patrons an immediate experience of historic material while digitization will provide online access through our website and the Long Island Memories Project sponsored by Long Island Library Resources Council.

Our history center’s inaugural event titled “Sincerely Yours, Francis Hodgson Burnett”, will feature Manhasset Author and one time resident, Francis Hodgson Burnett and highlight Women’s History Month March 2015.

Our second exhibit in Nov. 2015, “For Those Who Served Civil War (19c)

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to WWII (20c)”, featured items from our archive and materials collected from veterans and their family members in the community.

Our upcoming exhibit, “Life Around Manhasset Bay” will explore the following topics: industry around our harbors (whaling, shell fishing, shipbuilding and marinas), sports, recreation, social life (sailing, yacht clubs) and historic homes and their owners.

In addition, the history center is the digitization of the local Manhasset newspapers dating from 1920s to the present.

Digitizing our newspapers will provide access to historic material from remote locations and opportunities for student and scholars to work with primary documents.

We have developed a web page on our library site to host the history center.

Visit manhassetlibrary.org/history for more information.

Maggie Gough, Director Manhasset Public Library

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the matrimonial Center 400 County Seat Drive (Second Floor) Mineola, NY 11501 Phone: (516) 493-3444 nassau County Offices: Department of Public Works 1194 Prospect Avenue Westbury, NY 11590 Phone: (516) 571-9600 Commissioner: Shila Shah-Gavnoudias Department of emergency management

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Come gather ‘round museums our table african american museum

110 North Franklin Street Hempstead, NY 11550 (516) 572-0730 the american airpower museum at Republic 1230 New Highway Farmingdale, NY 11735 (631) 293-6398 the american Guitar museum

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holocaust memorial & tolerance Center of nassau County 100 Crescent Beach Road Glen Cove, NY 11542 (516) 571-8040 Long Island Children’s museum 11 Davis Avenue Garden City, NY 11530 (516) 224-5800

Cow neck Peninsula historical society 336 Port Washington Blvd.Port Washington NY 11050 516-365-9074 www.cowneck.org

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Polish american museum

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A history of the Manhasset Library Compiled by Florine Polner, 2007 1910: Andres J. Onderdonk attempts to buy property on Northern Blvd. and Plandome Road to build a civic center and library as a memorial to his sisters. Because of difficulty in coming to an understanding with the owners of the property, the idea does not come to fruition.

1935: Elizabeth A. Bliss revives interest in a library by contacting several wealthy residents to establish a privately endowed institution. As a result, interest in establishing a library is revived.

1936-37: Mitchell Luther carries on extensive research as to types of libraries, costs, locations, personnel and equipment Headquarters are set up at 351 Plandome Road.

1937-38: A survey about the feelings for or against a new library is generally favorable. The plan is to create an Association Library by collection of monies from private individuals. Later, it would become a Public Library, supported by the taxpayers. By January 1938 more than 200 sponsors have agreed to money donations and plans get underway with Mitchell Luther as chairman.

1938: After various benefits are held in the community, interest is high and the actual drive is postponed until February 1938 to allow for proper organization of forces.

Feelings shift from an Association Library to a Public Library entirely supported by taxes.

This decision is made only three weeks before the vote and there is not time to lay the matter before the public, but it is decided to go ahead with the vote anyway.

June 14 1938: A vote is held for the proposition of the Library. It is turned down by a vote of 24Z against and 86 for. One problem was the last minute change from an Association to a Public Library; another was that many new families in the town felt that their current taxes were already all they could handle. The committee, however, continues to meet and to publicize the need for a library in Manhasset.

1942-44: It is felt that sufficient interest exists for a new Library, so the committee begins to marshal its forces once again. The North Shore branch of the American Association of University Women, the Manhasset Kiwanis Club and the Manhasset Chamber of Commerce declare their interest in the project. In December 1944 a meeting is held at the home of the Rev. Oscar Maddaus, which includes representatives from all the organizations and churches in Manhasset. The AAUW agrees to sponsor the new movement and the old group, headed by Mr. Luther, agrees to work with the new group March 1946: The new Manhasset Public Library opens in a rented store on Plandome Road with an initial book collection of 1,500 volumes and two small reading tables.

Manhasset’s population is 13,000. Ruth Cowell is the first Library Director. In the first month 631 borrowers register and 915 books are loaned.

October 1950: The Library serves a pop-

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ulation of 14,000 and has 3,339 registered borrowers. Books number 10,573 volumes with an annual circulation of 48,350 books.

The trustees propose a permanent home for the Manhasset Public Library on a sit on Onderdonk Ave., which was acquired in 1949 as a gift from Sol G. Atlas. The cost of the bond issue will be $150,000.

January 18, 1965: A referendum for $60,000 to purchase property adjoining the Library for additional parking space is approved.

of building a new Library. A referendum will be held for $13.6 million.

Public meetings are held for the purpose of presenting the plans for a new Library to the public. There is controversy in the community regarding both the need for a new library and the cost.

A referendum vote is held. 3,255 votes are cast and the referendum is defeated by 33 votes, 1,611for and 1,644 against.

The Board of Trustees reviews ways to provide an improved Library facility at a lower cost. Three citizen advisory committees are formed to advise the Board and to make recommendations. Controversy continues through letters to the Manhasset Press and with elections of new Trustees.

The Board of Trustees considers two sites for a possible new building: Christ Church Parish Hall and the Village Bath Club. Appraisals of both properties are commissioned.

Environmental assessment of the Village Bath Club is initiated and architectural firm of Beatty, Harvey and Assoc. are hired to prepare a Feasibility Study. Focus groups are organized and their first meeting takes place on November 29.

Christ Church Parish House site is chosen for a new library. Preliminary estimate for building a new Library is $9 million.

Trustees go ahead with Phase I environmental study and traffic assessment of the site.

Library bid of $2.65 million for the Christ Church property is accepted. Public meeting is held on February 11, attracting a standing-room-only crowd.

Ruth Cowell, the first Director of the Library, dies in Longwood, Florida at the age of 85.

September 1, 1972: Director Ruth Cowell retires. She is succeeded by Elaine Seaton who serves as Director until 1982.

March - June 1995: Controversy continues as residents air their feelings both pro and con in The Manhasset Press.

October 24, 1950: A vote is held for the Library proposition. The referendum passes.

July 1952: The new Library building opens on Onderdonk Avenue. Plans call for the development of the unfinished basement area in the early 1960’s to bring book capacity up to 60,000 volumes and reader seating to 100.

October 1960: The Board of Trustees proposes a plan for the completion of the Library. There are now 7,250 borrowers, 33,300 books and circulation is up to 131,000. The basement area will be utilized for a new Children’s Room and additional shelving for adult books. Air conditioning will be installed. The cost will be approximately $165,000.

October 27, 1960: A vote is held to vote on the proposition. The proposition passed.

1962: The library expansion is completed.

1973: Sunday openings begin.

1974: The Friends of the Manhasset Public Library is organized.

September 1981: 516 votes are cast in a Referendum for $495,000 to provide a meeting room below ground level. The Referendum is approved, 297 to 219.

1982: Sylvia Levin is appointed Director of the Library. September 1983 The new Community/Meeting Room opens.

February 4, 1995: The Library celebrates its 40’h anniversary by dedicating the Reading Patio in remembrance of Donald Richardson of Greentree Estates. There is also a party and the premier presentation of A Cantata in Praise of Books by Jeanne Singer. The Library now has a collection of 90,000 books 7,200 records and cassettes, 326 magazines, 18 newspapers, and 15, 800 pamphlets Reference librarians answer over 24,500 questions every year. 17,000 people attend nearly 700 library programs in the Community Room.

Marian P. Robertson is appointed Director of the Library.

The Trustees sign an agreement for the Library to purchase the property where the Christ Church Parish stands for the purpose

May 21, 1995: Library celebrates its anniversary with a gala Street Fair with a kickoff parade from the train station. Master of Ceremonies, Ken Howard, presides over a party which includes a used book sale, music, raffles, children’s activities, a photo exhibit and refreshments.

June 2000: Trustees hold an open house to answer questions from the community concerning a new building.

Referendum vote for $8.8 million new Library is held in the Community Room.

2,810 votes are cast. Referendum is rejected by 48 votes, 1,429 against, 1,381 for.

At their monthly meeting, Trustees announce that they will try to improve the present building as much as possible, but warn that results will be less than satisfactory.

Library officially goes online. Card catalog is dismantled in favor of four online computers for public use.

Trustees consider various options to expand and update present building.

Trustees again present residents with four choices for solutions to the library space problem: Repair the current building, repair and expand the current building, try again for the Christ Church property, or build a joint library with North Hills. A mailing outlining these options is mailed to the community.

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Open forums are held at the Library to answer questions about the future of the Library. It is decided to again pursue the Christ Church option.

Christ Church offer is withdrawn. Library space problem is temporarily put on hold, pending reassessment of the options.

Library now has 130,000 books, 13,312 audio/visual materials, 379 titles of magazines and newspapers.

There are 7, 471 registered borrowers. Circulation for the year is 185,779, and 19,722 reference questions were answered in the last year. 292 programs are held and attendance at these programs numbers 18,846.

Board of Trustees continues to explore alternatives for upgrading the present Library building.

August 2004: Trustees seek residents input on four new proposals for the Library: Repair and expand the present building adding 9,600 sq. ft. and additional parking at an approximate cost of $1 million, rebuild ihe existing building, enlarging it to 32,000 sq. ft. at a cost of $12.8 million, build a new Library on the adjacent Adam Art site at a cost of $14.5 million, or build a new Library at the old Village Bath Club at a cost of $14.5 million. Controversy reigns as residents express their opinions in The Manhasset Press.

Sabena Airlines building on Northern Blvd. is offered for sale to the Library.

Public forums are held to examine options for new building.

Trustees decide to develop a design for a new building on the site of Adam Art. It will be approximately 32,000 sq.ft. and will have parking for 95 cars at an estimated cost of $15 million.

Trustees move ahead on plan for new building. Space planner is consulted, architects are developing a plan, Environmental Quality Review has been conducted, Traffic study has been completed, and negotiations are in progress for the purchase of the Brown property, currently leased by Adam Art. Trustees present its plan for a new Manhasset Library at a meeting on June 11.

A public referendum will be held. There will be 92 parking spaces, and the building will total approximately 38,700 sq. ft. on four levels, one below ground and three above with a total cost of $17.8 million, with $16.8 million financed with a tax-exempt bond issue and the rest taken from the Library’s reserve fund.

Library building closes in Oct 26 to remove mold that has been discovered in several areas. Library reopens on Nov. 5.

Community Room sustains water damage and closes for cleanup and installation of new carpeting.

Trustees hold two public meetings to discuss the proposed new building. Manhasset residents continue to express their opinions, both pro and con in The Manhasset Press.The referendum is set for March 19.

The vote is successful, 2371 in favor and 1041 against. Final approval is received from Albany.

Construction begins on the new Library building.

Information provided by The History Center at the Manhasset Public Library.

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TOWN HALL cONSTRUcTION, mANHASSET, 1906. On May 23, 1905, the town board held a meeting to decide which village, among Mineola, Manhasset, and Roslyn, would have the new town hall. After five ballots, Roslyn and Manhasset were tied with three votes each. On the sixth ballot, Manhasset was declared the winner, with four votes to Roslyn’s two. The Plandome Road site was chosen because of its central location and proximity to the railroad station across the street. Luther Birdsall of Roslyn was selected as the architect. Workers from Smull & Walsh of Port Washington are seen here clearing the land and building sidewalks. (Courtesy of North Hempstead Archives.)

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Herricks Superintendent Fino Mineola, Sewanhaka, East Willishave a ton and New Hyde Park-Garden Celano said that students for City Park school districts have all lot of “empathy and respect” seen populations of minority stu- each other because of the district’s dents increase from the 2005-06 diversity.

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The men of the village were arranged into six squads, each of sufficient number to move and operate the fire fighting equipment.

They appointed a fire chief, and captains were named to head up each squad.

The assembled squads were known as the Plandome Hose and Chemical Company.

Their hand-drawn fire apparatus was limited to a single hose reel and a chemical engine, which was essentially a fortygallon soda-acid fire extinguisher.

Both carts were stored in the basement of the village hall.

The fire alarm was the split ring iron gong that still stands today, suspended between two locust posts on the north side of the building.

One squad at a time served as the designated “alarm” squad with the duty rotating monthly.

Residents were instructed that the captain of the duty squad “should be notified at once of any fire”.

The duty captain would then hustle to the village hall and sound the alarm by striking the ring with a hammer kept there for that purpose.

His squad was to report there and pull the two carts to the fire, while the others assembled at the scene.

This plan proved to be woefully inadequate. Over the next several years the Manhasset Fire Company responded to each of the five house fires that occurred in the village.

Residents felt dependent on Manhasset to cover any serious fire in Plandome, and by 1920 many were urging that the arrangement should be formalized.

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with vigor. They scheduled a special meeting with all male residents requested to attend and discuss how to provide fire protection for the village.

Notice of this meeting seemed to reinvigorate the self-reliant nature of Plandome’s citizenry.

In the words of one: “Let us organize the fire department first. We cannot depend on outsiders.”

The meeting on Dec. 11, 1920 set in motion a total remake. A committee was appointed to properly organize the volunteer fire department, purchase a motorized fire truck, and install an electric fire siren.

Funds would be solicited from the residents by subscription to a fire protection fund. Within two months, most of that was accomplished.

The keystone event took place on Feb. 12, 1921 at a beefsteak dinner hosted by trustee Jesse Ricks.

With the Village officials and all who volunteered to serve in attendance, the occasion was declared a “special meeting of the fire department”.

The board appointed a fire chief and treasurer for the new organization and officially designated all who attended as its members.

During the next few years the foundational structure of the Plandome Fire De-

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Originally funded only by contributions, the department was fully integrated as an agency of the village in 1925.

The board assumed its proper statutory role for supervision of the department and appointed its first fire commissioner to direct that function.

Over the first half-century, there were several down turns when participation ebbed and the Department came close to collapse.

But each time, 1927, 1936, and again in 1959, whenever alternatives for fire service coverage were suggested, Plandome volunteers rose up and said, “we can do this ourselves.”

Through the last fifty years, that attitude and dedication has continued to improve the department professionally and technically.

What began as a loosely formed brigade, with primitive hand-drawn equipment, evolved into a highly developed organization operating sophisticated 15-ton engines.

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OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • LUNCH & DINNER

It’s the perfect place to go for the perfect lunch or dinner.

Prix Fixe Dinner - $22.95 Prix Fixe Lunch - $15.95 3 Courses

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Catering can be tailored to events of any size or budget. We offer a wide variety of menus & planning services to ensure that your event will be enjoyable. Our stall will deliver & set up your affair.

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On Tap Beers to Choose From GREENS IRISH PUB has consistently been one of the best and friendliest places around to enjoy an evening out. Whether you need a freshly prepared homemade meal, or simply want to enjoy some live entertainment or sports programming.

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HAPPY HOUR EVERYDAY from 4:00pm to 7:00pm Tuesday Happy Hour Special - 2 for 1 Beers and Well Liquor Drinks We can accommodate up to 70 guests for your special event Catering services are our specialty

436 Plandome Rd., Manhasset S78

516-570-6220 / www.greensirishpub.com

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