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FORTY CENTS
Bethpage Continues Battle
For Stewart Avenue Light
By Linda Mangano
While this subject is extremely
difficult to write about I feel as
though something needs to be
said now. As the community of
Bethpage has had to face the
aftermath of yet another tragic
accident on our roadways this
November, we need to take
strong and swift action to try our
best to insure that this never
happens again. Yet, I ask myself
how can we prevent this from
shattering the lives of another
family? Do we need more lights
on Stewart Avenue ? Do we need
speed bumps, stop signs or speed
indicators ? Well let me start by
saying that in my opinion we do
need another traffic light on
Stewart Avenue. The stretch of
roadway is far to open and
allows for drivers of all ages to
accelerate to a higher rate of
speed before they come in
contact with another traffic light.
Yet I think that in conjunction
with this traffic light we need
something more. We need to
change the mindset of our young
drivers and we need to change it
fast. History has repeated itself
in Bethpage. Just a short while •
ago the young and promising
lives of three Bethpage boys were
lost. Their families were left
never to be the same. We all
witnessed this community come
together. And we all tried our
best to comfort those most
effected and heal their hearts.
And yet in spite of that loss and
tragedy, in spite of wristbands
and bumper stickers, which were
supposed to remind us of that
loss, we were forced to face it
once again with the loss of two
more children. While newspapers
and television broadcasts have
deemed Stewart Avenue as a
lethal stretch of roadway I
believe it is also a lethal frame of
mind. It is a lethal notion to think
that anyone can travel at a high
speed and yet be able to control
a car. We need to talk to each
and every student of our school
district, from the elementary
level through the high school
level. We need to educate them .
as to the dangers of speed as well
as the safety precautions which
need to be taken when driving a
car. We need to show them
driving footage and pictures of
accidents and perhaps everyone
should be mandated to take a
defensive driving course so that
we can finally ' drive' the
message home. I truly believe
that we need another light on
Stewart Avenue. But we need the
additional light along with
something else and that
something else is education! It
has to start in the minds of our
children and much in the same
way as we preach that drugs,
alcohol and smoking are lethal
we too must preach that a car is
a weapon and that when
someone sits behind the wheel of
an automobile they need to be
cautious and mind full of the
dangers as well as responsibility
that they have when putting their
foot to the gas pedal and turning
that ignition key. Maybe we need
to have a car placed on the High
School lawn. Maybe that is the
reminder that we all need, adults
as well, because adults are
certainly not exempt, You would
think that the faces and smiles of
the children we have lost in this
community would be a haunting
and never fading reminder. Yet
we were wrong. We can't be
wrong again. We need another
light on Stewart Avenue and we
need to educate EVERYONE as
to the dangers, responsibility and
hazards of driving a car. If we do
all that then perhaps we can say
that we tried our hardest to
prevent another tragedy from
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BUZZARD 05!
It's ' Snow Wonder' thatBretton's Deli was open for business
at 6AM on Sunday morning. It's clear that the Blizzard of 2005
didn't have these dedicated deli guys " loafing" around.
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While everyone raced to the supermarkets for, you guessed
it, milk and bread, huge piles of snow made life difficult for
shoppers and shopping carts alike.
Mother Nature certainly gave us her best one- two punch with this
weekend's blizzard.. Although estimates around the Island vary,
forecasters believe that the Bethpage area was hit with nearly 16
inches of fluffy white snow. And not only was Long Island forced to
deal with blinding hours of snowfall, we were also treated to an Arctic-blast
of freezing temps which made staying indoors the smart way to
deal with the Blizzard of 2005.
The streets of Broadway, and Stewart Avenue looked almost
cloudlike as high winds and blowing snow made for zero visibility. At
times, wind gusts were said to have hit the 50mph mark, which created
drifts that were nearly 3 feet tall.
Although this was our first " BIG" snou/ all, the Farmers Almanac
calls for significant snowfall in our region from mid February to early
March. So it seems that we are in for a long and cold winter. My
advice is stock up on the hot chocolate and long Johns!
COMMUNITY EVENTS
Basics of e- Bay Auctions Seminar
Whether you are interested in
turning trash into cash, cleaning out
your attic or garage or starting a
home- based sideline, online
auctions have become the hot
pastime of millions.
Although there are many other
Internet auction sites to choose
from, eBay remains the top choice
by far for those who want to
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This ninety- minute mini course,
offered by Fred Kahn, will take place
at the library on Tuesday, February
1st at 7: 30 P. M. Mr. Kahn will
introduce you to the world of online
auctions, with an emphasis on e-
Bay. Admission is free and everyone
is welcome to attend.
Upcoming Sunday Entertainment
On Sunday, January 30 at 2: 00
P. M. the Town of Oyster Bay
Department of Community and
Youth Services, Cultural and
Performing Arts division as part of
CAPA's 2004- 2005 Distinguished
Artists Concert Series and the
Bethpage Library will cosponsor the
SOMETHING SPECIAL BIG BAND -
considered to be one of the finest
swing/ jazz bands. The Band has
been featured at many of the major
music and jazz festivals throughout
the New York Metropolitan area and
has made many recordings to date.
The highly talented band consists of
five saxes, four trombones, four
trumpets and a full rhythm section,
including blues singer Gwen
Cleveland. All members of the band
are professional musicians and most
of them have performed with the
great swing bands. Admission is
free.
Mark Sunday, February 6 at 2: 00
P. M. for a delightful afternoon of
music with the talented young
singer Nina Berman. Nina has
appeared at the Bethpage Library in
the past to great acclaim. Don't miss
her wonderful return performance.
Admission is free and Bethpage
School District # 21 residents will be
seated first; out- of- area residents as
space permits. A Bethpage library
card is a ticket of admission for the
holder and a companion.
Upcoming Afternoon Programs
The Bethpage Public Library
presents a varied and interesting
roster of afternoon programs on a
continuing basis at the library. Mark
329 Broadway, Bethpage ( 516) 681- 0440
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the following dates on your calendar
and plan to attend. Admission is free
and everyone is welcome to attend.
Save Tuesday, February 8 at
2: 00 P. M. for a timely and interesting
program as part of the Bethpage
Library's MAJOR CURRENT
ISSUES series. The program is
entitled Presidential Leadership
Styles from FDR to George W.
Bush" presented by Dr. Michael
D'lnnocenzo, Professor of History at
Hofstra. He will discuss how these
twelve leaders compare in terms of
six key qualities of presidential
leadership: Communication Ability;
Organizational Capacity, Political
Skill; Vision; Cognitive Style and
Emotional Intelligence. To what
extent can lessons from the best
and the worst examples help us to
make choices in the present and
into the future? Don't miss this
important presentation!
On Thursday, February 10 at
2: 00 P. M. as part of the library's
CONVERSATIONS WITH MUSIC
series, music historian Frank P.
Carbonara will present a program
entitled " Don Giovanni A- Z" which
will examine in depth Mozart's
operatic masterpiece.
The library is located at 47 Powell
Avenue, three blocks west of Exit
# 8 on the Seaford- Oyster Bay
Expressway ( Route # 135), phone
516- 931- 3907.
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Richard S. Segerdahl Middle School
Join or Renew & BJ's will donate $ 5 back to the school!
If renewing, BJ's will add 15 months to your current expiration date.
Offer only valid on day of event ( Jan 29th)
Kids... come down and have your face painted & make your
own Mardi Gras Masks to keep or donate to a children's
charity!
$ 1 Hot Dogs & Soda Sale ( All proceeds go to our Adopt- A- School)
Enter our door raffle to win a DVD Player!
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Property Tax Exemption
Outreach Seminar
The last few months have
brought quite a number of changes
in procedures at the Nassau County
Department of Assessment. In an
effort to bring as many services as
possible to residents right in their
own neighborhoods, the Bethpage
Library is pleased to sponsor the
Nassau County Taxpayer Assistance
Division and Community Outreach
Program on Tuesday, February 15 at
7: 30 P. M.
Meet Chairman Harvey B.
Levinson, who will explain in
layman's terms the method used in
assessing property, how to compute
your own property taxes, the senior
citizen and exemption law, how to
file applications and the STAR
program. Applications for various
exemptions will be available. In
addition, if you would like to grieve
your taxes, Mr. Levinson will tell you
how to proceed.
This is an informative program
that no Nassau taxpayer should
miss! Admission is free and
everyone is welcome to attend.
Lifetime Pilates Class
Why has Pilates become so
popular? Because it works! Certified
Fitness Trainer, Certified Pilates
Instructor, and Specialist in Fitness
for Older Adults, Terry Muldoon, will
help you achieve improved posture,
strengthen muscles, improve
flexibility, and tone your body so that
it is healthy and strong at any age!
Each class includes a stress-reducing
relaxation segment to
strengthen your mental skills and
keep you motivated to stay healthy!
Excellent for both men and women
of all ages and all fitness levels -
modifications are provided for
beginners.
6 week Mon. eve. Session
begins on 1/ 24 and 3/ 21 at the
Bethpage Public Library - 7: 30 p. m.
tues. 6: 30 pm and Thurs. 6: 30
pm at KMLI Studio, Hicksville. - Try a
class for FREE - you will love it!
Wed. eve. 9 week class in Is.
Trees Adult Ed., Levittown beqins
3/ 2.
Call Terry for registration info. &
other classes at 516- 643- 6311 or
visit www. LifetimePlan. com.
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Bethpage Baseball Association
Presents
Las Vegas Night
Saturday, February 12, 2005
8: 00pm to Midnight
Catholic War Veterans Hall
517 Central Ave., Bethpage
Enjoy a fun- filled evening of simulated
Black Jack, Roulette, Craps,
Poker and Slot Machines with your
friends and neighbors
Hot Buffet with DJ and Dancing
Beer, Wine and Soda Included
Cash Bar for Mixed brinks
$ 50.00 pp Admission
Purchased in Advance
( Net proceeds will benefit Bethpage Baseball and
Softball Programs)
For Tickets please call
Tom & Dolores © alio 935- 7609
Parent Workshop on
Sensory Development
Two- year old Chrissy doesn't like
to take a bath and screams when her
hair is washed. Matthew doesn't
want to wear long sleeves or long
pants, even when it is winter.
Jennifer is a finicky eater and will
only eat certain foods. Come learn
about your toddler's sensory
development - what is typical, how
you can help him/ her and when you
should be concerned.
This parenting workshop is
presented by early childhood
specialists on Wednesday, February
2 from 7: 30 p. m. - 9: 00 pm at Variety
Child Learning Center, 47
Humphrey Drive, Syosset, NY
11791 ( Workshop Fee: $ 5 per
family) R. S. V. P. Registration is
limited! Please call Mary Bastone at
( 516) 921- 7171, ext. 2143 to
register.
Dr. Duffy Spencer, well- known
specialist in self- esteem and positive
change management will present an
informative seminar at the Bethpage
Library entitled ' The Courage to Let
Go" on Tuesday, February 8 at 7: 30
P. M. Dr. Spencer will help you
Dr. Duffy Spencer Seminar
answer the questions: Is stuff
cluttering your life? Are people
cluttering your life? Let Dr. Spencer
help you to find the courage to let
go... so you can get " unstuck and
free up your energy.
Talking With Kids About AIDS
Talking with Kids about AIDS is a
vital but sensitive issue for parents
and families. Adults who care about
kids and wish to pass on the
information to others are invited to
participate in a free two- day training
on this topic given by Cornell
Cooperative Extension of Nassau
County. The two- day course will be
held at 239 Fulton Ave.,
Hempstead, on Thursday, February
10 and 17, 2005, from 9: 00 AM to
4: 30 PM. Training materials are
included. To register, or for more
information, call Susan Young at
( 516) 292- 7990, Ext. 21.
Organizations may call to arrange
training at their site for groups of ten
or more.
Free Orientation Session For
Those Interested in Day Care
Free Orientation session for
those interested in becoming a NYS
registered Child Day Care Provider
through the Little Flower Day Care
Network. Applicants must be 18
years of age and over. This is a
perfect opportunity to start a family
day care business while caring for
your own children. Thursday,
February 3, 2005 from 9: 45 AM to
12 Noon at Westhampton Free
Library, 7 Library Avenue,
Westhampton Beach, NY. For
further info call 631- 929- 6200, ext.
239.
Mid- Island YJCC Hosts
Bagel Breakfast For Families of
Children With Special Needs
Enjoy a light breakfast with the
staff of the Mid- Island Y Jewish
Community Center ( 45 Manetto Hill
Rd., Plainview) and learn about the
many programs available to children
with special needs on Sunday,
February 6 at 10: 30 a. m. Children
will be entertained while the parents
have an opportunity to ask
questions and discuss
programming. Every family that
attends will receive a discount
voucher towards admission to the
JCC's Family Magic Show taking
place that day at 2 p. m.
Pre- registration is required by
Feb. 3rd. To register or for more
information about this free
information meeting, please call
Dennis Feuerstein at 516- 822-
3535, x 321.
The Mid- Island Y JCC is a non­profit
community center offering
programs for children, adults,
seniors, singles and teens. The Mid-
Island Y JCC is a beneficiary of UJA-Federation
of New York. For more
information about the JCC, visit the
website at www. miyjcc. org.
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Remember the old song ' Little
Things Mean a Lot?' Well, our
fighting men in Afghanistan and Iraq
are not issued certain things by the
government. Here are some of the
things they can use:
Q- Tips, gum, tic tacs, underwear
( Long John's), hot packs - hand
warmers, zip lock bags, desenex,
murine for the eyes, phone cards,
heavy socks. This stuff does not '
come under the G. I. issue.
If you remember another song
that Lou Monte sang about George
Washington, when he sang " Martha
made some pizza pies and now they
are cold as ice, we can sell them to
the Indians at only half the price.
And then he said No Tenga Nuton
which means in Italian I have no
underwear" so even George
Washington did not get issued
certain needed commodities.
So if you intend to send a
package over to our fighting men
here are some good ideas of what to
send.
Our county level VFW will make
up packages with these items for the
comfort of our fighting men. Any
help from our local people of course
will help immensely. In the case that
you would like to send an item, it can
be turned over to our Butehom
Bros. Post and the county level
would get it and forward it on.
The Bethpage Post meets on
every 2nd and 4th Tuesday at the
Police Boys Club on Stewart Ave.
and Central. It is the second building
after the police booth, and they
meet at 8 PM. Our community has
always responded well to help in any
way they can. All us old soldiers are
very proud of our community
people. It always brings back
memories of Joan Poppe. May she
rest in peace.
Letter To The Editor
Hello Linda,
How many nights have parents been faced with children who spike a high
fever late at night, or fall off their bed and break an arm, or suffer from an
unusual rash? They call their pediatrician, who gives them advice over the
phone, but, if they need urgent care - it means a trip to the ER.
Not anymore. Dr. Jeffrey Schor, Pediatric Emergency Expert, has created
a new solution called PM Pediatrics. The facility is staffed with Pediatric
Emergency Specialists, stocked with state of the art equipment sized for
children 0- 21 yrs ( including digital radiology system) and is all set in child
friendly ocean- front resort thematic design complete with live fish, digital
entertainment and " under the sea" exam rooms. PM Pediatrics is open 365
days a year with hours with compliment the primary pediatrician: 5PM-Midnight
Mon- Fri. Noon- Midnight Weekends and Holidays.
Attached is a release covering PM Pediatrics. If you are interested in
visiting the facility and interviewing Dr. Schor please contact me at 917- 592-
1313.
Best Regards,
Mindy Germain
Partner
G& M Communications
vicmindy@ optonline. net
Dear Bethpage Community Residents:
The Bethpage Board of Education would like to provide an opportunity for
interested community residents to participate in this year's budget
development process. This process will begin in February and conclude with
the adoption of the proposed budget by the Board in April.
There are two opportunities to participate. All community residents are
invited to attend our regular Board of Education meetings. At these
meetings, the Board will discuss the various budget areas. In addition, this
year the Board is forming a Budget Advisory Committee. The ideal committee
will be made up of no more than 20- 23 residents who represent the various
constituencies of our community. This includes residents without children, as
well as parent representatives who will be chosen by the PTA. This
committee will meet immediately after the regular Board budget meetings.
There will be approximately four meetings planned that should be no longer
than two hours in duration. This committee will be moderated by a Board
member. The Administration will be in attendance to review the entire
budget. Discussion and questions will be encouraged. Ultimately, the task of
this committee is to provide a more detailed level of input to the Board, so that
the proposed budget will be supported by the community in May.
If you are interested in participating as a member of the Budget Advisory
Committee, please call Marlene Jannotta in the Superintendent's Office at
644- 4001, or Cindy Morris in the Assistant Superintendent for Business'
Office at 644- 4030.
The Board of Education will choose the committee from the volunteers
and contact you. If you are interested, please call no later than Friday,
February 4.
We look forward to a productive and inclusive budget process. Thank you.
Sincerely,
Tom Frost, President
Board of Education
Online With Mary McCaffery
Patriotism Fueled By Courage
In an era when military service is clearly more dangerous than it has been in
the past, two young men from Bethpage - 2004 graduates of our high school
- enlisted in the United States Army.
Pvt. 1st Class Adam Drobecker - trained with the 82nd Airborne and is
currently stationed at Fort Benning in Georgia awaiting orders.
Pvt. Eddie Chester graduated from Fort Jackson AIT where he learned to
repair Blackhawk helicopters. He is currently stationed at Fort Eustis in
Virginia awaiting orders.
Whether inspired by the assault on America on September 11, 2001 or
patriotism instilled in them by their families and deepened through their
studies in school, these fine young men have the courage to face the
enormous challenges inherent in military service. They are committed to " be
all that they can be" and to achieve that goal through service to our country.
God bless them both and keep them safe.
Kudos For TOB Snow Removal
by Councilwoman Mary McCaffery
From the women in the " War Room" handling the phone bank to the men
manning the plows, the staff of the Highway Departments, Sanitation and
support secretarial staff did a tremendous job over the past weekend -
clearing our streets and responding to emergency situations and inquiries
about the plowing.
Deputy Commissioner Richard Betz and his well- trained staff responsible
for removing the snow from 800 miles of roads and handling residents'
complaints were on duty 24/ 7 from 2: 00 PM on Sunday through late Monday
afternoon. This round- the- clock service is typical of the dedicated men and
women working in various capacities throughout the Town.
Residents can help in the snow removal.
( 1) Park your car( s) in your driveway
( 2) When shoveling your driveway, pile the snow on the left side so that
when the plow comes through, they won't push all the shoveled snow back
Councilwoman McCaffery visited the " War Room" where residents'
complaints/ requests were duly written down and responded to. In
emergency situations, the request for plowing is radioed to the nearest
worker. In other situations, the questions/ complaint is written down and will
be addressed as soon as the snow emergency is over.
As I was leaving, Terry said, " This man is calling to say ' thank you ' Several
of the other women also had thank you calls from thoughtful and grateful
residents - a note would be nice also.
Running Club Presents
Check to Bretton Bowl
Pictured here, Gary Bretton ( C) accepts the check from
Carter, DeLuca, Farrell & Schmidt Ho Ho Ho Holiday Run Co-
Directors Joe Sturgess ( L) and Bob Sherman ( R).
Among the highlights of the
January 18 meeting of the Greater
Long Island Running Club was the
presentation of a check in the
amount of $ 1500 to the Bretton
Bowl Fund.
The donation to the Bretton Bowl
Fund came from the net proceeds of
the 2004 Carter, DeLuca, Farrell &
Schmidt Ho Ho Ho Holiday Run that
was held on the roads of Bethpage
in December of 2004. Bretton Bowl
President Gary Bretton was on hand
at the meeting to accept the check.
This is the 16th consecutive year of
the partnership between the
Running Club and the Bretton Bowl.
In addition to the Bretton Bowl
Fund, other beneficiaries of the
2004 Bethpage Run included The
Tender Loving Care Foundation for
neonatal care and the Maurer
Foundation for Breast Health
Education.
Carbon Monoxide Incident
Injures Three Residents
Not Too Late to Have Flu Shots
On Thursday, Jan. 20, 2005 at
7: 48 am, Bethpage fire dispatcher
Larry Krummenacker received a call
from the resident at 13 Silber Ave.
reporting " smoke in the house." The
Bethpage Volunteer Fire
Department was immediately
alerted. Third Assistant Chief Dale
Schultz arrived within minutes and
announced that there was smoke
coming from the chimney. This
appeared to be an oil burner
emergency. First Assistant Chief
Greg Patsos arrived and assumed
command. A search of the house
indicated dangerously high levels of
carbon monoxide ( 300- 500 parts
per million). The three occupants of
the house complained of headache
and dizziness; the classic symptoms
of carbon monoxide poisoning.
Chief Patsos requested an
ambulance to respond forthwith.
Firefighters proceeded to ventilate
the house in an effort to expel the
dangerous gases.
The homeowner said they were
awakened by the SMOKE detector,
even though they also have a
carbon monoxide detector. Smoke
had already banked down about half
way from the ceiling. These
occupants were lucky to have
awakened as most carbon monoxide
deaths occur while the victims sleep.
The three family members - a 36
year old male, a 68 year old female
and a 67 year old male - were
transported via Bethpage Fire Dept.
ambulance to Nassau University
Medical Center for possible
treatment in their hyperbaric
chamber.
Assistant Chief Schultz took this
opportunity to caution residents of
Bethpage to check their carbon
monoxide detectors and heating
system. The most common source
of carbon monoxide problems is the
home's hearing system. Assistant
Chief Patsos thanked the 25
volunteers who responded to this
emergency in the frigid weather.
There were no firefighter injuries
reported.
With hospital emergency rooms
reporting heavy numbers of flu and
flu- like illnesses, the Nassau County
Department of Health reminds
residents that it is not too late to get
a flu shot.
With the majority of Nassau
County physicians reporting that
their patients, 65 and over, and
those in the high priority groups
have been vaccinated, Nassau
County is now recommending
vaccine for all residents, ages 50
and over, and household contacts
and caretakers of all individuals in
the high priority groups. This
recommendation is in keeping with
the revised guidelines from the
Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention ( CDC) and the New York
State Department of Health.
" In Nassau County we continue
to hear some residents who say they
have not been able to get
vaccinated or that it is too late in the
season for vaccination," said Dr.
David Ackman, Commissioner of
Health. " Typically, flu season peaks
in February and continues into early
spring. We encourage those
residents aged 50 and over and
those who care for, or live with, the
high priority groups to ask their
health care providers for the
protection the flu vaccine offers."
Nassau County is continuing to
distribute additional supplies of
vaccine when available to Nassau
County physicians for their patients.
An additional 5,000 doses are
expected later in January. Any
physician who still needs to obtain
vaccine can call the Health
Department and be put on a list
pending receipt of the vaccine.
In addition, the department is
providing flu vaccine to hospitals,
nursing homes and long term care
residential facilities to meet their
needs.
To date, since the shortage was
announced in October, Nassau
County has provided over 65,500
doses of vaccine to providers and
the public.
Health care providers in need of
flu vaccine should contact the
Nassau County Department of
Health weekdays from 9: 00 AM -
4: 30 PM at 571- 3345.
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St. Martin Basketball
This was the first season in many
years that St. Martin's has as many as
three girls basketball teams. Their
season ended January 10th. Coach
Paul Dorney led our developmental
4th grade team. The fifth and sixth
grade squads were coached by
Walter Wierzbowski and Jim
Hosford, respectively. The teams
finished in fine fashion and should
do very well in the coming years.
Special thanks to the girls' coaches
for doing an outstanding job. The
players also made major strides as
team players and showed great
sportsmanship. Also, thanks to the
fans, parents and guardians who
take the children to practice and
games and supported the girls
throughout the season.
Coach Jim Hosford's St. Martin's
sixth- grade girls were proudly
represented by Megan Hosford,
Aileen Pendergast, Julianne
Tiemey, Stephanie Ross, Katie
McGowen, Nicole Saitta, Rebecca
Hipp, Teresa Luti and Ariana
Ambrosio.
Wierzbowski's fifth- graders
finished 7- 5, winning four of their
last five games. The team jelled at
the end of the season - just missing
the playoffs. The back court duo of
the two Danielles' - Brusca and
Bergersen led the team during the
season. The girls played better each
games. Casey Wierzbowski,
Samantha Mercurio, Amanda
Castaneda and Melanie Santangelo
excelled on both ends of the court
chipping in with scoring or making
key assists or rebounds. Other key
contributors for the crew included
Christina Wing, Michelle Nendza,
Breanna Black and Sarah
Brandwein. Coach Wierzbowski was
aided by assistant Tom Brusca, who
brought energy and experience to
the team. The St. Martin Girl's
basketball teams should do very well
next year after their fine opening
season.
The St. Martin Boys season
continues for the fourth through
eighth grade.
The two fourth grade boys' teams
are playing excellent basketball in
their latest games. Coach Tom
McManus and Coach Charlene
DeCastro are doing terrific jobs with
their novice teams. McManus' crew
is led by Danny Ligowski's play
making and the strong rebounding
and solid passing of Mark Vasco.
Other key stand outs include
Connor McEllineys strong defense
and the consistent good efforts by
Justin Sabella, Ryan McManus,
Sean Ryan, Tim Wakely, Chris
DeMarco and Jonathan Gordon. Our
other 4th grade squad is also
learning the fundamentals of team
play which bodes well for next
season. Coach DeCastro has
several ball handlers she can count
on including: Eric Bergersen, Trevor
McDonald, Chuck Hoffman, Mike
Jacovelli and Johnny " G" Giannuzzi.
The rebounding is controlled by
Kevin DeCastro, Dylan Crotty, Tyler
Walsh, Zachary Licht and Kevin
Danglo. Teamwork and solid
defense is becoming the trademark
of both teams.
At the fifth grade level our two
squads are coached by Dan Gerber
and Gregg Tracy, respectively.
Playoffs start at fifth grade level and
will begin in late February for this
grade and above. The two fifth-grade
teams are vying for a one of
the three playoff spots in each
division. Gerber's record stands at 3-
3. His crew is led by Joey
Schultheis, Chris Antanucci and
Matt Zuk at guard. Nick Gerber, Chris
Seiter, Anthony Bilardi are major
contributors on both ends of the
court with sharp passing, scoring
and rebounding. Other effective
players for the squad are
newcomers Tom Stratford and Mike
Dunphy.
Tracy's " Blue" Fifth graders have
4- 2 record. Nicholas Pompanyo has
been steady at the point. At the
wings are Danny Chillianis and Joey
Walsh. They provide scoring from
the backcourt and help Pompanyo
direct the offense. Troy Tracy and
Justin Rohr are versatile players.
Both play guard or forward for coach
Tracy. The backbone of the defense
is led by front court players Paul
Bitetti, Frank Camidge and Zack
Lestrange. With the 2nd half of the
season just starting, look for both
5th- grade squads to make a run for a
playoff spot.
Lou Mayr's 6th grade squad is 4-
3 and in the thick of the playoff race.
Ed Conway's " Blue" sixth is 4- 3 and
are playing their best ball of the
season.
The seventh grade is
represented by three teams. After a
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4- 0 start, Bob Luti's team suffered a
blow when point guard Greg Luti
went down with a fractured right arm.
During the next two games, A. J.
Zonin picked up his game to help
lead the team to two more wins.
During one game Anthony Imperato
and Rich Stella each connected for
six key points. Vinnie Volpe nailed
six baskets in the second contest.
After being out for a long stretch
with a cast, Luti was back with the
team. With a balanced attack and a
full compliment of players the " Blue"
squad extended their record to 8- 0
and is in first place. Kyle Tracy has
been outstanding all season. He
leads the team in scoring and
rebounding and has shut down the
opponent's top big man time and
again. Jesse Signa has aided the
impressive run with stellar defense
against the opponent's top player
and adding solid passing and
shooting. Scott Jackson is
beginning to get comfortable in the
offense. Jackson's soft jump shot
should help during the second half.
Another key player has been Ryan
Alford. He has been terrific in all
facets of the game. His solid play will
be missed as he is trying to
overcome a knee injury. He'll be
needed for the playoffs.
Coach Larry Reilly's 7th grade
" Gold" team is vastly improved from a
year ago. They are also fighting for a
playoff spot. Anthony Santorelli has
stepped up his play at the point and
is getting all players the basketball.
Jordan Mayr, Tom Rallis and James
Constantine are benefitting from
Santorelli's passes by scoring often.
Chris Romanelli and Conor Reilly
man the center position in different
ways. Romanelli has been taking
players to the basket to score while
Reilly is dishing off to open
teammates out of the post. Conner
McGuigan and Will Bergersen have
been playing guard and forward for
coach Reilly. Bergersen, has been
sorely missed. During a stretch of
three games he was not able to
attend two and was only 60% for the
third. With Bergersen back at 100%
and the improved team play, the
" Gold" Seventh should be able to
make a playoff drive. Not to be
overlooked for Reilly's squad is the
major improvement of John McGlynn
- especially on the boards and on
defense.
If the playoffs were to start today,
Coach Dan McGrath's " White" squad
would be in. The " White" Warriors
are 5- 3 and playing their best ball of
the year. The crew is led by the trio
of Nick Vasco, Orlando Castaneda
and Brendan Carr. They provide the
leadership and scoring for McGrath's
team. Fabio Gambino and Andrew
Klein have been stepping up their
play in each games. Dillon Lyle and
Tim Bettancourt provide strong
perimeter defense, while Nick
Murphy and Alex Vietheer have
been solid off the bench.
Andy Haugen and Tom Grillea
have been doing a great job with our
two eighth- grade squads. Both are
trying to establish the running game
to help make a push to the playoffs.
Look for more reports on our two
sixth and two eighth grade teams in
next week's article along with the
playoff drives of all our other St.
Martin's Boys teams.
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For Stewart Avenue Light
happening.
We have been denied a traffic
light on Stewart Avenue and
Beverly Road many times before
at the request of Legislator
Mangano. I am well aware of the
expense in erecting a traffic light
as well as the studies, which need
to be conducted in order to
determine if a light is needed. To
that I plainly say that the price
tag of a traffic signal doesn't
compare to the price tag of a
human life and quite frankly
instead of conducting these
elaborate traffic studies perhaps
what needs to be studied are the
faces of those lost which can be
found along the telephone poles
on Stewart Avenue.
Published in this week's
edition of the Tribune are the
letters from Legislator Edward
Mangano requesting a light as
well as the denials from the
Department of Public Works.
These letters date back to 1999.
Upon receiving another
UGRENT request from
Mangano, there is yet another
study underway to determine if in
fact we will be granted the light
at the above mentioned location.
The Commissioner of Public
Works has reported to Legislator
Mangano that we can expect to
see improvements along that
roadway sometime in the spring.
It is our hope that his request
will be granted although
Legislator Mangano has stated
that if the light is not erected this
spring that he will not give up
but instead will fight harder to
see that a light is finally erected.
Mangano is presently
organizing a Citizen's Advisory
Committee to review the findings
of the present study being
conducted by the Department of
Public Works. All those
interested in participating please
contact Legislator Ed Mangano
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Light Request and Response
December 6, 1999
( Continued in Centerfold)
NASSAU COUNTY LEGISLATURE
ONE WEST STREET
MINEOLA, NEW YORK 1 1501
( 516) 571- 6217
December 6, 1999
Commissioner John Waltz
N. C. County Department of Public Works
1550 Franklin Avenue
Mineola, NY 1 1501
Dear Commissioner Waltz,
Herewith attached please find a letter from Mr. & Mrs. Zaboras and supported by 320
other residents describing a hazardous traffic condition on Stewart Avenue in Bethpage.
Please initiate a traffic survey to address improving the intersection. I support and
encourage placing a traffic light on Stewart Avenue.
Please keep me informed of the process of improvements.
Very truly yours,
Edward P. Mangano
Nassau County Legislator
District 17
COUNTY OF NASSAU
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
MINEOLA, NEW YORK 11501- 4822
April 27, 2000
Mr. and Mrs. John Zaboras
675 Stewart Avenue
Bethpage, New York 11714
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Zaboras:
Re: TSS # 147- 99 - Stewart Avenue at Beverly Road, Bethpage
Our Traffic Engineering Unit has analyzed the results of a comprehensive traffic engineering
study of the location noted above to determine the need for installing a traffic signal.
The survey, which is based upon criteria established in the " New York State Manual of Uniform
Traffic Control Devices", took into account all activity at the location and a review of accident
data for a three- year period. In addition, a review of this data by a team of traffic engineering
specialists was made for final evaluation.
Sight distance is good, and there were no observed problems during the time of their
survey. Side street and left turn traffic volumes arc considered minimal. Gaps were
present, and the accident records dating back to January of 1996 were reviewed and did not
indicate a problem correctable by installing a traffic signal. Physical coverage is provided
for this location, and the crossing guard was observed doing an exceptional job in crossing
the children. A radar speed study was also conducted at this location v hich did indicate that
some motorists were traveling above the posted speed limit. By copy o. this letter, to include
copies of our speed study, we will contact Inspector William F. Gutersloh, lommanding Officer
of the Nassau County Police Department's Traffic Safety Unit, to monitor nis location for
whatever action is deemed necessary. Although motorists in this area were noted traveling
above the posted speed limit of 30 MPH, there were adequate gaps in traffic to allow for all
turning movements safely. Please be advised that a traffic signal is not designed to stop speeding
motorists. In fact, installing a traffic signal at a location such as this could have the reverse effect
Motorists may accelerate in order to make the signal so as not to be delayed. As a result of this
analysis, it was determined that a traffic signal is not recommended at this time.
Thank you for your concerns for traffic safety. ye ry truly yours,
\ j j h n M. Waltz, P. E. X
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ONE WEST STREET
MINEOLA, N E W YORK 1 1 50 I
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August 28. 2000
Commissioner John Waltz
N. C. County Department of Public Works
1 550 Franklin Avenue
Mineola. NY 11501
Re: 1 SS ft 147- 99 - Stewart Avenue at Beverly Road. Hethpagc.
Dear Commissioner Wall/.
I am once again writing you to reconsider the traffic engineering decision regarding the
above referenced traffic signal request. I respectfully request that the intersection be
reviewed in light of the increasing number of traffic accidents that have occurred in the
vicinity since the traffic survey dated 1/ 28/ 2000. The most recent accident resulted in a
fatality on August 23, 2000.
I strongly believe a traffic light is warranted along this well traveled roadway. The
reasons are well explained in Mr. & Mrs. John Zaboras's letter and petition, which I have
enclosed for your review.
Thank you for your consideration and cooperation in this most important matter.
Verv trulv yours.
Edward P. Mangano
Nassau County Legislator
District 17
NASSAU COUNTY
Inter- Departmental Memo
To: Honorable Edward P. Mangano, Legislator
Nassau County Legislature- District 17
From: Department of Public Works
Date: March 22, 2002
Subject; TSS # 109- 00 - Stewart Avenue at Beverly Road, Bcthpage
Traffic Engineering has completed their survey at the above referenced location, and we would like to inform
you of their findings.
The survey, which is based upon criteria established in the " New York State Manual of Uniform Traffic
Control Devices", took into account all activity at the location and a review of accident data for a three- year
period. In addition, a review of this data by a team of traffic engineering specialists was made for final
evaluation.
Sight distance is good, and there were no observed problems during the time of their survey. Side street as
well as left turn traffic volumes arc considered minimal. Gaps were present in the opposing traffic flow, and
accident records dating back to January of 1996 were reviewed and did not indicate a problem correctable
by installing a traffic signal. The accident involving the unfortunate and tragic death of a 19 year old male
mentioned in your letter was also reviewed. That report indicated speeding on a wet road as a contributing
factor involving this fatality. A traffic signal could not have prevented this type of accident. In addition,
physical coverage is provided for this location and the crossing guard was observed doing an excellent job
in crossing the children. As a result of this analysis, it was determined that a traffic signal is not
recommended at this time.
A radar speed study was also conducted at this location which did indicate that some motorists were traveling
above the posted speed limit. By copy of this memo, including copies of our speed study, we will contact
Inspector Palmer Tagle, Commanding Officer of the Nassau County Police Department's Eighth Precinct,
to monitor this location for whatever action is deemed necessary.
If you should have any further questions, please contact Joseph G. Pecora, Assistant to the Deputy
Commissioner for Traffic Engineering, at Xl- 413
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Inter- Departmental Memo
To: Honorable Edward P. Mangano, Legislator
Nassau County Legislature - District 17
From: Traffic Engineering
Date: October 31, 2000
Subject: TSS # 109- 00 - Stewart Avenue at Beverly Road, Bethpage
In keeping with County Executive Thomas S. Gulotta's desire to work closely with members
of the Legislature, this is in response to your letter dated August 28, 2000 regarding traffic
conditions at the above location.
A comprehensive traffic survey will be conducted at this location by this office. We will inform
you of the results as soon as the survey has been completed and all pertinent data has been
analyzed.
May we call your attention to the fact that this office receives numerous requests for traffic
signals. These requests are scheduled for survey as they are received. Your request will be
surveyed as expeditiously as possible. Our survey and the final decision in this matter could
take several months.
If you have any further questions on this matter, please contact this office at XI- 4134.
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AHEM) OUR GANG AWARENESS SEMINAR
TO DISCUSS WHAT CAN RE, DONE TO
COMRAT THIS GROWING PRORLEM
Nassau County Legislator Edward P. Mangano
would like to invite you to an important Gang
Awareness Seminar. Legislator Mangano and
members of the Nassau County Detectives
Association will be on hand to discuss this
growing problem at the:
PLAINEDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
200 Stewart Avenue, Bethpage
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2005 at 7: 00 PM
A Nassau County Police Sergeant recently said that there are
nearly 3,000 active gang members in Nassau County, and that
number continues to grow. In the past year, there have been
over 100 gang related incidents throughout the county. This is
an important issue that needs to be resolved as soon as possi­ble,
all are invited and encouraged to attend.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact
Legislator Mangano's Office at 571- 6217
Light Request and Response - March 28, 2003
( Continued on next page)
P. MANGANO
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March 28, 2003
Commissioner Peter Gerbasi
N. C. County Department of Public Works
1550 Franklin Avenue
Mincola, NY 11501
Re: Stewart Avenue at Beverly Road ( formally TSStf 109- 00), Bethpage,
Dear Commissioner Gerbasi,
I am once again writing regarding the above referenced intersection. 1 respectfully
request that this location be reviewed again in light of the increasing number of motor
vehicle accidents. As you are aware my request has been twice denied, most recently in a
memo dated March 22, 2002 ( enclosed herewith). Accordingly, given the seriousness of
this matter I respectfully request an expedited review.
In addition, 1 recently met with residents and Town of Oyster Bay Officials regarding
making signage improvements along Stewart Avenue, specifically at the School Zone.
Please contact me as soon as possible to arrange for the placement of new signage and
pavement markings.
Thank you for your prompt response to this most important mailer.
Very truly yours.
Edward P. Mangaffo
Nassau County Legislator Cc: Petitioners and concerned residents.
District 17
NASSAU COUNTY
Inter- Departmental Memo
To: Honorable Edward P. Mangano, Legislator
N. C. Legislature 17th LD
From: Department of Public Works
Date: June 4, 2003
Re: ( TOB- 17- 03) Stewart Avenue, Bethpage
This is in reply to your letter dated March 28, 2003 to this office regarding traffic conditions at
the above referenced location.
Previous correspondence to this office had requested a traffic investigation at the intersection of
Stewart Avenue and Beverly Avenue. As a result, we have found the problem to be a few blocks
north of Beverly Avenue at the intersection of Maple Avenue.
The investigation found that adequate advance warning exists for a curve in the roadway.
However, guide signing through the curve could be upgraded. Therefore, we have prepared
a work order to improve curve guide signing for both northbound and southbound traffic at
this location. The signs will be installed as our workload permits.
If you require any further assistance, please contact me at XI- 4292 or Joseph G. I'ecora,
Assistant to the Deputy Commissioner for TraffyHIngm. eering, at XI- 4134.
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Date:
NASSAU COUNTY
Inter- Departmental Memo
Honorable Edward P. Mangano, Legislator
Nassau County Legislature- District 17
Department of Public Works
June 19, 2003
Subject: TSS # 30- 03 - Stewart Avenue at Beverly Road and Meade Avenue, Bethpage
This is in response to your letter regarding the above referenced location.
Please be advised that due to a previous request, a comprehensive traffic survey has recently
t e : T , Arue at Beveriy Road ** Mcade Avenue - Beth^ ^ thiS
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office. We have scheduled this survey as expeditiously as possible and we will inform you
of the results as soon as the survey has been completed. Please keep in mind that these surveys
can take several months to complete.
If you require any further information concerning this matter, please contact this office at
at XI 4134 PeC° r a ' A S S l S t a n t t 0 t h C ^ Y C o m m i s s i o n e r f o r T r a f f i c Engineering,
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School Board Agenda
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BETHPAGE UNION FREE
SCHOOL DISTRICT
Bethpage, New York
Tom Frost, President
Michael J. Kelly, Vice President
Joel S. Dauman, Louis N. Orfan,
Kurt Spears. Donald Tichy,
Sandra Watson
Dr. Richard S. Marsh,
Superintendent
Mr. Terrence Clark,
Assistant Superintendent
for Instruction and Technology
Ms. Caroline Lavelle,
Assistant Superintendent
for Human Resources
Mr. Joseph Marchesiello,
Assistant Superintendent
for Business
Board of Education
Regular Meeting -
Charles Campagne School
All- Purpose Room
Tuesday, January 25, 2005 -
7: 30 p. m.
AGENDA
I. Pledge of Allegiance
II. Student Program and Principal's
Report
III. Approval of Minutes - December
8, 2004 - Special Meeting;
December 14, 2004 -
Special/ Agenda Meeting;
December 21, 2004 - Regular
Meeting; Marlene Jannotta, District
Clerk
IV. Acceptance of Treasurer's
Report - December 31, 2004, Laurie
Baum, District Treasurer
V. Board Communications
VI. Opportunity for the public to be
heard on Agenda items only.
Comments limited to three minutes
per person, for a total duration of
fifteen ( 15) minutes.
VII. Superintendent's
Recommendations:
A. Personnel
1. Resignation
2. Rescind Extracurricular
Appointment
3. Create Extracurricular Position
4. Appointments
a. 2004- 2005 Extracurricular
Appointments
b. Per Diem Substitute Teachers
c. Permanent Per Diem Substitute
Teacher
d. 2004- 2005 Continuing Education
Instructor
e. Cleaner, Part Time, Substitute
f. Swimming Pool Operator, Part
Time
g. School Monitor, Part Time
B. First Reading of Revised Policy
No. 7131 - Students Who Move
Outside the District
C. 2004- 2005 Budget Appropriation
- High School Auxiliary Gymnasium
Floor
D. Consultant Teacher Services
E. Therapy Services Contract
F. Rate of Mileage Reimbursement
G. Advanced Placement Program
Rebate Check
H. Rider to Agreement Between the
Bethpage UFSD and School
Construction Consultants, Inc.
I. Fine Host Settlement
J. CPSE and CSE Documents
VIII. Old Business
IX. Superintendent's Report
X. Presentation of Items by Board
Members
XI. Opportunity for the Public to be
Heard ( comments limited to three
minutes each)
XII. Future Board of Education
Meeting Dates:
Tuesday, February 8, 2005 - 7: 30
p. m. - Agenda Meeting
Administration Building
Tuesday, February 15, 2005 - 7: 30
p. m. - Regular Meeting JFK Middle
School
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Peter J. Gcrbnsi, Commissioner
Department of Public Works
Daniel J. Me Cloy, Senior Fiscal/ Legal Advisor
Nassau County Legislature
DATE: November 19, 2004
SUBJECT: Stewart Avenue and Beverly Road, Bellipage
I am bringing to your attention a concern raised several limes over the past few years by
Legislator Edward P. Mangano ( L. D. 17) regarding Stewart Avenue in the vicinity of
Beverly Road in the hamlet of Bethpage.
This location has been the scene of several serious accidents with fatalities. Two of these
accidents have resulted in multiple fatalities, one occurring approximately one year ago,
resulting in the death of three people. The most recent fatal accident occurred just this
week, resulting in the death of two young people; one of the youngsters killed was
Legislator Mangano's niece.
However, previous to these two accidents, in a letter of December 6, 1999 ( copy
enclosed) Legislator Mangano asked for the placement of a traffic light at this location.
This request was denied. The Legislator renewed this request in a letter dated August 28,
2002 written after a fatal accident ( copy enclosed). Thereafter, in a letter dated March
23, 2003 ( copy enclosed), Legislator Mangano again requested the installation of a traffic
light at this location for the third time.
Each of these requests were met with a response by your department which indicated that
the location did not warrant the placement of a traffic signal and none was placed at that
location. Obviously, this most recent accident has been a personal tragedy for Legislator
Mangano's family leaving them devastated. Legislator Mangano has asked me to write
to you, on his behalf, as this tragedy again illustrates the need for action to be taken by
the County in this area to help prevent additional fatal accidents. Legislator Mangano is
asking that you have your department rethink the refusal to place a traffic signal at this
location.
Clearly, there is a traffic condition that requires attention when multiple accidents and
several deaths occur in the same stretch of road over such a short period of lime. While
traffic volume entering Stewart Avenue may not be high at all times, Legislator Mangano
believes that consideration must be given to other concerns beyond traffic entering this
roadway. Because of the configuration of the road, there is a sizable stretch of straight
road leading into a curve. Drivers gain speed on the straight road and fail, as in the case
of the car carrying his niece, to be able to negotiate the curve.
By placing a traffic signal on the straight part of the roadway, likely at Beverly Road,
drivers would slow down and enter the curve at a safer speed.
On behalf of Legislator Mangano, please have your department review this location and
take the necessary steps to make this location one of greater safety. If you need any
additional information concerning this request please feel free to contact Legislator
Mangano at 16217 or me at 1- 4077.
Thank you for your consideration of this request.
Very truly yours,
Daniel J. McCloy
Senior Legal/ Financial Advisor
Nassau County Legislature
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NASSAU COUNTY
Inter- Departmental Memo
Nassau County Legislature
Attn: Daniel J. McCloy- Senior Legal/ Financial Advisor
Department of Public Works
January 13,2005
Subject: Stewart Avenue and Beverly Road, Bethpage
This memo is in response to your recent memo regarding concerns at the above referenced intersection.
As you know, as a result of previous inquiries from the Honorable Edward P. Mangano, Legislator, and local
residents, this office has conducted surveys at this and several other intersections in the area. Some of our
previous studies resulted in the installation of new traffic signals ( i. e. Cherry Avenue at Kunen/ Bethpage
High School driveway), the modification of existing traffic controls ( i. e., South Oyster Bay Road at Stewart
Avenue), and/ or notifications to other agencies ( i. e., Police, Town, etc.) for action outside of DPW
jurisdiction. Other studies found that certain traffic controls were not warranted.
We are aware of the tragic accidents that have occurred along this roadway. Unfortunately, these accidents
were a direct result of excessive speed. As we have discussed, certain traffic controls, including traffic
signals, are not intended to control speed. Traffic signals are intended to control right- of- way. The
misapplication of traffic signals has been proven to increase accident rates and may even result in increased
speeding when drivers accelerate to " beat the light". Therefore, this Department is very careful in the
decision making process relative to the installation of new traffic signals and traffic control devices in general.
In an effort to again address the renewed concerns regarding the continued improvement of safety on this
roadway and at the request of your office, this Department will be initiating a comprehensive study of the
entire Stewart Avenue corridor. Our study will involve a great deal of data collection and will include a
review of a wide range of potential improvements. Our study will, of course, include analyses to determine
the need for additional signals in this area including Stewart Avenue and Beverly Road. However, these
analyses will take into account not only conditions at one particular intersection, but conditions throughout
the corridor.
We believe our plan to review the entire area in a comprehensive, coordinated manner is much more
beneficial than continued isolated studies at individual intersections. The comprehensive study that we are
initiating will ultimately result in the placement of the most appropriate traffic controls to address the unique
characteristics of this area.
Our data collection efforts will begin in January. Given the number of intersections included in the study area
and the traffic count data that we require at each, we anticipate data collection to continue through February.
Leaving time to analyze the data and evaluate proposed improvements, we anticipate our final report to be
completed in May.
We will keep your office appraised of our progress as we move through our study and, of course, you will be
notified^ our findings. In the interim, please contact this office should you have any questions on this
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St. Paul Lutheran Church
Little Gospel Lights Preschool
449 Stewart Avenue, Bethpage, NY 11714
516- 933- 4HIM ( 933- 4446)
NOW REGISTERING EOR THE 2005- 2006 SCHOOL YEAR
3 & 4 YEAR OLD PROGRAMS
&
THEY CAME BY " TWO"
( A PARENT/ CHILD PROGRAM WITH SEPARATION)
AND INTRODUCING... " 2 - BYE' 2"
( OUR NEW BI- WEEKLY PRE SCHOOL PROGRAM FOR TWO- YEAR- OLDS
Call Joanne Foley for more information and lo make an appointment to visit our school.
All programs arc offered in u warm, loving environment with
Christian & Academic Curriculum
Certified &. Qualified Teachers
Parent Participation
Excellent Child/ Teacher Ratios
Indoor and Outdoor Playgrounds
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Bethpage Schools Announce Free & Reduced Price Meal Policy
Bethpage Schools today announced a free and reduced price meal policy
for the Bethpage UFSD area school children.
Local school officials have adopted the following family eligibility criteria to
assist them in determining eligibility:
Free Eligibility Scale -
Free Lunch
Household
Size
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2
3
4
5
6
7
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additional
family
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ADD
$
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$ 12,103
16,237
20,371
24,505
28,639
32,773
36,907
41,041
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$ 1,009
1,354
1,698
2,043
2,387
2,732
3,076
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3
4
5
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Additional
Family
Member,
ADD
$
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$ 17,224
23,107
28,990
34,873
40,756
46,639
52,522
58,405
+ 5,883
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$ 1,436
1,926
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FOOD STAMP/ ADC/ TANF/ FDPIR HOUSEHOLDS: Households which
currently include children who receive Food Stamps or Aid to Dependent
Children ( ADC)/ Temporary Assistance to Needy Families ( TANF), or the Food
Distribution Program on Indian Reservations ( FDPIR) must complete an
application listing the child's name, a food stamp, ADC/ TANF, or FDPIR
number and the signature of an adult household member, or provide a Direct
Certification letter from the New York State Office of Temporary and Disability
Assistance. Children in the household with the same case number may be
included on the same application. Separate applications are required for
children in the same household with different case numbers. If the family
does not list a food stamp, ADC/ TANF, or FDPIR number for all children for
whom they are applying, then the application must contain all the information
as required for " other households" as described below.
Other Households: Households with incomes the same or below the
amount of money listed above for their family size may be eligible for and are
urged to apply for free and/ or reduced price meals. They may do so by filling
in the application forms sent home with a letter to parents. Additional copies
are available at the principal's office in each school. Applications may be
submitted any time during the school year to the appropriate school's social
worker. If a family member becomes unemployed, if the family size decreases,
or if family income increases by more than $ 50.00 per month or $ 600.00 per
year, the family must contact the school to file a new application. The form
requests information needed to determine economic need based on the
income and number of persons in the family.
The information provided on the application will be confidential and will be
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Discount amount may be lower and applies to most major coverages. Discount applies to most major
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used for determining eligibility. The names and eligibility status of participants
may also be used for the allocation of funds to federal education programs
such as Title I and National Assessment of Education Progress ( NAEP), State
health or State Education programs, provided the State agency or local
education agency administers the programs, and for federal, State or local
means- tested nutrition programs with eligibility standards comparable to the
NSLP. Eligibility information may also be released to programs authorized
under the National School Lunch Act ( NSLA) or the Child Nutrition Act ( CNA).
The release of information to any program or entity not specifically authorized
by the NSLA will require a written consent statement from the parent or
guardian.
The school district does, however, have the right to verify at any time
during the school year the information on the application. If a parent does not
give the school this information, the child/ children will no longer be able to
receive free or reduced price meals.
Foster children may also be eligible for these benefits. An application for a
foster child must contain the child's name, the child's " personal use" income
and an adult signature.
Under the provisions of the policy, the designated official will review
applications and determine eligibility. If a parent is dissatisfied with the ruling
of the designated official, he/ she may make a request either orally or in writing
for a hearing to appeal the decision. Mr. Joseph Marchesiello, Assistant
Superintendent for Business, whose address is Bethpage Union Free
School District, Cherry Avenue, Bethpage, New York 11714, has been
designated as the Hearing Official. Hearing procedures are outlined in the
policy. However, prior to initiating the hearing procedure, the parent or
School Food Authority may request a conference to provide an opportunity
for the parent and official to discuss the situation, present information, and
obtain an explanation of the data submitted in the application or the decisions
rendered. The request for a conference shall not in any way prejudice or
diminish the right to a fair hearing.
Only complete applications can be approved. This includes complete and
accurate information regarding: the Food Stamp/ ADCATANF, or FDPIR
number; the names of all household members; the social security number of
the person who signs the form or an indication that the adult does not have
one; and the amount and source of income received by each household
member. In addition, the parent or guardian must sign the application form,
certifying the information is true and correct.
In the operation of Child Nutrition Programs, no child shall be discriminated
against because of his race, gender or sexual orientation, color, national
origin, age, or handicap. If any member of a household believes they have
been discriminated against, they should write to the Secretary of Agriculture,
Washington, D. C. 20250.
A complete copy of this policy is on file in the office of the School Food
Authority District Administrator where it may be reviewed by any interested
persons.
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Dinner Dance
Saturday, February 26, 2005
7: 00- 11: 00 p. m.
Milleridge Cottage
North Broadway
Jericho, New York
Cystinosis Research Network $ 75.00 per person
What is Cystinosis? Cystinosis is a rare, genetic disease that
causes an abnormally large accumulation of the amino acid, cys­tine,
in the patient's major organs. The cystine crystallizes, then
slowly destroys the organs. Without treatment, the kidneys are
usually destroyed by age nine.
Cystinosis Research Network ( CRN) Vision and Mission -
CRN was founded in 1996 and is an all- volunteer, non- profit orga­nization.
The IRS 501 ( c) ( 3) number is: 04- 3323789.
Mission - CRN is dedicated to supporting and advocating for
continued research; providing family assistance; and educating
the public and medical communities about cystinosis.
for more information, contact:
Marybelh Krummenatker at ( 516) 931- 6785
or
Nancy Rooney at ( 516) 822- 8412
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ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH,
449 Stewart Avenue, Bethpage,
N. Y. Rev. Mario E. Ancira, Pastor, is
a member of the Lutheran Church
Missouri Synod. St. Paul's is
handicapped accessible.
CHURCH OFFICE - The church
office is open Tuesday through
Friday from 9: 00 A. M. to 3: 00 P. M.
Telephone number is 516- 931-
8262. Email address is
www. stpaul@ optonline. net. Web
page is www. stpaulbethpage. com.
SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICES
are at 8: 00 AM and 10: 30 AM.
Sunday, January 30th Mr. Gary Timm
of Apple of His Eye Ministries will be
delivering the sermon. He will also
be leading the adult bible study at
9: 15 AM. Come join us.
SUNDAY SCHOOL begins at
9: 15 AM. Children can be registered
any Sunday. For further information
call the church office.
ADULT BIBLE STUDY - takes
place at 9: 15 AM Sundays at the
church. Other bible studies take
place during the week. Call the
church office for details.
EVANGELISM AND OUTREACH
CLASSES - Beginning Thursday,
February 3rd at 7: 30 PM Mr. Gary
Timm of Apple of His Eye Ministries
will be leading a six week class on
Evangelism and Outreach.
TEEN BIBLE STUDY takes place
Sundays at 9: 15 AM at the church.
All teenagers who have been
confirmed are welcome. Call 931-
8262 for details.
YOUTH GROUP is open to all
children who have reached their
12th birthday or are in the 7th grade.
Upcoming events include a Super
Bowl Party, Rock Climbing and
Bowling. Please call 931- 8262 for
information or email Joanne Foley at
9334him@ optonline. net.
LITTLE GOSPEL LIGHTS PRE­SCHOOL
is now accepting
registration for SEPTEMBER 2005
school year. We have programs for 3
and 4 year olds; They Came by Two -
a parent and child program for
toddlers; and a drop- off program for
children who have reached their 2nd
birthday by September 2005.
Enrollment is limited. Please call
Joanne Foley at 516- 933- 4446 for
registration information.
MOMMIE AND ME PROGRAM -
Registration January 2005 sessions
will be accepted. Please call 933-
4446 for more information.
ALL DENOMINATIONS are
welcome to our Sunday School,
Bible Studies, Worship Services,
Youth Group, Little Gospel Lights,
Preschool, and Mommie and Me
programs.
First Friday Acoustic
Showcase
February 4th 2005
ickets$ 5.00
Open Mic starts n( 8pm
Featured Perf ormcrs Begin at 9pm
Food and Soft Drinks Available
Featuring.' Open Mic ( Bring your Guitar!)
. Andrew Jimenez 8Pm- 9pm
. Jim Barry &
. Forever Fallin
Bethpage United Methodist Church
192 Broadway
Bethpage, NY 11714
( 516) 931- 4345
www. bethpageumc. org
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The Christian Mothers Rosary
Confraternity Invites You to
Attend Our " 50 V Danee
Saturday, February 5th, 2005
( Snow date Saturday, February 26th, 2005)
8: 00 pm to 12: 00 am (
( doors open at 7: 30)
Martin Hall - Bethpage
Ticket Donation - $ 25.00
DJ & Dancing - 50' s Dress Optional
Heros - BYOB - Salads
Raffle Gifts & a 50/ 50 Given Away
For Tickets Please Call:
Rosemary 935- 9074 or Cathi 937- 5354
To submit information about your event or worship service \
simply write to us at 329 Broadway, Bethpage, N. Y. 11714 i
ST. MARGARET'S EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, 1000 Washington
Avenue, Plainview, N. Y. 11803.
Rev. Peter Lai, rector. The church
office is open from 9AM to 4PM
Tuesday through Friday, and
available at 516- 692- 5268 at all
times.
CHURCH SERVICES - Sunday
services are at 8: 15 AM and 10: 15
AM.
HEALING SERVICE - First
Sunday of the month after each
service.
SUNDAY SCHOOL - Sunday at
BETHPAGE UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH, 192
Broadway, Bethpage. 516- 931-
4345 Pastor Mary P. Crump.
www. bethpageUMC. org. Located
just south of Central Avenue. " Open
Hearts, Open Minds, Open Doors."
WORSHIP 10: 30am Sundays. '
CHURCH SCHOOL 9: 45 am.
St. Martin of Tours Church,
Central Ave., Bethpage, N. Y. Pastor
Rev. Thomas Siconolfi C. SS. R.
Rectory: 931- 0818. Rectory office
hours Mon.- Fri. 9: 00AM- 8: 30PM.
Sat. to 7: 00PM Sun. to 1: 00PM.
Sick Call ext # 5. Web:
www. stmartinoftoursbeth. com.
Spectacular 11 day journey in the
heart of the Canadian Rockies,
depart 7/ 9/ 05. Cost: $ 2295. For info
call Dolores ( 931- 5795).
Please pray for Kay Dalesio.
Altar Servers needed. Boys and
girls who have received First Holy
Communion and Reconciliation are
eligible. Complete the registration
form in the bulletin and return to the
rectory to the attention of Fr.
Schmidt.
2004- 2005 calendar is in the
Rectory Office. If you will be using
the parish plant for meetings, please
come in and place your event on the
calendar.
Baby girls, infants and toddlers
are available, in China and need
homes. For info call Barbara at ( 845)
623- 5277. Older parents and
singles welcome.
Mercy Medical Center in Rockville
Bethpage Jewish Community
Center, 600 Broadway, Bethpage,
938- 7909, Rabbi Seth Gordon,
SABBAT SERVICES, Friday 8 PM
( occasional early services). Shabbat
Bethpage Church of Christ -
65 Stewart Ave. Bethpage, NY
11714. Phone ( 516) 731..- 4307.
YOU'RE INVITED. Please be our
Guest at our Worship Service -
9: 15AM.
INTERCESSORY PRAYER
GROUP - After 8: 15 AM service.
We sincerely welcome all to our
church community!
St. Margaret's Episcopal Church
will have its annual Shrove Tuesday
Pancake Supper on February 8,
2005 at 1000 Washington Avenue,
Plainview, N. Y. at 6: 00 PM. Please
contact Edith for sign- up at 516-
692- 5268.
Ash Wednesday Holy Eucharist
services will be at 12: 00 noon and
7: 30 p. m. on February 9, 2005.
Sundays.
FELLOWSHIP: First Friday
Acoustic Showcase January 7th.
New! Open Mike ( bring your guitar!)
8- 9 pm. Featured performers begin
9pm. Admission $ 5. Food & soft
drinks addl. On the bill: Steve Fie,
Annie Mark, Michelle Gavilondo.
Centre needs volunteers. If
interested call 705- 1391.
Volunteers are needed to work in
our Bereavement Program as
facilitators. If interested call Mike
454- 0080 or leave name and phone
number at rectory.
If you or someone you know is
interested in becoming a Catholic, or
completing their entrance into full
communion into our church and
would like more information about
becoming a part of the Rite of
Christian Initiation of Adults ( RCIA)
contact any of the below: Fr. Tom
931- 0818 ext. 20, Deacon Biggin,
Ann Hughes 433- 6972 or Karen
Sullivan 454- 6454.
St. Martin of Tours Parishioners
wishing prayers for themselves or
sick family members are asked to call
Arlene Pehrsson at 579- 9746.
Names will be placed in the bulletin
for three weeks, then placed in the
prayer basket. Please pray for Mary
Masciano.
Pray for our daughters, sons,
relatives and friends of our
parishioners in the military. Pray for
World Peace. God Bless America.
morning 9 AM, Sunday 9 AM,
Weekdays 8 PM. Adult Education,
Religious School for children,
Sisterhood and Men's Club.
Sunday 11 am - Bible Study 10
am & Wednesday - 7: 30 pm
Bible Study. Counseling
available for personal and marital
needs. See you there?
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church and School, 99 Central Park
Road, Plainview, NY 11803 is
holding the following events.
Ash Wednesday
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church invites you to join as we start
the Lenten season with the
imposition of ashes on Wednesday,
February 9, 2005 7: 30 pm, at 99
Central Park Road, Plainview. For
more information call ( 516) 349-
1966.
www. goodshepherdplainview. org
Adult Education and
Church Service
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church invites you to join our warm
and welcoming community Sundays
at 8: 30 am for Adult Bible Education
Classes and at 10: 00 am for Church
Service and Communion. The adult
education classes are open to
everyone. Worship is at 99 Central
Park Road, Plainview. For more
information call ( 516) 349- 1966.
www. goodshepherdplainview. org
OBITUARIES
Ketcham, Robert R. of
Huntington Station, former longtime
resident of Farmingdale passed
away January 1, 2005. Retired
Village of Farmingdale Dept. of
Public Works Employee. Beloved
husband of Katherine.
Predeceased in 1990 by his first
wife, Millie Marie. Loving father and
father in law of Gail and Steve, and
Wayne and Lauren. Proud
grandfather of Courtney, Colleen
and Cristin. A Funeral Service was •
held Wednesday, Jan. 5, at St.
Thomas Episcopal Church,
Farmingdale, with interment
following at Pinelawn Memorial Park.
Arrangements were entrusted to the
Arthur F. White Funeral Home, Inc.
Milazzo, Bernard P. of
Bethpage passed away December
28, 2004. Devoted husband of
Elizabeth. Cherished father of Joan
Gleason, Stephen, William and
Bernard. Proud grandfather of four.
A Service and interment took place
Friday, Dec. 31, at Mount St. Mary
Cemetery, Flushing, NY.
Arrangements were entrusted to the
Arthur F. White Funeral Home, Inc.
Giannini, Amato, age 64 of
Bethpage died unexpectedly on
January 4. 2005. Beloved husband
of Rosara. Loving father and father
in law of Nancy and Lawrence
Kusior, Joseph and Maureen
Giannini, and Susan and Joe
Cuttone. Devoted son of Giuseppe
and Nancy Giannini. Cherished
grandfather of nine. A Funeral Mass
was held Saturday, Jan. 8, at St.
Martin of Tours RC Church, with
interment following at St. Charles
Cemetery. Arrangements were
entrusted to the Arthur F. White
Funeral Home.
Marone, Marie of Bethpage
passed away January 6, 2005.
Predeceased in 1992 by her
beloved husband, Peter. Loving
mother of Donna and Frank. Dear
sister of Rose. Cherished
grandmother of Matthew and Katie.
A Funeral Mass was held Monday,
January 10, at St. Martin of Tours RC
Church, with interment following at
the Cemetery of the Holy Rood,
Westbury. Arrangements were
entrusted to the Arthur F. White
Funeral Home, Inc.
Peace, Audrey of Bethpage
passed away January 6, 2005.
Beloved wife of James. Loving
mother of Debbie Peace and Laurie
Kilanowski. Dear mother in law of
Peter Kilanowski. Cherished
grandmother of Jimmy, Dan and
Katie. A Funeral Mass was held
Monday, Jan. 10, at St. Martin of
Tours RC Church, with interment
following at Holy Sepulchre
Cemetery, Coram. Arrangements
were entrusted to the Arthur F.
White Funeral Home, Inc.
Minihan, Agnes of Bethpage
passed away January 11, 2005.
Predeceased in 1975 by her
beloved husband, William.
Cherished mother and mother in law
of Agnes and Russell Harrison.
Loving grandmother of Keith, Kevin
and Kerry. Originally one of nine
children, Agnes was the last
survivor, her sister, Sr. Agnes m
Anthony Jelley, passed away just
two weeks ago. A Funeral Mass was
held Friday, Jan. 14, at Our Lady of
Mercy RC Church, Hicksville, with
interment following at the Cemetery
of the Holy Rood, Westbury.
Arrangements were entrusted to the
Arthur F. White Funeral Home.
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
" Proudly serving Bethpage and Farmingdale for over 70 Years"
Arthur F. White
Funeral Home
315 Conklin Street
Farmingdale, New York
Inc.
931- 1454
234 Broadway
Bethpage, New York
Comforting families for 80 years.
Thomas F. DALTON FLORAL PARK
29 Atlantic Ave.
( 516) 354- 0634
FUNERAL HOMES. INC. ^ * u.^ o. ™
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125 Hillside Ave.
( 516) 354- 0634
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( 516) 796- 0400 ( 516) 931- 0262 ( 516) 354- 0634
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Tim Dalian and Beth Doltm- Oxtallo
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC HEARING
BY THE BOARD
OF APPEALS
Pursuant to the
provisions of Article
27 Section 269 of the
Building Zone
Ordinance. NOTICE is
hereby given that the
BOARD OF
APPEALS of the
Town of Hempstead
will hold a public
hearing in the Town
Meeting Pavilion,
Town Hall Plaza, One
Washington Street,
Hempstead, New York
on 2/ 9/ 2005 at 9: 30
A. M. & 2: 00 P. M. to
consider the following
applications and
appeals:
THE FOLLOWING
CASES WILL BE
CALLED STARTING
AT 9: 30 A. M.
133/ 05. NR GARDEN
CITY - Shelvin Plaza
Association, LLC,
Permission to exceed
floor area ratio to
construct 5- story
office building., S/ E
cor. Old Country Rd.
& Clinton Rd., a/ k/ a
600 Old Country Rd.
( S. E. Q. R.
determination not
made)
1306/ 05.
WOODMERE - Don &
Tamara Wartenberg,
Variance, rear yard,
construct 2nd story
addition above
existing addition
attached to dwelling.,
S/ W cor. Hazel PI. &
Felter Ave., a/ k/ a 2
Hazel PI.
CASE RESTORED
TO CALENDAR AT
11: 00 A. M.
101/ 03. EAST
MEADOW- The Long
Island Muslim Society,
Inc., Variance in off-street
parking &
insufficient stall size &
back- up space &
permission to park in
front yard setback
( construct 1 - story
house of worship on a
larger lot)., E/ s East
Meadow Ave..
LEGAL NQTIHF
160.80' S/ o McKinley
Ave., a/ k/ a 469 & 477
East Meadow Ave.
( Negative Declaration
issued under
S. E. Q. R.)
ALL PAPERS
PERTAINING TO THE
ABOVE HEARING
ARE AVAILABLE
FOR INSPECTION AT
THE BOARD OF
APPEALS, TOWN
HALL, 1
WASHINGTON
STREET,
HEMPSTEAD, NY
11550.
Interested parties may
appear at the above
time and place. At the
call of the Chairman,
the Board will
consider the Decision
and Reserve Decision
calendar.
By order of the
Board of Appeals,
Gerald G. Wright,
Chairman
Joseph F. Pellegrini,
Secretary to the
Board of Appeals
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PUBLIC NOTICE OF
COUNTY TREASURER'S
SALE OF TAX LIENS ON
REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWN
OF OYSTER BAY
Notice is hereby given that I
shall on the 15th day of Febru­ary,
2005, and the succeeding
days, beginning at 10: 00 o'clock
in the forenoon in the audito­rium,
at the Nassau County Po­lice
Headquarters, 1490
Franklin Avenue, Mineola,
Nassau County, New York, sell
at public auction the tax liens on
real estate herein- after de­scribed,
unless the owner, mort­gagee,
occupant of or any other
party in interest in such real es­tate
shall pay to the County
Treasurer the total amount of
such unpaid taxes or assess­ments
with the interest, penal­ties
and other expenses and
charges against the property.
Such tax liens will be sold at the
lowest rate of interest, not ex­ceeding
ten per cent per six
month's period, for which any
person or persons shall offer to
take the total amount of such
unpaid taxes as defined in Sec­tion
5- 37.0 of the Nassau
County Administrative Code. As
required by Section 5- 44.0 of the
Nassau County Administrative
Code, the County Treasurer
shall charge a registration fee of
$ 100.00 per day to each person
who shall seek to bid at the pub­lic
auction as defined above.
: The tax liens are for arrears of
School District Taxes for the
year 2003- 04 and/ or County,
Town, and Special District taxes
for the year 2004. The following
is a listing of the real estate lo­cated
in school district
number( s) 18,20,21 in the Town
of Oyster Bay only, upon which
tax liens are to be sold, with a
brief description of the same by
reference to the County Land
and Tax Map, the name of the
owner or occupant as the same
appears on the 2005/ 2006 ten­tative
assessment roll, and the
total amount of such unpaid
taxes.
IMPORTANT
THE NAMES OF OWNERS
SHOWN ON THIS LIST MAY
NOT NECESSARILY BE THE
NAMES OF THE PERSONS
OWNING THE PROPERTY AT
THE TIME OF THIS ADVER­TISEMENT.
SUCH NAMES
HAVE BEEN TAKEN FROM
THE 2005/ 2006 TENTATIVE
ASSESSMENT ROLLS AND
MAY DIFFER FROM THE
NAMES OF THE OWNERS AT
THE TIME OF PUBLICATION
OF THIS NOTICE. IT MAY
ALSO BE THAT SUCH OWN­ERS
ARE NOMINAL ONLY
AND ANOTHER PERSON IS
ACTUALLY THE BENEFICIAL
OWNER.
TOWN OF OYSTER BAY
DISTRICT 18
SECTION 46
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018 SEC 46 BLK299LOT62
VICTOR & SUSAN DELTORO
$ 1,527.20
018 SEC 46 BLK 313 LOT 67
GEORGIA AMLINGER
$ 2,479.41
018 SEC 46 BLK 314 LOT 69
ZELIK SCHWARTZMAN
$ 1,204.26
018 SEC 46 BLK 316 LOT 49
MICHAEL FOGARTY
$ 2,938.83
018 SEC 46 BLK 318 LOT 34
SECTION 49
WSNCHS NORTH INC, NEW
ISLAND HOSPITAL
$ 58,044.51
018 SEC 49 BLK CLOT 70
CYNTHIA LEDERER $ 255.29
018 SEC 49 BLK 027 LOT 355
BARRY & DONNA MANNO
$ 8,007.33
018 SEC 49 BLK 156 LOT 31
MILDRED SCHNABEL
$ 2,229.58
018 SEC 49 BLK 174 LOT 11
J ALMODOVAR & W
MCMENAMY $ 8,934.40
018 SEC 49 BLK 175 LOT 24
STAVROS TSAGOURIS
$ 1,446.08
018 SEC 49 BLK 189 LOT 11
ROBERT GRAZIANO
$ 1,537.06
018 SEC 49 BLK 201 LOT 60
IVICA& DIANNASIKIRIC
$ 3,927.30
018 SEC 49 BLK 202 LOT 2
TIMOTHY & LUANNE CANER
$ 1,763.57
018 SEC 49 BLK 202 LOT 4
WILLIAM F & DIANE
MC SWEENEY $ 1,365.55
018 SEC 49 BLK 239 LOT 1
M MORSELLINO &
R STEINBERG $ 1,688.45
018 SEC 49 BLK 240 LOT 11
GLENN ROGER CHRISTIAN
$ 3,705,48
018 SEC 49 BLK 244 LOT 3
MICHAEL GRECO $ 199.22
018 SEC 49 BLK 267 LOT 16
SECTION 52
ANDREW & MICHELLE
KRUG $ 1,495.11
018 SEC 52 BLK 044 LOT 52- 54
DONALD MYERS $ 7,667.09
018 SEC 52 BLK 046 LOT 80
JAMES & DIANE SHEERAN
$ 3,458.37
018 SEC 52 BLK 068 LOT 558
ARTHUR P CHERNASKI
$ 10 703 73
018 SEC 52 BLK 069 LOT 574
GEORGE WERNER $ 2,837.44
018 SEC 52 BLK 07
LOT 690- 692,792
CAROL GALATI $ 12,496.03
018 SEC 52 BLK 073 LOT 75
ROBERT & MARGARET LINK
$ 7,132.92
018 SEC 52 BLK 074
LOT 3288- 3290
RONALD & ROSEANN CATTI
$ 1,570.33
018 SEC 52 BLK 122 LOT 172
MARIE HOLDINGS INC
$ 1,330.15
018 SEC 52 BLK 138
LOT 39- 41
CAROLE FOX $ 526.01
018 SEC 52 BLK 148 LOT 76
ANTHONY V & LYNN A
CORRIERO $ 7,230.37
018 SEC 52 BLK 306
LOT 1790- 1792
JAMES & NANCY BARRY
$ 1,306.87
018 SEC 52 BLK 316 LOT 21
JOSEPH & ROBERT
BRAGAN $ 4,651.69
018 SEC 52 BLK 317 LOT 22
JOSEPH MATONES $ 3,783.81
018 SEC 52 BLK 327 LOT 3
EDWARD REDER $ 6,779.62
018 SEC 52 BLK 336 LOT 14
VALERIE MAZZIO $ 3,384.06
018 SEC 52 BLK 345 LOT 20
MARGARET CELLUCCI
$ 3,513.83
018 SEC 52 BLK 345 LOT 25
KENNETH & LISA STAHELI
$ 9,388.99
018 SEC 52 BLK 349 LOT 19
DONS CORP $ 13,467.96
018 SEC 52 BLK 376 LOT 62
BARNET & MARTHA
SMOLEN $ 1,381.48
018 SEC 52 BLK 384 LOT 4
RAYMOND CULHANE
$ 8,183.96
018 SEC 52 BLK 389 LOT 16
NICHOLAS & DONNA
LASERRA $ 1,692.06
018 SEC 52 BLK 394 LOT 3
DAVID & SHARON K
ABRAMS $ 9,640.43
018 SEC 52 BLK 401 LOT 9
MICHAEL & KATHLEEN
HONAN $ 5,033.60
018 SEC 52 BLK 403 LOT 24
THOMAS MGIZZE $ 936.16
018 SEC 52 BLK 405 LOT 28- A
JERRY S & JOAN FINCK
$ 8,539.44
018 SEC 52 BLK 413 LOT 21
FRANK M& MARY T
DIGAUDIO $ 1,307.61
018 SEC 52 BLK 418 LOT 41
CARMINE & LISA
CARPINONE $ 1,785.20
018 SEC 52 BLK 454 LOT 1
GEORGE J & ELLA SENIW
$ 2,962.64
018 SEC 52 BLK 454 LOT 16
ANGELOT& NANCY
PICCOLO $ 8,127.35
018 SEC 52 BLK 481 LOT 9
MAUREEN & SHERRY
HOPPER $ 8,296.98
018 SEC 52 BLK 487
LOT 3A. 3B
DAVID A ROSS $ 9,044.85
018 SEC 52 BLK 490 LOT 8
E URBAN & JOHN STEWART
$ 1,838.42
018 SEC 52 BLK 495 LOT 12
DISTRICT 20
SECTION 47
OLD BETHPAGE REALTY
INC $ 48,091.99
O20SEC47 BLK A LOT 261
WINDING ROAD PROP INC
$ 243,524.39
O20SEC47 BLK A LOT 267
WINDING ROAD PROP INC
$ 212,696.41
O20SEC47 BLK A LOT 267
WINDING ROAD PROP INC
$ 223,068.47
O20SEC47 BLK A LOT 267
WINDING ROAD PROP INC
$ 241,531.00
O20 SEC 47 BLK A LOT 267
MARK W NEITLICH $ 5,733.58
O20SEC47 BLK A LOT 283
WINDING ROAD ESTATES
INC $ 770.87
O20 SEC 47 BLK A LOT 295
MARK W NEITLICH
$ 137,374.58
O20SEC47 BLK A LOT 296
MARK W NEITLICH
$ 128,558.04
O20SEC47 BLK A LOT 296
MARK W NEITLICH
$ 134,821.29
O20SEC47 BLK A LOT 296
MARK W NEITLICH
$ 145,970.12
O20SEC47 BLK A LOT 296
MARK W NEITLICH
$ 150,250.38
O20SEC47 BLK A LOT 296
MARK W NEITLICH
$ 122,972.71
O20SEC47 BLK A LOT 296
KAWALJIT & PARMINDER
CHANDI $ 1,651.08
O20 SEC 47 BLK 031 LOT 12
WILLIAM & BETH AGAR
$ 2,029.21
O20SEC47 BLK 049 LOT 23
ERIC & DEBRA HOROWITZ
$ 2 381 99
O20 SEC 47 BLK 068 L. OT10
LESLIE KAMPFER $ 10,689.26'
O20 SEC 47 BLK 099 LOT 10
JOHN & MAUREEN FORIS '
$ 10,548.83
O20SEC47 BLK 123 LOT 29
ANDREW & GLORIA
REMENICK $ 7,173.55
O20SEC47 BLK 128 LOT 13
JHCASTELLE $ 11,826.59
O20 SEC 47 BLK 129 LOT 19
JOANNE KRISZTIN $ 4,353.35
020 SEC 47 BLK 131 LOT 28
DONATO & TERESA
FISCHETTI $ 165.92
O20SEC47 BLK 158 LOT 1
DISTRICT 21
SECTION 46
E SCHMID. CATHERINE
HAYWARD L E $ 5,633.93
021 SEC 46 BLK E
LOT 112 & 410- 411
JOHN & ELIZABETH
PRUNTY $ 1,437.09
021 SEC 46 BLK K LOT 57
GIL CONST CO $ 163.79
021 SEC 46 BLK K LOT 89
WAYNE & JOELINE
MARESCO $ 3,952.44
021 SEC 46 BLKK
LOT 152,704
RAMIRO & ISAURA
BARBUZANO $ 1,461.70
021 SEC 46 BLKK
LOT 651- 653
CASPER RUSSO $ 329.25
021 SEC 46 BLK 002 LOT 47
JACQUELYN RADO $ 1,908.14
021 SEC 46 BLK 005 LOT 76
J SCARPINO. O G SCARPINO
L E $ 246.31
021 SEC 46 BLK 011 LOT 51
SLA FARINA $ 8,101.86
021 SEC 46 BLK 039
LOT 24- 26
RAYMONDS RITAGISH
$ 1,118.87
021 SEC 46 BLK 045
LOT 14,52,54
D P & PATRICIA
WARMHOLD $ 6,240.24
021 SEC 46 BLK 048
LOT 8- 10
THOMAS VILLANI $ 5,848.81
021 SEC 46 BLK 052
LOT 21- 23
MICHAEL GUGGINO
$ 2,047.33
021 SEC 46 BLK 055
LOT 39- 40
MICHAEL GUGGINO $ 178.09
021 SEC 46 BLK 055 LOT 54
MARK & KIMBERLY
JOHNEAS $ 2,186.63
021 SEC 46 BLK 078 LOT 47
P. BLESSINGER& A.
BACHMANN $ 9,860.06
1021 SEC 46 BLK 082LOT 4- 7
194 OLD COUNTRY RD
REALTY CORP $ 10,148.43
021 SEC 46 BLK 103 LOT 158
ABBLE AWNING CO INC
$ 12,608.41
021 SEC 46 BLK 103 LOT 159
ROBERT & FRANCES
SIMPSON $ 1,383.68
021 SEC 46 BLK 109
LOT611- 613
BARBARA LAPLACA HARDY
$ 3,292.24
021 SEC 46 BLK 110
LOT 511- 513
LAWRENCE DEMIR $ 6,348.10
021 SEC 46 BLK 155 LOT 51
FRANCES TEDESCO TRUST
$ 2 190 30
021 SEC 46 BLK 155 LOT 57
CNN FARMERS AVENUE
CORPORATION $ 13,392.63
021 SEC 46 BLK 163
LOT 244,248,252
CNN FARMERS AVENUE
CORPORATION $ 3,600.74
021 SEC 46 BLK 163
LOT 245,247
E JOHNSON & MICHAEL
DORGAN $ 2,409.21
021 SEC 46 BLK 245 LOT 559
PAULA BENTIVEGNA ETAL
$ 5,963.16
021 SEC 46 BLK 261 LOT 212
ROBERTS CHRISTINE
STRATFORD $ 1,969.99
021 SEC 46 BLK 322 LOT 137
JOHN & BEATRICE V KELLY
$ 4,327.97
021 SEC 46 BLK 335 LOT 15
MICHELE LAVALLE $ 1,383.42
021 SEC 46 BLK 370 LOT 5
VICTOR & KELLY NAWROCKI
$ 3,270.56
021 SEC 46 BLK 481 LOT 2
GREGORYS LINDA
SETTINO $ 1,435.11
021 SEC 46 BLK 481 LOT 49
EVELYN CURLEW $ 1,344.24
021 SEC 46 BLK 507 LOT 5
S H MARTIN $ 2,526.00
021 SEC 46 BLK 507 LOT 19
HELENEPUCCIO $ 7,525.99
021 SEC 46 BLK 562 LOT 29
RICHARD & SUSY PERRETA
$ 1,602.74
021 SEC 46 BLK 564 LOT 41
ERICBRISMAN $ 1,868.02
021 SEC 46 BLK 576 LOT 38
WILLIAM PFEIFFER$ 9,556.98
021 SEC 46 BLK 587 LOT 106
VITO A & LAURA RESTA
$ 1,627.47
021 SEC 46 BLK 588 LOT 19
ANTHONY LUISI $ 1,492.02
021 SEC 46 BLK 591 LOT 2
ESTELLE DEGNAN $ 9,134.28
021 SEC 46 BLK 595 LOT 5
BRIAN KONISZEWSKI ETAL
$ 8,599.80
021 SEC 46 BLK619LOT111
ELEANOREVGANIO
$ 3,755.30
021 SEC 46 BLK 621 LOT 10
NEMRAH REALTY CORP INC
$ 11,224.54
021 SEC 46 BLK 629 LOT 19
SECTION 47
MARGARET MURPHY
$ 8,254.49
021 SEC 47 BLKD LOT 120
ANGELO & LUSIA
GIANNUZZI $ 337.22
021 SEC 47 BLK 063 LOT 46
MICHAEL & A HALATYN
$ 1,706.50
021 SEC 47 BLK 108 LOT 19
PAUL & SUSAN WARKOW
$ 2,495.01
021 SEC 47 BLK 156 LOT 9
SECTION 49
M SCHAREN, J DOOLEY. A
MARSHALL $ 4,636.18
021 SEC 49 BLK 014
LOT 359 & 361
LINDAJANDREASSEN
$ 1,668.50
021 SEC 49 BLK 045
LOT 497,502- 505
HELEN FAZIO $ 1,279.69
021 SEC 49 BLK 125
LOT 280,282
KEITH MACCHIA $ 198.74
021 SEC 49 BLK 145 LOT 80
TERMS OF SALE
Such tax liens shall be sold sub­ject
to any and all superior tax
liens of sovereignties and other
municipalities and to all claims
of record which the County may
have thereon and subject to the
provisions of the Federal and
State Soldiersand Sailors' Civil
Relief Acts.
However, such tax liens shall
have priority over the County's
Differential Interest Lien, repre­senting
the excess, it any, of the
interest and penalty borne at the
maximum rate over the interest
and penalty borne at the rate at
which the lien is purchased.
The Purchaser acknowledges
that the tax lien( s) sold pursu­ant
to these Terms of Sale may
be subject to pending bank­ruptcy
proceedings and/ or may
become subject to such pro­ceedings
which may be com­menced
during the period in
which a taxlien is held by a suc­cessful
bidder or the assignee
of same, which may modify a
Purchaser's rights with respect
to the lien( s) and the property
securing same. Such bank­ruptcy
proceedings shall not af­fect
the validity of the tax lien. In
addition to being subject to
pending bankruptcy proceed­ings
and/ or the Federal and
State Soldiers' and Sailors' Civil
Relief Acts, said purchaser's
right of foreclosure may be af­fected
by the Financial Institu­tions
Reform, Recovery and
Enforcement Act( FIRREA), 12
U. S. C. ss 1811 et. seq., with re­gard
to real property under Fed­eral
Deposit Insurance Corpo­ration
( FDIC) receivership.
The County Treasurer re­serves
the right, without further
notice and at any time, to with­draw
from sale any of the par­cels
of land or premises herein
listed. The Nassau County Trea­surer
reserves the right- to inter­vene
in any bankruptcy case/ liti­gation
where the property af­fected
by the tax liens sold by
theTreasurer is part of the bank­ruptcy
estate. However. it is the
sole responsibility of all tax lien
purchasers to protect their legal
interests in any bankruptcy case
affecting their purchased tax
lien, including but not limited to
the filing of a proof of claim on
their behalf, covering their in­vestment
in said tax lien. The
Nassau County Treasurer and
Nassau County and its agen­cies,
assumes no responsibility
for any legal representation of
any tax lien purchaser in any
legal proceeding including but
not limited to a bankruptcy case
where the purchased tax lien is
at risk.
The rate of interest and pen­alty
at which any person pur­chases
the tax lien shall be es­tablished
by his bid. Each pur­chaser,
immediately after the
sale thereof, shall pay to the
County Treasurer ten per cent
of the amount for which the tax
liens have been sold and the
remaining ninety per cent within
sixty daysafter such sale. If the
purchaser at the tax sale shall
fail to pay the remain- ing ninety
per cent within ten days after he
has been notified by the County
Treasurer that the certificates of
sale are ready for delivery, then
all amounts deposited with the
County Treasurer including but
not limited to the ten per cent
theretofore paid by him shall,
without further notice or de­mand,
be irrevocably forfeited
by the purchaser and shall be
retained by the County Trea­surers
liquidated damages and
the agreement to purchase shall
be of no further effect.
Time is of the essence in this
sale. This sale is held pursuant
to the Nassau County Adminis­trative
Code and interested par­ties
are referred to such Code
for additional information as to
terms of the sale, rights of pur­chasers,
maximum rates of in­terest
and other legal incidents
of the sale.
This list includes only tax liens
on real estate located in the
Town of Oyster Bay. Such other
tax liens on real estate are ad­vertised
as follows:
TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD
DISTRICT 001 -
" COMMUNITY JOURNAL"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" UNIONDALE BEACON"
DISTRICT 002-
" COMMUNITY JOURNAL"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" UNIONDALE BEACON"
DISTRICT 003 -
" EAST MEADOW HERALD"
" EAST MEADOW BEACON"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 004-
" BELLMORE HERALD"
" BELLMORE LIFE"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 005 -
" HICKSVILLE ILLUSTRATED
NEWS"
" LEVITTOWN TRIBUNE"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 006 -
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" SEAFORDAA/ ANTAGH
CITIZEN"
DISTRICT 007 -
" BELLMORE HERALD"
" BELLMORE LIFE"
" BELLMORE/ MERRICK
OBSERVER"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 008 -
" BALDWIN/ FREEPORT
TRIBUNE"
" LONG ISLAND GRAPHIC"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" POINT OF VIEW"
DISTRICT 009 -
" BALDWIN/ FREEPORT
TRIBUNE"
THE FREEPORT BALDWIN
LEADER"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" POINT OF VIEW"
DISTRICT 010-
" BALDWIN HERALD"
" BALDWIN/ FREEPORT
TRIBUNE"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 011 -
" ISLAND PARK TRIBUNE"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" OCEANSIDE/ ISLAND PARK
HERALD"
DISTRICT 012-
" MALVERN EAA/ EST
HEMPSTEAD HEARLD"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" VALLEY STREAM/ MALVERN
TRIBUNE"
DISTRICT 013-
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" VALLEY STREAM HERALD"
" VALLEY STREAM/ MALVERN
TRIBUNE"
DISTRICT 014-
" FIVE TOWNS TRIBUNE"
" JEWISH STAR"
" NASSAU HERALD ( FIVE
TOWNS)"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 015-" JEWISH
STAR"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" SOUTH SHORE RECORD"
DISTRICT 016- " NASSAU
COUNTY WEB PAGE"
" THREE VILLAGE TIMES
( ELMONT)"
DISTRICT 017-
" FRANKLIN SQUARE
BULLETIN"
" FRANKLIN SQ/ ELMONT
HERALD"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 018-
" GARDEN CITY LIFE"
" GARDEN CITY NEWS"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 019-
" LYNBROOK HERALD"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" ROCKAWAY JOURNAL"
DISTRICT 020 -
" LYNBROOK HERALD"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" ROCKVILLE CENTRE
HERALD"
DISTRICT 021 -
" BALDWIN HERALD"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
' ROCKVILLE CENTRE
HERALD"
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LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
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DISTRICT 022-
" FLORAL PARK BULLETIN"
" THE GATEWAY"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 023-
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" SEAFORD/ WANTAGH
CITIZEN"
DISTRICT 024-
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" VALLEY STREAM HERALD"
" VALLEY STREAM/ MALVERN
TRIBUNE"
DISTRICT 025 -
" MERRICK HERALD"
" MERRICK/ BELLMORE
TRIBUNE"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 026-
" HICKSVILLE ILLUSTRATED
NEWS"
" LEVITTOWN TRIBUNE"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 027-
" MALVERNE/ WEST
HEMPSTEAD HEARLD"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" WEST HEMPSTEAD
BEACON"
DISTRICT 028 -
" LONG BEACH HERALD,
THE"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" SOUTH SHORE RECORD"
DISTRICT 029-
" MERRICK BEACON"
" MERRICK LIFE"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 030-
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" VALLEY STREAM HERALD"
" VALLEY STREAM/ MALVERNl
TRIBUNE"
DISTRICT 031 -
" ISLAND PARK TRIBUNE"
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
" OCEANSIDE/ ISLAND PARK
HERALD"
DISTRICT 201 -
" NASSAU COUNTY WEB
PAGE"
DISTRICT 205-
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BEACON"
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HEMPSTEAD
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" PORT WASHINGTON
NEWS"
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SENTINEL"
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" NEW HYDE PARK HERALD
COURIER"
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WILLISTONPARK EDITION"
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Nassau County does not dis­criminate
on the basis of disabil­ity
in admission to or access to,
or treatment or employment in,
its services, programs, or activi­ties.
Upon request, accommo­dations
such as those required
by the Americans With Disabili­ties
Act ( ADA) will be provided
to enable individuals with dis­abilities
to participate in all ser­vices,
programs, activities and
public hearings andevents con­ducted
by the Treasurers Office.
Upon request, information can
be made available in braille,
large print, audio- tape or other
alternative formats. For addi­tional
information, please call
( 516) 571 - 3715 ( voice) or ( 516)
571- 3108 ( TTY).
THE NASSAU COUNTY
TREASURER
MINEOLA, NEW YORK
Dated: December 20, 2004
1/ 28,2/ 4,11, 2005
1 LEXINGTON AVE.
REALTY, LLC.
Articles of Org. filed
NY Sec. of State
( SSNY) 11/ 22/ 04.
Office in Nassau Co.
SSNY desig. agent of
LLC Upon whom
process may be
served. SSNY shall
mail copy of process
to 1 Lexington Ave:,
Bethpage, NY 11714.
Purpose: Any lawful
purpose.
12/ 24, 1/ 7,14,21,28,
2/ 4
91 SOUTHERN
PARKWAY LLC.
Articles of Org. filed
NY Sec. of State
( SSNY) 11/ 29/ 04.
Office in Nassau Co.
SSNY desig. agent of
LLC upon whom
process may be
served. SSNY shall
mail copy of process
to 91 Southern
Parkway, Plainview,
NY 11803. Purpose:
Any lawful purpose.
Latest dissolve date:
12/ 31/ 2050.
12/ 24, 1/ 7,14,21,28,
2/ 4
IN THE SUPERIOR
COURT OF LIBERTY
COUNTY, STATE OF
GEORGIA. IN RE:
Petition of ERIC
MIGUEL VARELA for
adoption of JAMES
ROBERT THOMAS, a
minor child. CIVIL
ACTION NO. 04A51.
To: Unknown Natural
Father, Bethpage,
New York.
NOTICE OF
PUBLICATION
By Order for Service
by Publication dated
the 3 day of
December, 2004.
you, as the natural
father of the above
named minor child,
are ordered, either
personally or by your
attorney, to answer or
otherwise respond to
the Petition of
Adoption in writing
within sixty ( 60) days
of the 3 day of
December, 2004, the
date of which service
by publication was
ordered. You are
further advised that
pursuant to the
applicable provision of
Georgia law, that the
said Petition for
Adoption also seeks
to have your parental
rights to the said
minor child
permanently
terminated as a matter
of law. WITNESS the
Honorable Judge of
this Superior Court.
This the 3 day of
December, 2004. By:
Annette Williams,
Deputy Clerk of Court,
Liberty County,
Georgia. For: F.
BARRY WILKES,
Clerk of Superior
Court, Liberty County,
Georgia.
1/ 7,14,21,28
Notice of Formation of
Crown Consulting,
LLC, Art. of Org. filed
Sec'y of State ( SSNY)
10/ 7/ 04. Office
location: Nassau
County. SSNY
designated as agent
of LLC upon whom
process may be
served. SSNY shall
mail copy of process:
48 Keswick Lane,
Plainview, NY 11803.
Purpose: any lawful
purpose.
1/ 21,28,2/ 4,11,18,25
PUBLIC NOTICE
PLEASE TAKE
NOTICE, pursuant to
Article 7 of the Public
Officers Law, the
BOARD OF FIRE
COMMISSIONERS of
the BETHPAGE FIRE
DISTRICT in the
Towns of Hempstead
and Oyster Bay, will
hold all its public
monthly meetings of
the Board, on the 2nd
and 4th Wednesdays
of the following
months. Jan. Feb.
March, April, May,
Sept. & Oct. and One
( 1) meeting per month
on the following
dates. June 22, July
13, August 24, Nov.
16 & Dec. 14, 2005.
All meetings will be
held at the District
Office located at 225
Broadway, Bethpage,
N. Y. and such
meetings will be
convened at 8: 00
P. M. Additional
meetings/ cancellation
s, will be published
according to law.
DATED: January 12,
2005
BY ORDER OF THE
BOARD OF FIRE
COMMISSIONERS
OF THE BETHPAGE
FIRE DISTRICT.
ATTEST: MICHAEL
CROAN SR.,
DISTRICT
SECRETARY
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN, that
sealed proposals in
duplicate are sought
and requested by the
Board of Education,
Bethpage Union Free
School District
( hereinafter called
" Owner"), for the
construction of
Proposed
Miscellaneous Door
Replacement at
Charles Campagne
Elementary School,
Kramer Lane
Elementary School,
Central Boulevard
Elementary School
and John F. Kennedy
Middle School. Bids
are requested for the
Prime Contract for
Door Replacement ( G-
19), in accordance
with the Drawings,
Project Manual, and
other Bidding and
Contract Documents
prepared by Lucchesi
Engineering, PC, 325
Sunrise Highway,
West Islip, NY 11795.
A Pre- Bid
conference for all
Bidders will be held in
the Bethpage Union
Free School District
Administration Office,
Cherry Avenue,
Bethpage, NY 11714,
at 1: 30 P. M. on
Tuesday, February
15, 2005 for the
purpose of
considering
questions posed by
Bidders.
Sealed bids will be
received by the
Owner until 2: 00 p. m.,
local time, Thursday,
February 24, 2005 at
the Bethpage Union
Free School District,
Administration Office,
Cherry Avenue,
Bethpage, New York
11714, at which time
and place all bids will
be opened and
publicly read aloud.
The Bidding
Documents and
Forms of Proposals
may be examined at
the following:
Lucchesi
Engineering, PC, 325
Sunrise Highway,
West Islip, NY 11795;
Bethpage Union Free
School District,
Administration Office,
10 Cherry Avenue,
Bethpage, NY 11714.
Copies of said
documents may be
obtained from
Lucchesi
Engineering, PC, 325
Sunrise Highway,
West Islip, NY 1179* 5
by Bidders for Prime
Contract Work upon
payment of a deposit
of $ 100.00 for each
complete set. Partial
sets or sections of the
Contract Documents
for use by
subcontractors may
be obtained from the
Architect upon
making a request
listing the drawing
numbers and Project
Manual sections
desired, and upon
payment of a deposit
equal to the cost of
duplicating same; no
part of such deposit
for a partial set or
section of the
Contract Documents
shall be refunded.
All Prime Contract
Bidders who have
paid the aforesaid
deposit for an entire
set of Bidding and
Contract Documents;
have submitted a bid
with required bid
security; and return
such sets to the
Engineer in GOOD
CONDITION within
thirty ( 30) calendar
days after the award of
contract or rejection of
bids, shall receive a
refund of the full
amount of such
deposit for one ( 1)
set. Partial
reimbursement, in an
amount equal to full
deposit less actual
cost of Bidding and
Contract Document
reproduction for one
( 1) set shall be made
for the return of all
other sets in GOOD
CONDITION within
thirty ( 30) calendar
days after award of
contracts or rejection
of bids.
All checks for sets
of Bidding and
Contract Documents,
complete or partial,
shall be made payable
to the Bethpage
Union Free School
District.
As bid security,
each Bid shall be
accompanied by a
certified check or Bid
Bond made payable
to Owner, in
accordance with the
amounts and terms
described in the
INSTRUCTIONS TO
BIDDERS.
The Owner
requires that all bids
shall comply with the
bidding requirements
specified in the
INSTRUCTION TO
BIDDERS. The Owner
may, at its discretion,
waive informalities in
bids, but is not
obligated to do so,
nor does it represent
that it will do so. The
Owner also reserves
the right to reject any
and all bids. Under no
circumstances will the
Owner waive any
informality which, by
such waiver, would
give one Bidder a
substantial advantage
or benefit not enjoyed
by all other Bidders.
No Bidder may
withdraw his Bid
before forty- five ( 45)
days after the actual
date of the opening
thereof, unless a
mistaKe or error is
claimed by the Bidder
in accordance with
INSTRUCTIONS TO
BIDDERS.
Bethpage Union
Free School District.
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