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Ceremony Held For Oyster Bay Eagle Scout BY JILL NOSSA

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n Oyster Bay High School senior recently rose to the ranks of Eagle Scout, a status very few Scouts achieve. In a special ceremony held at Oyster Bay High School on a sunny Saturday afternoon, Dylan Kaber of Oyster Bay-East Norwich Boy Scout Troop 253 was officially named an Eagle Scout. At 17 years old and after 11 years of scouting, Kaber followed through on his project to achieve the top rank. “This is what it means to be the best of the best,” said Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino. “We’re always striving to make this town better; we share that commitment to excellence. That’s what you’ve proven and what you’ll continue to prove through your professional career and all that you do.” Saladino was joined by Vicky Walsh, Richard LaMarca and Judge Rhonda Fischer, who each congratulated Kaber and thanked him for being an inspiration before presenting him with a citation from Town of Oyster Bay.

Dylan Kaber with his parents, Wendy and John. (Photo by Jill Nossa) “Every day, I see people of all ages making poor decisions and today we see somebody making the right decisions,” said Fischer. “I applaud you and if you continue on this road, you’ll have a wonderful and bright future.” Saladino noted that the citation reads “good luck” and said, “Dylan doesn’t need any luck. Through this process, he has proven his abilities.” Kaber thanked all of his leaders, Scoutmasters and mentors and discussed the project that earned him the Eagle Scout status: the creation

of bluebird houses at Sagamore Hill National Historic Site. “I chose this project because there is a decline in the local bluebird population due to a decrease in habitable space,” said Kaber. “These beautiful birds will not only make the park more lively, but will help control the mosquito population.” He, along with volunteers, built and installed 11 bluebird houses. The project required Kaber to “plan, lead, teach, budget and implement the project from start to finish.”

Kaber noted that the path to achieving his rank was a long one, a goal he did not initially have, but something he is proud to have accomplished. “When I joined the troop, I thought I would only stick around for the camping trips. Becoming an Eagle Scout was something I could never imagine happening,” said Kaber. “If I’d been allowed to quit, today would just be another weekend afternoon. But by staying with the troop, I gained appreciation for time spent with my peers.” Kaber follows three peers who became Eagle Scouts earlier this year. Kristofer Johnson, Steven Masiakos and Chris Syrett earned the rank in March. “I volunteer my time because of the important life skills the boys learn,” said Assistant Scoutmaster Mary Ellen Bott. “We are here to develop leaders. I’m very proud them.” What did you think of this article? Share your thoughts with me by email at: jnossa@ antonmediagroup.com

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Oyster Bay School Budget Passes BY JILL NOSSA

curriculum and contribute to our approved Proposition 3, authorizing students’ success.” spending of $972,000 from the capital The budget includes program reserve fund for air conditioning n Tuesday, May 21, Oyster Bay enhancements such as hiring a in classrooms throughout the residents voted to approve a social worker at Theodore district. budget of $58,748,267 for the Roosevelt Elementary “Because of the 2019-20 school year, with a vote of 658 School, at a cost of community’s to 230. The budget represents a tax $73,045, and a dean support, projects levy increase of 1.92 percent, which of students at such as our 1:1 We can move forward knowstays below the tax cap by about Vernon School, at technology ing that our students will $78,000. a cost of $73,045. initiative, which have the tools necessary to “On behalf of the board of eduOn Tuesday, aims to put a make new strides in acacation and administration of the residents also mobile device demics, athletics and in the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central approved the in the hands arts, and continue our legacy of students to School District, I extend my heartfelt propositions put gratitude to our registered voters for of excellence in education. use as a primary forth for techcoming out to the polls and approving –Superintendent nology and capital instructional tool, the 2019-20 school budget,” said Dr. Laura Seinfeld projects, paid for will expand to four Superintendent Dr. Laura Seinfeld. through existing reserve more grade levels and “[The community’s] affirmation is the funds at no additional costs to our athletic program will key to the future of our students and taxpayers. Proposition 2 will allow the gain valuable field space with the our district. Because of voter approval, use of $686,000 from a capital reserve addition of a state-of-the-art synthetic we can maintain our instructional turf field that can be used for practices fund for a new telephone system programs that are so vital to our and games by a variety of athletic districtwide. The proposition passed students’ growth while integrating teams,” said Seinfeld. “We can move in a vote of 667 to 206. Voters also new initiatives that will enrich our jnossa@antonmediagroup.com

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Composer Joe Iconis Makes Broadway History BY KIMBERLY DIJKSTRA kdijkstra@antonmediagroup.com

When Be More Chill opened on Broadway in March, it was a dream come true for Joe Iconis. The Garden City native wrote the music and lyrics for the musical comedy adapted from the young adult novel of the same name by Ned Vizzini. The story of how this musical made it to the Broadway stage—the Lyceum Theatre stage, no less—is unlike any other, thanks to the fans who identified with the material so much, they wouldn’t let it fade into obscurity. “We...talk about anxiety and depression and these things that plague our society, but we...do it through this unexpected sci-fi comedy lens,” he said, and he has gotten nothing but positive feedback from fans who see parts of themselves in the characters. “I’ve been lucky enough to meet [many] Be More Chill fans in person…So many young people come up to me and say ‘Thank you for making something that feels celebratory, while still dealing with all of these issues that I go through.’” That’s what makes Be More Chill stand out from the crowd. Though

it’s about an ingestible super-computer that teaches its teenage host to ‘be more chill,’ there’s a lot going on, and depth that might be easy to miss at first glance. Following the run at Two River Theater in New Jersey in 2015, Be More Chill was effectively dead, living on only through the cast recording and tales of those fortunate enough to have seen the original production. A YouTube video of “Michael in the Bathroom,” the catchy and emotional anthem of the show, posted in 2017 went viral and essentially created the demand that this show return to the stage—which it did OffBroadway in 2018. Iconis has been rewarded for his efforts with a Tony Award nomination for best original score, as well as Outer Critics Circle and Drama Desk nominations. The composer

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and lyricist refers to his musical as a celebration of suburban weirdness. “We wanted it to play out in malls and in bathrooms and in house parties and backstage at high school auditoriums, which is my youth,” Iconis said. “I was definitely thinking about Roosevelt Field when I was writing the mall stuff.” Musical theater has been a part of Iconis’ life since childhood. Though his family was not in the industry, they fostered his love of theater. He also credits the music education offered by the Garden City school district with shaping his future. “I don’t know where I would be if I didn’t have that access to music as a kid,” he said. In junior high, Iconis participated in the musicals by playing piano in the pit. He later learned to “properly exploit his love of the-

ater” by becoming the musical director for the Garden City Community Theatre and running the Hofstra Musical Theater Summer Camp. Since then, he’s written quite a few cabaret shows and musicals, including The Black Suits, about a Long Island high school garage band, and several more on the horizon. Broadway Bounty Hunter will open this July at the Greenwich House Off-Broadway. The musical written for Annie Golden tells the story of a theater actress of a certain age who is down on her luck and feeling the effects of a sexist, ageist society. “Through a series of events, she gets wrapped up in the world of bounty hunting [and begins] an adventure to South America to capture a drug lord,” Iconis explained. “It’s told in the style of exploitation films of the ’70s so it has this really cool R&B, funk score.” Stay tuned for Love in Hate Nation and The Unauthorized Hunter S. Thompson Musical, as well as a Be More Chill movie. For the latest, Visit mrjoeiconis.com and bemorechillmusical.com.

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Why I’m Running For Congress BY MICHAEL WEINSTOCK

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revoked. Practicing law without I’m running for Congress a license is a felony, and I was because my congressman didn’t certain that Suozzi would show © 2019 Long Island Community Newspapers, Inc. just let me down, he made me some leadership and withangry. My congressman is Tom draw his letter of support. It Editor and Publisher Suozzi and last year Tom Suozzi never happened. Suozzi says he Angela Susan Anton helped a sexual predator get deserves a free pass on this one, President released from prison. because there were plenty of Frank A. Virga Suozzi’s friend is a Long other politicians who protected Island politician named Gerard Terry after his convictions. He’s Director of Operations Terry. Mr. Terry is sitting in jail, wrong, of course. There’s nothIris Picone because he failed to pay his ing good about our politicians Director of Sales taxes for 15 years. But, more getting arrested and protecting Administration importantly, Terry has a long one another. When Terry was Michael Weinstock speaks with then-Senator Hillary Shari Egnasko history of pressuring young finally sentenced to prison, the Clinton at Ground Zero on Sept. 15, 2001. people for sex in exchange for facebook.com/OysterBayEnterprisePilot U.S. attorney was furious and Managing Editors, government jobs. off the rails. “I want to do things knew it was only a matter of time told the judge that the letters Community Editions Twitter: @OysterBayPilot How do I know? Because I with you that you’ve never done until he was arrested. And, sure submitted by Suozzi, along Anthony Murray, Christina Claus was one of the young people he before.” with other politicians, prove enough, it finally happened. Editor pressured for sex. Terry frightened the hell out of In 2017, Terry was arrested and that “The political class on Long Jill Nossa When I was a student, I volIsland takes care of itself.” me that day. I didn’t think I was indicted. Even though he held unteered on Carolyn McCarthy’s gay—and I certainly didn’t think I seven different government jobs The U.S. attorney is 100 Advertising Sales campaign for Congress. She ran was giving off a gay vibe. This was and made a fortune, he owed Maria Pruyn percent correct—and that’s for Congress after her husband why I’m challenging Tom back in 1996, when thousands the government $1.4 million in Art Director was killed and her son was of gay men and women were back taxes. And then, something Suozzi for the Democratic Alex Nuñez wounded in the Long Island nomination for Congress. being kicked out of the military. unexpected happened. Suozzi Rail Road shooting. Carolyn Unlike Suozzi, I don’t have To make matters worse, Terry got involved. He wrote a perDirector of Production made me feel good about New was a powerful, married man sonal letter to the federal judge. family connections and I don’t Robin Carter York—and proud to be from have a sense of entitlement. with a wife and kids. He was Suozzi described an important Director of Circulation Long Island. I still have school loans, and playing a very dangerous game, friendship going back 30 years Joy DiDonato Terry had seen me around I’ve never run for office. But, and he scared the crap out of me. and he assured the judge that during the campaign, and he I believe in what I’m doing. I I decided to stay far away Terry was a good person “with Director of Business got to know me a little. A couple from Long Island politics. know that New York is the best deep empathy for others.” Administration of weeks after we won, Terry After graduating from law I was thunderstruck that my place in the world—and I know Linda Baccoli Visitcongressman us at: would write a letter that my childhood role model, invited me to meet with him at school, I became a prosecutor Page Designer his law firm near the Roosevelt in Brooklyn, where I asked of support for a sexual predator. Governor Mario Cuomo, would Joseph Dominguez OysterBayEnterprisePilot.com Field Mall. This was the first time to be assigned to the Special I had been telling people about never write a personal letter to Email: First initial of first name, he propositioned me for sex. facebook.com/OysterBayEnterprisePilot Victim’s Bureau. I only agreed my personal experience for more a federal judge and try to get his followed by last name, Terry said that he would be friends released from prison. to volunteer on another Long than a year. I met with an FBI Twitter: @OysterBayPilot @antonmediagroup.com happy to help me get a job in If elected, I will become the Island political campaign agent and spoke with a prosecutor. For circulation inquiries, email: subscribe@antonmediagroup.com McCarthy’s office. Terry told because a friend of mine was I also told my local assemblyman. first 9/11 firefighter elected to me that I had a very promising Congress and the first openly running for judge and she asked I even told Jay Jacobs, the future in local politics and I was Celebrating for my help going door-to-door chairman of the Nassau County gay person to represent New elated when he told me that and collecting signatures. Democratic Party. Nonetheless, York City in Congress. I will also 35 YEARS IN BUSINESS he wanted to be my mentor, become the only openly gay man When I returned to the office Suozzi decided to pull strings 1984-2019 because he knew that my parents one evening, I foolishly let holding elective office on Long and get his friend out of jail. weren’t around. That’s when Island. And, I hope to become a my guard down. I walked intolatest community If Suozzi had done his due For the Letters to the editor things got a little bit creepy. Terry’s office all alone, even diligence, he would have spoken role model for all young people. are welcomed by the news and events, visit After complimenting my intellect though the sun had already I believe in New York. I bewith Leslie Gross, the former Oyster Bay and my work ethic, Terry told lieve in a place where a teenager set. After a little chit chat, Terry clerk of the Town of North Enterprise-Pilot. Twitter: @OysterBayPilot me that I was “a very handsome grasped my forearm and told with two distracted parents can Hempstead. Ms. Gross once We reserve the right to young man. And such a good edit in the interest of me, “I want to see more of you.” went to a neighbor’s house and join a volunteer fire department space and clarity. All dresser!” I thought these remarks I squirmed away and ran to the cautioned the couple that their and find a family. I believe in a letters must include an were a little peculiar, but I really door. While I was running to the high school–age son would be place that showed far more love address and daytime wanted the job so I convinced than hate after 9/11. It’s time to elevator, Terry stood in the door in grave danger if he ever went telephone number for myself that his compliments elect leaders who represent the frame of his office, pointing his into Terry’s office after dark. verification. All material were perfectly normal. finger at me and shouting, “I Shortly after Suozzi’s support best of New York. contributed to Anton “As your mentor,” he explained, remember who my friends are, was made public, Terry was spot- Michael Weinstock is a former Media Group in any form OysterBayEnterprisePilot.com facebook.com/OysterBayEnterprisePilot @OysterBayPilot “I want to spend lots of time with Michael. You ask becomes the property of prosecutor, a former firefighter around!” ted in the local courthouse. He the newspapers to use, you. I want to take you on I avoided the man like cancer. decided to resume practicing law, and a candidate for Congress. modify and distribute overnight trips and open doors for Every year or two, I would even though he was a convicted View his video, “Hip Kosher,” at as the newspaper staff you.” And, then, things really went Google his name, because I weinstockforcongress.com. felon and his law license was assigns or sees fit.

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Attorney James Camarata and wife Judy Palumbo, LEC executive director with Dr. Patricia and Carl Marcellino. (Photo by DFK)

BAY GALA from page 6 and the WaterFront Center for marine education and recreation. The senator made the IMP happen through the initial New York State feasibility grant for the WaterFront Center; and moved on to grants allowing volunteers to build the replica oyster harvester Ida May.

As an environmentalist, he advocated for creating open space at SUNY Old Westbury; founded the State Advisory Board of the National Environmental Policy Institute; and helped pass the Brownfield/Superfund Reform Law and the Pesticide Notification Law. Marcellino was a vocal opponent of the plan to construct a tunnel under Long Island Sound, and when speaking

Jamie Deming, IMP and WFC board member; former Senator Carl Marcellino and Dave Waldo, WFC executive director. (Photo by DFK) at the launch, he commented: “the governor stopped the plan, ‘at this time,’ so it is important to keep aware of that issue.” Before serving in the Senate, Marcellino spent seven years as Oyster Bay town clerk. Most recently, he was voted president-elect of the Oyster Bay Rotary and will be working on the 2019 Oysterfest on Oct. 19 and 20.

In April, the senator was honored by his Huntington constituents at the Heckscher Museum, for which he obtained a $500,000 DASNY grant for the restoration of the museum’s exterior, including a new roof. —Dagmar Karppi is the former editor and dedicated reporter for the Enterprise-Pilot

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CALENDAR WEDNESDAY, MAY 29 Spring Concert The seventh- and eighthgrade chorus and concert choir perform their spring concert at Oyster Bay High School, 8 p.m.

THURSDAY, MAY 30 Book Discussion Head to Locust Valley Library at 1:30 p.m. to discuss The God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy.

Academic Awards Those Oyster Bay High School students receiving recognition for their achievements will receive awards at the high school at 7 p.m.

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Disco Party Head to the Life Enrichment Center at Oyster Bay for a Studio 45 Disco Dance Party, from 7 to 10 p.m. $75 per person includes food and drinks. Call 516-922-1770 for tickets and info.

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Game Time Meet with others and enjoy a variety of games available at the Locust Valley Library or bring your own, from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Eat Like A Champ, Lose Weight While You SleepExpert nutritionist Maria

Dello gives you the “skinny” on the healthiest foods to eat and how speed up that metabolism all day and night. Learn those top-10 foods with Long Island’s favorite nutritionist. At the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Public Library, 7 p.m.

Cruise Nights Head downtown Oyster Bay for classic cars, music and good times, from 5:45 to 9 p.m.

Hooks & Needles The knitting and crocheting group continues to meet all Coloring For Adults year long Head to the Locust Valley at Bayville Library from 3 to 5 p.m. for Library, 7 to a fun and unique way to un- 8:30 p.m. Join wind and express your cre- needlecrafters to make ativity. The library provides items for the VA, Regina candlelight, classical music House, the Brooke Jackman and all the materials for this Foundation or work on your free program. Registration own project. No instructor is requested and seating present. limited. Board Of Education Meeting The Oyster Bay-East Norwich Board of Education meets in the Oyster Bay High School library at 7:30 p.m.

TUESDAY, JUNE 4

Smarter Social SecurityDaniel G. Mazzola, a certified CFA and CPA, will be at the Locust Valley Library at 7 p.m. to provide important information on Social Security to potential retirees and their beneficiaries. Attendees will learn how to optimize payouts using simple strategies. Registration requested.

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Music Students Inspired By Visiting Composer

usic students at Oyster Bay High School (OBHS) gained first-hand knowledge of music composition when award-winning composer Omar Thomas, of the Peabody Conservatory of Music at John Hopkins University, visited the school as part of a Visiting Musician series. Students studied and performed his piece, “Of Our New Day Begun,” written in honor of nine victims who lost their lives to a senseless act of violence while worshiping in the historic Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, SC. In describing how he composed the piece, Thomas said his aim was to interpret his feelings of pain and anger while conveying the moving displays of grace and forgiveness that the victim’s

families demonstrated. “I first heard the piece at the New York State School Music Association winter conference in Rochester and immediately wanted our students to study and perform it,” said OBHS music teacher Matthew Sisia. Under Sisia’s baton, the OBHS Wind Ensemble performed the piece at the high school’s Cavalcade of Bands and again at the Long Island Wind Ensemble at Commack Middle School, which featured wind ensembles from area school districts. Thomas visited OBHS between those two performances, providing students with the opportunity to expand their knowledge and appreciation of the composing process. “[Composing is] kind of like

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opening a puzzle box and dumping all the pieces out and then assembling the pieces; that’s kind of how it works out for me,” Thomas said. Referring to his compositions as “children,” he explained the emotional toll associated with composing a tragedy and shared his delight with how well his music has been received by the public. “I think the visit from Mr. Thomas Formerly known as the invigorated the students and opened Oyster Bay Jewish Center their eyes to what is possible and what and the Jewish music can do to move and heal peoCongregation of ple,” Sisia said. “They loved interacting Brookville 11 Temple Lane with him. I hope the students will think Oyster Bay, NY 11771 differently about all of their music as a 516-922-6650 result of his visit.” Senior OYSTER BAY - MAY 29, Hannah 2019 Lopes, who plays

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undersigned Referee will sell at public auction at the Calendar Control Part (CCP) Courtroom of the Supreme Court, 100 Supreme Court Drive, Mineola, NY 11501, on June 18, 2019 at 11:30 AM, premises known as 10 GREENWICH AVENUE, BAYVILLE, NY 11709. All that certain plot piece or parcel of land, with the buildings and improvements erected, situate, lying and being in the Incorporated Village of Bayville, Town of Oyster Bay, County of Nassau and State of New York, SECTION 28, LEGAL NOTICE BLOCK 11, LOTS 13, 15, 17, NOTICE OF SALE SUPREME COURT COUN- 19. Approximate amount of judgment $432,975.78 plus TY OF NASSAU U.S. BANK TRUST, N.A., interest and costs. Premises AS TRUSTEE FOR LSF9 will be sold subject to proviMASTER PARTICIPATION sions of filed Judgment for Index #611574/2018. TRUST, Plaintiff JANINE T. LYNAM, ESQ., AGAINST ROBERT F. KELLY, IN- Referee DIVIDUALLY AND AS Gross Polowy, LLC HEIR TO THE ESTATE OF Attorney for Plaintiff EVELYN R. KELLY, THE 1775 Wehrle Drive, Suite 100 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR Williamsville, NY 14221 6-5; 5-29-22-15-2019OF NASSAU COUNTY, 4T-#203742-OB AS ADMINISTRATOR OF THE ESTATE OF EVELYN LEGAL NOTICE R. KELLY, CARL ERIC WAGE AS HEIR TO THE Notice of formation of WEST ESTATE OF EVELYN R. EGG HOSPITALITY, LLC. KELLY, KIMBERLEE KEL- Arts of Org filed with Secy LY AKA KIMBERLEE JOE of State of NY (SSNY) on AS HEIR TO THE ESTATE 5/8/19. Office location: NasOF EVELYN R. KELLY, et sau County. SSNY designated as agent upon whom process al., Defendant(s) Pursuant to a Judgment of may be served and shall mail Foreclosure and Sale duly copy of process against LLC dated March 20, 2019 I, the to: 76 South St., Oyster Bay, LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF FORMATION, Michael G. Chalos, LLC. Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on April 8, 2019. Office location: Nassau County. SSNY designated as agent for service of process. SSNY shall mail process against the LLC to: LLC, 55 Hamilton Ave, Oyster Bay NY 11771. Purpose: any lawful purpose or activity. 6-5; 5-29-22-15-8-1-20196T-#203179-OB

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est and costs. Premises will be sold subject to provisions of filed Judgment Index No 9398/08. Michael W. Alpert, Esq., RefLEGAL NOTICE eree NSRJN021 NOTICE OF SALE SU6-12-5; 5-29-22-2019PREME COURT NASSAU 4T-#203948-OB COUNTY AURORA LOAN SERLEGAL NOTICE VICES, LLC, Plaintiff against SUPREME COURT OF THE HARRIET DORFMAN AS STATE OF NEW YORK ADMINISTRATOR OF THE COUNTY OF NASSAU ESTATE OF MORTON BI- THE BANK OF NEW YORK ALSTOCK, ET AL, et al De- MELLON TRUST COMPAfendants NY, N.A., NOT IN ITS INDIAttorney for Plaintiff(s) Fein VIDUAL CAPACITY, BUT Such & Crane, LLP, 1400 Old SOLELY AS TRUSTEE OF Country Road, Suite C103, THE NRZ PASS-THROUGH Westbury, NY 11590 Attor- EBO I FOR THE BENEFIT ney(s) for Plaintiff(s). OF THE HOLDERS OF THE Pursuant to a Judgment of SERIES 2017-2, Foreclosure and Sale entered V. June 30, 2010, I will sell at JESSICA LEIGH, ET AL. public auction to the highest NOTICE OF SALE bidder at the Calendar ConNOTICE IS HEREBY trol Part (CCP), Courtroom GIVEN pursuant to a Final of the Supreme Court, 100 Judgment of Foreclosure Supreme Court Drive, Min- dated March 25, 2019, and eola, New York on June 25, entered in the Office of the 2019 at 11:30 AM. Premis- Clerk of the County of Nases known as 19 Tiffany Rd, sau, wherein THE BANK Oyster Bay, NY 11771. Sec OF NEW YORK MELLON 26 Block A Lot 752, 753. All TRUST COMPANY, N.A., that certain plot, piece or par- NOT IN ITS INDIVIDUAL cel of land, with the buildings CAPACITY, BUT SOLEand improvements thereon LY AS TRUSTEE OF THE erected, situate, lying and be- NRZ PASS-THROUGH EBO ing at Laurel Cove, in the In- I FOR THE BENEFIT OF corporated Village of Oyster THE HOLDERS OF THE Bay Cove, Town of Oyster SERIES 2017-2 is the PlainBay, County of Nassau and tiff and JESSICA LEIGH, ET State of New York. Approx- AL. are the Defendants. I, imate Amount of Judgment the undersigned Referee will is $1,314,234.37 plus inter- sell at public auction at the

the flute in wind ensemble, said, “Mr. Thomas’ music is a real message of resilience.” Fellow flutist Jessica Layne said she found his music “spiritual and inspirational.” “Parents were moved by our performance and you could feel how passionate Mr. Thomas is about his piece and about composing,” she said. “I believe strongly in getting to understand the creative process of a composer,” said Sisia. “You don’t know if you’ve interpreted their music correctly until you get a chance to ask him or her. —Submitted by the Oyster Bay-East Norwich School District

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Pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 246, Article III, Section 246-18-E of the Code of the Town of Oyster Bay, notice is hereby given that the Zoning Board of Appeals has scheduled a public meeting, which will take place in the Town Hall Meeting Room, Audrey Avenue, Oyster Bay, New York, on JUNE 6, 2019, at 7:00 P. M., to consider the following appeals: BY ORDER OF THE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS APPEAL NO. 19-299 EAST NORWICH ROBERT LYSOHIR: (A) Variance to allow existing driveway having less side yard setback than permitted by Ordinance. (B) Variance to allow existing shed exceeding maximum height than permitted by Ordinance. (C) Amend Specific Plan as presented for Appeal No. 06-601 and granted by Decision of the Zoning Board of Appeals, dated December 14, 2006. E/s/o Radcliff Dr. W., 50 ft. S/o Radcliff Dr. N., a/k/a 135 Radcliff Drive W., East Norwich, NY APPEAL NO. 19-300 EAST NORWICH CHRIS MCARDLE: Variance to construct second story addition and roof over existing porch having less average front yard setback than permitted by Ordinance; also encroachment of eaves and

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RECENT HOME $ALES

Split-Level On Secluded Street BY JILL NOSSA

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Earlier this month, a three-bedroom split-level home at 12 Gailview Dr. in Oyster Bay sold for $600,000. Several rooms of the home, which was built in 1956, have been recently updated, including both bathrooms and the kitchen, which has granite counters and stainless steel appliances. Other updates include a new furnace and hot water heater and new shingles on the roof. Additionally, the house sits on a 10,220-square-foot-lot and has a partially finished full basement, a fireplace, a patio and a single-car attached garage. Total taxes are $12,115 annually.

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The view from the start of last year’s David Lerner Associates Long Island Police Appreciation Run

he 28th annual David Lerner Associates Long Island Police Appreciation 5 Kilometer Run will be held on Thursday, June 6, at Eisenhower Park. The proceeds of the run will once again be earmarked for the special Police Crisis Fund that has been established to aid local law enforcement officers and their families in times of personal emergency. In the 27 years of its existence, the fund has distributed over $400,000 to local police officers and their families. The key sponsor of this event will

be David Lerner Associates, the Long Island based investment securities and financial management firm that has been a generous supporter of the run for nearly three decades. The entry fee for the run is $25 for those who enter in advance (only $22 for Greater Long Island Running Club members) and $30 for those who wait until the evening of the run to register. All high school and younger entrants who preregister are entitled to take a 50 percent discount. Race management chores will be handled by the Greater Long Island

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“Bravest/Finest” Awards to the male and female open and masters runners with the fastest combined times in the David Lerner Associates Long Island Police Appreciation Run on June 6, and the Deputy Chief Raymond Downey Forever Running Memorial 5K Run on Father’s Day, June 16. Online registration is now open at www.glirc.org. Hard copy entry forms can be downloaded from that website as well. To volunteer, email Mindy Davidson at info@glirc.org. —Submitted by the Greater Long Island Running Club

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