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Carle Place Celebrates Rich Past & Bright Future Built on community pride, Frog Hollow marks 100 years

BY BETSY ABRAHAM

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This year, the bright hamlet of Carle Place celebrates its 100 year anniversary. The proud, tight-knit community has commemorated the momentous occasion with a kick-off party, carnival and movie night, and has several other events planned for later this year.

Not many know the story behind Frog Hollow and the people who were instrumental in its founding. But the zealous and hardworking spirit of the community’s founders are still evident today in the current residents who are full of Carle Place pride.

Carle Place’s history traces back to the 1800s, when a New York City merchant named Silas Carle—a descendant of the Hicks family and owner of a thriving pharmaceutical practice—purchased 220 acres of farmland in the rural area, wanting a reprieve from the hustle of city life for him and his wife. In 1835, he built a home on the land, which extended from across what is currently Jericho Turnpike to the Carle Place train station. The home soon became known for its beauty and known to local townspeople as “The Carle Place.”

Though the estate was sold in 1883, the home still stands at the corner of Jericho Turnpike and Old Westbury Road and is worth about $2.5 million.

In the early 1900s, the Carle Place area was officially known as Mineola Park, but referred to by longtime residents as Frog Hollow, a nickname that came from the large population of bullfrogs in the area.

The Carle Place Fire Department, originally known as Mineola Park Hook and Ladder Company No. 1, was established by 11 men in 1910.

With horses and wagons, they moved a farm building from Old Westbury from the Treadwell estate to the Northeast corner of Rushmore and Westbury avenues. They rang the fire bell from that location and used a horse-drawn carriage that carried buckets of water and ladders to put out blazes.

In 1915, at the urging of residents, the hamlet officially adopted the name Carle Place. That year also saw the formation of Carle Place’s first official school and establishment of the school district. Known as the Roslyn Avenue School, the building housed four classrooms with four teachers under the leadership of Principal Priscilla K. Archibold. She held the

Carle Place High School in the late 1950s.

post until 1950 and is honored with continued to grow and develop. a poetry collection memorial in the Westbury Avenue, Carle Place’s major Rushmore Avenue School library. thoroughfare, has seen the addition of In 1916, the first class post office several new businesses and eateries, was established for Carle Place. and the area has become a major Residents picked up their mail at the attraction for young families looking office until 1950, when they finally to settle down in a community with an began to receive home delivered mail excellent school district. after many changes were made to Though the area has changed duplicate drastically street over the names years, going and house from rural numbers. farmland to In 1923, developed a second suburbia, class train the sense of station small-town was added community to the pride has community, remained. making it Carle Place an attractive is marked option for Carle Place’s original firehouse was the Tredwell Barn. The by its people who barn was moved from Guinea Woods Road to Westbury close-knit worked in and Rushmore Avenues to be used by the firefighters. commuthe city, yet nity and wanted the peace and quiet of living residents are quick to lend a helping in a rural area. In 1945, returning hand to their neighbors.

World War II veteran William Levitt Sharon Froehlich has been a lifepurchased 19 acres of land and began time resident of Carle Place and said building 600 affordable “Levitt”-style she’s seen many changes over the last homes. Levitt rapidly assembled several decades, especially in terms of low-cost homes on small pieces development. of land near the Carle Place train “There’s been a lot of changes station. This housing development with the houses, there’s not much led to a huge population explosion. room left in Carle Place,” Froehlich Rushmore Avenue School was built said. “Everything is being built on in 1949, followed by Cherry Lane and and houses are being ripped down the Carle Place Middle/High School and mini mansions are being built in 1953 and 1956, respectively. in their place. And there’s so many Since then, the small hamlet has shopping centers—big ones, small

ones, strip malls.”

She added that everything had changed pretty much for the better, and in the future, she hopes Carle Place retains its community feel.

“I hope it keeps the small-town community feel and camaraderie,” she said. “That’s something that’s often lost in today’s society, and it’s a great thing to be a part of.”

Joe Funk has lived in Westbury his whole life but went to the Carle Place School District and still remains actively involved in the community.

He said that despite the development and population growth, the area is still pretty much the same as far as people go. According to him, the community revolves around the schools and the church, and that’s a good thing.

“It’s a comfortable place to live and I love the feeling of community,” he said. “People feel so much for the area, it’s like a big family.”

John Heslin, president of the Carle Place Senior Center and a resident of the area for 48 years, said a lot of businesses have come and gone over the years and now the area has seen a boom in restaurants. He said he’s happy to see so many young people moving to the community, a trend he hopes will continue.

“The schools are bringing the young people back to the community,” Heslin said. “I want to see the community continue to grow like it is.”

Whatever the next 100 years brings, there’s no doubt that Frog pride will continue to prevail and that the tightknit community will help preserve Carle Place as a great place to live.

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Local Plates For The Global Palate

BY LYN DOBRIN

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You don’t have to travel far to taste the authentic cuisines of Asia, Italy, Latin America and beyond. Just minutes away from homes in Westbury and Carle Place is a world of ethnic delicacies. Here are some to try.

Azerbaijan: Azerbaijan Grill On your table is a shaker of somagh, a red powder made of crushed sumac berries, a popular condiment in Azerbaijan. Sprinkle it on vegetable moussaka; unlike Greek moussaka, it is made without cheese but is still creamy.

Sliced vegetables—eggplant, potatoes, zucchini and pepper—are cooked individually and then combined with a basil tomato sauce and baked.

Azerbaijan Grill is at 1610 Old Country Road, Westbury. Call 516-228-0001 for more information.

Colombia: Pollos el Paisa As the name reveals Pollos el Paisa is all about chicken but sometimes the desire for their skirt steak draws me there. The deliciously seasoned steak is brought sizzling to the table in a cast iron pan and is especially good with their chimichurri sauce of finely chopped green herbs, garlic, olive oil, vinegar and more. I love soaking tostados in the juices from the steak.

Pollos el Paisa is at 989 Old Country Road, Westbury. Call 516-338-5858 for more information.

Dominican Republic: Punta Cana A perfect accompaniment to the hearty food served at Punta Cana is the homemade juices, made fresh every day. It’s hard to choose between passion fruit, lime and tamarind so get them all.

They taste good mixed together.

Punta Cana is at 162 Post Ave., Westbury. Call 516-280-4099 for more information.

Italy: Vincent’s Clam Bar Still going strong since 1980, Vincent’s serves southern Italian cuisine. The meal at Vincent’s starts with their homemade bread served hot with olive oil and spices. This bread is perfect for sopping up the sauce from baked clams, one of their most popular dishes.

Vincent’s Clam Bar is at 179 Old Country Road, Carle Place. Call 516742-4577 for more information.

Clams at Vincent’s Clam Bar. Korea and Japan: Harmony Fusion Korean and Japanese dishes go well together here at Harmony Fusion in Westbury. We always get vegetable pajun, a Korean-style pancake (similar to Chinese scallion pancakes but much larger). On the Japanese side, the complementary miso soup is the most flavorful I’ve had anywhere.

The fried noodle dish—chicken yaki soba—is topped with seaweed flakes that “danced” as they hit the heat.

Harmony Fusion is at 263B Post Ave., Westbury. Call 516-280-7878 for more information.

Mexico: Tocolo Cantina I love all the food at Tocolo Cantina, where they serve modern Mexicanstyle food, but especially enjoy ending the meal with churros,

the long, fried-dough pastry served with a goat’s milk caramel sauce. These followed by their complementary little cup of hot chocolate is a sweet ending to a delicious meal.

Tocolo Cantina is at 920 Old Country Rd. in the Gallery at Westbury Plaza. Call 516-222-0060 for more information.

Portuguese: Lisbon Cafe Pork with clams Alentejo-style, a quintessential Portuguese dish, has been highly praised as prepared at Lisbon Cafe. The dish brings together the unusual combination of pork and clams. Marinated pork cubes are sautéed, creating a rich brown sauce, to which Little Neck clams are added.

The dish is served with crispy potato cubes and garnished with roasted red pepper and orange slices.

Lisbon Cafe is at 490 Westbury Ave. in Carle Place. Call 516-280-5015 for more information.

Philippines: Guiradelco Halo-halo is a strangely delicious dessert offered at Guiradelco. Served in a tall ice cream soda glass, it contains jackfruit, string coconut, tapioca, sweet purple yam, sweet palm fruit, ice milk and tapioca. And mango ice cream on top. And a little square of flan. In Tagalog, the language of the Philippines, halo means mix, and that’s what you do with all those ingredients, creating a treat that is all at once creamy, crunchy, chewy and sweet, and colorful to boot.

Guiradelco is at 324 Post Ave., Westbury. Call 516-333-9898 for more information.

Halo-halo is a delicious dessert option at Guiradelco. cooked lamb, chopped tomatoes, red peppers, onion and parsley, and the bread is folded over. Pide is made with the same dough, but thicker, and is shaped like a rowboat. It can be packed with a variety of well-flavored fillings, such as Turkish pastrami or sausage, cheese, and vegetables, and is baked until crisp.

Mediterranean Kebob House is at 190 Post Ave., Westbury. Call 516-333-8715 for more information.

Vietnam: Pho Maxia Banh hoi tom nuong—angel hair noodles with grilled shrimp—is a refreshing dish at this Vietnamese restaurant.

At the table you place a square of the cooked noodles (extremely thin noodles woven into a mat) on a lettuce leaf; add lemon-grass seasoned grilled shrimp and basil leaves and fold the lettuce leaf into a packet. It is served with a dipping sauce made from nuoc Turkey: Mediterranean Kebob House mam, a fish sauce that is a staple in numerous Southeast Asian cuisines, Here are two interesting, breadlime, ginger and carrot. based specialties: lahmacun and Pho Maxia is at 817 Carman Ave., pide. Lahmacun, a circular, thin Westbury. Call 516-414-1738 for more piece of baked dough, is topped with information. finely minced

Chicken yaki soba, a fried noodle dish at Harmony Fusion, is topped with seaweed flakes.

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Westbury Revitalization Continues Village makes steady progress in transforming into a LI destination

Old Westbury Gardens is a wonderful place to visit in the Fall. Be dazzled by amazing foliage, right here in your own backyard. Enjoy a wide variety of events including Yoga and Tai Chi, Dog Weekend, Garden Walks, Floral Design Classes, Family Programs and much more. Join us at beautifully decorated Westbury House during our Annual Holiday Celebration beginning December 5.

Registration for Holiday Teas and other special December events begins November 1.

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The Space at Westbury Theater

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For the past several years, the Village of Westbury has been making a push to revitalize its downtown and perhaps this year more than any, Post Avenue saw the rewards of all that hard work.

With the newly renovated Space at Westbury thriving, it seems like downtown Westbury is becoming more and more lively, with a diverse offering of activities almost every day of the week. The venue has been successful in bringing in a diverse group of visitors who are patronizing stores and eateries along Post Avenue. And people have taken notice. According to the Westbury Business Improvement District (BID), more than five new businesses opened on Post Avenue this year, with others in the process of opening before year’s end and many more interested in coming to the downtown area. There are a wide variety of retailers and businesses along Post

Avenue—everything from clothing and grocery stores, to nail salons, realtors and quick-bite cafes.

Along with the village, groups such as the BID and Greater Westbury Council for the Arts (GWCA) have been instrumental in helping the revitalization efforts. The three have partnered to bring numerous events to the village and celebrated another successful outdoor concert series this summer, adding a live artist element this year. They’ve also shown films and held art shows, which have attracted visitors from all over Nassau County. The BID has several other programs slated, including the successful BID Dollar program which encourages residents to shop local, the Sign Grant program for new businesses, Restaurant Week in the spring and Small Business Saturday.

Thanks to the hard work of the village administration and community groups, Westbury is making steady progress in becoming a Long Island focal point for arts and living.

The BID Street Fair is always a highlight in the Village of Westbury. (Photos by Ray Muntz)

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The Westbury Memorial Public Library: A Community Hub

BY BETSY ABRAHAM

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You’d be hard-pressed to find a friendlier, more helpful place than the Westbury Memorial Public Library.

More than 21,000 cardholders from Westbury and Carle Place come through the library’s doors each year, and the site serves as a community center for local residents, offering numerous programs and activities.

Throughout the week there are numerous educational workshops, discussion groups and presentations for all ages held at the library. Residents enjoy musical performances, cooking classes, the latest movies and exercise groups, while over at the Children’s Library youngsters partake in storytimes, crafts and other activities.

Teenage patrons also have a place to crash at the teen zone. Every day after school, teens are invited to come use modern technology in their own section of the library, which was recently renovated, as well as engage in weekly craft, videogame and homework sessions. A MakerBot Replicator

3D printer has also allowed the library to expand their “Maker” programs for young adults and integrate STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) into activities.

The library has transitioned well into the 21st century. In addition to their large book and DVD collection, the library also offers patrons access to eReaders, laptops and iPads. Many residents also utilize the computer lab and technology seminars that are offered, which provide instruction on how to use small handheld devices.

History lovers can enjoy the offerings of the Historical Cottage, which is nestled between the main library building and Children’s Library. The cottage houses dozens of historical artifacts, pictures and documents related to local history. The library is also the gathering place of the Historical Society of the Westburys, which meets monthly for fascinating presentations on a variety of topics.

The Westbury Memorial Public Library is at 445 Jefferson St. Find out more at www.westburylibrary.org or call 516-333-0176.

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Why I Love Westbury

“When I moved to Westbury in 2009, the first thing I fell in love with was Post Avenue.

It is unlike anything I experienced growing up in the suburbs of Central Florida. I love that almost everything I need is a short walk from my house and I patronize Post Avenue businesses whenever I can.

The piazza in the center of town gives the Village of Westbury warmth and a strong sense of community.

The second thing I fell in love with was the people. I joined the Greater Westbury Council for the Arts to feel like I was part of Westbury and that has resulted in my meeting a large and diverse group of interesting people, many of whom I now consider close friends. The cultural and artistic diversity of the residents of Westbury are what makes it so special. The third thing I love about Westbury is our mayor. Mayor Cavallaro never fails to impress me

with his thoughtful, insightful leadership of the Village of Westbury. Even though I’ve only been here a short time I feel proud to call Westbury my home.”

—Julie Lyon “I saw the library and supermarket and railroad were within walking distance, and I said this is an ideal place so that’s why I moved here.

I liked that I could walk to everything. I like the conveniences and being able to walk to the senior center and shopping.”

—Edith Joseph “I like to be centrally located.

Growing up in Queens I saw Queens as a middle ground, not just geographically but also in terms of sensibility, between Manhattan and Long Island; a kind of urban/suburban hybrid. People from Long Island saw me as being from “the city,” while

my Manhattan friends thought of me as being from “the Island.” What I love about Westbury is that it is centrally located.

If you look at a map of Nassau County, Westbury is pretty much right in the middle; we are north of the South Shore and south of our North Shore friends. I love that! It’s a bit simple, I know, but that’s what I love about Westbury. That, and the Hobo Delight at the Harvest Diner!”

— Mike Cesarano “There are neighborly people here.

When my kids were young, we had 52 kids on one block and they all played with one another. It’s just a nice place to live in.”

—Marie Rex “It’s in the middle of Nassau County and you have everything here. It’s a good place to raise a family. It’s a vibrant community and

takes you from when you’re little or middle-aged into your senior years because there are so many activities.

It keeps us young at heart.”

—Mimi Scrandis “I used to live in Manhattan so this is nice and quiet. It’s peaceful and convenient here.”

—George Castillo “It’s convenient to everything.

I can walk to Post Avenue, to the senior center, railroad, library. Plus there are buses and Roosevelt Field is closeby.”

—Thomas Holloway “The environment is lovely, it’s a beautiful community.

It’s centrally located and has a diverse population.

It has many activities we enjoy and is a wonderful place to live. The location of the community is centrally located

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on the island so it’s also convenient.”

—Cynthia Johnson “Time goes fast when you are living in a wonderful place and Westbury is that special place.

After living in Carle Place for 22 years, I moved to Westbury in 1977 after marrying Tom, a Westbury resident. This was a time of social change and awareness. Westbury was and still is a community that embraces and celebrates diversity. Many of the friends we made when we first came to Westbury are still active in community affairs and continually strive to make Westbury a better place for everyone to live and work.

I am continually impressed by the residents of Westbury: the community outreach programs, the involvement of the Italian organizations to support St. Brigid’s parish and Italian culture, Creole masses, the celebration of Hispanic culture, the mobilization of the community to prevent a casino from interfering with the residential nature of our community, the newly

remodeled Islamic center and religious diversity, the many active civic associations, the revitalization of the downtown area with the help of the BID and now a flourishing Arts Council. The list goes on.

With the support of Mayor Cavallaro and the Village of Westbury, the Greater Westbury Council for the Arts has been formed to attract, develop, and promote art and culture throughout the community. This is just one example of the commitment and dedication of the people of Westbury improve the lives of all its residents.

To me, Westbury is a beacon for all neighborhoods to behold and emulate. As a local realtor, I am proud to show clients homes in Westbury and tell them the many reasons they should make their home here. It is easy to promote the community I love. I consider myself lucky to live and work in Westbury and to contribute to its bright future as a model community.”

—Wendy Liotti “When I came here in 1954, I lived in the Polish area in New Cassel, from there it changed as people moved in. My children grew up here and did very well. They made friends that are lasting and there was a lot of communication between schools, parents and students. The

diversity and how people get along make [the area] unique.

No matter who moves in or out, the neighbors help the new neighbors.”

“It’s not too far from the city and you’re in the middle of the island.

There’s a lot to do around here. There’s the “Yes We Can” Center, which is amazing and there’s a lot to do at Roosevelt Field Mall and Jones Beach. You can get a taste of everything because it’s close to a lot of things.”

—Evan Mohammad “All the conveniences of stores and the highways are closeby. It’s really convenient.”

—Thomas Nixon “I love living in Westbury because it

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—Gail Jenkins

“As editor of The Westbury Times for the past two and a half years, I’ve had a unique look at Westbury and Carle Place. There are so many things that make this little corner of the world special. One of the things that stands out most to me about these communities is how tight-knit they are. Though they’re small, there is such a strong sense of pride and identity in both neighborhoods. Everyone is always willing to help each other, and fight to protetct their community.

The diversity in the communities also set it apart. There are people from all over the world in Westbury and Carle Place, and the mix of ethnicities adds such a rich culture (and menu) to the area. Everyone embraces—and celebrates—the different nationalities and the demographic is a good representation of the world.”

—Betsy Abraham

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The Westbury and Carle Place School Districts are continual sources of pride for their communities.

Whether it’s in academics, arts, athletics or extracurriculars, students in both districts demonstrate an ongoing commitment to hard work and service to others. The districts are also marked by their dedicated teachers, administrators and support staff, who encourage students to strive for excellence, both inside and outside of the classroom.

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Recreation makes up an important part of life in both Westbury and Carle Place.

Whether it’s basketball with the Bunky Reid All Stars, baseball with the Westbury Little League, field hockey at Carle Place High School, bocce at the Westbury Recreation Center or the myriad of other athletic options available, there are plenty of opportunities for locals to play and exercise.

The Westbury and Carle Place School Districts both boast excellent athletic teams. This last year saw Westbury varsity wrestler Raeco Jackson finish the year as an all-state wrestler, coming in fifth in the state for his division.

In Carle Place, the field hockey team was crowned Nassau County Class C and Long Island Champions, as well as New York State finalists. The Girls Basketball team was named Nassau County Class B and Long Island Champions and the baseball team was named a Nassau County Class B finalist.

Sixty athletes received all- division, all-conference, all-league, all-county and allstate honors. Students excelled off the field and court as well, with 70 athletes being recognized as scholar-athletes and 15 teams being named scholar-athlete teams.

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Legislator Laura Schaefer (center) welcomed Studio Novelle to Westbury Avenue.

The Juice Box Cafe was one of several eateries to open on Post Avenue.

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Westbury and Carle Place draw visitors from all over Long Island and the tri-state with its world-class venues. Whether you’re looking for a night of live music, to get some laughs or to enjoy nature, there are many options for people searching for high caliber entertainment right in the neighborhood.

One of the area’s most iconic venues is the NYCB Theatre at Westbury, which has been around since 1956. Known for it’s theater-inthe-round seating, there are no bad seats at this venue and visitors can always expect a world-class experience.

There are shows almost every night of the week and the lineup varies, offering something for entertainment-lovers of all ages and tastes. Whether it’s a familyfriendly act like Jack Hanna’s animal shows, legendary rockers like Lynyrd Skynyrd, stand-up show from Russell Peters, wing and beer festival, or the best acts from America’s Got Talent, there’s something for everyone at this storied venue. Visit venue.thetheatreatwestbury. com to find out more.

A few minutes away on Post Avenue, The Space at Westbury hosts nationally and internationally recognized musicians, comedians and dance companies. Guests including

where they can enjoy 200 acres of landscaped grounds, woodlands, ponds and lakes. In addition to the natural beauty of the site, visitors to the gardens can enjoy formal tours, children’s programs, tea parties, classic car shows, concerts, book signings, gardening classes, lectures and more. They can also visit The Westbury House, the former home of John S. Phipps and his family, which is furnished with fine English antiques and decorative arts. The mansion and the grounds are truly a site to behold in every season. To find out more, visit www.oldwestburygardens.org.

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It’s not hard to find something to do in Westbury and Carle Place.

Whether it’s a festival, parade, movie night, fundraiser, car show or another community-sponsored activity, Westbury and Carle Place are truly destinations when it comes to recreation and entertainment.

And our residents are dedicated to preserving their community.

There are numerous local groups that strive to promote unity, culture and quality of life and residents are fiercely devoted to protecting their community and neighbors.

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Westbury and Carle Place both have active senior groups. The Westbury Senior Center, at 360 Post Ave., is open every day and is a great place for seniors to get together to play games, learn skills, exercise and socialize with others. The Carle Place Senior Citizens meet every Tuesday at the community center at Charles J. Fuschillo Park. Around 185 seniors gather every week to enjoy food, learn community news and catch up with friends. Both groups also regularly take trips and are a valuable part of the community.

Westbury and Carle Place both also have vibrant veterans populations.

The Westbury Military Historical Collection at 406 Maple Ave. houses two-floors of authentic war memorabilia and artifacts, including Purple Heart medals and uniforms.

The building also has a glass-encased plywood list featuring approximately 2,200 names of servicemen from Westbury, New Cassel, Carle Place and Old Westbury who served during World War II.

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FACTS AND FIGURES Westbury Population: 29, 205 (as of 2010 Census bureau data for Village of Westbury and New Cassel) Households: Village of Westbury—5,136; New Cassel—3,280 Average Income: Village of Westbury—$85,880; New Cassel—$73,048 Elected Officials: Mayor: Peter I. Cavallaro Trustees: Joan M. Boes (Deputy Mayor), William B. Wise, Steven L. Corte, Beaumont A. Jefferson Village Justice: Judge Thomas F. Liotti Town of North Hempstead Representative: Councilwoman Viviana Russell (District 1) Nassau County Legislators: Siela Bynoe (District 2) and Laura Schaefer (District 14) New York State Assemblymen: Michael Montesano (District 15), Charles Lavine (District 13) and Edward Ra (District 19) New York State Senator:

Jack M. Martins (District 7) Education: Westbury Union Free School District Superintendent: Dr. Mary Lagnado 516-876-5016 www.westburyschools.org Dryden Street Grades: Pre-K and Kindergarten 545 Dryden St. 516-876-5039 Principal: Mrs. Dale Telmer Park Avenue Grades: 1-5 955 Park Ave. 516-876-5109 Principal: Mrs. Gloria P. Dingwall Powells Lane Grades: 1–5 603 Powells Lane 516-876-5125 Principal: Ms. Claudia Germain Drexel Ave. Grades: 1-5 161 Drexel Ave. 516-876-5030 Principal: Dr. Wanda Toledo Westbury Middle Scbool

Grades: 6-8 455 Rockland Street 516-876-5082 Principal: David Zimbler Westbury High School 1 Post Ave., Old Westbury 516-876-5047 Grades: 9-12 Principal: Manuel Arias St. Brigid Our Lady of Hope Regional School 101 Maple Ave. 516-333-0580 Grades: Nursery-8 Principal: Paul Clagnaz www.stbolh.org

Korean Evangelical Church of L.I. 190 Ellison Ave. 516-333-1757 www.gospel4us.org

Places of Worship: Bethel A.M.E. Church 467 Maple Ave. 516-333-2364

CrossBridge Church 600 Bob Reed Lane 516-334-1832 www.crossbridgechurchny.com

Episcopal Church of the Advent 555 Advent St. 516-333-0081 www.episcopalchurch.org/parish/ church-advent-westbury-ny

Mount Calvary Baptist Church, Inc. 271 Covert St. 516-997-9820

Islamic Center of Long Island 835 Brush Hollow Road 516-333-3495 www.icliny.org

St. Brigid’s Roman Catholic Church 75 Post Ave. 516-334-0021 www.saintbrigid.net

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800-222-1222 742-3300 334-7924 573-7000 800-342-5368 622-6400 876-5006 822-5477 378-4340 883-7575 944-8220

Westbury United Methodist Church 365 Asbury Ave. 516-333-0874 www.wumcny.net

Westbury Times - Wendy Kates 403-5171

Westbury Monthly Meeting, Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) 550 Post Ave. 516-333-3178 www.westburyquakers.org

Parks/Community Centers: Martin “Bunky” Reid Park Broadway at Urban Ave. 516-869-6311

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St. Andrew the Apostle Byzantine Catholic Church 275 Ellison Ave. 516-333-3266 www.standrewswestbury.org

North Hempstead “Yes We Can” Community Center 141 Garden St. 516-869-6311 Community Organizations: Westbury Business Improvement District (B.I.D.)

357 Rockland St. 516-333-2235 www.westburybid.org Kiwanis Club of New Cassel www.newcasselkiwanis.org Westbury Senior Center 360 Post Ave. 516-334-5886 Greater Westbury Council for the Arts 235 Lincoln Place 516-334-7563 www.westburyarts.org GWCftA@gmail.com Westbury-Carle Place Chamber of Commerce 516-997-3966 info@wcpchamber.com www.wcpchamber.com Notable Numbers: Westbury Village Hall 235 Lincoln Place 516-334-1700 Hours of operation: Monday—Friday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Westbury Memorial Public Library 445 Jefferson St. 516-333-0176 www.westburylibrary.org

Jack M. Martins (District 7) Education: Carle Place School District Superintendent: David J. Flatley 516-622-6575 www.cps.k12.ny.us Cherry Lane School 475 Roslyn Ave. 516- 622-6402 Grades: K-2 Principal: Marilyn Manfredi Rushmore Avenue School 251 Rushmore Ave. 516-622-6421 Grades: 3-6 Principal: Susan Folkson Carle Place Middle School/High School 168 Cherry Lane 516-622-6431/6432 Grades: 7-12 Principal: Thomas DePaola Places of Worship: Our Lady of Hope R.C. Church Cherry Lane and Broadway 516-334-6288 www.olhope.org St Mary’s Episcopal Church 252 Rushmore Ave. 516-333-2290

Westbury Fire Department 355 Maple Ave. Emergency Phone: 516-334-7924 Phone: 516-334-7968

Parks/Community Centers: Charles J. Fuschillo Park Carle Road at Broadmoor Lane 516-869-6311

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Community Organizations: Carle Place Senior Citizens 516-997-7271

Population: 4,981 Households: 1,926 Average Income: $86,920

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Elected Officials: Town of North Hempstead Representative: Councilwoman Viviana Russell (District 1) Nassau County Legislator: Laura Schaefer (District 13) New York State Assemblyman: Edward P. Ra (District 19) New York State Senator:

Notable Numbers: Carle Place Fire Department 460 Broadway Emergency Phone: 516-742-3300 Non-emergency Phone: 516-334-8888

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