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Removal of bridge fence is approved The fence, northeast of East Island Bridge, which was installed last year, during former Albert Morra, a longtime resi- Mayor Tim Tenke’s administradent of Glen Cove, reminisced as tion, lies on both city and private he stood near East Island Bridge property, at 1 Southland Drive. on Tuesday. He recalled how he The shoreline below belongs to used to carefully make his way the state. down the rocks Donald Mumma, below to the shore, who has lived on where he fished. East Island for four Morra no longer years and is a memattempts the climb ber of the East down, which has Island Homeowners become more danAssociation, initialgerous, because it ly thought the fence now involves negowas a good idea, to tiating a fence as limit the number of well. These days, he people making swings his hook their way down to over the opposite the shore, as well as side of the bridge the littering and loifacing Dosoris tering. Many visiPond. He said that tors come after the if the fence were beach closes at 7 taken down, p.m. to hang out, “Everybody would said. Last DONALD MUMMA Mumma go to fish.” S e p t e m b e r, h i s M o r r a ’s w i s h East Island resident landscaper found may come true. The two cases of beer Glen Cove City Council approved hidden in the bushes on his the removal of three feet of the property. well-known fence — the portion “If they’re hanging out on that is on city property — on public property and they’re litApril 27. But questions about tering on my property, that’s safety and city liability, raised by something that makes me residents of East Island, remain unhappy,” Mumma said. unanswered. CONTINUED ON PAGE 4
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Let’s go fly a kite Samantha McCormack was able to get her kite airborne at the first Kite Festival held at Garvies Point Park last Saturday. More photos, Page 8.
Hometown chef Patrick Marone set to appear on Food Network By LETISHA DASS ldass@liherald.com
A chef, actor, comedian and friend, Patrick Marone wears many hats. After leaving the Regency at Glen Cove for six months to work closer to home in West Babylon, Marone, who’s known as Chef Pat, returned to the job he has held for almost 18 months, as head chef of the assisted-living community. Marone, 57, has lived a life of adventure. He was chosen by Robert DeNiro to appear as an extra in
the 1993 film “A Bronx Tale.” He will be starring in the play “The Honeymooners,” set to premiere at The View Grill in June, as Ralph Kramden. Marone’s recipes are known across Long Island, thanks to his cooking demos and tutorials. At the Regency, he has a program called Cooking Italian for Seniors. On June 28 he will appear on the Food Network show “Supermarket Stakeout.” Marone got his start in the food industry when he was 15, as a dishwasher and busboy. He has held every job in a commercial kitchen. “I was watchCONTINUED ON PAGE 7
f they’re hanging out on public property and they’re littering on my property, that’s something that makes me unhappy.