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HERALD Catapano wins philanthropy award
Santos comes clean, sort of
Takeout Queen’s recommendations
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Vol. 32 No. 9
FEBRUARY 23 - MARCH 1, 2023
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S.C. Manor’s cabaret license is renewed ing from the venue. Pellegrini asserted that he had addressed this issue by hiring a noise Events at Sea Cliff Manor security guard who neighbors will continue, after the Village can contact if the music gets of Sea Cliff approved the enter- too loud or if there are people tainment and live music ven- gathering and talking outside ue’s cabaret license for three the venue. years. In another change, venue T he license, which was staff can’t park vehicles on the called into quesstreet near homes, tion due to noise and are also no and other comlonger allowed to plaints from l o ck o r u n l o ck neighbors, allows them remotely in the venue to conorder to find tinue to book and them. The staf f host events. will also take out Since last the trash in the spring, the hall morning, because has been operating the sound of trash with a provisional removal at night c ab a re t l i c e n s e NICk PEllEgRINI could be heard while Sea Cliff ’s general manager t h ro u g h o u t t h e mayor and board neighborhood. Sea Cliff Manor of trustees considIn addition, ered the case. In there were comthe meantime, the Manor’s gen- plaints about the smell of food eral manager, Nick Pellegrini, coming from the Manor. To explained how he worked with solve the problem, new vents affected residents to address were installed to better distheir grievances. perse the smells from the kitch“We’ve always tried to be a en. good neighbor, and we always In previous meetings at Vilwill,” Pellegrini said. “If any- lage Hall, Pellegrini and Patone ever says anything to us, rick Hoebich, the Manor’s we try to do the best we can to attor ney, emphasiz ed that fix it.” installing the new vents was a The major complaint by resi- large expense to the business, dents was about the noise comContinued on page 8
By WIll SHEElINE wsheeline@liherald.com
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Suitable for hanging on a repainted wall The honorees at the Phoenix Rising Awards on Feb. 4 were presented with a commemorative plaque to display in the James E. Donohue Veterans of Foreign War Post 347 when it is rebuilt. The fundraising dinner collected roughly $23,000 for the construction. Story, more photos, Page 3.
‘Sea Cliff’s Fabulous Flappers’ highlights women of the 1920s Village Museum’s latest focuses on iconic era By WIll SHEElINE wsheeline@liherald.com
The Sea Cliff Village Museum’s latest exhibit, “Sea Cliff ’s Fabulous Flappers,” offers visitors an opportunity to visit the 1920s, in particular the flapper era, which has remained iconic for over a century. With dozens of original flapper dresses, jewelry and other unique articles of clothing, visitors
can learn about how flappers defied convention and the styles of the time. Courtney Chambers, the museum’s director, explained that when she started working there four years ago, she discovered a surprisingly extensive collection of 1920s flapper dresses. Although the museum largely focuses its exhibits on the history of Sea Cliff, Chambers realized that with these they could look at the more generContinued on page 8
e’ve always tried to be a good neighbor, and we always will.