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News

Vote on Parking Garage ‘Stricken’ From Last Week’s Agenda

On Wednesday, June 23 the Town of North Hempstead board held a hearing in front of an overflow audience to continue discussions on the establishment of a waterfront business district. The draft legislation, which was proposed by Councilman Fred Pollack, was to cover the Port Washington waterfront in two segments. The north segment, known as zoning district-section 1, would cover waterfront activities from west of Sunset Park south to Dolphin Green. The south portion known as zoning district- section 2 would cover lots presently occupied by the Port Washington Yacht Club. After a lengthy hearing the board unanimously adopted two resolutions: 1) the creation of a new waterfront business district and 2) excluding section 2 pending further discussions. The possibility remained that both sections might be consolidated in the waterfront district at a later date.

Though the class of 2009’s commencement took place during the soggiest June in recent memory, the rains held off as soon as the graduates walked onto the field, as the bittersweet melody of Pomp and Circumstance was played by the Schreiber High School Band directed by John Meyer.

Sports

On June 16, the NHCC 18 Holers held the final round of the Member/Member Tournament.

The winners were:

Cathy Gallagher and Loren King

The runners up were:

Cathi Rosso and Pat Kelly.

Also held on June 16 was a Beat the Pro Tournament.  The winners were:  Elizabeth Chang, Shelia Dunphy and Suzanne McKenna

On June 17, the NHCC 9 Holers held a Red and Blue Tournament.  The winner was the Blue Team comprised of: Trish D’Agostino, Pam Gil, Rosa Capacchione, Helen Belsito, Yvette Wright, Kelly Morgano, Linda Kane, Pat Simmons and Sue D’Agnes.

Rain-Soaked Weekend Ends With Exciting Monday Finish

People holding tickets to Thursday’s rain shortened day of golf were treated to a great finish on Monday. On Thursday, golf was halted after just over three hours of play with half of the players not even teeing off. Those fans with tickets were granted entrance to Monday’s conclusion to see 29-year-old Lucas Glover take the trophy after finishing 4-under par.


Calendar

Sousa Bandshell Summer Concert
Friday, June 26 

Walls of Honor Dedication
Saturday, June 27

Wing Eating Contest
Sunday, June 28


Columns

Senate’s Stalemate
Written by Mike Barry

Epic Fail
Written by Michael Miller

‘Gitmo’ and Water Boarding
Written by Robert McMillan