Bethpage Federal Credit Union has taken the title sponsorship of Downtown Sounds 2012.

Thursday, 24 November 2011 00:00

Daisy Indelicato, Regional Manager, (third from right) and John Schneidawin, Branch Manager, Glen Cove, (second from right), both of Bethpage Federal Credit Union, at the occasion of becoming title sponsor. Joining them are (from left to right): Alvin Batista, Downtown BID President; Carol Hammond, Downtown Sounds Committee; Joseph Manfredi, OWWR Station Manager Faculty, Media & Communications, SUNY Old Westbury; Francine Koehler, Executive Director, Downtown BID; Jeanine DiMenna, Downtown Sounds Committee Chairperson; Fred Guarino, Downtown Sounds Committee. Photo by Deutsch Photographics

In The Press

Patch- Website Lists Glen Cove on 100 Safest Cities list

Courtesy of Glen Cove Patch:

Glen Cove Rated One of Nation's Safest Cities

Website ranks city twelfth safest in U.S.
By Micah Danney
March 19, 2013
Your chances of being the victim of a crime in Glen Cove are less than in most other cities in the country, according to a recent report.

The website NeighborhoodScout released its list of the Top 100 Safest Cities in the U.S. for cities with populations of more than 25,000 people. Glen Cove ranked 12, one spot higher than Greenwich, Conn. and one behind Sammamish, Wash.

The rankings are based on the total number of property and violent crimes per 1,000 residents. Crimes include burglary, larceny, motor vehicle theft, murder, forcible rape, armed robbery and aggravated assault.

Chances of becoming a victim of violent crime in Glen Cove are one-in-1,504, whereas they are one-in-251 in New York State as a whole, the latter number being on par with the rest of the country.

The property crime rate comparison shows another wide gap, with a one-in-127 chance of becoming a victim in Glen Cove compared to a one-in-52 chance statewide.

Glen Cove experiences a median of 12 crimes per square mile, compared to 47 per square mile for the state and a national median of 39.6, according to the ranking.

The city was rated as having a median of 18 violent crimes and 213 property crimes annually, according to data reported to the FBI.

Det. Lt. John Nagle of the Glen Cove Police Department said having a local police force helps in preventing crime. He said 36 of the department's 45 members are city residents.

"Our officers are out there in the community. We know who the bad guys are," he said

Community Tree

COMMUNITY TREE TO SUPPORT DOWNTOWN IMPROVEMENTS

We invite everyone in the Glen Cove community to join us in creating a community tree in Village Square. Holiday ornaments with your family or business name can be purchase from the Glen Cove Downtown B.I.D. The ornaments will be placed on the tree that stands in Village Square from November through January.

Choose from snowflake, holly leaf, stocking or ornament. They are $20.00 each. Proceeds will go to further beautifying and improvementing downtown Glen Cove.

The Downtown B.I.D. decorates the downtown with seasonal items like hanging flower baskets, banners, cornstalks, holiday lights and decorations, and plantings in public spaces that are neglected and overlooked, to name just a few of our projects.

An order form can be downloaded here.

Participate: Share Your Ideas!

The City of Glen Cove is working to improve the downtown experience in the Downtown Gateway area, and a market study is underway to guide the planning process. As part of this effort, we seek your participation by sharing your ideas through the survey.

Please help us by taking a few moments to share your ideas. If you live, work or shop anywhere in or near our Downtown, we want to hear from you.

To take the survey, visit: www.GlenCoveSurvey.com

Upcoming Events

"Abandoned Trunks" Exhibit Thru Labor Day

Clothing and Costumes of the Gold Coast Era
Please join us for a special Lecture Presentation by Monica Randall
Wednesday, May 22 at 7:00 pm
At the North Shore Historical Museum
140 Glen Street
Glen Cove, NY
Free for Museum Members - $5 general public
Ms. Randall, guest curator of the museum's "Abandoned Trunks" exhibit, will discuss her collections and research,
illustrating historical figures and estates of the Gold Coast Era. Monica Randall is an author, historian and expert on the mansions and fashions of the 1920s. "Abandoned Trunks" is an exhibit of costumes and accessories of the Gold Coast.
Clothing items on display were worn by notable North Shore women such as the ladies of Woolworth, Tiffany, Hutton, and Woodward families, as well as the Countess of Bismarck.

Please RSVP to attend - call Museum Director Colleen Yoder at (516) 801-1191, email director@northshorehistorcialmuseum.org or visit
northshorehistoricalmuseum.org for more information.
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Journeys of Discovery
Lunch and Lecture Series 2013
The next Lunch & Lecture Series event will be a presentation:
"Oystering on Long Island"
SATURDAY, 15 JUNE 2013 - NOON
A lecture by Nicole Menchise, Librarian Archivist for the Oyster Bay Historical Society

At the Earl Wightman House
20 Summit Street
Oyster Bay, NY
To be followed by luncheon at Jack Halyards Restaurant, Oyster Bay
Museum Members $45
Non-Members $50

Please RSVP to attend - call Museum Director Colleen Yoder at (516) 801-1191,
email director@northshorehistorcialmuseum.org or visit

northshorehistoricalmuseum.org for more information.

Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce presents Culinary Delights

Food, Wine, Music and MORE!

Come sample signature dishes from all over the                  Gold Coast area - restaurants, caterers, kitchens
and chefs offering their best of all food varieties.
Enjoy wine tasting and allow the music to set the ambience of a perfect evening.
   Raffle Baskets and Food-Related Vendors for your shopping pleasure!

When: Monday, May 6th
Where: Glen Cove Mansion
200 Dosoris Lane, Glen Cove
Time: 6:00—9:00 PM
Couvert: $40 - RSVP Required
                      (516) 676-6666
                             $45 at Door

Exporting: Doing Business Internationally

When
Wednesday May 15, 2013 from 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM EDT

Stony Brook Small Business Development Center
Stony Brook University
Research and Development Park
Research and Support Services, Room 145
Stony Brook, NY 11794-6016

Greetings!
Have you ever considered doing business internationally or exporting your products outside of the US?
Exporting: Doing Business Internationally on May 15th at the Stony Brook Small Business Development Center can help you learn more about exporting and plan to expand your business overseas. The program will cover market research, compliance issues, patents and trademarks, freight forwarding, and financing. During the program we will walk you through the process step-by-step.

Wednesday, May 15, 2013
8:30am - 12:00pm
Stony Brook SBDC
SBU R&D Park
Research and Support Services, Room 145
Stony Brook, NY 11794-6016

Speakers:
Arnold Ceglia
Partner, Aspen Freight Forwarders

Davi Tserpelis
Senior VP of Business Development, Citibank

Pina M. Campagna, Esq.
Carter, DeLuca, Farrell, & Schmidt, LLP

Tanya Cole
Commercial Officer, U.S. Department of Commerce

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