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Photo (L to R) Front Row (seated): Diane Benavides, Planned Parenthood; Carrie Savino, AHRC; Carol Waldman, GC Sr. Citizens; Toya Davis, School for Communication and Development and Omar Ames, LaFuerza Unida.
Second Row seated (l to r ): Dr. Susan Moor, GC School District, Mayor Holzkamp, Pauline Guitterez, LIAAC; Juan Castro, GC Youth Board and IAC president.
Third row standing (l to r): Arlene O’Dell, Center for Parents and Children; Maija Sperauskas, GC Public Library; Arlene Soifer, Holocaust Center; Michael Davis, GC Chamber of Commerce; Ellen Franck, North Shore INN, the Rev. Douglas Hutchings, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church and Lauraine Longo, North Shore INN.
Backrow standing (l to r): The Rev. William F. Wendler, United Methodist Church; Linda Sullivan, Girls Scouts; Dr. Sharon Harris GCCASAS two guest in front of Don Scarl, Coaltion for Glen Cove; Jean Hersey, Dr. Alberta Hersey Foundation, and The Rev. Betsy Simpson, First Presbyterian Church.
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The Interagency Council of Glen Cove had breakfast with Mayor Mary Ann Holzkamp at the Coles House recently. The Mayor brought the members of IAC up-to-date on the City of Glen Cove and answered questions from the members. Included in her informative presentation was the progress on-going in the many local development projects: The Avalon; The Waterfront, the revitalization of Leach Circle Park, which will be renamed Dennis Brian Murray Park after a young Glen Cove man who died in the Vietnam war. The Mayor also noted the expansion of the NSUH site and the benefits to the community from that growth.
The June meeting concludes the fiscal year for IAC, the umbrella organization representing 54 human service agencies in the Glen Cove community who meet monthly from September through June. The monthly meetings feature many public figures from the non-profit, social services, local and county government. In the past year, under the leadership of Juan Castro, president of IAC, and executive director of Glen Cove Youth Board, IAC’s membership has increased by 10% and attendance at the monthly meetings also increased.
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