The-Leader_1990-05-10

              Freeport • Baldwin
. SfithYcar, No.'•<- - K ' I nen^papat or Ihc Village of Reeport'I^eQnn and Biddidn&dio^ District Hiund^.MaylO, 1^0 2S#
*A plain OUTSTANDING mother'
TWO AGATHA CAGGIAS. The Leader's 1990 Mother of the V6ar, at right and
her daughter « ^ . wnote the wMiIng nontiniting letter wm have a v«y spw^ •
Mothers Elay this year. ' '. •.' • ., ' . .
Zoning controversy In Baldwin
Tbe Baldwin cipunnnl^ is once
a^tb involved la a ax&B cnontveRy,''
Ihis time involyiiig.]^panF oh the
no^h-wesi'corner of Atlantic and
Grand Ayetiua.' At the bmt of the
. cDBtrovmy IS whether iqtprDvd for'
vatjahws which woep^med bx the
- Town of Hem]»ttad Bosid ofZonihg'
in January. 1S>89 and based on'
- sp^dficaions aiid eofflUKaiaiyiiideb
implied several let^ stores is valid for
i^n^eswUdinawwoiddaHqeontf <
°7-Il'Sta(eihafii(9ea241iDms.'
' Over WO te&eitt$ ^h'^^j xsSat
'cittons,-bomebwne(S, i^ms»itati^
of (& oduby Baidbor <»Dd(aniduiii^,
aoreownoi, PXA members,.stadeaii
fioa-the ^^ schbol goveaaihiait d a s -
and > tj^resentative from Astembty-..
nan fhJAn O'Sbeali oBiee awfdfd
• the new. hearing, nsaa (.yoia, who'
directed'the resi<feM preKDtatioa.'
. caniedaver300|ieddBslnan>oaition
•to the'imject.-Charles O'Sbea's
"ii'liMfWiflve tRa^Kowr 1200 btias
•incBMSitioii. • •••.•
- However, the jmsitlon.M ue.
j^licani, CpsiarMQis^ata^ bthat die,.
. i^uBattBe(^ra6|K0{iei^Rni^b&tte
ane.andhJsla^jyerwggKtedfliaf^
' md issue is not the nnmbercif stores-txtf
the as&" He i n t i ^ Oat his client
is JneomidiaDee tM the m i n e e t t t
approved; and'that the original
. ,appIiation never i i p d ^ i die exan
nanber of stfiRss>
BfiMhhtT flwisBd wi rofh liwiit M
' trafHc, properor valnes. previons'
' ; pRtbkoa widi 7>11 sores m Bddwta,
' >saii^,ahdinipaaaDtd»idcltteq'as
their reasons for oppositioii. tihe
appUoitt noted Oiat the 0 1 ^ change -
&oailiisori^nalap)^fi^oawas.inihe '
ninnber of stoies. and he pofnted'ont
Hat in rapflnaraial i^ns stdwuued to
the.Town of. Hempstead Building .'
D^oitmnndMiseiiianges'wpeiioied ••
and approved. It was stated that Ui'e
orlgtaal i ^ i e u i o n 'pr^^tadon '
admowi^^thattbenumbKofstorH
. would raty according to the nee& of.
Ihetenanu..
Also uened'bjr re^den^'was the.
. applicant's disregard of the "stop-work"
jBrdaiHoedon January 25. -
199atlnfiIih3tpaiBt,tbeapiflieanthad .
- qient ap^aimately. $240,000 in -
develop the piepa^;. Alftoagb the
apptteani ^ d aot-deay thift he has
'continaed work, hisIawyer.streKed
ihatib^wmddbeiin^nnngMcautu^^^
^ped th'e'valiffity of that order. In
•various commei^ts'be also notol
. appalent-'jwlitied* pressures reladve
'lis theBoa^ of Cloning's reqn^ to .
' rehear the appUntioats.wdl as dw
.niginaiionofthesiop-wtjdconlec'
. -' Al teie are va^w^-wUdi wodd
. allow r u ^ business and piikiag in
".some para ttti Retidnice B zone as
' w^asawaivCTof^-siiettpaddag.
- iyiboi|^i^deBSo^na%iqip«ed
^y re^stom io'iheaxea a tte I9ffi
•iimf%***ini, th?t eftfwiffff ^ fMtSi Mw
throughout'a 24 hour period .'bad
. ••ddirtwaWy'iinadlb^ die .area. <lne'
' ( ^ n bilici&I said that he does not
licall the.Boaiil of Zotdng-'ever
: flowing 'bnsiness.-parking lii' a
*'fft'^f"*'^lwnf faraWlwwr'pfriod.-
;-.'- As is nsudi-die Board reserved
dedsitm ottibe apdiBaiaa.^b araeaii
• tettr^m^cattisdodedqipronils.:
acovtaaev^feUom' •'•..'' . -
1 can'tbefieve this'-. Ite hi shod,"
exclaimed Agatha Caggia. a Miller
Avenue mother of three and tlie'
Leader's "Mother of die Year." Mrs.
Ca^'s devim-yeai^^ d a « i ^ , also
named Agatha, wrote this year's
winoin&nmniDating tetta. desoibing
hw mother as "die gfettestr "a very
caring ' penon? and ."a plain
A rodent of Fkeepoit for 19'yem,
hbi. Di^a. a secretary te dK Reqport
School Disuict's Special Education
0(Dw and a teadier idde in-^enlng
ESL classes at Dodd JHS. also serves
as a diiel^ d^iffan; laldng her active'
family on their, rounds to sporting
evBits. Aama.^ss«[, idlgioh wi the
l & » y . • • • . . '
Rir msqr years. Mis. Caggiit itm
involved with die Fr^oit Sbc«r aub
'kndi h a two sau,' Manhew. 19, now a
FiMlanan at the Sute UniveRityof
ICY.at'Bufialo.andnMe^lS.aaudent
at Rreepon HS.:aml a manber of the
back teanik Young ^adia. an ^Idnson
Sdiool liHh grader who & a monbH'of
ctnius and band, is a "^namite liide
kid.''s^herpreadinMn.,whohadjiU
returned from waidiing her daughter
^ y Ik^BRl &tU^ In *?Btn Fan" ai
dieRecC3enier.. -
AIdioi# MR. O^at, ber hosband
Salvauxe and dwir.diildiea lave their
.own busy sc6edutesj they enjoy
^Kocdng dme logetlier at home, gomg
oat to movies and-sporttog events,
taking walks aiid especially like to
share the dinner hour where the
.^Uen "eat wd tracdiout diekday
and theie pRMems," s ^ l t e . ^ g ^
j3E?
who vios docrit^ by her daogfa^ an
'^excellent cook."
"I da what I a s for my Idds - you
show that yon care by giving of
ybuisdf." ^ d the 1^0 MOdier of die
Year. 1 would love to teach them to
stand on their own two feet, to have
Agadia, who shares her name not
only liatti her m^ier, but laM hw two
greai-giandmothe.rs. wrote the
iolkndngwbminglettei:-
"I think my mom is the greatest
. because ^ ikies abnost aqydibig for.
us (myJbtcMheis and me). My mom gets
up 7 In the morning, goes to work..
.'coines'h'oihe at 4:30, cooks (she's an
excellent eoolQ and cleans and d i^
. goes out to nmric a^n at'nigbt, io diat
my brothers and I ranhave what we •
need. My mom'is also protective,
sometimes, too proteeiive but that die
price'ydti have to payfor life. She..
reaUyeaittvdiatwe'redung. '.
.' My piom.never goes out and has a
' good thne fdrhosdC; S^iealways sta^.
home and ^vra m Wjn'w whoe ever':
we.vtant to go tt ti^ or day. hfy mom
is just a voy caring j^ismi. She not
.only eues for us and my dad. she
Slot fix (di« ^ ^ e . %e*s the kfad itf
person who iBualiy won't a y a ^ i ng
bad to. people, and she's a plain
• OimTANDlNGmodier."
There are many oving and hard­working
Fieepott moms according tp '
' kueniec^fedlvlbeljeaA?. •
. "^very night my modier. helps me
. widi my homework. She alwa^ finds
dme to.oocM and sew baudfid things
emi| WD ODD yfear HIS ^aosse<ahjms will d a ^ orae agtin as "flw.
Classie* conies x6 Cleveland l^venue Field Saturday. Jane 2. at iioon.
Re^wrtlOianis tacnwse iSemmee.imitk», seated. »««> ^ » ^ J *"
H ^ l and Jim i r a i^ s*an*«, Chifelte. s t ew WlB>an,Rr^dent John
O'CSowar aid 0 * 1 Batten. ^ « that ana? a t o m s « ^ « t t l ^ * . * | « n B te
to the «M>teshQi«8idlDrsuident-athletei'c^n CIvis Re at 3 7 8 6 5 ^ J ^
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