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Pamela Greene, Candidate for Islip Town Supv.

This morning our speaker was Pamela Greene. Ms. Greene is an Islip Town Councilwoman and she is running for the position of Supervisor, formerly held by Pete McGowan.   Pamela began by giving us a "vision" of her idea of planned development of Veterans Highway in the vicinity of MacArthur Airport.. Her concept is high…

Richard Kessel, LIPA Chairman

Our speaker at LIMBA was LIPA Chairman Richard Kessel. As usual Richard connected very well with his audience. He began by speaking about the recent storm outages that seriously plagued the system. Communications and the proper workforce deployment were the hallmarks of the recovery. Kessel believes in communicating. Often we see communications from some corporations that…

Marc Allesi State assemblyman

Members and friendsMarc Alessi is the NY Assemblyman that represents the North Fork of Long Island. He began his talk on education and how the formula for state aid is skewed by the high value of our homes. According to Alessi the village of Mattituck has the same income and employment of Syracuse NY, but…

Annual Holiday Gathering and Toy Collection

This morning's meeting was different, to say the least. Our Holiday Gathering has been a success in the past and this year was no exception. We were treated to the innovative creativity of Steve DePass. Much of what Steve does is inventing the songs that he sings on the spot. They are always witty and…

Southwest Airlines

Our speaker at LIMBA, this morning was Loretta Hohmann, from Southwest Airlines. Loretta was not scheduled to speak, but the person who was supposed to speak was flying in from the west and was weather delayed. As it turns out, it didn't matter. Ms Hohmann is very knowledgeable. Ms Hohmann began by speaking about the…

East End Transportation- Hank Decillia Ex Dir

This morning our issue was East End Transportation. Hank DeCillia is the Executive Director of Five Towns Rural Transit Inc. Mr DeCillia explained that the east end Long Island was so poorly served by mass transit that there were 5 hours between trains in certain locations. The LIRR has no intentions of improving the situation…