Events

Mr. Catell was formerly the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of KeySpan Corporation and KeySpan Energy Delivery, the former Brooklyn Union Gas. His career with Brooklyn Union Gas started in…

Supervisor Lupinacci assumed the position as the Town’s chief administrative and fiscal officer after spending five years as a member of the New York State Assembly, representing a district that…

Sol Wachtler served in the Korean War, where he was in charge of the Provost Marshal General Center Military Police Courts and Boards. He also chaired the Committee on Public…

Mr. Levy served as Suffolk County Executive from 2004 to 2011. Over his 26 year career in public service, including three years as a New York State Assemblyman, Mr. Levy has cultivated strong working relationships with prominent government and business leaders in the region. After leaving government, he founded Common Sense Strategies, which utilizes proven…

In 2015, Angie Carpenter was sworn in as the first woman Supervisor of the Town of Islip in its more than 300 year history, to fill the vacancy of Islip Town Supervisor, created when Tom Croci was elected to the New York State Senate. She brings more than twenty years of government experience, coupled with…

For recap and video see this page: Geraldine Hart was elected Suffolk County’s first woman police Commissioner in February 2018. Before becoming commissioner, Hart headed up the FBI’s Long Island office, was the Senior Supervisory Resident Agent and the liaison to senior FBI leaders and state, county, local and federal law enforcement partners. She also…

Bruckner was named President of national Grid in April 2018. Since joining National Grid in 1985, he has held a number of positions with increasing responsibility, including division manager for electric design and construction, director of transmission and distribution project management, president of Long Island transmission and distribution and senior vice president of U.S. Electric…

LaRose Arkin will discuss the status of the new 100,000 square-foot concourse, and upgrade existing facilities at Long Island MacArthur Airport to attract more customers and new airlines.