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- The Glen Cove Youth Bureau After 3 Summer Program hosts Assemblymember Lavine at their summer showcase. In addition to having a little fun of his own, Assemblymember Lavine proudly announced a $25,000 grant he secured to help fund this wonderful program which focuses on academic enrichment as well as recreational activities.
- The Glen Cove Youth Bureau After 3 Summer Program hosts Assemblymember Lavine at their summer showcase. In addition to having a little fun of his own, Assemblymember Lavine proudly announced a $25,000 grant he secured to help fund this wonderful program which focuses on academic enrichment as well as recreational activities.
- Advantage Care Health Centers CEO Mary Ellen Diver welcomes Assemblymember Lavine to her facility in Brookville as part of National Health Center Week Patient Appreciation Day. Lavine said he was truly honored to meet the dedicated staff whose mission to provide coordinated, patient-centered healthcare with a commitment to those who are underserved.
- SCO Family of Services President & CEO Suzette Gordon is thrilled to accept a $25,000 grant to help fund her organization which was secured by Assemblymember Lavine. During his visit to the Sea Cliff facility, Lavine noted that it’s always great to stop by to meet the dedicated staff which delivers vital human services to children, families, adults, and the community to provide them with the necessary tools to achieve success.
- Mid-Island Y JCC CEO Rick Lewis joins Assemblymember Lavine in Plainview at the groundbreaking ceremony for a universal accessibility ramp. Lavine is especially proud to have secured a significant capital grant to help fund this project which was many years in the making. The ramp will provide convenient access to the second floor where many community events are held.
- Assemblymember Lavine speaks to members of the Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce at the Grenville Baker Boys & Girls Club in Locust Valley about the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) to the New York State Constitution that will be on the ballot this November 5th.
- Assemblymember Lavine speaks to members of the Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce at the Grenville Baker Boys & Girls Club in Locust Valley about the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) to the New York State Constitution that will be on the ballot this November 5th.
- Assemblymember Lavine connects with 101-year-old World War II veteran Maxwell Goldpin during a visit to The Regency at Glen Cove assisted living facility. Lavine also took time to thank the dedicated staff for providing such a wonderful environment where seniors can feel vibrant and thrive.
- Lavine also got to know several other Regency residents as they enjoyed a nice lunch.
- Lavine also got to know several other Regency residents as they enjoyed a nice lunch.
- Lavine also got to know several other Regency residents as they enjoyed a nice lunch.
- Living Water for Women Founder Lisa Cohn joins Assemblymember Lavine for a photo-op with paper goods collected by Lavine’s office to benefit the organization. Lavine expressed his appreciation to all those who donated, noting how much it means to the women being helped to overcome their weaknesses so that they may become vital members of the community.
- An inspirational morning for Assemblymember Lavine at Family Residences and Essential Enterprises, Inc. (FREE) in Old Bethpage as he announces a $25,000 grant he secured to support this incredible organization. (l-r) Jaime Crispin, FREE Director of Advocacy; Robert Budd, FREE Sr. Chief Executive Officer/President; Christopher Long, FREE Co-Chief Executive Officer/President; Nicole Wolfe, FREE Chief Program Officer; Anu Arnold, FREE Chief Clinical Officer
- Lavine meeting with residents of FREE along with some of its dedicated staff and administrators who work so hard to help individuals with intellectual / developmental disabilities, mental illness and traumatic brain injury reach their full potential and thrive in their communities.
- From her first days in office, Governor Kathy Hochul has shown a continued commitment to fighting crime. And while the statistics show how effective her efforts have been, she is not done yet. Assemblymember Lavine is honored to join her in his hometown of Glen Cove for the announcement of more than a million dollars in funding for the Glen Cove Police Department, part of a massive investment in local law enforcement on Long Island and across New York State. This funding ensures that local police will be able to secure the necessary resources to keep New Yorkers safe. Photo courtesy: Don Pollard/Office of Governor Kathy Hochul
- (l-r) William Whitton, Glen Cove Police Chief; Assemblymember Lavine; Governor Kathy Hochul; Congressman Tom Suozzi; Steven G. James, New York State Police Superintendent Photo courtesy: Don Pollard/Office of Governor Kathy Hochul
- Tiegerman celebrates its 40th anniversary celebration with a flag-raising event at Tiegerman Elementary School in Glen Cove.The anniversary logo was designed by student Brady Vulpi who also had the honor of raising the flag at the ceremony. Brady and his proud parents join Assemblymember Lavine as he presents a citation to CEO & Founder Dr. Ellenmorris Tiegerman in recognition of the occasion. Lavine said how proud he is of the dedicated staff at Tiegerman which does such an incredible job meeting the unique needs of children with severe language and autism spectrum disorders.
(l-r) William, Christal, and Brady Vulpi; Pamela Panzenbeck, Glen Cove Mayor; Dr. Ellenmorris Tiegerman, Tiegerman Founder and CEO; Assemblymember Lavine; Delia Deriggi-Whitton, Nassau County Legislator
Photo courtesy of Peter M. Budraitis Photography - Assemblymember Lavine joins in the celebration for this year’s Glen Cove Economic Opportunity Council graduates. Lavine presented the group with citations in recognition of the special occasion. He also thanked Glen Cove EOC Program Director Irma Jeanty (to Lavine’s right) and her amazing staff for all they’ve done to help shape these fine young students and for the community as a whole.
- Assemblymember Lavine joins the Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce and other dignitaries at the 2-year celebration for The Shoppe by Trubee Hill. Lavine is honored to present a citation to owners Adam and Ian Siegel, thanking them for contributing to the ongoing rise of Glen Cove’s downtown and passing along wishes for many more successful years to come.
Photo courtesy of the Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce - Community Mainstreaming Associates, Inc. hosts Assemblymember Lavine at its open house in Glen Cove.
(l-r) Emily Alterman, Behavior Intervention Specialist; Heather Aylward – Associate Executive Director of Residential Services; Eileen Egan, Executive Director; Sorrahya Garvin, Assistant Director of Residential Services; Elisabeth Celestin, Direct Support Staff; Jasmine Jean Mary, Direct Support Staff - Lavine was honored to meet CMA's wonderful residents and the amazing staff which is committed to helping those with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
- At a ceremony in Glen Cove's Morgan Park, Assemblymember Lavine recognizes the academic achievements of two students from Glen Cove as he presents citations to Glen Cove High School graduate and salutatorian Jaida Ciampi (left) and Kellenburg Memorial High School graduate Shannon Whitehead (right), winners of the Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce Dr. Glenn Howard Jr. Scholarship.
- Assemblymember Lavine stops by Westbury Senior Center to announce a $25,000 grant he secured to support the programs and activities run by the facility.
- Lavine also presented a citation to outgoing Executive Director Andrea Padinha in recognition of all the hard work she has put in to help enrich the lives of the beloved seniors of Westbury.
- Hicksville Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Theodore Fulton and Assistant Superintendent for Business Marcy Tannenbaum meet with Assemblymember Lavine after he recently announced $500,000 in special funding he secured as part of the 2024-2025 state budget. Lavine noted how proud he is to be able to help this school district and its wonderful administrators, teachers, and support staff who are dedicated to providing the very best for our children, the lifeblood of our community.
- A joyous celebration at Westbury Memorial Public Library as it celebrates the 100th anniversary of the Robert Bacon Memorial Children’s Library. This remarkable building and the countless dedicated people who have worked here have been a source of inspiration for generations and will continue to be for many years to come. Lavine presents a citation in recognition of the momentous occasion.
(l-r) Carmen Loy, Westbury Memorial Public Library Board Member; Alex Nunez, Westbury Memorial Public Library Board Member; Tracy Horodyski, Westbury Memorial Public Library Director; Tyeisha Marshall, Westbury Memorial Public Library Board of Trustees President; Judy Gerrard, Westbury Memorial Public Library Board Vice-President; Egita Johnson-Guillaume, Westbury Memorial Public Library Assistant Director - Assemblymember Lavine joins many dear friends in Garden City as he speaks out against a bill before the Nassau County Legislature barring transgender female athletes from taking part in women's and girls’ sports on county properties. Lavine told the crowd of supporters at the event that we must stand together to protect the rights of everyone regardless of their gender identity.
- Assemblymember Lavine attends the Juneteenth celebration at the Glen Cove Senior Center. The holiday marks the ending of slavery in the United States. At the event, Lavine reaffirmed his commitment to fighting for racial equality. He also announced that he secured $75,000 to help fund this wonderful center which provides so many activities and resources for the senior citizens in this great community.
- (l-r) Eric Shuman, Glen Cove Senior Center Activity Coordinator; Christine Rice, Glen Cove Senior Center Executive Director; Marsha Silverman, Glen Cove City Councilwoman; Officer Edward Loeffler, Glen Cove Police Dept. at the Glen Cove Senior Center Juneteenth Celebration.
- Assemblymember Lavine joins Assemblymember Steve Stern at Plainview-Old Bethpage High School to present citations to (l-r) Syon Khatter, Megan Lee, and Yoav Muscal. The graduating seniors presented their work at the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair in Los Angeles in May. The three qualified for the international fair by winning their respective scientific categories at the regional or state-level science and engineering fair with Yoav and Syon winning a grand award in their respective category. Lavine and Stern were honored to recognize the remarkable achievement and wished all three the best of luck in their future endeavors.
- The Plainview-Old Beth Bethpage Senior Citizens Club enjoys its annual summer kick-off BBQ. At the event, Assemblymember Lavine took the opportunity to announce that he was able to secure $25,000 in funding to help the club continue to provide such wonderful events and programs vital to living a vibrant and healthy lifestyle.
- At Plainview-Old Bethpage Senior Citizens Club Summer BBQ with Cheryl Dender, Plainview-Old Bethpage Schools Coordinator of Community Services
- Assemblymember Lavine joins colleagues Assemblymember Steve Stern and Assemblymember Jake Blumencranz at a meeting of the Plainview Old Bethpage School District Board of Education to present a proclamation recognizing the incredible achievement by the POB-JFK High School Lady Hawks flag football team which recently capped off an undefeated season with winning the inaugural state championship tournament. Photo courtesy of Plainview-Old Bethpage Schools
- Outgoing Jericho Schools Assistant Superintendent Dr. Ben Ciuffo is presented with a citation in recognition of his years of dedicated service to the community at the Board of Education meeting at Jericho High School.
- Co-owners of Peppercorns restaurant in Hicksville Sean Costello (left) and James Madden (right) are presented with a citation marking 40 years serving the community at a meeting of the Northwest Civic Association of Hicksville.
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