State and local legislators will address community concerns and provide an update on government activities at a special breakfast program sponsored by the Huntington Township Chamber of Commerce on Thursday, October 28, at 7:30-10 am at the Huntington Crescent Club (15 Washington Dr, Huntington, NY). 

Each attendee will have an opportunity to enjoy an intimate roundtable discussion with our elected officials.  Elected officials attending include: Congressman Steve Israel; County Executive Steve Levy; Senator Carl L. Marcellino; Assemblyman Andrew Raia; Legislator Jon Cooper; Legislator Steven Stern;  Supervisor Frank Petrone; Councilwoman Susan A. Berland; Councilwoman Glenda Jackson; Councilman Mark Mayoka;   Huntington Town Clerk Jo-Ann Raia and Huntington Receiver of Taxes Ester Bivona. “Our Government Reports Breakfast is a great opportunity for Chamber members to interact with elected officials at every level and have a discussion about major issues taking place which affect our economy, businesses and industries.  We’re very excited to have been able to attract such a wonderful representation from local, state and national governmental branches to join us at this special program,” said Robert Bontempi, Chairman of the Board for the Chamber. 

Sponsors of the program include Community National Bank;  JVKelly Group; AXA Advisors; Capital One Bank; Newsday; Home Depot; North Shore Financial; Verizon; Raymond James; NightingalePR and Leadership Huntington.
Reserve your spot by contacting the Huntington Township Chamber of Commerce at 631.423.6100, or at www.huntingtonchamber.com.  Sponsorship opportunities are also available.

About Huntington Township Chamber of Commerce:

Incorporated in 1925 as a Chamber of Commerce in the Village of Huntington, today the Huntington Township Chamber of Commerce represents the interests of business, industry, financial service, not-for-profit and other professionals of the greater Huntington region. Its mission is the promotion of business, economic development and job creation through the coordinated effort of its membership.
The Chamber is dedicated to serving the needs of its members through government advocacy, networking, community and education. In fulfillment of its service and community goals, The Chamber develops public policy positions; provides networking opportunities to create a stronger business environment; collects and analyzes data for dissemination of vital information and promotes economic development, job growth, education and an enhanced quality of life for all Long Islanders.