Shoreham Civic Organization

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The rally at the Tesla site on Saturday, May 30, was a great success. Speakers included Assemb. Marc Alessi, Legis. Dan Losquadro, Town Supervisor Mark Lesko, Councilperson Jane Bonner, Former Civic President Kevin Ward and Current Civic President, Rich Belsky. Community members, government officials and Tesla fans numbering 150 people attended to show their support for preserving the site. Read more at the Tesla Science Center website and the SWR Weekly on-line news.

Shoreham Plaza - The plans for this renovation and addition have been approved and work has begun!

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The presentations and handouts from our September 17 meeting are available here:

Long Island Hurricane Preparedness Guide from the Suffolk County Chapter of the American Red Cross

American Red Cross Suffolk County services brochure

Suffolk County Emergency Services Emergency Preparedness Initiatives (7 MB, requires PowerPoint)

Hamptons-bound helicopters flying low over our homes have plagued residents for several summers. Sen. Charles Schumer has arranged a "noise abatement route" to minimize impact on residents. A hot line has been established to field complaints from residents who feel they are still being impacted. If you want to register a complaint, call 1-800-319-7410.

The Shoreham Civic Organization is a not-for-profit entity serving the needs of the Shoreham, New York community. The primary objective of the Organization is to study and discuss the needs of the community and to take direct action to promote civic betterment. The area served by the Organization is located in the region defined by zip code 11786. We invite all members of the community to join our organization and work with us to improve our neighborhood.

Next Civic Meeting

December 16, 2009
7:30 PM at Miller Ave. School

PLEASE NOTE OUR NEW E-MAIL ADDRESS: shorehamcivic@gmail.com

SPECIAL NOTICE TO ALL MEMBERS

Adopted Revisions to the SCO Constitution and By-Laws are now available for membership review and comment. These changes were based on the review of Constitutions and By-Laws from many of the surrounding Civic Associations with the intent of clearing up some ambiguities and making the document more useful for future administrations. Per the existing Constitution and By-Laws, only members in good standing are eligible to vote either in person or by proxy on any changes adopted by the SCO.