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CIBS presents “Meet the Candidates” - County Executive candidates Romaine and Calone to discuss their visions for Suffolk County’s future
Melville, NY On Wednesday, September 13th, the Commercial and Industrial Brokers Society of Long Island (CIBS) will host a "Meet the Candidate" breakfast, featuring candidates for Suffolk County Executive Republican Hon. Ed Romaine and Democrat Dave Calone.
The event will offer one-on-one conversations with CIBS co-president David Pennetta of Cushman Wakefield, focusing on critical issues such as economic development, climate change, water quality, sewer and septic systems, and the pressing challenge of the looming garbage crisis. This breakfast aims to provide an opportunity for in-depth discussions with the candidates about their visions and plans to address these significant matters impacting Long Island's future.
Where:
- 68 South Service Rd., Lower-Level Theatre
- Melville, New York
When:
- Wednesday, September 13, 2023
- 8:00 AM – 10:15 AM
To register for the event please email [email protected]. The program is free but space is limited so please RSVP.
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