(East Patchogue, NY) Assemblyman Edward Hennessey helped to kick off the Town of Brookhaven’s Great Community Cleanup at St. Joseph the Worker Church located on Narragansett Avenue in East Patchogue.
Volunteers gathered for a full day of neighborhood cleanup with the promise of a barbeque after the work was done. Assemblyman Hennessey wrapped up the day with volunteers from the Medford Civic and Taxpayer Association and Medford residents who turned their cleanup efforts to Long Island Avenue and the Medford Train Station area.
Assemblyman Edward Hennessey (far right) joined forces with Brookhaven Town Supervisor Edward Romaine (far left) and volunteers from the Hagerman Fire Department to pitch in for Community Clean Up Day in East Patchogue. Also pictured is Curby, the Town of Brookhaven’s recycling mascot.
Assemblyman Edward Hennessey (far right) joined forces with Brookhaven Town Supervisor Edward Romaine (far left), South Country Community Ambulance Chief Gregory Miglino, Jr. (front kneeling) and volunteers from both South Country and Hagerman Fire Department for Clean Up Day in East Patchogue. Also pictured is Curby, the Town of Brookhaven’s recycling mascot.
“When we keep our streets and neighborhoods clean and work to make them attractive, it sends the right message to those people passing through and others who may want to settle down and call the pretty little corner lot that sparkles home. Thanks to all for inviting me to participate and a bigger thanks to the hardworking volunteers who made it happen,” said Assemblyman Hennessey.
