Assemblymember Lavine is privileged to attend a ‘fireside chat’ on the critical issue of antisemitism at the Holocaust Museum & Tolerance Center in Glen Cove.
(l-r) Meris First, Holocaust Museum & Tolerance Center Executive Board Member; Assemblymember Lavine; Jolanta Zamecka, Holocaust Museum & Tolerance Center Executive Board Member; Delia DeRiggi-Whitton, Nassau County Legislator; Marsha Silverman, Glen Cove City Councilwoman; John Zozzaro, Glen Cove City Councilman

At the event which was led by Governor Kathy Hochul and former Congressman Steve Israel, Lavine was honored to meet Holocaust survivors Leo Ullman and Mireille Taub…

…along with fellow survivor, Agi Adler.

The Plainview-Old Bethpage School District cuts the ribbon for an adaptive playground at Stratford Road Elementary School. At the event, Lavine is joined by Assemblymember Steve Stern (third from right) who secured the funding for the new interactive play area.

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory welcomes Assemblymember Lavine for a first-hand look at the ongoing expansion of its Pancreatic Cancer Center of Excellence.

(l-r) Steve Monez, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Chief Facilities Officer; David Tuveson, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Cancer Center Director; Assemblymember Lavine; Charlie Prizzi, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Senior VP Advancement, Special Advisor to the President; Mike Avella Jr, Dickinson & Avella; Jill Stone, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Senior Director Advancement Operations

The massive construction project at one of the world’s preeminent biomedical research and education facilities will result in a first-class facility to advance research to diagnose and treat pancreatic cancer.

While at the lab, Lavine also got to see the now-completed seawall which was reconstructed with a $125,000 grant he secured. The new seawall provides drainage from the lab grounds and protects it from potential storm surges.

Grenville Baker Boys and Girls Club Executive Director Melissa Rhodes joins Assemblymember Lavine as he announces a $25,000 grant he secured to help fund this incredible place where kids of all ages can enjoy so many different activities year-round.

Lavine joins some happy B&G Club campers for the big check presentation.

Rhodes, who is a proud alumnus of the club herself, leads Lavine on a tour of the wonderfully renovated facility which is located in Locust Valley.

Rhodes, who is a proud alumnus of the club herself, leads Lavine on a tour of the wonderfully renovated facility which is located in Locust Valley.

Harmony Healthcare Long Island recognizes Assemblymember Lavine with a certificate of appreciation in Westbury. Under the leadership of CEO David Nemiroff, Harmony Healthcare Long Island provides affordable, evidenced-based, quality health services to everyone in the neighborhood, regardless of insurance status or the ability to pay.

(l-r) Joy Ciardullo, Westbury High School Nurse Practitioner; David Nemiroff, President & CEO, Harmony Healthcare Long Island; Assemblymember Lavine; Sheri Grant, Community and Advocacy Liaison, Harmony Healthcare Long Island

Assemblymember Lavine said how nice it was to meet some of the dedicated staff and community partners at this event which was part of National Health Center Week.

Assemblymember Lavine said how nice it was to meet some of the dedicated staff and community partners at this event which was part of National Health Center Week.

Camp Helen Keller wraps up another amazing summer with a visit from Assemblymember Lavine who announced a $25,000 grant he secured to help fund this this amazing place for blind / low vision kids and enable them to have an unforgettable summer experience.

(l-r) Liz Meade, Helen Keller Services for the Blind Associate Director; Stephanie MacLennan, Camp Helen Keller Director; Assemblymember Lavine

Lavine enjoys some time with the kids at Camp Helen Keller on the LIU Post campus in Brookville.

Lavine enjoys some time with the kids at Camp Helen Keller on the LIU Post campus in Brookville.

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.