NYLCV Joins Coalition In Pressing For Long-Term Utility Plans

Superstorm Sandy left tens of thousands of New Yorkers without electricity, water or telecommunication services for weeks - and some communities are still waiting.

NYLCV Celebrates Long Island's Clean-Water Champions

Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano with NYLCV Long Island Chapter Chair Michael Posillico

That's why NYLCV's 2012 Long Island Chapter benefit celebrated the achievements of the region's clean-water advocates.

Held at Carlyle on the Green at Bethpage Black, the Dec. 5 event honored individuals from the worlds of government, advocacy and business. 

NYLCV & Friends Celebrate A Greener Skyline

NYLCV's "Celebrating a Greener Skyline" benefit, which was held on Dec. 3 at the New York Yacht Club, was our best attended and most successful chapter event ever!

John Del Giorno, Raymond Bachant of Bombardier, Marcia Bystryn and Kevin Corbett.With a keynote speech by MTA Chairman & CEO Joseph J. Lhota, the event attracted well over two hundreds people to mix, mingle and support environmental politics. 

Long Island's Formidable Challenge: Fixing Sewage Treatment Plants

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It is being called the largest release of sewage in Long Island's history -- and it won't be stopping anytime soon.