Getting down to business

Posted Monday, December 22, 2014 5:10 pm

The Franklin Square Chamber of Commerce held its general meeting last month. Present were the Chamber’s board members and Town of Hempstead officials. From left, Secretary Joe McDonald, Councilman Ed Ambrosino, Board members Joseph Ardito, Esq., Michael Famighetti and Frank Culmone, President Dave Herman, Tom O’Neil, Executive Secretary Larry Prendergast, nominee Thomas Scanlon and Richard McElroy. Sitting, 2nd Vice President Lisa Dellipizzi, Board members Angela Romano, Elaine Russo and 4th Vice President Bill Youngfert.

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Getting down to business

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