Charles D. Lavine

Assemblyman Lavine donates Turkeys to Newcastle Farmer’s Market in support of its “Turkey Giveaway”

Assemblyman Lavine announces a $250,000 grant to develop the Theodore Roosevelt Institute at LIU Post

Assemblyman Lavine honors longtime Glen Cove Firefighter Gilbert Tanaka

Assemblyman Lavine meets with Long Island Railroad President Phil Eng is his district office

Assemblyman Lavine donates Toys collected from his Holiday Toy Drive to Birthday Wishes of Long Island 

Assemblyman Lavine donates book bags collected from his district book bag drive.

Assemblyman Lavine participates in a press conference protesting American Water

Pictured are Cadet Jungmin Lee, USMA and Assemblyman Charles Lavine.
 

Pictured (L to R) are William Gonyou, Community Event and Food Drive Manager, Peter Braglia, COO, Michael Haynes, Chief Government Affairs Officer, Assemblymember Lavine, Nelson Melgar, Assembly Constituent Liaison and Paule Pachter, CEO.
 

Assemblyman Lavine presented an Assembly Proclamation to Evy Rothman previous President of the Plainview-Old Bethpage School District honoring her for 21 years of dedicated service to the School Board.

Assemblyman Lavine joined legislators and medical researchers at the Feinstein Institute to push for a 1 Billion dollar bond act to fund neurological research.

From Left: Assemblyman Lavine, Peter Davies of Litwin-Zucker Research Center for The Study of Alzheimer’s Disease and Memory Disorder, Congressman Steve Israel, Dr. Kevin J. Tracey Director of the Feinstein Institute, and Sen David Carlucci.

Assemblyman Lavine congratulates Adam Levine for singing the National Anthem at the Mets game on August 6th.

Assemblyman Lavine at the “Yes We Can Center” in Westbury with Lieutenant Governor Kathy Hochul and some great kids!

Assemblyman Charles Lavine (D-Glen Cove) talks to students in a fourth grade class at Parkway Elementary School in Plainview who are working with wireless tablets to conduct research for an assignment. The 30 wireless tablets, security charging cart and software for the tablets were purchased with part of a $50,000 grant to the Plainview-Old Bethpage School District secured by Assemblyman Lavine.