Toxins In Burn Pit Smoke Can Have Long Term Health Effects From Cancers To Respiratory Illnesses, But Veterans, Including Those On LI, Struggle To Receive Coverage & Have Claims Denied For Conditions Linked To Burn Pit Exposure.
Schumer Says New Bill Will Cut Red Tape So Vets Exposed To Environmental Hazards Can Get Their Health Care Benefits; Senator Promises To Bring Bill For A Vote This Congress; Every Member Will Have To Go On Record And Show How Much They Really Support Veterans.
April 14th, 2022 – Islip Town Supervisor Angie Carpenter presented her annual State of the Town address Monday, echoing a theme of unity, inclusivity and the importance of partnerships. The 35-minute address highlighted new programs and initiatives on the horizon, those that have already been implemented Town-wide, while also commending town employees and residents for coming together and showing their strength and resolve during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
April 14th, 2022 – The Town of Islip Division of Public Safety recently graduated 5 park rangers from its Law Enforcement Academy. This marks the Town’s 5th class, making a total of 42 graduates to date since the in-house program began in November 2017.
April 12th, 2022 – Islip Town Supervisor Angie Carpenter and the Islip Town Board are proud to announce the launch of the KIT (Keep Islip Thriving) Grant Program.
April 6th, 2022 – Town Supervisor Angie Carpenter attended the Higbie Lane Senior Center in West Islip recently for a plaque dedication ceremony honoring longtime Senior Center member and Higbie Art Studio director, Joseph DiMola.
April 5th, 2022 – Islip Town officials called upon the US Department of Veterans Affairs to reconsider proposed cuts to services at the Northport VA Hospital, and to immediately restore their full funding.
March 30th, 2022 – Islip Town Supervisor Angie Carpenter and Town Councilman James O’Connor hosted Girl Scouts from Troops 994 and 946 at Islip Town Hall recently, in celebration of Women’s History Month.
