Join the Huntington Republican Committee in cleaning out our hall closets to help keep our most vulnerable residents in need warm this winter. Please launder coats before dropping off Monday-Friday 12pm-4pm at Huntington Republican HQ, 690 New York Avenue, Huntington, NY 11743. If you have additional items that will help our less fortunate community members in the cold weather months, all donations are welcome! If you have any questions or would like to schedule a different drop-off time, please call (631) 549-6800 or email info@huntingtongop.org. Thank you in advance for your generosity!

The very least our elected officials can do is show up when they vote to make the decisions that affect our lives. Lazy Susan Berland can't even do that.

Yesterday Joan Cergol put politics over the good and the needs of the Town of Huntington (while Kevin Orelli slept): At yesterday's Town Board meeting, Joan Cergol voted against $650,000 in critical infrastructure funding for the Town's General Services Department – money that was needed for crucial equipment that would be utilized for snow removal from commuter lots, parks upkeep, building maintenance, dead tree removal and more. Why? Because the General Services Department is headed by her 2019 Town Council opponent Andre Sorrentino. Heaven forbid that the General Services Department keeps making Huntington shine.

Joan Cergol cashed out $45,965 taxpayer dollars when appointed to her third unelected government job in sixteen years -- and then she voted NO to enacting term limits! Cergol took that $45,965 payout -- meant to be taken by employees leaving the Town payroll -- while she still sits on the government dole.

Jim Leonick's opponent, Joan Cergol, is an unelected career bureaucrat who left the Town of Huntington Community Development Agency (CDA) $1 million dollars in debt to the taxpayers of Huntington when she resigned last year after the outgoing Democrat Town Board, led by former 24-year Supervisor Frank Petrone, appointed Cergol as an unelected Democrat member of the Town Board at their final meeting of 2017, in total defiance of Huntington's voters, who rejected the Democrats' policies when they voted for Chad Lupinacci, Ed Smyth and a new direction!