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NY Metropolitan Chapter APWA
General Membership Meeting and Awards Dinner
THE INN
AT
NEW HYDE PARK
Thursday, November 10, 2011

Andrew Connors, P.E., President Elect and Diane Linderman, P.E. APWA President


General Membership Meeting and Awards Dinner Program

Louis DiDomenico, Chapter Administrator and Master of Ceremonies

Lou Martirano, Director - Dave Obrien, Director - Ted Blach, Director - Robert Mangan, PE, Treasurer - Dominick Longobardi, Vice-President - Stephen F Munno, Secretary - John Scherer, President - Harry Weed, Chapter Delegate - Edward Gottko, APWA Region II Director

Louis DiDomenico, Chapter Administrator and Master of Ceremonies - Jack Scherer, President - Andrew Connors, PE, President-Elect - Diane Linderman, PE, APWA President

Louis DiDomenico - John Scherer - Andrew Connors, PE

Jim Dean, Awards Chairman
FLOYD F WILCOX AWARD RECIPIENTS

John Medici, Town of Hempstead

Frank Koch, Village of Garden City

Anthony Campion, Village of Rockville Centre

Tim Seaman, Village of Rockville Centre

Alan Casterella, Town of Mamaroneck

Domenick Stanco, Village of Garden City
GEORGE A JACOB AWARD

Nicholas Martelli, Town of Hempstead
PUBLIC WORKS PROJECT OF THE YEAR AWARD RECIPIENT

Hamlet of Port Washington, Town of North Hempstead
PUBLIC WORKS OFFICIAL OF THE YEAR
(Posthumous)

Wife of Vincenzo Tamburro, Karen Tamburro
DAVID CAPLIN SERVICE AWARD

Harry L Weed, Supt of Public Works, Village of Rockville Centre
CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION

Ted Blach, Chairman, NY Metro Chapter 2011 Equipment and Product Exposition
SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT

Michael Donahue, MEO, Town of Orangetown Highway Department - Manhattan College
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