Post-Sandy planning committee begins public outreach

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Outside the auditorium, Steven and Amy Aiello, of south Merrick, both said that they wanted to see quicker government action. “I think what’s happening with this program is it’s going to take years before anything is even implemented,” Steven said. “… This is a real issue.”

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