East Meadow incumbents returned to office

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Another priority, he said, will be working with local business owners to fill empty stores in East Meadow. “I’m going to continue to work with landlords to fill as many of the vacant properties as possible,” he said, “with businesses that will compliment ... and that are needed in the community, as I’ve done in Levittown and Bellmore.”

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