Farmingville, NY – On February 23, Supervisor Ed Romaine, Councilwoman Jane Bonner and Councilmember Jonathan Kornreich welcomed “Arrow of Light” Cub Scouts from Pack 204 in Miller Place to Town Hall. The group held a lively discussion about Town government and the role of the Supervisor and Town Council. Part of their requirement to transition from Cub Scout to Boy Scout is to speak with local leaders about how they serve their community.
Supervisor Romaine said, “Scouts visiting Town Hall is a longtime tradition and I am always happy to join my colleagues to speak with them about my career in government. These scouts asked very good questions and their enthusiasm gives me great hope for the future of this country.”
Councilwoman Bonner said, “I really enjoyed our meeting with the Cub Scouts at Town Hall. They were so enthusiastic to learn more about how government works, and I was happy to spend the time talking with them. These boys are the leaders of tomorrow and from what I can see, we will be in good hands.”
Councilmember Kornreich said, “I really enjoyed meeting with the Scouts. I was so impressed by their well thought out and sophisticated questions. Explaining how government and politics works to young people really helps put into perspective what we're here to do and I have every hope and confidence that these young people will grow up to be an active part of the community.”
