Nov 20, 2012 1:13 PM
Westhampton Beach Village Trustees have asked the high school’s Business Advisory Board to provide more information about a proposed carnival that it hopes to hold in the late spring on the Great Lawn in order to raise scholarship money for graduating seniors.
At a village work session last Thursday night, November 15, Tracie Glover, the owner of a day care center and co-chair of the Business Advisory Board, presented trustees with a request to hold the carnival. She told them that organizers hope to raise between $3,000 and $5,000, and plan to distribute several $1,000 scholarships.
At the meeting, Westhampton Beach Mayor Conrad Teller requested that the group provide more information, such as the type of equipment that would be used, before a decision can be made. Typically, he said, the trustees... more
At a village work session last Thursday night, November 15, Tracie Glover, the owner of a day care center and co-chair of the Business Advisory Board, presented trustees with a request to hold the carnival. She told them that organizers hope to raise between $3,000 and $5,000, and plan to distribute several $1,000 scholarships.
At the meeting, Westhampton Beach Mayor Conrad Teller requested that the group provide more information, such as the type of equipment that would be used, before a decision can be made. Typically, he said, the trustees... more
