Adam Grossman is the right man for Southampton Town justice. Yes, he is the right man: dedicated and long on experience. A native East Ender who has practiced law for 21 years, actively involved with local issues in the interest of the Town of Southampton and its citizens. He specializes in real estate, civil litigation, zoning and land use, and estate planning.
In 1998 and 1999, he served as special prosecutor for town code violations. Plus, for 28 years, Adam has been a key member of the Southampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals, and its chair since 2017. Adam is a solo practitioner based in Riverhead, and he resides in Hampton Bays.
Mr. Grossman is running for town justice on the Democratic ticket.
As a longtime resident of Westhampton and a keen participant within the local political scene, I strongly endorse Adam for this position. He knows the ropes, and we can count on Mr. Grossman to serve his position honorably and effectively. I have met Adam; he is engaging, gregarious and committed to being the kind of representative our voters deserve.
Please give Adam Grossman your vote on June 22. It will make a difference in how our township is run.
Tom Hadlock
Westhampton
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