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Suffolk County Executive Ed Romaine and Westhampton Beach MayorRalph Urban Honor Sandpebble Project Management on 50th Anniversary

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From left: Suffolk County Executive Ed Romaine; Victor Canseco, president and CEO, Sandpebble Project Management; Diane McCarron, C.O.O., Sandpebble; Chris Barletta, operations manager, Sandpebble; and Greg Russo, site project manager, Sandpebble.

From left: Jill Carney, marketing manager, Sandpebble Project Management; Greg Russo, site project manager, Sandpebble; Diane McCarron, C.O.O., Sandpebble; Ralph Urban, mayor, Village of Westhampton Beach; Victor Canseco, president and CEO, Sandpebble Project Management; and Chris Barletta, operations manager, Sandpebble.

Sandpebble Project Management Honored on 50th Anniversary Suffolk County Executive Ed Romaine and Westhampton Beach Village Mayor Ralph Urban recently presented proclamations recognizing Sandpebble Project Management of Speonk for its... more

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Suffolk County Executive Ed Romaine and Westhampton Beach MayorRalph Urban Honor Sandpebble Project Management on 50th Anniversary

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