On June 24th, more than 275 residents, guests, and public officials gathered at Flowerfield Celebrations to highlight the Centennial of the Incorporation of Nissequogue.  The event commemorated 100 years of the village’s rich history and brought the community together for a memorable celebration.

                  

Several artifacts were on display, and a video was created to honor our past and present. Keynote speakers included Mayor Richard Smith, Senator Mattera, Supervisor Ed Wehrheim, Salvatore Formica and Tom Lohmann. The village continues to thrive as a result of the hardworking and dedicated residents, volunteers, and employees who give their time and talent.

              

For those who wish to purchase Centennial Coasters and/or Posters, kindly contact Cynthia Marsh at trustee3@nissequogueny.gov.  A copy of the Nissequogue 100 Video will be available online soon, as well.