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Mayor Koblenz and the Board
of Trustees
From left to right are Peter Zuckerman, Manny Zuckerman, Deputy
Mayor Linda Nathanson, and Gary Leventhal.
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Mayor Koblenz
is an attorney
with almost 30 years of experience in litigation and general
corporate law. He is a member of the prominent law firm
Mound,
Cotton, Wollan & Greengrass, located in New
York City. Mayor Koblenz has been the Village's mayor since
1994, and served for six years as a Village Trustee before
being elected Mayor. He is also a former member of the Board
of Directors of the Roslyn Little League. |
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Deputy Mayor
Linda Nathanson has been involved with village issues
since 1984, and served on several Village boards and commissions
prior to her election as trustee in 1995. She became Deputy Mayor
in March 2003. Until recently, Deputy Mayor Nathanson was also a
licensed real estate agent. She is also involved with several
charitable organizations, including the Mill Basin Chapter of the
Women's American ORT, the National Council of Jewish Women, the
North Hills Hadassah, and the Children's Medical Fund. |
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Trustee Gary Leventhal
is a Financial Consultant with Merrill Lynch, where he specializes in Portfolio Management for individual investors. Trustee Leventhal has been a trustee since 1994, prior to which he served as the Village's Security Commissioner. He is a member of the Roslyn Rescue Fire Company where he is a firefighter and emergency medical services provider. |
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Trustee Manny Zuckerman
elected Trustee in 2000. Prior to that he served on the
Security Commission since 1987, and as chair of the Village's
Security Commission from 1995 to 2000. |
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Trustee Peter Zuckerman is a member in the firm of Peter
Zuckerman Attorney, P.C. Trustee Peter Zuckerman formerly
served as General Counsel to Century 21 Laffey Associates in
Greenvale. Trustee Peter Zuckerman grew up in East Hills,
attended the Roslyn Schools, playing soccer and baseball for
Roslyn High School. He served as Intern to United States
Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan and was a Law Clerk for State
Supreme Court Judge Patricia Collins. He also served as a
prosecutor for the Village of East Hills in the Village Court. |
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