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Weisenberg, Harvey, 1933- . Collection, 1992-2012. Special Collections Department/University Archives Contact Information: Special Collections Department 032 Axinn Library Hofstra University Hempstead, NY 11550 Phone: (516) 463-6411, or 463-6404 Fax: (516) 463-6442 http://www.hofstra.edu/Libraries/SpecialCollections Compiled by: Kelly Vollmer Date Completed: April 16, 2015 Updated: April 16, 2015 Updated by: Kelly Vollmer Weisenberg, Harvey, 1933- . Collection, 1992-2012. 1.0 c.f. Harvey Weisenberg was born on December 31st, 1933 in the Bronx, New York City. He lives in Long Beach with his wife Ellen, with whom he has five children. Weisenberg was a member of the New York State Assembly from the 20th district, which encompasses various towns including: Long Beach, Lido Beach, Atlantic Beach, Oceanside, East Rockaway, Island Park, the Five Towns, and also parts of Rockville Centre and Lynbrook. His political party is Democratic, and he served in office from 1989 to 2014. During his time in office, he assisted in authoring and passing over 300 bills. Prior to his career as a politician, Harvey Weisenberg served as a police officer for the City of Long Beach. In 1976, Weisenberg served on the town’s City Council, and in both 1977 and 1980 he was elected as its President. Additionally, he worked in the East Meadow School District for over 20 years (1967-1989) as a teacher, and eventually became an administrator. A lifelong resident of Long Beach, Mr. Weisenberg graduated from the town’s high school in 1952. He first attended Niagara University on a basketball scholarship, but then earned his Bachelor of Science degree from New York University in 1958. He went on to achieve his Master of Science degree from Hofstra University in 1962. He also attended Long Island University C.W. Post Campus, where he earned a professional diploma in administration in 1981. This collection includes photographs and DVDs portraying numerous aspects of Harvey Weisenberg’s political career. This collection is divided into 3 different series. Series I- Photographs Series II- 8x10 Photographs Series III- DVDs Weisenberg, Harvey (1933-Present). Collection, 1992-2012. 1.0 c.f. Series I: Photographs Box/Folder# Description Date Events 1-1 3C Communities 2003 Alfred A. Schonberger 1-2 5 Towns Community Center-Summer Leadership Program Fall 2005 1-3 4201 Schools Conference March 2011 1-4 AED-Survivors Press Conference March 4th, 2004 Judith Schneider, Mary Jo Cipollini, Karen Acompora, Paul Hartman, & Glenn Miner 1-5 AED-Survivors Press Conference March 4th, 2004 Judith Schneider, Mary Jo Cipollini, Karen Acompora, Paul Hartman, & Glenn Miner 1-6 AED Event Karen Acompora, Ernie Anastos, & Ellen Weisenberg Nov. 2006 1-7 AED Ruling UNDATED 1-8 AHRC June 2008 1-9 AHRC July 2008 1-10 AHRC-60th Anniversary July 2009 1-11 AHRC-Flag Day 2008 1-12 AHRC-Luncheon Sept. 20th, 2005 1-13 Alliance of Long Island Agencies March 1st, 2010 1-14 Angela’s House April 16th, 2003 1-15 Angela’s House June 6th, 2003 1-16 Angela’s House II June 6th, 2003 1-17 Angela’s House Jan. 6th, 2005 1-18 Angela’s House Jan. 18th, 2005 1-19 Art Student at Hewlett Elementary School March 2nd, 2011 Adanaya Kay-Njcmanze, Theodora (mother), & Soro (father) 1-20 Art Teacher Awards May 2nd, 2007 1-21 Asian Reception June 2006 1-22 Autism United Press Conference April 2009 1-23 Autism Walk August 2007 Elliot Rose & Ellen Weisenberg 1-24 Award-Garden City Hotel May 10th, 2005 Evelyn Ain 1-25 Bench Dedication for Eileen Dugan May 5th, 2002 1-26 Best Buddies Nov. 17th, 2004 Mary Margaret & Caroline McCarthy 1-27 Best Buddies Breakfast Feb. 14th, 2006 1-28 Bill Draft June 2001 Paul Weifir 1-29 Brownfield’s Breakfast May 20th, 2008 1-30 Campaign Financing Reform Act Debate May 2nd, 2001 1-31 Career Day at West School October 2003 James Preble, Casey Roesch, & Jennifer Buchner 1-32 Career Day at West School UNDATED 1-33 Catholic Conference-Our Lady of Mercy Academy Mar. 10th, 2009 Deacon Joe Connelley & Bishop Murphy 1-34 Child Care Council of Nassau Mar. 17th, 2010 1-35 Childhood Cancer Awareness Month Meeting Feb. 15th, 2000 Susan Mingino, Maureen Brennan, Dr. Robert Parker, Janice Rohlf, Vanessa J. Herman, & Barbara Grodd 1-36 Circulo De la Hispanidad March 2008 1-37 Coastal Insurance Hearing Mar. 18th, 2010 Charles Theofan, Denise Ford, Ivan Lafayette, & Joseph Plocide 1-38 Coats for Kids Jan. 30th, 2003 Pete Sobel 1-39 Congratulations to Pearl Weill UNDATED Leonard Remo, Denise Tangney, & Dorothy Goosby 1-40 Convention Center-NYS Nurses Association March 2004 1-41 Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) - Sept. 2000 Summer Campership Program Peggy Haynes, Joane Tom, Ronald Friedman, & Mary Lou Monihan 1-42 Developmentally Disabled Children and Adults Event Sept. 2003 Dave Sidikman 1-43 Diamond Ball June 16th, 2009 Al & Rita Bevilaqua, Rev. Monsignor Paul F. Rahilly, & Anthony J. Santino 1-44 Disabilities Conference Nov. 2009 1-45 Disabilities Conference December 2009 1-46 Donation to Church Dec. 5th, 2009 Rev. Pat J. Callan & Father Thomas Donohoe 1-47 DWI Bill Nov. 23rd, 2009 1-48 East Rockaway-100th Anniversary May 2000 1-49 Education Committee February 2008 Manny Rivera 1-50 Eleanor House May 8th, 2000 Father Young 1-51 Ellen’s Birthday June 2001 Ellen Weisenberg 1-52 Ellen’s Birthday June 26th, 2006 Ellen Weisenberg 1-53 Fallen Firefighters Memorial- Black & White Oct. 5th, 1999 1-54 Fallen Firefighters Memorial October 2002 1-55 Fallen Firefighters Memorial Nov. 17th, 2006 1-56 Fallen Firefighters Memorial Oct. 10th, 2007 1-57 Fallen Firefighters Memorial (#1) Oct. 8th, 2009 1-58 Fallen Firefighters Memorial (#2) Oct. 8th, 2009 1-59 Family Residences and Essential Enterprises (FREE), Inc. - Winter 2007 30th Anniversary Gala 1-60 Father’s Rights April 2004 1-61 Fire Department October 2007 Goosby & Barra 1-62 Fire Marshalls May 2001 Scott Tusa, Brian Flaks, & Michael K. Krummenacker 1-63 Fire Marshalls January 2002 Arthur Kraft, Brian Flaks, & Michael Krummenacker 1-64 Firefighter Consolidation Mar. 16th, 2010 1-65 Five Towns Community Center INC. (FTCC) - Aug. 10th, 2002 Summer Leadership Training Program 1-66 Five Towns Senior Center May 2007 Tony Santino & Dr. Brauerman 1-67 Flag Dag in Long Beach June 2009 Russell Goetz (8th grade student with prize winning essay) 1-68 Folz Vending’s 50th Anniversary Party Sept. 1999 1-69 Garden of Remembrance June, 5th, 2003 Denise Ford 1-70 Girl Scouts Beach Clean Up October 2004 Michael Abraham 1-71 Good Joes UNDATED Arnie Proskin 1-72 Government Press Conference- BOCES Shared Success Grants July 2009 1-73 Grand Opening of Turf Field- Dedicated to Dr. Roy May 5th, 2008 1-74 Green! 2002 1-75 Hewlett Elementary School Concert Mar. 13th, 2007 1-76 Hose Co. #1- 100th Anniversary (Inwood Fire Department) 2002 1-77 Hy Goldstein’s Flag Pole Dedication Jan. 30th, 2003 Ellen Weisenberg, Roy Goldstein, & Akiva Goldstein 1-78 Intern 2000 Dave Rodahan 1-79 Intern 2009 Andrew Munsun 1-80 Inwood Civic Association February 2000 Ellen Weisenberg, Bernice Levin, & Eddie Tai 1-81 Inwood Fire Department May 2003 Frank Parise, Thomas Lynch, Thomas Pandocro, George Miller, Dominik Mistero, James Pearsall, Joe Kenn, & Thomas Havey 1-82 Inwood Fire Department- Instillation Dinner April 29th, 2007 Dan Sarnelli, Thomas Havey, Frank Parise, & Richard Magliaro 1-83 Island Park Fire Department (I.P.F.D.) April 14th, 2007 1-84 Island Park Public Library July 15th, 2008 1-85 JCC Fundraiser for Disabled Children April 2007 1-86 JCC Golf Event Sept. 15th, 2005 1-87 Jewish Event March 2003 1-88 Jones Beach Lifeguard Rally May 11th, 2009 Reggie Jones 1-89 Koch Press Conference- Redistricting Reform March 2011 1-90 LATCP Foundation Oct. 13th, 2009 David Weingarten, Sue Ryan, & Jeff Toback 1-91 League of Women Voters (LOWV) - April 12th, 2010 10th Annual Students inside Albany Conference Molly Spilka 1-92 League of Women Voters (LOWV) – Elections 2002 Barbara Bernadino & Sarah Nicholas 1-93 League of Women Voters (LOWV) – Shadow Day April 8th, 2003 Hallie Meyers 1-94 League of Women Voters (LOWV) – Shadow Day April 29th, 2008 Kenrick Fraser-Morain 1-95 League of Women Voters (LOWV) – Shadow Day April 20th, 2009 Michelle Frankel 1-96 Legislative Internship- Recognition Award June 15th, 2000 Michael Weisenberg, & Ronald Friedman 1-97 Legislative Messenger Service Party May 2002 1-98 Library Champion Award December 2008 Ellen Weisenberg, Susan de Sciroa, Frank Zaret, Ken Pacheco, Ellen Rockmuller, Mary Adams, Joyce Scott, Evelyn Rothschild, Ronnie Swift, & Joseph Pontecorvo 1-99 Little League June 22nd, 2008 1-100 Liz Anthony Retirement June 3rd, 2009 Eileen Corbett 1-101 Long Beach 9/11 Remembrance Sept. 2006 C. McCarthy 1-102 Long Beach Adult Learning Center 2000 Maryann Norcott, Zeida Diaz, & Nidia Mata 1-103 Long Beach Biathlon July 2007 1-104 Long Beach Catholic School- Penn St. Work May 2005 Roni Danca 1-105 Long Beach Catholic Schools- Crystal Ball Oct. 23rd, 2004 Kevin McCarthy & Pete Meyers; Amityville Dominican Sisters: Mary Butler, Kathleen Gallina, Mary Claire Rhatigan, Catherine Enterlin, Virginia McGuire, Eileen Nolan, Patricia Koehler, Rose Michael Hillery, Audrey Harsen, Margaret Mayce, Diane Morgan, Laura Helbig, & Diane Capuano 1-106 Long Beach Centennial Fall 2006 1-107 Long Beach City Hall- Water Hearing Jan. 23rd, 2004 Sidokman, Poor, Skellos, DiNapoli, & McDonough 1-108 Long Beach Fire Department (in Albany) May 2007 Bob Piazza 1-109 Long Beach Firefighters May 11th, 2004 Chris Troy, Ed Nelson, & Mike Geller 1-110 Long Beach Herald (Jewish Newspaper) January 2003 1-111 Long Beach High School Orchestra April 1st, 2008 1-112 Long Beach High School Orchestra Mar.
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