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Civic Associations Speak With Collective Voice
Dec 16, 2024
"The Cutchogue Civic Association, a young organization that just concluded its second year, is also experiencing steady growth. “Our recruitment has gone really well. We currently have 129 members, which we think is a really healthy number. We launched a membership campaign this past month, and we have 31 renewals and 17 new members. So we’re actually in good shape in terms of membership,” said Carolyn McCall, president."
"The organization sees education as their primary mission. They have hosted talks on land preservation, the town parks, battery storage and there is an upcoming event with the highway department. 'There is an important role for us to play in this community now, [as] a mechanism whereby people can be better informed about the challenges we face here, with respect to over development, climate change, those kinds of issues,' said Barbara Butterworth, chair of the Cutchogue Civic Association’s program committee."