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The Lakeville Local - December 2025 Edition
News of our communities including the upcoming Great Neck Park District Election!
The Lakeville Local
News of our local Communities, serving residents of Lakeville, Tobin Avenue Assn., Manor Civic Assn., Uplands/Lake Success Hills & Terrace Apartments –
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December 2025
Lakeville Civic Association Meeting: Wednesday,
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December 3, 2025 - 7:00pm Sharp!
COUNCILWOMAN CHRISTINE LIU TO SPEAK
Councilwoman Christine Liu will be joining us to address residents’ concerns.
THE GREAT NECK SOUTH BOYS BADMINTON and VOLLEYBALL TEAMS WILL BE HONORED.
The Nassau County Police Department will address the community about crime and crime prevention in the neighborhoods.
GREAT NECK SPECIAL DISTRICT ELECTIONS (Park Commissioner and Manhasset-Lakeville Water District Commissioner) - DECEMBER 9 th – 1pm – 9pm
(Residents will be voting at their local firehouse)
Both Great Neck Park District candidates were invited to speak at our meeting on the 3 rd . Mr. Justin Maze has accepted, and Mr. Frank Cilluffo has not responded at the time we went to print. Candidates will address the proposed razing of Kings Point Park. Please see below for more information.
THIS MEETING IS OPEN TO ALL RESIDENTS!
All Lakeville Civic Association meetings are held at Manhasset-
Lakeville Fire Department #4, Jayson Ave. & Northern Blvd.
A personal message from Lakeville Civic Association President Dr. Gordon Charlop:
On December 9 th , all Great Neck residents will exercise their right to vote to determine who will serve as one of the three Great Neck Park District Commissioners for a three-year term.
The contrast between the two candidates is stark. The incumbent has failed to live up to the trust placed in him by his constituents. His tenure has been marked by multiple lawsuits, questionable business deals, a lack of transparency, and a dismissive attitude toward residents. After years of service, he has become out of touch with residents’ concerns.
His opponent, Justin Maze, is another matter entirely. Justin has served this town in multiple capacities, demonstrating leadership and empathy in each role and earning the trust of residents throughout our community.
It is for these reasons that I ask area residents to embrace the future and bring in new ideas and energy. I endorse a vote for Justin Maze for Great Neck Park Commissioner.
