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Supervisor Romaine Salutes Suffolk County Radio Club

The club is celebrating its 75th year, making it the oldest amateur radio club on Long Island.

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Pictured is Supervisor Romaine (center) presenting a Certificate of Recognition to SCRC president, Richie Geraci. Also pictured is SCRC vice president Ed Wilson (second row, center in blue cap) and members of the SCRC.
Pictured is Supervisor Romaine (center) presenting a Certificate of Recognition to SCRC president, Richie Geraci. Also pictured is SCRC vice president Ed Wilson (second row, center in blue cap) and members of the SCRC. (Courtesy of the Town of Brookhaven)

Press release from the Town of Brookhaven:

July 27, 2022

On June 24, Supervisor Ed Romaine visited the Suffolk County Radio Club’s Amateur Radio Field Day at the Longwood Youth Sports Complex in Yaphank. The event celebrated the club’s 75th year, making it the oldest amateur radio club on Long Island. Founded in 1947, the Suffolk County Radio Club (SCRC) is dedicated to preserving the past and promoting the future of Amateur Radio. They encourage innovation in ham radio, providing public service and educational opportunities, fostering goodwill within the community.

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