The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will review the Mamaroneck and Sheldrake Rivers Flood Risk Management Project. Questions submitted in advance will be asked.
Through the 05/18 Community Meetings’s Zoom link, a simulcast in Spanish will also be available for the Spanish-speaking members of our community. Special thanks to the Community Resource Center for hosting a watch party.
For more information, visit www.crcny.org or call 914-835-1512.
*Emelin Theater’s COVID-19 Policy: Prior to admission, all attendees must present proof of full vaccination (i.e. two courses of Moderna or Pfizer, or one course of Johnson & Johnson) completed at least 14 days prior to the performance date, as well as a photo ID. A hard copy or photograph of your vaccination card, Excelsior Pass or COVID Alert CT, are acceptable forms of proof. ALL AUDIENCE MEMBERS IRRESPECTIVE OF AGE MUST WEAR MASKS, COVERING THE NOSE AND MOUTH, WHILE INSIDE THE THEATRE AND THROUGHOUT THE MEETING.
Voters in the Mamaroneck School District will choose from among three candidates to fill two open seats on the Mamaroneck School Board. Learn more about the candidates at the forum on May 11th at 7pm hosted by the League of Women Voters and LMC Media.
It will be broadcast live and available for later viewing.
LMC Media is pleased to announce the election of the new officers who will serve as the leadership of the organization’s Board of Directors for the next year.
Mark Litvin, LMC Media Board President
Mark Litvin will assume the duties of President from Jeff Meighan who remains on the Board as a Member
at Large. Said Meighan, “After 7 years it was time for me to relinquish the Presidency to someone to
assume the helm with a fresh look. I am extremely excited by the election of Mark Litvin as our new
President. His operational and visionary skills honed by his many successful years at New York City Center
will be a huge asset to LMC Media and the tri-community of Larchmont, Mamaroneck, and Rye Neck. We
are very lucky to have Mark leading us into the future.”
Peggy Jackson will continue to serve as Vice President, Mike Witsch as Secretary, and Craig Ettinger will
assume the role of Treasurer. Steve Israelsky, Alex Kreinces, Kevin Lawner, and Louis Simons will be Board
Members at Large along with Meighan.
About Mark Litvin
Mark is the former Managing Director of New York City Center. Litvin joined the executive staff of New
York City Center in 2001, but his connection to the theater dated back to the mid-’70s when he was
production stage manager for Paul Taylor Dance Company during their annual City Center season. In
addition to overseeing operations for City Center’s three venues and 12-story office tower that houses
tenants and rehearsal studios, Litvin negotiated labor agreements for the theater’s 13 unions and, along
with the vice president of finance, developed and maintained an annual operating budget which grew from
$9 million to over $25 million during his tenure. One of his greatest accomplishments was the supervision
of City Center’s $56 million award-winning renovation, completed in 2011. After leaving City Center, Litvin
began consulting in theater construction and non-profit management.