Brooklyn and Queens conservatives hold annual American Heritage dinner
Community leaders from Brooklyn and Queens came together for the Conservative Parties of Kings and Queens Counties’ American Heritage Dinner on Tuesday, July 24 at the El Caribe Country Club. This year’s event saluted James LeMonda, president, and the men and women of the Uniformed Fire Officers Association (UFOA).
The Kings and Queens County Conservative Parties, formed in 1962, offered New York voters a new voice in addition to the three existing political parties at the time.
Hosting the event were New York State Conservative Party Chairperson Mike Long, Kings County Chairperson Gerard Kassar and Queens County Chairperson Thomas Long.