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Addabbo Unveils Magnificent New Office

City Councilman Joseph Addabbo Jr. last Friday unveiled his dazzling new office, located at 98-16 Rockaway Beach Boulevard, to about 25 guests. The councilman, who is cruising unopposed to a third term, will now have his own office and a private conference room behind a spacious front office that has four workstations. “What we’ve gained is what we needed: space,” Addabbo told The Wave. But the new surroundings are not just roomier, they are decorated with large reproductions of Rockaway postcards, photos and artwork by local artists, surfboards and boogieboards – even original Playland tickets that Addabbo found on eBay. The centerpiece is a pane of glass between the conference room and the front office, which is etched with the councilman’s name, district number and the City Seal (see photo). It was a gift from Addabbo’s new landlord, John Innes. Photo: Addabbo shares a laugh with Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Joanie Omeste, left, and Chamber Executive Assistant Shaliza Alli, right.
Councilman Joseph Addabbo Jr., center, stands in the front office with Democratic District Leader, Part A, Frank Gulluscio, left, and staffer Sandee Doremus.
Addabbo, center, prepares to cut the ribbon with staffer Mike Karpinos, left, landlord John Innes, second from left, Jate Doremus, right, and staffer Sandee Doremus, second from right.
Passersby will notice Addabbo’s simple yet eye-catching sign. Here, well-wishers, who were treated to a light buffet inside, line up outside moments before the ribbon cutting.

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