Councilwoman Bonner attends grand opening of Silver Dollar Pottery in Rocky Point


Neil A. Manzella Council District 3 | Town of Brookhaven

Farmingville, NY - On August 16, Councilwoman Jane Bonner attended the grand opening of Silver Dollar Pottery & Crafts, located at 569 Route 25A in Rocky Point. The owner, Patricia Patten, received a $25,000 Main Street Revitalization Grant from PSEG Long Island to help establish her business. The studio aims to inspire creativity and provide a welcoming environment for artists of all levels. Representatives from PSEG, Assemblywoman Jodi Giglio's office, and Legislator Chad Lennon's office were also present.

Councilwoman Bonner expressed her support: “I want to wish Patricia and her staff the best of luck and say ‘thank you’ for opening Silver Dollar Pottery in Rocky Point. She has created a comfortable and creative environment where everyone is welcome to have fun and learn a new craft. Please stop by and say hello.”

Veronica Isaac, manager of Customer and Community Partnerships for PSEG Long Island, commented on the grant: “PSEG Long Island has created financial incentive opportunities to help our customers, like Patricia, realize their entrepreneurial dreams. We are proud to provide Silver Dollar Pottery with a $25,000 Main Street Revitalization grant and wish Patricia much success as she opens her lovely new pottery studio.”

For more information about Silver Dollar Pottery & Crafts, visit their website or call 631-849-2933.

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