Sentences with phrase «for town supervisor john»

The tightest town race was for Hurley town supervisor, where when the dust settled Republican candidate for town supervisor John Perry emerged with an unofficial 1104 votes against Democrats Tracy Kellogg's 1102.

Not exact matches

County Executive Edward Mangano faces federal charges as does fellow Republican and former Town of Oyster Bay supervisor John Venditto, for trading political favors to a vendor for personal gain.

Donald Hoffman, an independing auditor for the Town of Oyster Bay, took the stand Monday in the federal corruption trial of former town supervisor John Venditto and former Nassau County Executive Edward MangTown of Oyster Bay, took the stand Monday in the federal corruption trial of former town supervisor John Venditto and former Nassau County Executive Edward Mangtown supervisor John Venditto and former Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano.

A former Oyster Bay official who for years worked as right - hand man to town supervisor John Venditto testified Tuesday that Venditto accepted free meals, free limousine services and use of office and event space from Harendra Singh that appeared, in turn, to entitle the restaurateur to «whatever services» he needed from the town.

This week, Hurley town supervisor John Perry added that there wasn't much for him to talk about regarding underlying issues that led to the confrontational April 16 fire commission meeting, or the referendum's rescheduling.

Marc Agnifilo, the defense attorney for John Venditto, Oyster Bay's former town supervisor, asked Leonard Genova, Venditto's former deputy.

State Sen. John Flanagan said Friday that he will not run for Huntington Town supervisor this year.

Republican John Venditto is in a tight race for Oyster Bay town supervisor with his Democratic challenger.

A judge has set a January 2018 trial date for Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano, his wife and a former Long Island town supervisor, John Venditto.

The Long Island Association, the region's largest business organization, is shuffling the speakers» roster for its annual «state of the counties» breakfast on Jan. 13 with the Nassau and Suffolk county executives in favor of State Senate Majority Leader John Flanagan and two town supervisors.

Ten - term Republican town supervisor Gary Bellows was signed on for another two years with a handy repeat victory over former Woodstock supervisor Tracy Kellogg, while incumbent Republican town councilmen John Gill and John Dittus III, easily fended off challenges from Democrats Griffith Liewa and Evan Matthews.

John Perry, his town's former assessor and a longtime fixture for his coaching of local kids» sports teams, will be the new town supervisor in Hurley after the counting of absentee ballots on Monday, November 20 gave him 13 more votes than former Woodstock supervisor and now West Hurley resident Tracy Kellogg, who was making her third run for the position on Democratic, Green and Working Family party lines.

In the closest town race in the county, Republican John Perry appears to have defeated Democrat Tracey Kellogg for Hurley supervisor by two votes.

While the Mowers are a well - known and respected family in Woodstock — husband John, a scratch golfer, real - estate broker and flea marketeer, was town supervisor for two terms, ending in 1995 — Janine knows it would take a miracle for a Republican to win town office these days.

Oyster Bay's town supervisor, John Venditto, also was implicated in the scheme, helping out restaurateur Harendra Singh with his business in exchange for being allowed to hold fundraisers at the businessman's restaurants and given free limousine service, according to the feds and sources.

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With 120 democrats voting, the party also chose Fred Costello Jr. to be candidate for town supervisor, and planning board member Paul Andreassen and John Schoonmaker to be their town board candidates after they defeated local contractor Chad McPeek in a caucus vote.

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Marc Agnifilo, defense attorney for John Venditto, Oyster Bay's former town supervisor, kept things moving...