Sentences with phrase «party town board»

The points the challenger makes fall flat if you believe the public is satisfied with the general direction at Town Hall, where, as the leader of a one - party Town Board, Mr. Russell clearly sets the tone.

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So Jane took me under her wing, convincing me to join the gaggle of gorgeously dressed girls (despite my cutoff jean shorts and well - worn slightly ratty hoodie) boarding a shuttle to traverse across town for a party by reassuring me they'd serve lots of snacks and savory dishes for my growling stomach.

The Civic Betterment Party of Glen Ellyn has announced a slate of 16 candidates that will run for eight open positions on the Village Board and the Library Board at the town meeting on Nov. 18.

Keith is a member of the Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village Tenants Association, Community Board Six, Eleanor Roosevelt Democratic Club, Tilden Democratic Club, Kips Bay Neighborhood Association, League of Conservation Voters, The Epiphany School Alumni Committee, University of Dayton Alumni Committee, and serves as a District Leader for the Democratic Party in Manhattan.

A cocktail party fund - raiser to help elect Tommy John Schiavoni to the Southampton Town Board will be held in Sag Harbor on Sunday evening from 5 to 7.

Zach Cohen, who is seeking to run for a seat on the East Hampton Town Board on the Democratic Party ticket, filed a petition with the Suffolk County Board of Elections on Tuesday to participate in a primary election that would be held on Sept. 12.

The three candidates vying for two seats on the East Hampton Town Board debated a number of issues Monday evening at the East Hampton Library, with a political newcomer who has the party's backing repeatedly if gently attempting to draw a...

On Tuesday, registered Democrats can vote in a primary election to select the party's two candidates for a seat on the East Hampton Town Board, and members of the town's Independence Party can select its 9 candidates for town trustee from a field party's two candidates for a seat on the East Hampton Town Board, and members of the town's Independence Party can select its 9 candidates for town trustee from a field oTown Board, and members of the town's Independence Party can select its 9 candidates for town trustee from a field otown's Independence Party can select its 9 candidates for town trustee from a field Party can select its 9 candidates for town trustee from a field otown trustee from a field of...

The Democratic Party's candidate, attorney and former Huntington town board member Stuart Besen, has yet to form a campaign committee with the state Board of Electboard member Stuart Besen, has yet to form a campaign committee with the state Board of ElectBoard of Elections.

The three candidates vying for two seats on the East Hampton Town Board debated a number of issues Monday evening at the East Hampton Library, with a political newcomer who has the party's backing repeatedly if gently attempting to draw a distinction between himself and the candidate who does not.

The town board's sole Conservative Party member on the five - seat board, Senft said he would not seek re-election to the town council.

Jerry Larsen, a former East Hampton Village police chief seeking a seat on the East Hampton Town Board, can not participate in a primary election to be a candidate on the Independence Party line, a judge in the State Supreme Court Appellate Division...

Angie Carpenter, who was appointed to the town supervisor position earlier this year by the board and sworn in March 1, is the Republican Party's pick to run for a full term this November.

Hempstead is typically a GOP stronghold, but the party has been rocked by recent infighting on the town board and the indictment of Councilman Edward Ambrosino on federal wire fraud and tax evasion charges.

(The Libertarian Party picked its statewide slate, which includes Guilderland Town Board member Warren Redlich for governor and Randy Credico to challenge Sen. Chuck Schumer)

There are full slates from each party for the three main seats — town supervisor and two town board — up for the filling (Town Judge Ron Wright is running unoppostown supervisor and two town board — up for the filling (Town Judge Ron Wright is running unoppostown board — up for the filling (Town Judge Ron Wright is running unopposTown Judge Ron Wright is running unopposed).

During a June 4 Town Board meeting, company representative Michael Tsandilas told officials that several interested parties had lined up to purchase the once - popular inn, which dates back to the late 1700s and has fallen into extreme disrepair following years of neglect.

A former chairman of the Ulster County Democratic Party who helped shepherd his candidates to a 2007 takeover of the county legislature, as well as a former Democratic commissioner at the Board of Elections, the 69 - year old Parete is the long - time owner of the Boiceville Inn in the Town of Olive.

Somebody, somewhere is kicking him - or herself for not making it to the polls Sept. 15 to vote in the Independence Party primary for Ballston Town Board because now George Seymour, Mary Beth Hynes and Jeremy Knight are tied at 34 votes each and the voters have no say in who gets the coveted third - party Party primary for Ballston Town Board because now George Seymour, Mary Beth Hynes and Jeremy Knight are tied at 34 votes each and the voters have no say in who gets the coveted third - party party line.

Al's vacancy on the Town Board will result in the entire board's being members of one political pBoard will result in the entire board's being members of one political pboard's being members of one political party.

Michael Vallarella was in fact being courted by the Republican Party to be a candidate for Town Board.

In fairness to the 4,419 registered Democrats, independents and Republicans who thought it wise not to have all members of the Town Board be of one party, I ask the board to consider the fairness of our reqBoard be of one party, I ask the board to consider the fairness of our reqboard to consider the fairness of our request.

The Southold Democratic Party requests the Southold Town Board appoint a Democrat to complete the term of Democrat Councilman Al Krupski, newly elected to the Suffolk County Legislature.

Like Mr. Cohen, one of the Republican town board candidates, Mr. Larsen, mounted an unsuccessful primary challenge, trying to wrest an Independence Party ballot spot from either Mr. Bragman or Ms. Burke - Gonzalez, the Democrats who had been cross-endorsed.

Despite the bipartisan nature of the current Town Board and how many in his party admire and respect Mr. Krupski, one of only two elected Democrats in town government, Mr. McGreevy said he feels no reluctance in supporting Mr. WalTown Board and how many in his party admire and respect Mr. Krupski, one of only two elected Democrats in town government, Mr. McGreevy said he feels no reluctance in supporting Mr. Waltown government, Mr. McGreevy said he feels no reluctance in supporting Mr. Walter.

As for the Independence Party's town board candidates, Ms. Behan, for one, sees herself as preserving Councilwoman Julia Prince's legacy.

Two years ago, Southold Town's Democratic challengers ran on the need to bring party balance to an all - Republican Town Board.

Costello, running on the Democratic, Working Families and Independence Party, has served on the Town Board for 13 and a half years, eleven of which were spent as the Deputy Supervisor for the town; beforehand, he served on the town's Economic Development BoTown Board for 13 and a half years, eleven of which were spent as the Deputy Supervisor for the town; beforehand, he served on the town's Economic Development Botown; beforehand, he served on the town's Economic Development Botown's Economic Development Board.

Individually, Paul Giardina, one of the Republican Party's candidates for East Hampton Town Board, made the deadline, delivering all of his necessary disclosure forms to the board of elections, as did Manny Vilar, the Republican supervisor candiBoard, made the deadline, delivering all of his necessary disclosure forms to the board of elections, as did Manny Vilar, the Republican supervisor candiboard of elections, as did Manny Vilar, the Republican supervisor candidate.

Mr. Gaines and Mr. Haeg will compete for town board seats with two Democrats, Sylvia Overby of Amagansett and Peter Van Scoyoc of East Hampton, as well as Bill Mott of East Hampton and Marilyn Behan of Montauk, the Independence Party nominees.

The following were endorsed by the Saugerties Conservative Party: Left to right: Doug Myer, Highway Superintendent, Joe Maloney, Ulster County legislator District 2; Mary Wawro, Ulster County legislator District 1; George Heidcamp, Consearvative Party Chairman; Lisa Stanley, Town Clerk; James Bruno, Town Supervisor; Daniel Lamb, Town Justice and Donald Tucker Town Board.

The party even nominated a pair of registered Republicans to its town slate, including Town Board candidate Albie de Kerillis, a GOP nominee for the same post in 2town slate, including Town Board candidate Albie de Kerillis, a GOP nominee for the same post in 2Town Board candidate Albie de Kerillis, a GOP nominee for the same post in 2009.

Suffolk Conservatives are broadening their attack on local Republican state senators by giving GOP Islip town board member Trish Bergin - Weichbrodt authorization to run on the minor party line against freshman State Sen. Tom Croci of Islip.

The party previously screened Raymond Negron, a Mount Sinai attorney and Purple Heart recipient; John Kreutz, deputy receiver of taxes in Brookhaven Town; Mattituck attorney Stephen Kiely; Southold Town Trustee Bob Ghosio; attorney Anthony Palumbo of New Suffolk; Bill Faulk of Manorville, a former Ed Romaine aide; and Southold Town Board member Chris Talbot.

Gabrielli was appointed to serve an unexpired term on the Town Board in the 1990s and is not registered as a member of a political party.

The Town Board agreed to host a meeting for all interested parties at the end of September to help promote the pilot program.

After a brief opening speech by Mr. Malman, the group's co-president, the 2011 candidates for town supervisor, town board, town highway superintendent, and town trustee introduced themselves to the party's attendees.

The largely amicable town board race will feature former town building inspector Paul Andreassen, running on the Democratic, Conservative and Independence party lines; longtime Saugerties police officer Donald Tucker, running on the Republican and Conservative lines; Vincent Altieri, who serves as the Captain of the Sheriff's Police Services Department and holds Republican, Independence and Reform party lines; and Democrat John Schoonmaker, who majored in Biology at Siena College and currently works as a Gnotobiologist at Taconic Biosciences, is running on the Democratic line and hopes to bring the town's youth into the fold of local government.

It didn't get much attention, but long - time Democratic Party activist Patti Kelly was appointed to fill a vacancy on the Zoning Board of Appeals at the town board's September 7 meeBoard of Appeals at the town board's September 7 meeboard's September 7 meeting.

The G.O.P. slate includes incumbent Supervisor Bill Wilkinson, his running mates for the two open town board seats, Steven Gaines of Wainscott and Richard Haeg of East Hampton, and the Republican and Independence Party nominee for superintendent of highways, Stephen Lynch of East Hampton.

Mr. Russell said the Town Board had received a letter from concerned parties only the day before the public hearing was set to take place.

Art Tillman, the Southold Town Democratic Party chairman, said he would likely challenge the Town Board vote totals, as well as town highway superintendent, where Republican incumbent Vincent Orlando beat Eugene Wesnofske, 52 percent to 47 percTown Democratic Party chairman, said he would likely challenge the Town Board vote totals, as well as town highway superintendent, where Republican incumbent Vincent Orlando beat Eugene Wesnofske, 52 percent to 47 percTown Board vote totals, as well as town highway superintendent, where Republican incumbent Vincent Orlando beat Eugene Wesnofske, 52 percent to 47 perctown highway superintendent, where Republican incumbent Vincent Orlando beat Eugene Wesnofske, 52 percent to 47 percent.

Saugerties Republicans should know that Don Tucker and myself are the only Republican Town Board candidates that did not interview with and actively seek the Democratic Party endorsement.

Town Board member Gene Cook, an Independence Party member, had announced on May 21 that he was throwing his hat into the ring to run for supervisor.

The two Republican choices for Town Board, Jim Dinizio and Bob Ghosio, were elected with a combined 58 percent of the total vote — a drop from 2011 when the party secured close to 64 percent of the Town Board election, but more than enough to maintain a 5 - 0 Town Board majority.

If the Republicans are to succeed, voters who will not cast a ballot for Mr. Zeldin must nonetheless vote for the party's candidate for town board, he said.

Terry resigned his party post Monday as North Hempstead Supervisor Judi Bosworth called for his resignation and said the town would not renew contracts for him to work as the zoning board of appeals attorney and special counselor to the town attorney.

Technically, the current town board is actually a board with an Independence Party - affiliated majority.

«Nobody likes one - party rule,» the ad states, alluding to Southold's all - Republican Town Board and Board of Trustees.

Running for Town Board with the endorsement of the Democratic and Working Families Parties are Jennifer Metzger and Christopher Pryslopski.