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Village enjoys Republicans maintain control of Nassau County positions Legion’s Night at the Races Blakeman declares victory By MADISoN GUSlER
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Voters tur ned out across Nassau County on Tuesday to decide critical races that will shape leadership and policy from county executive to local offices. Republican incumbent Bruce Blakeman won another term as county executive, defeating Democrat Seth Koslow. “I want to thank the men and women of Nassau County for giving us all your trust,” Blakeman said. Republican incumbent Anne Donnelly was elected to another term as district attorney, defeating Democratic challenger Nicole Aloise. Donnelly emphasized her record on prosecuting violent crime. Re publican Comptroller Elaine Phillips won re-election, defeating Democrat Wayne Wink in a race focused on fiscal oversight.
horse went. The horse that made it to the end of the “racetrack,” or the mat that was The Sons of the American divided into 30 spaces, first Legion held its annual Night at won. The winners received prize the Races fundraiser, raising money to support veterans, on money and a bottle of wine, and those who placed bets on Saturday night. Over 100 people attended the t h e w i n n i n g h o r s e w e r e rewarded as well. event at the Ameri“ I t g iv e s t h e can Legion Hall, on community an Franklin Street, to opportunity to support the cause. come together and The funds raised join the American help connect veterLegion, the Auxiliaans with service ry, and the Sons of dogs, fund trips to the American visit monuments in Legion,” Pat AleWashington, D.C., sia, vice commandand help maintain er of American the hall. L e g i o n Po s t 4 4 , “Its kind of like said. “To have a a mini version of nice time, spend a the racetrack,” little money, and John Hassett Jr., JohN hASSEtt JR. that money helps commander of veterans in need.” Sons of the Ameri- Commander, A l e s i a s e r ve d can Legion Squad- Sons of the American three years active ron 44, said. Legion Squadron 44 duty in the military The event conand then 27 in the sisted of six races. Before each one, Hassett auc- New York Ar my National tioned off each of the six hors- Guard before joining the legion. “We have a lot of fun,” Alan es to an “owner” who named and jockeyed the horse for that Ruppert, adjutant of Squadron race. Once each horse was 44, said of the event. “A lot of claimed, a dice roll determined people in the Malverne commuhow many spaces forward each Continued on page 10
By MADISoN GUSlER
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Tim Baker/Herald
Republican County executive Bruce Blakeman was elected to his second term on tuesday night, easily defeating his democratic challenger, Seth Koslow. Republican County Clerk Maureen O’Connell held onto her seat, defeating Democrat Joylette Williams. John Ferretti, a Republican, was elected to town supervisor three months after he was appointed to the position follow-
ing Don Clavin’s resignation. Carrié Solages will be returning as a county legislator in District 3, with Cynthia Nunez representing District 14, and Olena Nicks returning to the newly redrawn District 5.
ElEction RESUltS Office
Leading
Opponent
nassau county Executive
Bruce Blakeman (R) ................. 54%
Seth Koslow (d) ................46%
nassau county District Attorney anne donnelly (R) .................... 55%
nicole aloise (d) ...............45%
nassau county comptroller
elaine phillips (R) ..................... 55%
Wayne Wink Jr. (R) ............45%
nassau county clerk
Maureen o’Connell (R) ............. 57%
Joylette Williams (d) .........43%
town of Hempstead Supervisor
John Ferretti (R)........................ 53%
Joseph Scianablo (d) ........47%
town clerk
Kate Murray (R) ........................ 57%
Yveline dalmacy (d) ..........43%
county legislator District 3
Carrie Solages (d) .................... 68%
Kadeem Brown (R) ............32%
county legislator District 5
olena nicks (d) ........................ 55%
Moshe Hill (R) ...................45%
county legislator District 14
Cynthia nunez (d) .................... 55%
Sheharyar ali (R)...............45%
council District 1
dorothy goosby (d) .................. 75%
Jean-Baptise Carelus (R) ...25%
council District 4
Laura Ryder (R) ........................ 55%
darien Ward (d) ................45%
unofficial results as of midnight tuesday
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want to make this fun. I want people to have a good time and enjoy themselves while raising money.