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For the second time in three years, Byram Hills School District voters will have a choice on the ballot in next Tuesday’s Board of Education election.
This is the year in the three-year rotation where there is only one seat being contested for the Chappaqua Board of Education.
For many school districts, the 2024 budget season was a challenging one, with inflation putting pressure on spending plans constrained by the tax cap and uncertainty over state aid.
By: Martin Wilbur
Arena, Harckham Tussle Over Prop 1, Housing in 40th Senate District Rematch
By: Martin Wilbur
Lawler, Jones in Crucial Battle Royale for the 17th Congressional District
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In 2023, the independent Village Inclusive Party (VIP) ticket led by Mayor Michael Cindrich swept the Mount Kisco elections over the Democrats. This year, the VIP has two more candidates, Braille Diaz and John Mullen, both political newcomers, to take on 12-year Democratic incumbent Karen Schleimer and village Democratic Committee Chair Tom Luzio.
Democratic Assemblywoman MaryJane Shimsky is seeking re-election for her seat for the first time next week against Alessandro Crocco.
Kerr, the Republican candidate in this year’s 35th state Senate District race, is taking on Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins (D-Yonkers), likely the second most powerful woman in New York, for the second consecutive election in a reliably Democratic district.
Democratic candidates Karen Schleimer and Tom Luzio easily won their races Tuesday for a pair of trustees’ seats on the Mount Kisco Village Board against two first-time candidates.
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