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UPDATE: Altschuler Concedes Race To Bishop

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Dorothy Nigro's photo of "The Nigro Rose Garden" won Best in Show and first place in the Rose Garden Class. DOROTHY NIGRO

Dorothy Nigro's photo of "The Nigro Rose Garden" won Best in Show and first place in the Rose Garden Class. DOROTHY NIGRO

Voters in area school districts headed to the polls on Tuesday. BY DANA SHAW

Voters in area school districts headed to the polls on Tuesday. BY DANA SHAW

Cookie Richard, Principal of Southampton Elementary School, will be retiring June 29. DANA SHAW

Cookie Richard, Principal of Southampton Elementary School, will be retiring June 29. DANA SHAW

Anastasia Gavalas with some of the students that were in her leadership workshop. DANA SHAW

Anastasia Gavalas with some of the students that were in her leadership workshop. DANA SHAW

author on Nov 6, 2012
UPDATE: 12:30 a.m. Just after midnight, Mr. Altschuler conceded the race to Mr. Bishop. He personally thanked a long list of people, including family, local political leaders, campaign staff and... more

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