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Larsen Announces New Slate For Village Election Next Summer

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East Hampton Village's NewTown Party has announced two newcomers who will seek election to the two seats on the Village Board the party does not currently hold. Carrie Doyle, far right, and Sarah Amaden, second from right, will run to join incumbent Mayor Jerry Larsen, center, Trustee Sandra Melendez and Trustee Chris Minardi on the board and give the party formed by Mr. Larsen an absolute majority of the village's management.

East Hampton Village's NewTown Party has announced two newcomers who will seek election to the two seats on the Village Board the party does not currently hold. Carrie Doyle, far right, and Sarah Amaden, second from right, will run to join incumbent Mayor Jerry Larsen, center, Trustee Sandra Melendez and Trustee Chris Minardi on the board and give the party formed by Mr. Larsen an absolute majority of the village's management.

authorMichael Wright on Oct 20, 2021
East Hampton Village Mayor Jerry Larsen’s NewTown Party unveiled its slate for next summer’s village elections this week. Sarah Amaden and Carrie Doyle will get the NewTown Party’s endorsement for... more

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