Jerry Larsen Elected Mayor In East Hampton; Newcomers Minardi, Melendez Oust Incumbents In Sweep
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Jerry Larsen, right, and his running mates Chris Minardi and Sandra Melendez won a sweeping victory in the East Hampton Village Board elections on Tuesday night.
Jerry Larsen, center, and his running mates Sandra Melendez, left, and Chris Minardi, right, swept the East Hampton Village elections on Tuesday. Michael Heller
Jerry Larsen celebrated his win with his wife, LIsa, after a absentee ballots gave him a landslide win. Michael Heller
Jerry Larsen, right, and his running mates Chris Minardi and Sandra Melendez won a sweeping victory in the East Hampton Village Board elections on Tuesday night.
Jerry Larsen, center, and his running mates Sandra Melendez, left, and Chris Minardi, right, swept the East Hampton Village elections on Tuesday. Michael Heller
Jerry Larsen celebrated his win with his wife, LIsa, after a absentee ballots gave him a landslide win. Michael Heller
Staff Writer on Sep 15, 2020
Jerry Larsen was elected mayor of East Hampton Village on Tuesday night, and his NewTown Party running mates, Chris Minardi and Sandra Melendez, captured both of the trustee seats in... more
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Staff Writer on Sep 15, 2020