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SAM Party Reps at Suffern Library April 4

March 22, 2019 by Michael Castelluccio

For a copy of the Petition for the Fall Election, please click here.

 

SAM Invitation

Filed Under: Uncategorized

Election Results

March 19, 2019 by Michael Castelluccio

CHESTNUT RIDGE TRUSTEE
Anthony Shaut              1,106
Steven Wasserman        1,129
Paul Van Alstyne  (W)   1,314
Grant Valentine    (W)   1,330

AIRMONT MAYOR
Philip Gigante  1,293
Ralph Bracco       152
Nathan Bubel   1,449  (W)

AIRMONT TRUSTEE
Paul Marchesani  1,289
Anthony Valvo     1,285
Brian Downey      1,453  (W)
Migdalia Pesante  1,455 (W)
Ronald Roberti         148
Angela Thompson    146

POMONA MAYOR
Daniel Kolak      231
Ian Banks (W)   435
Lloyd Ecker        312

POMONA TRUSTEE
Leon Harris                 227
Nicholas Wilson          221
Ilan Fuchs (W)            431
Susanne Kernan          311
Carol McFarlane (W)   441
Joanne Robinson         312

HILLBURN MAYOR
Joseph Tursi (W)   142
Craig Flanagan Jr.   88

HILLBURN TRUSTEE
Bernadette Tarantino (W)   121
Eleanor DeGraw                 103

Filed Under: 2019 Election

Vote Tuesday March 19

March 14, 2019 by Michael Castelluccio

Village elections         Please Support the Following Candidates in CHESTNUT RIDGE, AIRMONT AND POMONA when you vote on Tuesday.

Shaut and Wasserman running in Chestnut RidgeFor more information on the Chestnut Ridge candidates go to www.onechestnutridge.org or visit Facebook @Onechestnutridge.org
Vote at the Chestnut Ridge Village Hall, 277 Old Nyack Turnpike from 7am to 9pm.

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                                                The Village of Airmont 

Candidates in AirmontTo vote for the Preserve Airmont candidates you have to write them in on your ballot. For directions on how to do that, please click here.

For more information on the candidates visit preserveairmont.org

Vote at Ramapo Town Hall, 237 Route 59 from 6am to 9pm.
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Village of Pomona

When you go out to vote tomorrow on Tuesday, we do have one special request. After you have cast your ballot and are exiting the polling place, please look for our petition carriers who will be collecting signatures from registered Democrats for the Preserve Ramapo slate of candidates, who will be challenging Michael Specht and the sitting members of the Ramapo Town Board in the Democratic Primary to be held on June 25th of this year. Reaching the required number of signatures to get our slate on the ballot is always a difficult challenge. Rather than deploying scores of petition carriers far and wide across the town, in an attempt to hunt you all down, it is much easier for us to have a few petition carriers outside the village polling locations on Tuesday gathering your signatures as you leave the polls. Thank you very much for your cooperation in this matter.

Filed Under: 2019 Election

Spring Valley rehires Anthony Mallia after Rockland disqualified him on felony conviction

March 12, 2019 by Michael Castelluccio

Anthony Mallia Ramapo Director of Building and Planning

Anthony Mallia arrest photo

“Anthony Mallia is back at work after Spring Valley officials rehired the former Ramapo building inspector as a consultant despite Rockland County personnel officials disqualifying him due to his felony conviction.

While residents called the hiring nepotism by Mayor Alan Simon, Trustees Asher Grossman and Zach Clerina voted with Simon on Wednesday night to rehire Mallia as an independent government adviser. Trustees Sherry McGill and Eudson Francois voted against the move, contending the village should not circumvent the county ruling. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Anthony Mallia

Anthony Mallia booted as top Spring Valley mayoral aide

March 6, 2019 by Michael Castelluccio

Anthony Mallia led away in handcuffs

Anthony Mallia led away in handcuffs, arrested at his home September 15, 2016
Photo: John Meore/The Journal News

“Anthony Mallia has been booted as the mayor’s top aide after the Rockland Personnel Department rejected his job application based on his felony conviction and the lack of proper job documentation.

Despite the county’s ruling, Mayor Alan Simon is looking to re-hire Mallia as an independent contract employee. The proposed hiring — with no stated salary — is listed on the Board of Trustees’ tentative agenda for Wednesday night’s meeting.

Mallia worked for the village during 2018 at $125,000 annually but the county Personnel Department never approved his application and was never officially told the mayor hired Mallia as his confidential assistant. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Alan Simon, Anthony Mallia

Petitions for the Fall Election

March 3, 2019 by Michael Castelluccio

We need your help.

Due to new legislation from the State, the petitioning period for the June 25th primary and the November general election are upon us. We are running a full slate of candidates for the Town of Ramapo offices including Supervisor, Town Council and Highway Superintendent.  The ticket is a bit fluid as a couple of candidates may step aside if other candidates willing to run come forward.

Click here for a copy of the Petition.

Our goal is to get them on to the ballot for the Democratic primary to be held on June 25th. The required number of signatures is much lower this year due to the disruption caused by the accelerated election calendar that was put into law this year. We need to take advantage of this opportunity and get our candidates on the ballot

[Read more…]

Filed Under: 2019 Election

Ramapo hiring 3 people with ties to the government at salaries ranging from $80K to $145K

March 2, 2019 by Michael Castelluccio

Michael Specht Ramapo Supervisor

Ramapo Supervisor Michael Specht Photo: Carucha L. Meuse/The Journal News

“Three people with ties to town officials have been approved to fill open government jobs ranging from $80,000 to $145,000 in annual salary.

A local Republican immediately said the moves reeked of patronage and nepotism.

“It is obvious that they did not perform a true candidate search to fill these positions, but instead hired friends, and family members as a continuation of the nepotism policy that has been prevalent in Ramapo for many years.” said William Weber, a past candidate for supervisor. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Ramapo Nepotism

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