Putnam Valley
Republican Committee
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2007 General Election Results:
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PUTNAM
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| PUTNAM VALLEY TOWN SUPERVISOR | Vote for 1 | ||
| Robert V. Tendy |
1,730 |
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| Wendy M. Whetsel | 929 | ||
| PUTNAM VALLEY TOWN CLERK | Vote for 1 | ||
| Eileen Royael | 2412 | ||
| PUTNAM VALLEY TOWN JUSTICE | Vote for 1 | ||
| Louis D. DiCarlo |
1,694 |
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| Eric L. Harris | 862 | ||
| PUTNAM VALLEY TOWN COUNCILMAN | Vote for 2 | ||
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Eugene T. Yetter, Jr. |
1,495 | ||
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Robert A. Cinque |
1,347 |
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David Spittal |
1,151 | ||
| Thomas A. Carano |
1,052 |
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| PUTNAM VALLEY TOWN HIGHWAY SUPERINTENDENT | Vote for 1 | ||
| Earl C. Smith | 1,758 |
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The
Republican slate in Putnam Valley handily defeated the Democrats on
Election Day, with the Grand Old Party nabbing the Town Supervisor, Town
Justice, Highway Superintendent and Town Clerk seats, as well as two
slots on the Town Board.
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Tendy wins;
Republicans back in charge in Put Valley
Two Republican candidates for Town Board seats completed the GOP sweep over two Democrats. "This is a victory for the people of the town. Everybody on the ticket got in, and we will start working tomorrow," said Tendy, who had gathered with town Republicans at the German American Club on Kramers Pond Road. Their cheers could be heard during a telephone interview. Whetsel, 63, owner of a direct marketing and graphic arts business, had successfully challenged Supervisor Sam Davis for the Democratic line in a September primary after he had a dismal first term packed with controversy. The Democrats, though, were unable to hold onto their majority on the five-member Town Board. Two Republicans, Robert Cinque, 49, an attorney in Carmel, and Eugene Yetter Jr., an engineer and director of plant facilities for Rockland County, ran with Tendy and successfully challenged Democrats Thomas Carano, an engineering adviser for businesses, and David Spittal, 41, a business consultant. In another race, longtime Town Justice Louis DiCarlo, running on the Republican, Independence, Conservative and Working Families lines, was re-elected, defeating Democrat Eric Harris. In two unopposed races, Highway Superintendent Earl Smith was re-elected and Eileen Royael, a clerk for the town's special districts, was elected town clerk, succeeding Carole Hughes-DiMarco, who is retiring in December. |
Town of Putnam Valley
Republican Candidates
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you!
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| Candidates Platform | ||
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ü Institute an administration that welcomes participation from all Town Residents. ü Establish responsible and sustainable economic growth that respects and preserves our natural resources. ü Work on a continuing basis to review and challenge Town expenses and aggressively pursue other revenue streams to help stem our rising taxes. ü Partner with our School District to explore the efficiencies of school and Town Services for greater fiscal responsibility. |
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The Putnam Valley Republican Candidates; experienced, educated, and working together to bring back respectable government to the Town of Putnam Valley. |
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Robert Tendy for Town Supervisor |
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Gene Yetter for Town
Council Gene has lived in Putnam Valley for the last thirteen years with his wife Janette, and their two children. Gene is a US Navy Veteran and has twenty years of environmental engineering experience. He is a member of the Town's Comprehensive Plan Committee and also currently serves as Vice-Chairman of the Putnam Valley Planning Board. Gene is also a volunteer with Putnam Valley Parks & Recreation. |
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Robert
Cinque for Town Council Robert has lived in Putnam Valley for four years. Robert serves as a member of the Putnam Valley Arts, the Putnam Valley Sunset Series Committee and is a charter member of the Putnam Valley Chapter of the Lions Club International. He is an experienced attorney with a successful firm in Putnam County. |
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Eileen
Royael for Town Clerk Eileen has lived in Putnam Valley for twenty-five years with her husband Ed and their three children. She is the District Clerk for the Town of Putnam Valley since 1998. Eileen has volunteered for various events and organizations including Putnam Valley Fire Department events, Town Day, and the Westchester-Putnam Girl Scouts. |
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Re-Elect Louis DiCarlo
for Town Justice Louis has lived in Putnam Valley for twenty-eight years with his wife Iris and their two children. He is the Principal Law Secretary to State Supreme Court Justice for the Ninth Judicial District. Louis is a former Supervising Judge for the Criminal Courts, Ninth Judicial District. Having now served as Town Justice since 1993, Louis, an attorney, is seeking his fifth term as Town Justice. |
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Re-Elect Earl Smith for
Highway Superintendent Earl has lived in Putnam Valley all his life with his wife Michele and their two children. Highway Superintendent since 2001. Has worked for the Highway Department for 28 years. Active Member of the Putnam Valley Volunteer Fire Department for 47 years. |
Tuesday, November 6, 2007
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Putnam Valley Republican Committee
Welcome to the official
website of the Putnam Valley Republican Committee. The Putnam
Valley Republican Committee is a group of Putnam Valley residents that
is concerned with the political and social well being of our town.
We seek to better the lives of all residents through informed and
participatory government. Putnam Valley continues to experience
tremendous growth and the changes that accompany it can be overwhelming.
As a group, the committee includes both long time Putnam Valley
residents and newer members of the community who wish to have an active
voice in how our town meets these new challenges. We hope to
continue to serve Putnam Valley with courage, commitment and compassion.
Henry Lopez, Chairman (2004 - 2007)
Putnam
Valley Republican Committee
PO Box 288, Putnam Valley, NY 10579
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