Politics & Government

Ossining's Castaldi to Run Against Carlucci

Former Ossining Trustee Castaldi will run against incumbent State Senator Carlucci.

Janis A. Castaldi is now the official nominee for the New York State 38th Senatorial District having has won the nomination of the Republican Committees of Rockland and Westchester Counties.

“I am honored to have Janis Castaldi as our nominee,” said Republican Committee of Rockland Chairman Vincent Reda.  “I am confident that she will win against David Carlucci on November 6th.”

Janis Castaldi served as Ossining’s Village Trustee and Deputy Mayor. She is known for her entrepreneurial spirit and plays a major role in building successful businesses, trimming budgets, and marketing for her community. Recently she opened a fitness studio on Main Street in Ossining which won “Best in Westchester”

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“Janis is a local business owner who has dedicated her life to community service,” said Westchester Republican Committee Chairman Doug Colety. “As Trustee and Deputy Mayor in Ossining she was committed to finding ways to curb spending so that our taxpayers do not have any additional burden—while making sure we continue to keep the quality of village services at a level our residents deserve.”

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The redrawn New York State 38th Senatorial District now encompasses parts Westchester County, and the towns of Ramapo, Orangetown and Clarkstown in Rockland County. 

 

The preceding announcement was from the Rockland County GOP.

 

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