COPENHAGEN — A special Tuesday night meeting of the Copenhagen Village Board to discuss recently released state financial and safety audits consisted of a lengthy executive session with a number
COPENHAGEN â A heated run-off culminated in a coalition government with winners from both of the âmicro-partiesâ and a ânew visionâ at the top.
Mayoral challenger Mark Souva, who ran on the âTeam with New Vision,â garnered 128 votes, winning decidedly over incumbent Mayor Kenneth Clarke with 87 votes.
âI figured it would be close,â Mr. Souva said. âI was quite surprised by the gap.â
In the race for the two trustee positions up for grabs, newcomer Shareef Stokely, also of Team Vision, topped the pack with 116 votes to join the board, and incumbent Gerald Snyder, who ran as part of the âHome Teamâ with fellow sitting officers, will keep his seat with his 107 votes.