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Republican Morey makes election bid in Hornell s 4th Ward, which will have a new alderman
Morey will carry the Republican banner in the November general election for the 4th Ward, which includes parts of the Main Street business district.
The Evening Tribune
With Democrat Rich Argentieri bypassing a bid for reelection in Hornell’s 4th Ward this year to run for mayor, 4th Ward voters are guaranteed to send a new alderman to the Common Council beginning in 2022.
Mike Morey, who is seeking elective office for the first time, will carry the Republican banner in the November general election for the 4th Ward, which includes parts of Hornell’s Main Street business district.
Buckley: Federal COVID relief fell short
Mayor, Argentieri clash over IDA board appointment
The Evening Tribune
HORNELL Mayor John Buckley told the Hornell Common Council Monday night that the U.S. Congress hung local governments “out to dry” after federal lawmakers passed a $900 billion pandemic relief bill that does not include aid to struggling municipalities.
On another matter before the Common Council, Buckley, a Republican, and Democratic Alderman Richard Argentieri clashed over the mayoral appointment of Dr. Richard F. Andolina Jr. to the City of Hornell Industrial Development Agency (CHIDA) Board of Directors.
Andolina, whose appointment was eventually approved unanimously by the Common Council, replaces Democrat Samuel Nasca, who served more than four decades on the CHIDA panel.