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Tom Auchterlonie

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Tom Auchterlonie is an experienced local journalist and is originally from Mount Kisco. Prior to joining The Daily Voice he spent more than four years at Patch.com, where he covered Mount Kisco, New Castle and Bedford. He has also freelanced for various local publications, including The Examiner, Inside Chappaqua and The Record-Review. Tom is an alumnus of Syracuse University.

Tom was formerly a reporter at Daily Voice.

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Carmel Town Board Incumbents Cruise To Re-election Carmel Town Board Incumbents Cruise To Re-election
Carmel Town Board Incumbents Cruise To Re-election CARMEL, N.Y. -- Facing no opposition, incumbent members of the Carmel Town Board were easily re-elected on Tuesday, according to unofficial results from the Putnam County Board of Elections. The results show that Supervisor Kenneth Schmitt received 2,672 votes, while Councilmen Jonathan Schneider and John Lupinacci got 2,603 and 2,588 votes, respectively. Additionally, several other town officials won following re-election bids with no opponents. Unofficial results show that Town Clerk Ann Spofford received 2,765 votes, while Receiver of Taxes Kathleen Kraus got 2,776. Town Justice Thomas…

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Incumbents Eckhardt, Alvarez Lead In Races For Southeast Council Seats Incumbents Eckhardt, Alvarez Lead In Races For Southeast Council Seats
Incumbents Eckhardt, Alvarez Lead In Races For Southeast Council Seats SOUTHEAST, N.Y. -- Incumbents Edwin Alvarez and Lynne Eckhardt are ahead in their bids to retain their council seats on the Southeast Town Board, according to unofficial election results released on Tuesday by the Putnam County Board of Elections. With half of the town's election districts reported, the results show Eckhardt with 1,424 votes and Alvarez with 1,303. Challengers Paul Jonke and John Lord have respective tallies of 1,282 and 1,162 Meanwhile, incumbent Supervisor Tony Hay, who ran unopposed, is headed towards re-election. Hay, according to unofficial results, has 2,234 votes. I…

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Williams Leads In Patterson Supervisor Race Williams Leads In Patterson Supervisor Race
Williams Leads In Patterson Supervisor Race PATTERSON, N.Y. --- Republican candidate Richard Williams is leading Democratic opponent Andrew Falk in the race for Patterson Supervisor, according to unofficial results released Tuesday by the Putnam County Board of Elections. The results show, with half of the election districts counted, that Williams is ahead with 926 votes to Falk's 894. The pair ran to succeed Michael Griffin.  Meanwhile, incumbent Councilmen Shawn Rogan and Charles Cook, both running as Republicans, are slated to be re-elected after running unopposed. Unofficial results show that Rogan has 1,426 votes, while Cook ha…

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New Castle Supervisor Rob Greenstein Likely Winner In Re-Election Bid New Castle Supervisor Rob Greenstein Likely Winner In Re-Election Bid
New Castle Supervisor Rob Greenstein Likely Winner In Re-Election Bid CHAPPAQUA, N.Y. -- New Castle Supervisor Rob Greenstein appears set to win a second term after leading challenger Victoria Alzapiedi by 301 votes, according to unofficial results released by the Westchester County Board of Elections.  However, the candidates on his opponents' slate appear to have won in their races for a pair of council seats. The results, which come from all 16 districts, show that Greenstein has 1,926 votes while Alazapiedi got 1,625. The tallies were not updated until early Wednesday morning. Previous results, which showed 14 out of 16 districts reporting, showed Greenst…

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Pappalardo, Welsh Win Lewisboro Council Races Pappalardo, Welsh Win Lewisboro Council Races
Pappalardo, Welsh Win Lewisboro Council Races LEWISBORO, N.Y. -- Incumbent Lewisboro Councilmen John Pappalardo and Dan Welsh have won their re-election bids, according to updated unofficial results from the Westchester County Board of Elections. The updated results, which have all12 of the town's election districts reporting, show Pappalardo with 2,086 votes and Welsh with 1,460. Former Supervisor Charles Duffy, who is attempting a political comeback by running for a council seat, finished in third with 1,060. Earlier unofficial results, which only included nine election districts, showed Pappalardo and Welsh with respective tallies o…

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Incumbents Hold On In Beekman Town Elections Incumbents Hold On In Beekman Town Elections
Incumbents Hold On In Beekman Town Elections BEEKMAN, N.Y. -- Incumbent Beekman Supervisor Barbara Zulauf has won re-election over challenger Neil Martin, according to unofficial results from the Dutchess County Board of Elections on Tuesday. Zulauf received 1,190 votes, while Martin garnered 809, the unofficial results show. Meanwhile, incumbents Werner Stiegler and Michael Moran have prevailed in the races for two council seats on the Town Board. Unofficial results show that they have received 1,096 and 1,079 votes, respectively. Challengers Sean Johnston and Beth Gibson received respective vote counts of 825 and 833. In the race f…

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Union Vale Town Board Challengers Lead Incumbents Union Vale Town Board Challengers Lead Incumbents
Union Vale Town Board Challengers Lead Incumbents UNION VALE, N.Y. -- Patricia Tompkins is narrowly leading in her bid to unseat Union Vale Supervisor Lisette Hitsman, according to unofficial results released Tuesday by the Dutchess County Board of Elections. The results show that Tompkins leads by just seven votes, receiving 586 to Hitsman's 579. Meanwhile, challengers David McMorris and Corrina Kelley are leading incumbents W. Patrick Reilly and Ralph Mondello by wider margins than in the supervisor's race. Unofficial results show that McMorris and Kelley have 612 and 576 votes, respectively. In contrast, the results show that Reilly re…

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Jones, Bartles Lead In Pine Plains Council Races Jones, Bartles Lead In Pine Plains Council Races
Jones, Bartles Lead In Pine Plains Council Races PINE PLAINS, N.Y. -- Sarah Jones and Donald Bartles are leading in the races for two council seats on the Pine Plains Town Board, according to unofficial results released on Tuesday by the Dutchess County Board of Elections.  The results show that Jones received 287 votes, while Bartles got 255. Patrick Castelli is barely trailing, having received 252 votes. James Jackson is in fourth place with 242 votes. The outcome of the races is unclear for now given the narrow margins; the winners will be known once official results are produced, which could be later this month. Meanwhile, Supervisor…

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Dow, Boak Lead Pound Ridge Council Races; Lyman Likely Wins Re-election Dow, Boak Lead Pound Ridge Council Races; Lyman Likely Wins Re-election
Dow, Boak Lead Pound Ridge Council Races; Lyman Likely Wins Re-election (This story has been updated) POUND RIDGE, N.Y. -- Democratic incumbent Ali Boak and Republican challenger David Dow are leading in the races for a pair of council seats to the Pound Ridge Town Board, according to updated unofficial results released on Wednesday by the Westchester County Board of Elections. The updated results show that Boak has 746 votes and Dow has 739. Fellow Republican challenger Jody Sullivan, who initially lead in the race, now trails in third with 730 votes. Fellow Democratic incumbent Sherene De Palma remains in fourth, now with 687 votes. Both the updated and earl…

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Pawling Supervisor Kelly Beats Back Mayor's Write-In Challenge Pawling Supervisor Kelly Beats Back Mayor's Write-In Challenge
Pawling Supervisor Kelly Beats Back Mayor's Write-In Challenge PAWLING, N.Y. -- Pawling town Supervisor David Kelly has won re-election after defeated a write-in challenge from Pawling village Mayor Robert Liffland, according to unofficial results released on Tuesday by the Dutchess County Board of Elections. The unofficial results show that Kelly received 780 votes, while an aggregate total of 417 write-in votes were cast. Although the elections board posts aggregate write-in tallies shortly after polls close, it cannot be immediately determined how many of them were for Liffland. The determination will be made at a later date. Meanwhile incumbent to…

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