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Woodstock supervisor write-in candidate Reimondo resigns from deputy clerk post

Write-in candidate for Woodstock town supervisor Meghann Reimondo resigned from her post as first deputy town clerk effective October 9. The post Woodstock supervisor write-in candidate Reimondo resigns from deputy clerk post first appeared on Hudson Valley One.

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