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Schumer will be marching, endorsing in Rockland

September
28

After Sunday’s Columbus Day Parade through West Haverstraw, U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., will stop marching and hand-shaking long enough to endorse two Democrats for local offices in the Nov. 6 election.

The senator will put his name behind Thomas Zugibe for Rockland district attorney and Tim O’Neill for sheriff.

Schumer will meet with the two candidates at 3 p.m. in front of the school district building on Railroad and Cosgrove avenues near the firehouse.

In the November election, Zugibe is looking to unseat Republican District Attorney Michael Bongiorno, while O’Neill is taking on Republican Sheriff James Kralik. Zugibe is a former prosecutor and West Haverstraw village justice. O’Neill is a Clarkstown detective sergeant and Stony Point councilman.

Zugibe was pleased with the campaign boost.

“Sen. Schumer is one of the most respected members of the U.S. Senate,” Zugibe said. “I am very honored to receive the endorsement from a man of his stature.”

This entry was posted on Friday, September 28th, 2007 at 5:36 pm by Steve Lieberman.
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One Response to “Schumer will be marching, endorsing in Rockland”

  1. Integrity first

    Robertson for Mayor! With Zherka financing Robertson’s campaign, he will beat Amicone 2 to 1! Team Zherka-Robertson all the way!

    First endorsement to Robertson came from Zherka! Pick up your weekly from the Yonkers Train Station. Hand delivered by none other but Yonkers’ next Mayor, Dennis Robertson!

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