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Councilwoman Corazón-Pineda-Isaac Announces Campaign For Reelection To 2nd Council District

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Councilwoman Corazón-Pineda-Isaac Announces Campaign for Reelection to 2nd Council District

City CouncilwomanCorazónPineda-Isaac is announcing today that she will run for reelection to the Yonkers City Council representing the 2nddistrict. She releases the following statement. “It is the honor of my life to represent the people of the 2nd Council district in Yonkers. Throughout my time on the Council, we have accomplished so much to help our […]

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Source: The Black Chronicle

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