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Nassau

Westbury’s incumbent mayor, trustees win Tuesday election

By Isabella Gallo Posted on March 19, 2025

Westbury residents elected their village leadership to another term on Tuesday, March 18. 

Westbury Mayor Peter I. Cavallaro, Trustee Vincent Abbatiello and Trustee Pedro A. Quintanilla were re-elected after running unopposed under the village’s non-partisan Action Party.

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Westbury’s incumbent mayor, trustees win Tuesday election

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