Terranova seeks third term as Lancaster town clerk
Diane Terranova runs unopposed for a third term as Lancaster town clerk. She highlights digitization and modernization of office practices, a streamlined tax office, improved staffing, new website, licensing software, and grant funded livestreaming and cataloging of meetings.
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Diane Terranova
Town of
Lancaster
Terranova
Studley Enters Lancaster Town Board Race Unopposed
Melissa Studley expects her first term on Lancaster's Town Board after filing to fill a vacant seat in November. She emphasizes inviting broader participation, challenges from rapid development, and concerns about infrastructure, roads, and water in the town. Studley notes her work with Hillside Children's Center informs a working parent perspective at meetings.
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Studley
Melissa Studley
Lancaster
Hillside Children’s Center
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Leary Seeks Lancaster Supervisor Post Unopposed
Councilmember Bob Leary runs unopposed to become Lancaster’s next supervisor as Ron Ruffino steps down. He cites federal banking and private sector experience and vows to curb large commercial residential development, seeking a moratorium to protect residents’ quality of life.
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Bob Leary
Lancaster
Ron Ruffino
Leary
Schroeder seeks town board seat with focus on development
Dawn Schroeder, Lancaster resident and former town board member, runs unopposed for the open seat. She backs a one year moratorium on commercial residential development to slow growth and protect current residents, with new local laws to hold developers accountable and safeguard services like water, sewer, and traffic. Schroeder supports targeted development in the Walden corridor and argues for town funded servicing to avoid tax burdens on taxpayers.
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Dawn Schroeder
Lancaster
Schroeder
AdWorks
New York State
Walden
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