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Fiore Handily Wins a Second Term as North Haven Mayor

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North Haven Mayor Chris Fiore, who has an eclectic car collection, parked his antique California school bus near his house on Tuesday, with signs urging residents to vote. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

North Haven Mayor Chris Fiore, who has an eclectic car collection, parked his antique California school bus near his house on Tuesday, with signs urging residents to vote. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

A voter checked into the polling place in North Haven on Tuesday afternoon. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

A voter checked into the polling place in North Haven on Tuesday afternoon. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Vote counting at North haven Village on Tuesday night. DANA SHAW

Vote counting at North haven Village on Tuesday night. DANA SHAW

Vote counting at North haven Village on Tuesday night. DANA SHAW

Vote counting at North haven Village on Tuesday night. DANA SHAW

Barbara Roberts at North haven Village Hall on Tuesday night. DANA SHAW

Barbara Roberts at North haven Village Hall on Tuesday night. DANA SHAW

Mayor Chris Fiore at North haven Village Hall on Tuesday night. DANA SHAW

Mayor Chris Fiore at North haven Village Hall on Tuesday night. DANA SHAW

authorStephen J. Kotz on Jun 19, 2024
North Haven Village Mayor Chris Fiore easily won a second term on Tuesday, outpolling his challenger, Barbara Roberts, 258-122. Trustee Dianne Skilbred received 272 votes, and Trustee Claas Abraham received... more

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