Southampton Town Council Candidate Michael Iasilli Pledges To Work Across Party Lines
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Michael Iasilli of Sag Harbor, a Democratic candidate for Southampton Town Council.
Michael Iasilli of Sag Harbor, a Democratic candidate for Southampton Town Council.
Michael Iasilli of Sag Harbor, a Democratic candidate for Southampton Town Council.
Michael Iasilli of Sag Harbor, a Democratic candidate for Southampton Town Council.
Tom Gogola on Nov 1, 2023
Southampton Town Board candidate Michael Iasilli is a youthful resident of Noyac who lives in a family home with his wife and goldendoodle. The candidate, a legislative aide for departing... more
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