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Residents split over the second-hand retailer's lease at the 26,895-square-foot Peninsula Boulevard site, which housed the supermarket for 45 years.
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The Democratic candidate, a 24-year-old Cedarhurst resident, says residents need better representation in Albany.
The incumbent Republican cites public safety, antisemitism and electricity costs as his top concerns.
Emergency physician Doug Segan is challenging Legislator Howard Kopel, citing public health, affordability and public safety as his priorities.
The incumbent legislator says public safety, cost of living and preserving the Five Towns' character remain his priorities.
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