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Don Lindberg
Don Lindberg

WORCESTER – Don Lindberg got what he wanted on Election Day.

After years playing key roles on the Otsego County Board of Representatives, including that of controversial chairman, Lindberg, a Republican, won 362 votes to defeated incumbent Town Supervisor Diane Addesso, who garnered 147.

That's 71 percent to Addesso's 29 percent.

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