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Brian Pokorny Elected Milford Mayor

MILFORD – Brian Pokorny, the county’s director of information technology, was elected mayor of the Village of Milford tonight.  He had been serving as deputy mayor.

Taylor Brose, a Democrat, was elected to the single vacancy on the Village Board, over Republicans Bill Tallman and Michael Strong.

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