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Hartwick Supervisor-elect on Civility, Budget

By ERIC SANTOMAURO-STENZEL
HARTWICK

Last month, Cody Moore won her race for Town of Hartwick town supervisor with 57 percent of the vote. Running on the Hartwick United and Republican lines, she defeated the sitting town clerk, Andrea Vazquez, who ran as a Conservative.

Moore, a former Cooperstown school board member and the owner of Cooperstown Equestrian Park, ran as part of the Hartwick United slate aiming in part to “restore trust in our town government” and foster “a more respectful and productive town,” as one Otsego County GOP mailer read. The slate also promised to protect “taxpayers by spending responsibly.”
Fellow slate members JoAnn Gardner and Caren Kelsey also won seats on the town board, a sweep.

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