Letters to the Editor

McLoughlin thanks voters of Pelham after election to town board

November 4, 2021

To the editor:

I want to thank the residents of the Town of Pelham for voting in Tuesday’s election. I am honored you elected me to the town council and will put my time, effort and expertise into serving all of you. I am excited to work with Supervisor Dan McLaughlin and councilwomen Kristen Burke, Maura Curtin and Rae Szymanski, as well as collaborating with the amazing nonprofit organizations and businesses in Pelham. Yes, together, we’ll make Pelham even better and more accessible for everyone.

Kara McLoughlin

511 Manor Lane

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