Bennett and Owen-Michaane sworn in for new two-year terms as Manor trustees

By Ulysses Conrad, Assistant Managing Editor/Opinions|April 13, 2022

Pelham Town Justice John Gardner on April 4 swore in Village of Pelham Manor Trustees Bridget “Breda” Bennett and Maurice Owen-Michaane following their re-election to two-year terms in March.

The oaths were administered during the annual organizational meeting of the village board. The agenda also consisted of the reestablishment of government duties and chain of command. It ended within 15 minutes of its starting.

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