Two mayor seats and 11 trustee seats in villages across the Manhasset area will be up for grabs on Election Day, Tuesday, March 16.
Notably absent from the list is the village of North Hills, which will not hold elections this year.
Challengers will be able to file petitions for candidacy in village elections by the end of the day on Tuesday, Feb. 9.
PLANDOME HEIGHTS
Trustees Daniel Cataldo, Gus Panopolus and Norman Taylor are up for two-year terms, and Village Justice Cye E. Ross is up for election to a four-year term. No challengers have been named yet.
PLANDOME
Mayor Thomas Minutillo is up for re-election to a second two-year term, having won via write-in campaign in 2019, as is Deputy Mayor John Richardson to a two-year term and Trustee John Kurkjian to a one-year term. No challengers have been named yet.
PLANDOME MANOR
Mayor Barbara Donno and Trustees Matthew Clinton and James Baydar are up for re-election to two-year terms. No challengers have been named yet.
FLOWER HILLÂ
Trustees Frank Genese, seeking a third term, and Mary Jo Collins, seeking a first full term after serving the rest of Mayor Brian Herrington’s term as a trustee, will run for re-election to their two-year seats. Trustee Claire Dorfman, who was appointed last November after the late Mayor Robert McNamara was elected a trustee, is seeking another one-year term. No challengers have been named yet.
Notably not seeking re-election is two-term Trustee Jay Beber. A resident of the village’s Roslyn area, he has served in his seat for four years. Efforts to reach him for comment were unavailing.
