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From the Nassau Herald  

                                                  

AT THE APRIL 13 NCVOA ANNUAL MEETING, Nassau County Executive Thomas Suozzi, second from left, administered the oath of office to Atlantic Beach Mayor Stephen Mahler, second from right, and the other newly elected NCVOA officers for 2004-05: Jack Williams, far left, mayor of the Village of Centre Island and NCVOA 2nd vice president; Anthony Panzarella, third from left, mayor of the Village of Malverne and NCVOA president; and James Altadonna, far right, mayor of the Village of Massapequa Park and NCVOA treasurer.

 

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     The Nassau County Village Officials Association (NCVOA) elected Atlantic Beach Mayor Stephen Mahler as NCVOA first vice president for 2004-05, at NCVOA'S annual meeting on April 13.
    The NCVOA represents 64 incorporated villages with more than 430,000 residents and associate members in the cities of Glen Cove and Long Beach.
    As first vice president, Mayor Mahler will be responsible for establishing NCVOA policies and directing the organization's efforts on behalf of village residents throughout Nassau County.
    "I am honored to be selected by
   my peers for this important role," Mahler said. "Village government is the government closest to the people -- the most efficient and effective vehicle for delivering services to residents. The NCVOA has played an integral role in advocating for village residents. I look forward to working with all village officials in ensuring that we continue to be a strong voice for our residents, both in Nassau County and the State of New York."