Goshen mayor dies suddenly just days before election
Michael Nuzzolese, 66, who had been mayor since 2018, was running for his second full-term in tomorrow’s elections.
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Mar 15, 2021, 5:07 PM
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11h agoThe village mayor of Goshen
died suddenly on Saturday.
Michael Nuzzolese, 66, who
had been mayor since 2018, was running for his
second full-term in tomorrow’s elections.
His name will remain on the
ballot.
Deputy Mayor Peter Smith will
serve as acting mayor until next year’s village elections.
Before being elected mayor,
Nuzzolese served as a village trustee. He also served as the village’s public
works superintendent before retiring.
A funeral will be held at St.
John the Evangelist R.C. Church in Goshen on Thursday.
Nuzzolese is survived by his wife, Alice, and his mother, four
children and two grandchildren.
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