Power & Politics: Term limits expanded in Yonkers City Council; flavored tobacco ban in Westchester
Two local legislative bodies passed major votes recently that are expected to have major implications for residents across the county.
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3h agoTwo local legislative
bodies passed major votes recently that are expected to have major implications
for residents across the county.
The Yonkers City Council approved amending the City Charter with a 4-to-3 vote
allowing elected officials in the state's third-largest city to serve four
consecutive terms.
The Westchester Board
of Legislators also passed a ban on flavored tobacco sales in the county.
Republican Yonkers
City Councilman Anthony Merante and Democrat Yonkers City Council Majority
Leader Tasha Diaz joins Jonathan Gordon on this week’s Power & Politics.
