Cronin, Hanley re-elected to Warren Town Council leadership

Posted 12/8/20

Keri Cronin and John Hanley were re-elected president and vice president of the Warren Town Council Tuesday night.

Their election came after returning councilors Steve Calenda and Brandt Heckert …

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Cronin, Hanley re-elected to Warren Town Council leadership

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Keri Cronin and John Hanley were re-elected president and vice president of the Warren Town Council Tuesday night.

Their election came after returning councilors Steve Calenda and Brandt Heckert were sworn in for new four-year terms. The two ran unopposed last month to retain their seats.

The vote for both Ms. Cronin and Mr. Hanley went 4-1, with councilor Joseph DePasquale voting against each. Mr. Heckert nominated both Ms. Cronin and Mr. Hanley.

Mr. Heckert and Mr. Calenda were sworn in by former Warren Probate Judge Steven Minicucci, who currently serves in Rhode Island Workers' Compensation Court.

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