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Former Glen Cove mayor enters bid to reclaim his seat
By Alyssa Seidman
Former Glen Cove Mayor Reginald Spinello, who served on the City Council for five years, will seek a third mayoral term this November after losing reelection to current Mayor Tim Tenke in 2017.
Reginald spinello biography
Spinello was edged out of office by three votes.
The announcement came from the Nassau County Republican Committee on Feb. 19, which slated Spinello, the five Republican incumbents and challenger, Ken Pilla, for the seven-member council.
“Losing the election came as a shock to me and many of the residents,” Spinello told the Herald Gazette, “and since the day I lost people are in touch with me, asking me to return.
There’s a lot of unfinished business in Glen Cove.”
As mayor, Spinello, an Independent, is credited for completing the sale of the Garvies Point waterfront and Village Square development projects and said he would want to see both come to fruition if re-elected.
He also hopes to continue Glen Cove’s econo