Tag: first African American county executive
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Kenneth W. Jenkins makes history as Westchester County’s first African American county executive, promising unity and collaborative leadership for the diverse community of nearly one million residents.
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- Kenneth W. Jenkins Sworn in as Westchester’s First African American County Executive, Vows to Unite and Build a Stronger Community
