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Alan James Roscetti Receives Endorsement from Niagara County Republican Party

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Staff · July 14, 2017
Alan James Roscetti Receives Endorsement from Niagara County Republican Party
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Alan Roscetti, Esq.
                        Alan Roscetti, Esq.

 

The Niagara County Republican Party chairman Scott Kiedrowski announced the endorsement of local Niagara Falls Attorney, Alan James Roscetti’s bid for the Niagara Falls City Court Judge race.
 
Roscetti, R-Niagara Falls, a well-respected attorney with nearly 20 years of experience with Roscetti & DeCastro, P.C. on Main Street, was thrilled to hear about the Republican party support.

“Alan James Roscetti was the clear choice for us for Niagara Falls City Court Judge.  His knowledge from working as a Public Defender for over a decade has given him a clear understanding of what is needed for not only the future of our youth, but of our entire community.  The choice was unanimous.” Kiedrowski said.  Bill Carroll, Chairman of the City of Niagara Falls Republican Committee added, “He is straight forward, has the ability to get along with people from all walks of life, and is a family man at heart who genuinely cares about our children and their futures.”
 
Alan James Roscetti is a graduate of Duke University, as well as the University at Buffalo Law School.  He moved back to Niagara Falls after college and is currently living with his three-year-old son Alexander in the family home built by his grandfather in 1950.  “I am committed to serving our residents and doing the good work at Niagara Falls City Court to benefit them,” said Roscetti. “I believe in the many specialty programs put in place to help make our community safe.  I am excited about this upcoming race and am glad to have the support of the Niagara County Republican party.”
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