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Aron Wieder is a prominent American politician and community leader serving as a Rockland County Legislator, representing District 13 since 2011. He has held significant leadership roles within the legislature, including serving as its Chairman and Majority Leader. A member of the Hasidic community in Spring Valley and Monsey, and part of the Wieder family to which the Rebbe is related through marriage (Tzipora Wieder), he is a vocal advocate for his constituency, often focusing on issues related to education, transportation, and religious freedom. His political career began in the East Ramapo Central School District, where he served as a member and president of the Board of Education. Wieder is noted for his ability to navigate the complex political landscape of Rockland County, acting as a bridge between the ultra-Orthodox community and the broader public sector. He has been a central figure in the ongoing debates surrounding the East Ramapo school district's funding and management. Throughout his tenure, he has been involved in numerous initiatives aimed at improving infrastructure, such as the Mario Cuomo Bridge task force, and has been active in addressing public health challenges within his district.