Brewster Road report awaited to close village matter
The village expects a final report January 14 from Albert Foreman on Brewster Road. Foreman will present findings and conclusions in a short summary after previously reporting orally to the board. The Scarsdale Democratic Town Committee urged a fact finding inquiry to prevent future mistakes and questioned the relocation of Brewster Road between Olmsted and Harcourt roads.
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Brewster Road
Albert Foreman
Scarsdale
Foreman
Lowell J. Tooley
Democratic Town Committee
Ralph K. Rogers
Brewster
Olmsted
Harcourt Roads
Rogers
Labriola Construction Corporation
State Supreme Court
Four Municipalities to Buy NYC Water Line
Scarsdale Yonkers White Plains and Mt. Vernon will purchase the Kensico Reservoir to Bronx watershed line for about 325000 with an estimated 100000 for repairs. The deal follows a decade of talks as NYC and county officials finalize terms and plan a jointly governed water district.
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Scarsdale
New York City
Kensico
Bronx
Yonkers
White Plains
Mt. Vernon
Lowell J. Tooley
Village Enforces Law On Plowing Snow Into Streets
Lowell J. Tooley announces strict enforcement of ordinances prohibiting pushing snow from driveways into streets. Police will issue summonses under sections 811 and 815, with fines or notices to property owners if violators cannot be located. Residents must arrange alternative snow removal to keep streets open and safe.
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Lowell J. Tooley
Tooley
James Lyons
Mr. Tooley
Campout and Government Day Planned by Boy Scouts
Scarsdale residents will learn camping procedures in mid winter weather as Scouts demonstrate self sufficiency during Campout and Government Day events. Troops will be represented by two experienced scouts and elections for village posts occur February 3 with Scoutmasters sending delegates. The article also notes the Sixth National Jamboree events at Valley Forge and Philmont Ranch plans with hundreds of scouts attending and a 25th anniversary ranch program.
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Scarsdale
Scout House
Boy Scouts of Amelia
Valley Forge
Washington Irving
John C. Moore
Pleasantville
Edward Rose
Frederick W. Brown
Boy Scout
Philmont Ranch
New Mexico
Harmon
Denver Mountain
Buffalo Bill Museum
Colorado Springs
Pikes Peak
Village Manager Seeks Talk Over Post Road Signal
Lowell Tooley plans to meet Lloyd Maeder of the State Traffic Commission after the panel rejected a traffic light at Huntington Avenue and Post Road. He notes studies at Olmsted and Tompkins Roads and aims to share information to ease intersection difficulties. The commission cited low traffic volume despite Kingston Road additions and suggested sight improvements. Jurisdiction at the spot remains unclear. Greenacres residents and the Greenacres Association will press for traffic control at the intersection.
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Andrew Fogelson
Lowell J. Tooley
State Traffic Commission
Huntington Avenue
Post Road
Lloyd Maeder
Mr. Tooley
Maeder
Kingston Road
Huntington
Post
State Commission
Greenacres
Greenacres Association
Petitioners Seek Referendum On Chase Road Park Status Change
The Village Board received a petition by over 400 residents asking for a public referendum on removing park status from Chase Road Lot 14. The board discussed the request, with attorney Tilden noting referendum inapplicable under state law, and pledged to contact petitioners’ counsel before acting within 60 days. The issue may return at the January 14 meeting.
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Chase Road
Richard A. Tilden
Henry Hofheimer Jr
Tilden
Evaluation Of Village Land Maintenance Programs Initiated
A memorandum from Village Manager Lowell J Tooley shows the Parks and Recreation committees evaluating land maintenance procedures and policies. The note outlines five proposed steps if a referendum is posted, emphasizing careful upkeep and village interest in maintenance.
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Parks and Recreation
Lowell J. Tooley
Tooley Sible
Cyprus in Christmas Visit Reveals Split Community
A visitor recalls a quiet Nicosia Christmas with two distinct Greek and Turkish communities. The city runs dual communal governments and even separate banks. At the American Library a Turkish teacher aids research while an American executive oversees operations under USIA. Rain interrupts plans as a Turkish staffer offers taxi help.
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Troodus
Nicosia
United States
Island
Cyprus Mail
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