Newburgh diners face interim permits after health violations
Two popular Newburgh diners Broadway Diner and Sam and Bill’s Keystone Clipper Diner lost annual food service permits due to repeated code violations found by the Orange County Health Department. Both operate on temporary permits. Broadway’s expires March 31 1974. Sam and Bill’s violations included unclean wares, storage issues, and misrepresentations of foods. Other area eateries also faced health complaints and ongoing remodeling or corrective actions.
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Dunkin Donuts in Newburgh Faces Inspection Over Permit Holdout
Newburgh Dunkin Donuts owner Joseph Singer says all noted health violations from the November inspection have been corrected after the county health department refused to issue a permit pending compliance. Singer says he requested a reinspection for December and was told it would occur this week.
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Remembering the farm heat era and energy worries
A family gathering recalls how farm life once depended on wood heat from stoves and barns kept warm for cows. The memory contrasts cold mornings, attic and silo warmth, and the ongoing need to cut wood, shovel, and fetch fuel with modern energy concerns and fuel shortages looming.
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