Doulin confirms council resignation on Monday
Long time Republican councilman William E Doulin confirms he will resign his seat Monday to focus on his role as Republican county chairman. He will submit the resignation to the city clerk Monday morning and the acting city manager will be named to succeed him by the Republican majority at the Monday meeting.
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Newburgh
William E. Doulin
City Hall
Doulin
Lawrence Herbst
Herbst
Republican Party
Middletown
C. Clark van Fleet
Wilson C. van Duzer
van Duzer
van Fleet
D. Clinton Dominick
Dominick
Marino retires longtime examiner with badge No. 1
Michael Marino, a 39 year motor vehicle license examiner, retires after checking the last driver of his career in Monticello. He recalls his first customer and notes Mrs Glenda Nichols earned a New York State license. Nichols also operates in Alabama. Marino, a Goshen resident, graduated with the first examiner class on Dec 4 1924 and wore Badge No 1.
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Michael Marino
Monticello
Marino
Glenda Nichols
New York State
Goshen school board meeting on building needs
The Goshen School Board will meet January 2 at 7 30 p.m. to discuss the proposed building program and space utilization. A citizens study group will be appointed later. Principal Collins cited a need for space for a 750 pupil high or intermediate school and suggested February for a referendum.
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Goshen
John J. Collins
Diane Markovits
American Field Service Fund Raising Dance Planned
The Monroe Woodbury Chapter ASF will hold its annual fund raising dance on January 25 at M W Junior-Senior High School. The event funds two round trips abroad one for a local student and another to bring a foreign student to the community. The chapter notes past goals were unmet and deficits covered by large contributions. Six foreign students have visited the district since the program began, enriching international-mindedness.
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Central Valley
Monroe-Woodbury
American Field Service
M-W
Edna Smith
Fire damages residence in Warwick on Church Street
Fire destroyed part of the second story of Herbert Evans's house at 15 Church Street Warwick Thursday morning. The blaze began about 10 30 in a bedroom and spread to a second room and attic. The attic was partially saved. Furniture on the first floor was removed before water was applied. Fifty firefighters from Warwick's four companies fought the blaze for about two hours using four pieces of apparatus. No damage estimate is available.
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Warwick
Herbert Evans
Church St
New Windsor Board Debates Pacemaker Claim And Water Projects
New Windsor town board discusses Pacemaker Construction Co claim of 105162 for water line damages and delays. Various purchases approved including a snowplow and pumphouse while bids open Jan 29. Officials plan to rewrite water project specs to avoid bond overrun and audit end year claims.
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New Windsor
Arthur, O. Maharay
Pacemaker Construction Co
Ardsley
Maharay
Ernest A. Wilcox
Water Department
Schoonmaker
Caisson Wells
Windsor Estates
Wilcox
Maharaj
Morrell Vrooman Jr
Gloversville
Ross B. Mead Co
Thomas G. Dowd
Scott Acres
Bull Road
Shore Road
Gateway
Monroe approves fire pacts in 47 second meeting
Monroe board approved increased fire protection contracts for Harriman Engine Company Village of Harriman Mombasha Fire Company Village of Monroe and Lakeside Fire Company for one year with auto renewals. Increases range from 750 to 2000 3500 to 4375 and 1600 to 2350. Also approved snow removal contract 200 per mile for 2.01 miles.
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Monroe
Harriman Engine Company
Village of Harriman
Mombasha Fire Company
Lakeside Fire Company
Craig Smith
Rochester Bureau of Municipal Research
County of Orange
Kenneth W. Fowler
William C. Rogers
Daniel Eininger
Seven bids opened for START building connections
The State Department of Public Works opened seven bids for service connections at the START building complex of Middletown State Hospital. The low bidder was I. Orlich General Contracting Inc. of Red Hook at 29300 dollars. The START program rehabilitates boys not habitual delinquents and will operate in two buildings on Mount Hope Road within the State Hospital grounds.
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Middletown
State Department of Public Works
Middletown State Hospital
I. Orlich General Contracting Inc
Red Hook
Mount Hope Road
State Hospital
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Goshen School
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