Carlson attacks Wallkill park deal in blunt primary clash
Scotchtown supervisor hopeful Charles E Carlson accuses Louis Heimbach of secrecy and mis-spending on a 160 acre Circleville park bought from the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York for 315000. Heimbach calls Carlson uninformed and cites road work and plans for a future fire training tower while defending the park cost and process.
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Charlie Hughes
Scotchtown
Charles E. Carlson
Wallkill
Circleville
Carlson
Louis Heimbach
Heimbach
Rt. 302
Archdiocese of
New York
Circleville Park
Mechanicstown
Joseph Masi
Silver Lake
Masi
Palisades Park Commission
Department of Parks and Recreation
Boy Scout Organizations
Tri-State Regional Planning Council
Rockefellers signs detergent exemption and pay raise bill
Governor Rockefeller signed into law a detergent phosphate exemption for dishwasher products, loosening the statewide ban build to protect dishwashers. He also signed a 6 percent annual pay raise for about 145000 state employees under a Civil Service Employees Association contract.
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Albany, SY
UPI
Rocckefeller
Rockefellers
Aovernor
Rockefeller
Department of Environmental Conservation
Civil Service Employees Association
Department of Audit and Control
Six vie for Warwick Valley School Board seats
Six candidates filed nominating petitions for two vacancies on the Warwick Valley Central School board with a June 13 election. Names include Patricia Labanowski, Eugene Jaffe, Eleanor Xerton, Grace Kalek, Irances Quackenbush, and Norman Tsaneson, all Warwick residents. Incumbent Krovdinski will not seek re-election. Voting at the high school June 13. registration closes June 6. League of Women Voters to host a candidates night pending date.
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Warwicn
Warwick Valley Central School Board
Patricia Labanowski
Pine Island
Eugene Jaffe
Waterbury Road
Warwick
Eleanor J. Xerton
Shepperd Road
Anne Brozdowski
Grace Kalek
RID
League of Women Voters
Robert Byard
Newburgh council commends attorney James Tamsen
Newburgh City Council passes a resolution honoring James Tamsen for thwarting a Cowans Jewelry Store robbery on April 17 by grappling with the gunman and detaining him until police arrival. He received recognition from the Police Benevolent Association last week.
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Newburgh
James Tamsen
Cowans Jewelry Store
Tamsen
Police Benevolent Association
Parrella Pushes Ward System for Wallkill Town Board
Republican candidate Vincent Parrella urges ward representation for Wallkill to balance growth. He backs a permanent paving program funded by a potential bond and favors placing council seats with representatives from Silver Lake Scotchtown and Mechanicstown to reflect local progress.
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Silver Lake
Vincent Parrella
GOP
Wallkill
Parrella
Scotchtown
Mechanicstown
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Park Purchase
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