Carlson attacks park purchase in Circleville bid
Scotchtown supervisor hopeful Charles E. Carlson criticizes the 160 acre Circleville park purchase from the Archdiocese of New York for 315000 and questions timing and cost while blaming roads, sewers, and safety needs on incumbent Louis Heimbach. Heimbach defends the deal and attacks Carlson as uninformed while touting road work and a future park for residents.
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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
Albany approves detergent exemption and state pay raise
Governor Rockefeller signed a bill exempting dishwasher detergents from the phosphate ban while affixing his signature to a 6.5 percent pay raise for about 145000 state employees. The laundry ban remains to curb phosphate pollution. exemption follows environmental guidance on substitutes and negligible phosphate share. The pay raise is part of a broader 1973 contract with the Civil Service Employees Association, with delayed payment and a 1.5 percent productivity increase yet to be paid.
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Albany
Rockefeller
Department of Environmental Conservation
Civil Service Employees Association
Department of Audit and Control
Warwick voters to choose two for school board seat
Six candidates seek two Warwick Valley Central School board seats in the June 13 election at the high school. Nominees include Patricia Lahanowsk, Eleanor Norton, and Grace Falck of Warwick. also Frances Quackenbush, Norman Isaacson, and Dr Eugene Jaffe. Incumbent Anne Brozdowski will not run. Voting June 13 2 to 9 pm with June 6 deadline to file.
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Warwick - Sx
Warwick Valley Central School Board
Patricia Lahanowsk
Pine Island
Eugene Jaffe
Waterbury Road
Warwick
Eleanor J. Norton
Shepperd Road
Anne Brozdowski
Grace Falck
RD 1
Frances Quackenbush
Pond Hill Ave
Norman Isaacson
West St. Warwick
Brozdowski
Wepssler
League of Women Voters
League
Robert Byard
Newburgh Council Commends Attorney James Tamsen
The Newburgh City Council passed a resolution commending attorney James Tamsen for foiling a robbery at Cowans Jewelry Store on April 17 by grappling with a gunman and holding him until police arrived. He was honored by the Police Benevolent Association last week.
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Newburgh
James Tamsen
Cowans Jewelry Store
Tamsen
Police Benevolent Association
Parrella proposes wards for Wallkill Town Board
Republican candidate Vincent Parrella advocates ward divisions to improve representation on the Wallkill Town Board. He argues for equal ward-based seats, cites growth imbalance, targets Silver Lake Scotchtown and Mechanicstown areas, and supports a permanent road paving program potentially funded by a bond issue. He asserts local needs require council members from those regions.
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Silver Lake
Vincent Parrella
GOP
Wallkill
Parrella
Scotchtown
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Palisades Park Commission
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