Randall air taxi service eyed to Sullivan County airport
Randall Airport Manager Stephen J. Bennis envisions air taxis from Middletown to Sullivan County International Airport near Monticello to connect with Mohawk Airlines this fall. Mohawk will operate daily routes across upstate New York and to Kennedy, with Randalls charging 15 dollars per taxi ride to Monticello, and facilities expanding with a new 2000 foot runway and improved tie-down spaces.
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VFW scholar Henry Feller to attend Alfred University
Henry Feller son of Mr and Mrs Rubin Feller of Bethel receives a 250 college scholarship from Martin I Lipnock commander Jesse Brams Post Jewish War Veterans Monticello He will graduate from Monticello High School and enroll at Alfred University TH Record photo by Charlie Crist.
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Newburgh budget hearing eyed for possible administrator cuts
Councilman Milton Fischer hinted at possible cuts in school administrators salaries as the 15.2 million Newburgh School District budget faces a public hearing. The tentative budget would raise school taxes from 65.96 to 78.88 per thousand assessed value, with hearings set for next Tuesday and June 17 grievance day at town hall.
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Firefighters quell Montgomery dump blaze amid recurring fires
Walden Walden Montgomery and Maybrook fire units rushed to the Montgomery Town Dump near 10 pm Wednesday to extinguish a trash fire that sent thick white smoke over the landfill. Chief Dunn denied spontaneous combustion claims. Officials noted the site serves commercial haulers on Wednesdays and is not open to residents. Supt McKay said dumps are to be covered every three days when open. Tankers from Walden 910 gallons, Maybrook and Montgomery 1,500 gallons each. This marks at least eight fires at the facility since January.
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