Dietz replacement declines Port board post
Mrs. Charlotte M. Homer was appointed Monday to succeed Edwin J. Dietz as chairman of the Port Jervis Planning Board but declined the post after three board members refused her a vote of confidence for a temporary chair. By meeting’s end the board faced either granting the confidence vote or risking the board’s collapse as a city government arm. Mayor James E. Cole and Al-
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Port Jervis
Charlotte M. Homer
Edwin J. Dietz
Theodore C. Kuykendall
Dietz
Cole
Homer
Kuykendall
Joseph Sarfatti
Allen Cantor
Frank Schips
Mrs. Homer
Harry Goldman
William Wilsey
Dietz Temaing
Sarfarth
Schips
Dominick Trotta
Cantor
Kelly
Orseck
Tree Topples in Storm At Monticello Corner
A White Ash on St. Peter's Church property at Broadway and Liberty Street in Monticello was struck during a storm, leaving Paul Dominic of A.P.D. Tree Service in the tree. The 150 year old tree, photographed by TH-Record, underscores weather hazards impacting local landmarks.
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Paul Dominic
A.P.D. Tree Service
Monticello
Broadway
Liberty Street
St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church
Robert Schwarden
Defense rests in Sullivan boating negligence trial
The defense rested its case in the Robert Kelly boating negligence trial in Monticello. Key witnesses described hospital treatment, the Rupp boat tow, and Kelly's condition after the crash, while a witness for the defense testified Kelly bought hot dogs and a drink and appeared sober.
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Monticello
Robert Kelly
Livingston Manor
Floyd Hammond
Montgomery
Gerald Orseck
Liberty
David Cohen
Benjamin Newberg
Orseck
Robert
Cohen
Sullivan County
Newberg
Carol Meyers
Hamilton Avenue Hospital
Kelly
Vernon Sutherland
Bainbridge
Chenango County
White Lake
Bethel
Robert Rupp
Rupp
Hammond
Sutherland
Kenneth Most
Most
Robert Menck
Claire Decker
Josephine Most
Menck
Monticello cleans up blight in 10 days campaign
Mayor Luis de Hoyos says Monticello’s Clean Out Monticello program has produced many satisfactory results in its first ten days since starting May 25. The effort targets unattractive sights and neglected properties with letters mailed to owners of particularly offensive sites. Residents’ cooperation is praised, with Milton Armstrongs of Saugerties noted for tidying the old Tollhouse property on Jefferson Street, currently for sale and unoccupied.
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Monticello
Luis de Hoyos
de Hoyos
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Port Board
James E. Cole
Walter G. Seely
John A. Almberg
Tri-States
Robert H. Cassis
Trotta
Mette
Robert L. Thomas
Florence Brust
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