Monroe-Woodbury voters to fill four school board seats
In Monroe-Woodbury, eight candidates compete for four of nine school board seats in a pivotal election. Incumbent Rayburn Holloway runs unopposed. seven challengers include Barbara Wolgamuth Dorothy Kasch Richard Huff Charlotte Warren Roland Newhaus John Rizzo and Rueben Rosas. Voters also consider an $8.9 million budget and two building repair propositions.
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Central Valley
Monroe-Woodbury
Board of Education
Rayburn Holloway
Monroe
Barbara Wolgamuth
Dorothy Kasch
Richard Huff
Charlotte Warren
Roland Newhaus
John Rizzo
Rueben Rosas
Edo Bachini
Warwick School Board Race Lacks Dividing Issues
Warwick voters face a mild school board contest with no clear issues. Incumbent Walter Lust faces no opponent on the ballot, while Thomas Lawrence, Harry Kost, and Dr. Eugene Jaffe contend for seats as budget and tax-base concerns loom over a $5 million proposed budget. Kost emphasizes tailored education and work-study, while Jaffe pushes reform of the inequitable real estate tax system.
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Warwick
School
Walter Lust
Thomas Lawrence
Harry Kost
William Lutz
Eugene Jaffe
Lehigh & Hudson Railroad
Lawrence
Kost
Jaffe
Lutz
Citizens’ Advisory
Albany
PTA gift boosts Scotchtown school supplies program
Edward J. McDermott, principal, and Philip J. Canterino, PTA president, accept a projector funded by a $700 PTA donation. The gift will enable purchasing additional educational supplies for Scotchtown Elementary School.
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Edward J. McDermott
Scotchtown
Philip J. Canterino
PTA
Budget debate marks Chester school board race
At a Chester forum sponsored by the Chester Jaycees, Anthony Marciano and Michael Monte debated the $1.315 million district budget. Marciano urged approval while Monte urged rejection, railing at high taxes amid a reassessment that boosted district valuation. both urged voters to consider the impact on services and merger plans.
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Chester
Chester Jaycees
Anthony Marciano
Michael Monte
Marciano
Monte
Citizens Advisory Board
Goshen
Valley Central school board contest tops town ballot
Montgomery voters decide three board seats and a 6.43 million dollar budget. Candidates Dr William Byrne and John J Smith seek the seat left by Daniel Dempsey. Incumbents Batten and Burton Smith run unopposed for second terms. Byrne pledges parent teacher student involvement and expanded services including special classes. Smith touts budget experience at West Point.
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Montgomery Valley Central School District
William Byrne
Montgomery
Orange County Community College
John J. Smith
Fleetwood
West Point
Daniel Dempsey
Augustus Batten
Walden
Burton Smith
Byrne
OCCC
Smith
U.S. Military Academy
Batten
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Rosas
Judith Cartwright
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