State grants Emerald Green water plan approval
Rock Hill Leisure Time Developers LTD has state health department approval to build over 800 single dwellings in Mamakating and 60 townhouse units in Thompson. The decision followed a June Albany meeting and requires water management measures including maintaining Lake Louise Marie levels and drilling two wells. Final DEC approvals for sewage and sub-division await review, with a court challenge pending from Yankee Lake Association.
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Peter Kutschera
Rock Hill
Leisure Time Developers (Ltd
State Health Department
Mamakating
Gilbert M. Faustel
LTD
Robert Hawkins
Emeral Green
Thompson
Albany
Health Department
Emerald Green
Lake Louise Marie
Hawkins
State Department of Environmental Conservation
DEC
Yankee Lake
John Kwak
New Paltz
Jet roar hits Maybrook schools over airport noise
Stewart Airport jets created the year’s loudest disturbance for Maybrook schools. Superintendent Dr. William Moran said open windows on a hot day aggravated noise and vibration. He outlined planned tests and meetings with the Orange County Planning Board, the state Education Department, and the MTA while awaiting a retroactive school tax recovery bill. The district lost $25,000 when 8,657 acres were seized for airport expansion, with a decision expected next week.
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Montgomery
Maybrook
Stewart Airport
William Moran
Valley Central School
Moran
Valley Central School Board
Orange County Planning Board
State Department of Education
The
Metropolitan Transportation Authority
MTA
Delinquent taxpayers summoned in Middletown hearings
Orange County taxpayers with overdue state taxes are being summoned to hearings at Middletown City Hall. Seymour Kern of the White Plains district office says 1,000 case jackets will be reviewed by six compliance agents this week. Reasons vary from return errors to late filings with penalties and fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
State
Orange County
Seymour Kern
Kern
Accidents Claim Two Men Involved In Roseton Suit
Accidents son. Jr. 44. of 6 Marshal Drive, Cornwall. Thompson worked for Burns and Roe Co., the Roseton contractor. Con tral Hudson is not the sole owner of Roseton, Consolidated Edison of New York and Niagara Mohawk Power Co. of Syracuse own shares and also are named in the suits by Mrs. Esposito and Thompson.
Gasoline Shortage Hits Warwick Area Stations
Gas station owners in Warwick report continuing shortages with some cutting hours and limiting sales. Donald Lukas of Don's Gulf Service in Monroe notes declines in low lead gas availability, while Vincent Buscemi of Lakes Road station faces two weeks without low lead. Suppliers deliver the same total量 as last year but shift toward high test. John Szincsak of Oakland Garage notes occasional outages despite steady demand. Leo Grippe in Florida trims hours and caps outsiders' purchases, saying regular customers must be prioritized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Lukas
Don’s Gulf Service
Carpenter Place
Monroe
Vincent Buscemi
the Lakes Road
Warwick Area
John Szincsak
Oakland
Warwick
Szincsak
Leo Grippe
Leo's Corner
Maintenance workers protest Monroe-Woodbury budget cuts
Monroe-Woodbury custodial staff picketed the Education Center on Rt. 32 to oppose a $9.6 million budget, arguing seven maintenance positions should be kept while district officials say only three will be cut and four eliminated by attrition. The district plans new hires and uses state aid, while transportation and facility heads defend rescheduling that could affect jobs. The Orange County CSEA and state CSEA support the local demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Valley
Monroe-Woodbury Custodial Maintenance Dept
Education
Rt. 32
CSEA
Andrew Hall
Monroe-Woodbury
Civil Service Employes Association
Hall
Douglas V. Lund
Harriman
John Marchi
Lund
Marchi
Orange County
Karen Zaimes
Budget session draws a blank in Port Jervis
Port Jervis school officials faced a near empty auditorium as the 1973-74 proposed budget of 4.5 million came under public review. Three people attended the hearing as board president Nia Hamilton outlined each category and allocation. The plan, about 270 thousand dollars over the current budget, largely reflects a smaller than expected state aid increase. Adoption is due by month’s end.
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Port Jervis
Board of Education
Board
Nia Hamilton
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