Camp Orange improvements continue despite park plans
Camp Orange, owned by the Middletown YMCA and run by the Newburgh branch, advances a $35,000 swimming pool project and a $25,000 land purchase adjacent to the camp. YMCA official E. W. Robbins says the 1,600 acre interstate park proposal will affect the camp like any owner, with enhanced value potentially influencing future sale.
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Wallkill
Interstate Park
Camp Orange
Middletown Ymca
Newburgh
YMCA
W. Robbins
The
Park Commission
Krogh invites council to Clemson school parley
Middletown officials plan a June 22 meeting at Veraldi Junior High to discuss Clemson Park school sewage and drainage facilities. The board argues costs for off-site facilities will be high and possible cost sharing with the city and taxpayers is under discussion. A separate out of court settlement notes Rohan's Pool Center will rebuild a pool for the Dalessandros after a civil trial.
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Middletown
Thor Krogh
Common Council
Board of Education
Clemson Park
Council
Public Works Committee
Veraldi
Clemson Park Public Works
Kenneth B. Abt
Abt
Chumard & Erikson
Douglas B. Eaton
Eaton
Rohan
Swimming Pool Center, Inc
Joseph
Shirley Dalessandro
South St
Sait
Dalessandros
Isseks Brothers
Narrowsburg Post Office Contract Awarded
Nassau Homes Incorporated of Albany won the Narrowsburg post office contract for a 2398 square foot building on Main Street. The firm will lease the building to the Post Office for 10 years with four five year renewal options at an initial 6100 dollar annual rent after construction, bid at 45000 dollars.
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Narrowsburg
Nassau Homes Incorporated
Shaker Rd
Albany
Post Office Department
Nassau Homes
Department
Main Street
Decision pending on Newburgh vote recount petition
Supreme Court Justice Clare Hoyt reserved decision on Grace Schirmer's petition for a new Democratic city council primary in Newburgh. She lost the June 2 primary to Frank Mancinelli 719 to 698 with 93 void ballots. arguments centered on irregularities in ballot handling and whether a recount or new election could alter the outcome.
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Newburgh
MacDowell
Rowell
Hadaway
Board of Election Commissioners
Miss Geraldine Groshoski Crowned Onion Harvest Queen
Miss Geraldine Groshoski a 19 year old student from Stadia College was elected Miss Durlandville at Gratz's Storage in Dur landville on Sunday She will compete with other contestants for the Onion Harvest Queen title TH Record Photo
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Geraldine Groshoski
Stadia College
Durlandville
Gratz
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