SPCA appeals to town to end dog shooting method
The Newburgh SPCA urged the Town Board to stop the inhumane practice of shooting unclaimed dogs. Dr. James J. Flannery would humaneely euthanize them with an injection that puts animals to sleep. The board filed the letter.
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Gardnertown
Newburgh Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Newburgh
Elizabeth Dwight
SPCA
James J. Flannery
Flannery
New Windsor
Walden
Francis Walsh
Old Post Road
Marlboro
Walsh
Chadwick Lake
Donald Greene
Cronomer Valley
Greene
FBI joins hunt for truck missing with ammunition
In Poughkeepsie the FBI joined the search for a tractor attached to a trailer carrying 57,000 pounds of ammunition that has been stolen. Local authorities and federal agents coordinated efforts to locate the vehicle and recover the deadly cargo.
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FBI
Poughkeepsie
Speeding Fines for Middletown Men in 30 mph Zone
In Middletown City Court Roger P. Tuthill 19 of Goshen pleaded guilty to speeding in a 45 mph zone and was fined 30 dollars. George L. Givens 24 of Academy Ave Middletown also pleaded guilty for 45 mph in a 30 mph zone and fined 15 dollars. A Poughkeepsie trucking firm case in the Bronx involves FBI added to the investigation.
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Middletown
Roger P. Tuthill
Goshen
Tuthill
George L. Givens
Academy Ave
Middletown to Buy Old James Street Post Office
Middletown moves toward acquiring the vacant James Street post office. Government Operations Committee approved a $45,000 sale to the city. City already sent two signed contracts and a $4,500 deposit. Final approval rests with the common council, which is expected to authorize the remaining $40,500. July council meeting planned. Mayor Markovits will seek a professional study after formal acquisition. Building to provide space for police jail city court and public works departments.
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Middletown
James Street
John G. Dow
Government Operations Committee
House of Representatives
Common Council
Jerome Markovits
Public Works Department
Orange County rejects low bid for office complex
The Goshen board of supervisors rejected the D'Onofrio and Jatkoff bid from Spring Valley for plumbing work and awarded to Broom Plumbing of New Jersey saving about 25000 on the 6.2 million county complex. Braom was the true low bidder for plumbing due to a misinterpretation. The panel also advertised bids for Corey Building demolition on the site.
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Goshen
Orange County
Board of Supervisors
D'Onofrio
Jatkoff
Spring Valley
Broom Plumbing Company
New Jersey
Burton C. Cosman
R-Town
Newburgh
Buildings and Insurance Committee
Cosman
Braom
Jarkoff
Spring Valley Company
Corey
County
Middletown Teachers Win Summer Grants for Advanced Study
Three Middletown educators plus one from Academy Avenue Elementary receive summer grants. Jeannine Brahaney and Robert Russ of Middletown High School join 40 state teachers in National Defense Education Act funding to study Asian History at State University at New Paltz for seven weeks starting July 5. N Roberts Smith of MHS will pursue mathematics at University of New Hampshire under NSF funding beginning June 26. Harold W Hubbard Sr of Academy Avenue attends Mount St. Marys College Newburgh for teaching mentally retarded children. The State Education Department awarded 56 grants covering six weeks of instruction starting Monday.
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Middletown
Academy Avenue
Jeannine Brahaney
Robert Russ
MHS
State University At
New Paltz
N. Robert Smith
University of New Hampshire
National Science Foundation
Harold W. Hubbard, Sr
Mount St. Mary’s College
Newburgh
State Education Department
Tuxedo Budget Hearing Tonight Details Proposed Increase
Tuxedo school district residents may attend an 8 pm public information hearing at George F. Baker High School on a proposed 579,274 budget. The plan raises 92,309 from the current 486,965, boosting the tax rate per thousand from 33.66 to 34.92.
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Tuxedo Tuxedo
Board of Education
George F. Baker High School
Tuxedo Park votes today for village board seats
Mayor Trescott A. Buell and Trustees John P. Kennedy and Crawford Blagden seek two year terms in unopposed runs. Voting is from 4 to 9 PM at the village clerk's office on Wee Wak Road. Blagden fills the seat vacated by Lester Maylor who resigned last month to travel abroad.
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Tuxedo Park
Trescott A. Buell
John P. Kennedy
Crawford Blagden
Wee Wak Road
Blagden
Lester Maylor
Middletown Youths Plan Protest Over Park Ball Rules
City youths prepare to petition at a recreation commission meeting tonight at City Hall at 7 30. Last week they presented a petition to the Parks and Recreation Committee asking that softball and hardball be allowed in Beattie Hill Park.
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Middletown
Recreation Commission
City Hall
Common Council
Parks and Recreation Committee
Beattie Hill Park
Boy in Fair Condition After Bicycle Accident
Rodney Barber, 9, of 97 East Main Street Middletown, was listed in fair condition at Horton Memorial Hospital Monday evening after falling from his bicycle. Police said the accident occurred at 5 50 near the Sprague Avenue railroad bridges. A hospital spokesman said the boy suffered a concussion and possible skull fracture.
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Middletown
Rodney Barber
East Main St
Horton Memorial Hospital
Sprague Avenue
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