Newburgh Supervisors Get Mandated Salary Increases
Newburgh New York district principals and supervisory staff receive raises ranging from 800 to 1200 dollars next year after district teachers gain an average five percent wage increase. The board notes state law ties principal raises to teacher pay boosts, with a 1.3 percent minimum above teaching salaries. Names and new salaries for principals and supervisory staff across several schools are listed, including Alfred Dicesare, John M. Suydam, and Dr Leslie Tourville, among others, along with intern principal stipends and supervisory salary figures.
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Newburgh
Alfred Dicesare
South
Dicesare
North Junior High
John M. Suydam
Leslie Tourville
Newburgh Free Academy
Montgomery Street
Charles Disare
NFA
William McDonough
Joseph Gaspard
South Junior High
Minard Branning
Robert Blight
New Windsor
John Lahey
Margaret Faurie
Gardnertown
Robert LaMey
Grand Street
Walter Millman
Union Grove
Alfred Hopper
Vails Gate
Reginald Shaw
Stanton Hemingway
Leo Irrere
Joseph Kane
Albert Nebling
Elva Jochumsen
Mary Striphas
Thomas Parrott
Christine Schleiermacher
Mary Mahan
Newburgh school awards bids for lights and equipment
The Newburgh school board awarded bids for lights printshop and medical equipment musical instruments and reading resource equipment Incandescent lamps were bid by Cornwall Electric Co 928 and Meginniss Electric 356 Meginniss was low bidder on 23 items Cornwall Electric will supply 51884 in lamps Meginniss will cover three items totaling 56150 A 62 bid for long life lamps from Ulster Electric and 26 bid from Schulman Bros Newburgh were accepted The board approved print shop equipment bids including two offset presses at 16740 from Heidelberg Eastern a 3870 bid for a paper folder and bids for arc lights and miscellaneous supplies Nine bids were issued seven received for print shop equipment Medical supplies bids totaled 3564 Musical instruments bids 5660 with several firms accepted Reading resource equipment bids totaling 5874 awarded to various firms Nine bids sent five returned
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Newburgh
Cornwall Electric Co
Meginniss Electric
Meginniss
Cornwall
Cornwall Electric
Ulster Electric
Schulman Bros
Arthur G. O'Leary
Harald Monson
Heidelberg Eastern, Inc
Bell and Howell Co
State Photo
Arc
Vandercook and Sons, Inc
Zimmer Printers Supply Co. Inc
Cassidy's Pharmacy
John B. Garrett, Inc
Hasco School Supply Co
Newburgh Papers, Inc
Rochester Germicide Co
Mekeel’s Music Shop
Joe's Music Shop
Middletown
Hohn W. Coffeey Music Co., Inc
Boston
Edward W. Slimak
Metropolitan Music Co
New Windsor
Maybrook 40th Infantry Division Holds Reunion Plan
A 40th Infantry Division reunion is set for Sept 16 at the Nemerson Hotel in South Fallsburg. Maybrook resident Edward Lown, chairman of the division's first February reunion, announced that reservations brochures and jet ters will be mailed to 40th veterans.
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Maybrook
40Th Infantry Division
Nemerson
South Fallsburg
Edward Lown
40Th
New Windsor OKs 300000 Sewer District Plan
New Windsor Town Board approved a 300000 sewer district for the Willow Lane Area after a public hearing with no opposition. Financing over 40 years at about 4.25 percent will be bond principal of 300000, with initial residents paying about 19635 in year one including construction and tapping permits.
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New Windsor
Willow Lane
Frank Valdina
Kartiganer Engineers
Vails Gate
Valdiia
Old N. Plank Road
Temple Hill Road
Willow Parkway
Walsh's Road
Zoning Board of Appeals
Newburgh
Orange County
Middletown man pleads guilty to assault and license charge
Michael Garcia, 26, of 2 Albert Street Middletown admitted guilt in Middletown City Court to driving without a license and third degree assault. Police said he struck his common law wife Auria Riviera, 21, in their apartment last August. Judge Wilmot Decker sentenced Garcia to three months in jail for the motor vehicle offense and six months for the assault.
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Middletown
Michael Garcia
Albert St
Garcia
Auria Riviera
Wilmot Decker
Newburgh Board Hires Marlboro Psychologist as Leiby Leaves
The Newburgh school district accepted the June 30 resignation of psychologist Joseph H. Lieby who is moving to Washingtonville for more pay and less work. He will be replaced by James Casucci from Marlboro Central School District, whose appointment faced initial opposition before approval.
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Newburgh
Washingtonville
Marlboro
Joseph H. Lieby
James Casucci
Marlboro Central
Casucci
Arthur G. O'Leary
Harold Monson
Monson
O'Leary
Westchester
John Mee
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