Rockefeller Signs Two Bills Benefit Middletown Goshen Fire Plan
Gov. Rockefeller signed bills authorizing transfer of 73 acres to the Town of Wallkill and 19 acres to the City of Middletown for parks and a school site. A third bill enables Goshen to form a joint fire protection district with the village and town, paving the way for a new fire facility outside Goshen village limits.
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Goshen
Middletown
Pocatello Fire Co
Rockefeller An
Mount Hope Road
Daniel Becker
Newburgh
Lloyd A. Newcombe
Catskill
John S. McBride
R Rock Hill
al Turi
Goshen Village
Walden Declares Safety Week with Moratorium on Minor Violations
Walden Mayor James W. Olley proclaims a safety week starting Monday to curb minor parking and driving offenses. Volunteers from fire police, Boy Scouts, and PAL will issue courtesy tickets, distribute safety literature, and posters with driving tips aided by the Automobile Club of New York.
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Walden
James W. Oley
Boy Scouts
Police Athletic League
PAL
Olley
Automobile Club of
New York
Automobile Club
Earle H. Houghtaling, Jr
Middle town wins park land deal to build Third Ward Park
Middletown Mayor Jerome Markovits welcomed Gov Rockefeller’s signing of a bill allowing the city to take 19 acres of state hospital land for a new Third Ward Park. The project aims to replace demolished Mulberry St facilities, add swings, teeter totters and sand boxes, with possible sledding hill and ski run. The site spans 114 acres in the city and five more in Wallkill, along Mount Hope Road near California Ave Ext and County Road 78. The city began planning two years ago with hospital official Dr Human Pleasure.
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Middletown
Jerome Markovits
Rockefeller
State Hospital
Third Ward
Mulberry St
Mulberry Street
Markovits
Town of
Wallkill
Mount Hope Road
California Ave
Human Pleasure
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Robert S. van Fleet
Ottaway News Service
Albany
Middletown State Hospital
Onaway News Service
Lucretia
Lucreta
Broadway
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