Highland Falls board to hear fact finder report on salary dispute
Highland Falls School Board will review a fact finder’s report resolving a teacher contract dispute sparked by a rejected mediation plan. The report cites about 20 disputed items and could lead to a hearing if the board rejects it.
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Highland Falls
Earl Warren Zaidin
Highland Falls Teachers Association
John A. Ronayne
New York University
William F. Duncan
Duncan
Thruway to seek toll increases for cars and trucks
Albany UPI The State Thruway plans first toll hike in a decade to raise revenue for higher salaries and rising maintenance. Authority chairman R Burdell Bixby said a staff study will set new rates for passenger cars and commercial vehicles, with current tolls dating back to 1959 for cars and 1954 for trucks and buses.
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Albany
UPI
Bixby
Thruway
Troop T
Thomas E. Dewey
Middletown teen seeks first job for summer months
Theodore Smoot, 15, a Middletown High freshman, applies for his first job as Mayor Jerome Markovits and John Castaldi observe. Markovits designates July and August as the summer work period with Castaldi serving as Middletown State Employment Service office manager.
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Theodore Smoot
Middletown
Jerome Markovits
John Castaldi
Markovits
Castaldi
Highland names town planners Eldred seven member board
A seven member planning board was named in the Town of Highland bringing the county to twelve such agencies and five in the six Delaware River communities. Members include Karl Ebers Robert Nelson Janith Vogt Reginald Walter John Traver Harry Sulzbach and John Kestler. County planning administrator Purcell praised the board noting its awareness and the region’s progress toward a Federal 701 study with shared local funding.
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Highland
C. Albert Sharkey
Delaware River
Karl Ebers
Eldred Central School
Robert Nelson
Janith Vogt
Reginald Walter
John Traver
Harry Sulzbach
Erie Lackawana
John Kestler
Sullivan County Department of Public Works
Purcell
Museum Village to show trade signs exhibit
Museum Village of Smith's Clove Monroe will open a 19th century trade signs exhibit on June 29, running through July 20. The display highlights symbols used to identify shops such as barber poles cigar store Indians and druggists globes. The museum is open 10 AM to 6 PM daily on Route 17M three miles from exit 16 of the New York State Thruway.
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Monroe Museum
Smith’s Clove
Monroe
Museum Village
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