Playtogs expansion approved on Dolson Avenue in Middletown
The Middletown planning board approved a 25 000 square foot expansion for the Playtogs shopping complex on Dolson Avenue and required a 25 foot right of way deed. Construction of five more discount stores to begin within two weeks, with tenants undisclosed. plan to widen Dolson Avenue this summer to 50 feet.
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Gil Weisinger
Middletown
City Planning Board
Playtogs
Dolson Avenue
Planning Board
Frederick S. Falick
Samuel Warwick
Warwick
Public Works
Alfred Fusco Jr
Middletown Park Pool Opens as Recreation Programs Start
Ann Hogencamp seven and her brother James five play in the Fancher-Davidge Park veterans memorial kiddie pool as Middletown recreation department pools and playgrounds begin full summer programs. They are children of Mr and Mrs James Hogan camp of Wilkens Avenue Middletown.
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Ann Hogencamp
James
Fancher-Davidge Park Veterans Memorial
Middletown Area
Ann
James Hogan
Wilkens Avenue
Middletown
Nepera Chemical Eyes Product Switch to Avoid Layoffs
Nepera Chemical Co. plans a rapid product line change to avert staff cuts. Personnel manager Robert H. Kundin said sales of a current product in one building have slowed, risking layoffs for about 25 workers. Management is negotiating with the plant union to switch to Apap, an aspirin substitute.
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Apap
Nepera to shift product line to avert layoffs
Nepera will replace the batch process in one building to avoid layoffs for 25 workers in the 29 acre facility while 240 other employees remain employed. The plan involves rescheduling vacations and adding shifts during July to handle the new product and prevent a shutdown until next fall. Local 810 Teamsters and company officials met to adjust vacation plans and staffing.
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Nepera
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Rivera murder trial recessed in Newburgh notes dispute
The Wilfredo Rivera murder trial in Goshen was recessed at least until Wednesday as defense and prosecutors review newly disclosed Newburgh Police Dept notes from a board of inquiry into the shooting death of Officer William M. Robinson. The defense had contemplated a mistrial over the late disclosure.
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Goshen
Wilfredo Rivera
Newburgh
Howard Hirschfeld
Hirschfeld
David S. Ritter
Abraham S. Isseks
Isseks
William M. Robinson
Town must OK Minisink gravel pit plans
State Supreme Court Justice Edward M. O Gorman ruled that a Minisink gravel pit operator must seek planning board approval before a town board permit for a gravel wash operation. The decision upholds the need for planning board review of changes in nonconforming use.
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OK Minisink Gravel Pit
Todd Strasser
Goshen
State Supreme Court
Edward M. O’gorman
Minisink
Town Planning Board
Gary A. Bennett
Town Board
Clarence P. Ford
Bennett
Planning Board
Arthur Shapiro
Shapiro
O’gorman
Ford
Royce Towner
Arthur Cash
Suspect arraigned in bartender murder case
Jerry McNeil, charged with illegal possession of the .38 revolver used to kill Sylvester J. Chivattoni, pleaded innocent to the gun charge in Orange County Criminal Court. He is jailed without bail as state police ballistics tie the weapon to the May 26 shooting behind the Angus Tavern. McNeil was arrested June 6 at his Lander Street home.
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Goshen
Jerry McNeil
Newburgh
Orange County
McNeil
Abraham
Isseks
Sylvester J. Chivattoni
Angus
William St
Lander St
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Fusco
E. Stewart
Rosemary Jones
Highland Ave
Clemson Park
Jones
Planning
Watkins Ave
Linden Ave
Linden Avenue
Richard W. Dutton
Watkins Avenue
Falick
Mike Carey
Kundin
Rivera
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