Parkland Park Expansion Sparks Republican Backlash
Growing opposition to the park expansion in Parkland centers on the council’s handling of a land purchase. Alder man George Ellis says no voter supports proceeding with the sale for a 25 percent profit to Isseks and Ingrassia. Officials fear the council will reject the option, killing the project, and Isseks and Ingrassia may put the land on the market. Republican leaders warn the dispute strains the party’s unity ahead of elections. Local critics press for renegotiation and more parkbed development beyond the contentious parcels.
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George Ellis
Isseks and
Ingrassia
Travis
Isseks-Ingrassia
Ellis
George Younglove
all-Republican Council
Parkland
Port Jervis approves $2 million school budget dispute
Port Jervis Central School District adopted a $2 million budget, the highest ever, after a clash over a $1,200 clerk salary. Edsyl W. Richards opposed the sum, while Edmond Parsloe, Lavey Orlando backed Hamilton’s $1,200 pay. Several longtime leaders retired as Dr. Arthur Venezia will take over as superintendent.
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Port Jervis
Port Jervis Central School District
Edsyl W. Richards
Robert Hamilton
Edmond Parsloe
Lavey J. Orlando
Hamilton
Richards
Harry Fuller
Francis W. Banks
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Pilgrim Corners
Randall
Davidge Park
Adm
Eldg
Ball Field
Agyoininge Lands
Cory
Peol
Davidok Pawane
Fancher-Davidge Park
Town of
Wallkill
Republican Council
Euclid Ave
Goshen
Edwin J. Filth
City Democratic
Markovits
Finn
Robert H. Percival
Democratic Club
Hanks
Charles van S. Cuddeback
Cuddeback
Central School Board
Deerpark
Banks
Ervin R. Fletcher
Fletcher
Bruce A. Reynolds
Arthur Venezia
Venezia
Milton Holtzman
Riverside
Louis W. Armstrong
State Education Department
Armstrong
William Wilsey
Marion de Uetteville
Sullivan Avenue
Wilesey
Riverside and Rural Schools