Eight injured in head on crash near Monroe Village line
Eight Monroe Ambulance Corps workers assisted an eight person group after a head on collision on Forrester Road near Monroe Village line. Injured include Edna Carey 18 of Central Valley Charles Miller 18 of Quaker Hill Road Monroe Timothey Benjamen 15 of Highland Mills and Steve Lowe 18 of Gilbert Street Monroe. Carey was most seriously hurt and remained listed as poor at Arden Hill Hospital. Four others treated and released.
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Monroe Ambulance Corps
Forrester Road
Monroe Village
Edna Carey
Central Valley
Charles Miller
Quaker Hill Road
Monroe
Timothey Benjamen
Highland Mills
Steve Lowe
Gilbert Street
Miss Carey
Arden Hill Hospital
City must keep review of property assessments, officials say
Officials warned the city cannot revert to old assessment rolls after widespread jumps. State Board of Equalization spokesman Thomas McGrath said the board must review major changes from new construction and improvements, with about 2,800 landowners seeing rises up to 131 percent. Nearby residents like Bryce Barr criticized the sudden increases in property taxes, arguing gradual hikes would be fairer while calling for continued hearings to resolve grievances.
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State Board of Equalization and Assessment
Thomas McGrath
Christiansen
Board of Review
McGrath
Barr
Wallkill Approves New Building and Sign Fees
The Wallkill Town Board approved a new fee schedule for building permits septic tanks and signs eliminating a 1500 limit for high value builds. Fees set at 8 for the first 1000 4 per extra 1000 up to 50000 and 2 per 1000 over 50000 plus 5 for septic tanks occupancy certificates and permanent commercial signs Developers pay 5 for a sign year one and 2 yearly renewals The plan passed unanimously with no objections.
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Silver Lake
Wallkill
Heimbach
Bowling Green Provost Named New Paltz Head
Dr. Stanley Coffman Jr., provost at Bowling Green State University, named president of SUNY New Paltz, succeeding Dr. John J. Neumaier. Coffman, 55, begins Sept 1. he has long held academic leadership roles and is a Phi Beta Kappa member with degrees from Haverford and Ohio State.
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Bowling Green
New Paltz Head
New Paltz
Green State University
Stanley Coffman Jr
Bowlingge University
Ohio
Sta College
John J. Neumaier
Coffman
Neumaier
University of New York Board of Trustees
Phi Beta Kappa
Haverford College
Ohio State University
Ann
Presbyterian Church
Army Reserve
Lottery results and delays across several states this week
New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Connecticut and Pennsylvania lottery results, bonuses, and drawings summarized. New York and New Jersey report multi tier prizes with last digits determining smaller awards and bonus drawings. Massachusetts offers million dollar drawing eligibility for multiple matches and Super-75. Connecticut lists top prizes. Pennsylvania details Agnes storm disruptions, postponements, and flood damage to lottery infrastructure and tickets.
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New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Harrisburg
State Revenue Department
Pennsylvania
Henry Kaplan
Lotteries
Susquehanna
DRBC studies dairy pollution for Tocks Island reservoir
A five member Delhi Agricultural and Technical College team surveys about 2000 upper Delaware basin dairy farms to estimate manure pollutants likely entering runoff that could reach the proposed 37 mile reservoir from Stroudsburg Pennsylvania to Port Jervis New York. The study for the Delaware River Basin Commission weighs nutrient pollution and possible disposal changes to prevent algae blooms and ecologic harm while Congress withholds funds.
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Humphrey S. Tyler
Agricultural and Technical College
Delhi
Delaware River
Tocks Island
The
Delaware River Basin Commission
DRBC
Stroudsburg
Port Jervis
New York
Pike
Wayne
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Congress
Thomas Wood
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George J. Shaw Jr
Malcolm J. Carey
Bryce Barr
Council
Gedney Way
Mack Trucks Inc
Mable Barr
Wallkill Ups
Louis Heimbach
DREC
Sullivan
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