FAA expects Stewart runway impact decision in 30 days
FAA official Louis Cardinali said the environmental impact study for the Stewart Airport runway extension could be released in about 30 days with a final FAA determination. The MTA seeks to extend the runway from 8,000 to 12,000 feet to accommodate giant jetliners as part of Stewart becoming a major New York jetport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Rifkin
New York
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Stewart Airport
Louis Cardinali
Cardinali
Washington
MTA
Stewart
U.S. Court of Appeals
New York Metropolitan Area
U.S. District Court
Sylvester J. Ryan
New Windsor
Newburgh
Montgomery
Ryan
Orange County
Peter G. Striphas
Striphas
Supreme Court backs Ulster GOP redistricting plan
Ulster County Supreme Court Justice Edward S. Conway upheld the Republican drafted remap for at least two years, ruling the plan valid even as a challenge sought a referendum. The decision affects all 33 county legislators elected in November and faces possible appellate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin Foley Kingston
Supreme Court
Ulster County
Edward S. Conway
Alex J. Nirenberg
Ellenville
D-10
John L. Larkin
Larkin
Conway
Nirenberg
Rosendale
William P. Curran
Curran
County Elections Commission
Glenn A. Debrosky
Solomon Rosenthal
David Bowman
GOP
Vernon N J school board says it did not illegally fire teacher
Vernon N J Friday board president Carl Olson defended the decision not to rehire sixth grade teacher Katie Ruffer amid a large protest outside Lounsberry Hollow Road School. He cited a weak composite evaluation and said the action reflects district standards and convictions. The group contended evaluations were strong and NJEA involvement fueled the rally. If Ruffer appeals, a state education commissioner ruling could force rehiring.
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Ruffer
Vernon
Citizens’ Group
Olson
Colleen Begella
NJEA
Trenton
Citizens’committee
Miss Ruffer
Rudolph Parrella
James Campbell
Campbell
Parrella
New Jersey
Newburgh official censures police leader for misconduct
Newburgh City Manager Harry G. Hug reprimanded Police Benevolent Association president Thomas R. Hall and urged removal from the detective division after finding him guilty of misconduct and conduct unbecoming an officer. The decision followed a May 11 departmental hearing, with Hall contending the lengthy delay affected his rights.
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Mary Paden
Newburgh
Harry G. Hug
Police Benevolent Association
Thomas R. Hall
Hall
Hug
William J. Hurley
Albert S. MacDowell
William St
Abraham Isseks
A.J. Purvis
A.j.’S
William
David Ibbetson
Purvis
NAACP Dinner and Day at Monticello Raceway
The Mid Hudson region NAACP sponsors a dinner and a day at the races at Monticello Raceway. The Times Herald-Record correctly updates that the event runs today, correcting a prior Friday report that included only a night event.
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Monticello
Mid- Hudson
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Monticello Raceway
Times Herald-Record
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David E. Baxley
Transportation Agency
Baxley
U.S. Supreme Court
Federal Court of Appeals
Department of Transportation
President's Council On Environmental Quality
Ulster Gop
Ulster
N.J
Pat Higgins
Thruway
Albany
N. Y
UPI
F. William Davidson
State Thruway Authority
Robert S. Balme
Davidson
R. Burden Bixby
Arnold G. Fisch
Balme
Bixby
Joseph E. Pauquette
Kenneth R. Havill
Pauquette
Ibbetson
National Cash Register Co
Goshen
Isseks
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