Milford elects its first woman to borough council
Milford Pennsylvania voters elected Shirley Riordan the boroughs first woman to the Pike County seat council Riordan a fashion coordinator who once met presidents and worked with Democratic circles vows to listen learn and push for stricter truck enforcement and better police staffing in the wake of her historic win She carried 316 votes the largest total among all candidates and relied on strong women and Republican support in a mostly Republican county council race in Milford.
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Mary Anne McEnery
Milford
Shirley Riordan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pike County
Riordan
Gifford Pinchot
Russell Roberts
Levi Cole
Cole
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Delaware River
Newburgh
U.S. District Court
Lester A. Cole
Wisner Ave
John Cannella
Internal Revenue Service
Cole Isl Bo
Warwick
Cop Warwick
Warwick Village Board
Robert Hinds
Lucy Fischetti
Lawrence Simpson
Simpson
Easter in Monticello Marks Warm Holiday Afternoon
Easter in Monticello brought a warm balmy day off from school with residents enjoying the afternoon at the village basketball court at Liberty and North streets. The scene captured a calm, community mood as families gathered for a relaxed holiday.
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Jeffrey Page
Monticello
Liberty
North
Jassan Muhammed
Rancher Davidge Park
Middletown
Paul Updike
Thanksgiving on the town streets and jail yard
A holiday scene unfolds as a young boy named Mike Washington, eight, imitates basketball greats on the street while savoring turkey and cranberry sauce at home. Inmates at Sullivan County jail receive a lavish Thanksgiving meal, and Broadway witnesses a very drunk man named Tommy Beil claiming a storied boxing past. A restaurant reports brisk turkey orders as the street remains quiet and festive.
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Mike Washington
Mike
Sullivan County
Joseph Wasser
Wasser
Broadway
Tommy Beil
Sugar Ray Robinson
the Williams
Gil Turner
Allan Matthews
Bob Montgomery
Bobby Bell
Youngstown
Ohio
Alabama
Detroit
Charlous Restaurant
Sandy Weiler
Monticello
Wheeler Street
Vernon
N.J
Anthony Nagle
Charlene
Woodside Drive
Sussex
Jackie Yewchuck
Jeffersonville
Correction officers seek 30 percent raise in Woodbourne
Woodbourne correction officers local 115 demand a 30 percent across-the-board wage increase. The request was presented last year in Albany to a statewide AFL-CIO council meeting. The council plans final pay demands by mid December for January submission to the state Correction Department. A two year contract expires March 31.
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Woodbourne
Woodbourne Correction Officers Local
John Abramshe
Albany
Council
American Federation of State
Afl-Cio
Abramshe
State Correction Department
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