Sunday, March 29, 2015

March 29, 2015

March 29, 2015 - A Weekly Roundup Of Sullivan County, 
Catskill Mountians, & New York State News - Issue 2015 #12

twcnews.com:
Police: Dog Left in Car, Fundraising Underway to Assist
theculturemom.com:
A Mother-Son Weekend in the Catskills
twcnews.com
Planning Board Approves Bloomingburg's Hasidic Girls School
poughkeepsiejournal.com
Schools again leery of tax-cap override
watershedpost.com/:
The best of the new Catskills restaurants
midhudsonnews.com:
Sullivan woman charged with embezzling $15,000 from former employer
catskillchronicle.com
SC Professional Women Honor Prusinski & Riegal
twcnews.com
More Homeless Funds For Sullivan County Possible for State Budget
recordonline.com
Amber Alert couple denied custody of children
riverreporter.com
Three arrested in Liberty for drugs
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Call Girls in Monticello With Reviews and Ratings
An Alleged Threat to SC Small Business:  Dollar General Proposal Sparks Debate
twcnews.com
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"Currently, the plans for the Dollar General are waiting on approval for changes to parking regulations, which would allow the store to be built.  'It's kind of an age old story," said Billard. "Large corporations move into town and out prices the local stores. It happened with Wal-Marts across the country and it's happening here.'"
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Needle In A Haystack? Sullivan County heroin traffickers busted two days before drug forum
watershedpost.com.
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"The investigation, called "Operation Iron Horse," began in June 2014. The 13 defendants were arraigned in Orange County Court on Thursday, March 26, according to the Times Herald-Record. The timing of the bust comes days before two community forums about the heroin epidemic in Sullivan County are scheduled
Digging Dirt Up Allegedly Illegal:Mamakating mine violates zoning
rivereporter.com
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"The problem is that the property is located in a neighborhood residential district, where mining is prohibited. To get around that, the owners requested an interpretation of the zoning law saying that the owner would be allowed to remove sand and gravel from the property for the purpose of creating a barn and expanding the tillable land. But instead of going to the zoning board of appeals for the interpretation, which is required by law, the owner went to the town board, which passed a resolution allowing 'excavation in aid of agricultural activities.'"
dailyfreeman,com
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"David Salway said the goal of the Cuomo administration, by 2019 is to have all of the state, including all of Sullivan County, meeting the minimum broadband standard of 100 megabytes per second (MBS): /Every sector really has a need for broadband access and the idea is to drive utilization and adoption up so it makes the provider incentive to invest much greater because they're looking at a revenue opportunity for the years to come,' Salway said."
Too Poor, Too Sick, Too Fat:  Poverty and joblessness play "significant roles" in Sullivan County's poor health ranking, officials say
midhudsonnews.com
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"For the last four years, Sullivan County's health rankings have been at the bottom of the barrel as far as all the counties in the state go. It has ranked 61 out of 62 counties in terms of poor ranking.  Only the Bronx ranked lower. This week's report places it in the same situation, but County Legislature Chairman Scott Samuelson noted on Thursday that could change as the economic face of the county changes."
Doors Opening For Designated Catskill Businesses: Plan B Seminar Highlights Opportunities In New Catskill Economy For Women, Veterans, and Minorities
 

kurlanderstrategiccommunicationsl.com
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"The 'Plan B' symposium featured a number of speakers who spoke of the programs and various small business certifications available to minorities, women and veterans and how such certifications open doors to access government and private sector contracts and opportunities.."
The Last Link: Voter Fraud Protest At Sullivan County Courthouse Demands Action
"Mamakating Town Councilwoman Brenda Giraldi said the residents are just trying to have the matter investigated and laws enforced if need be. "'We're looking for justice," said Giraldi. "We're looking for everyone to follow the rule of law, the rules and laws of our zoning codes in our town and we're looking for a very thorough investigation into alleged voter fraud.' Giraldi said this is the third time so far there has been voter fraud suspicion and she expects the Board of Elections and commissioners to do their jobs.".
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