Sunday, March 15, 2015

March 15, 2015

March 15, 2015 - A Weekly Roundup Of Sullivan County, 
Catskill Mountians, & New York State News - Issue 2015 #10




The Latest News on Casino Developments in Catskills & NYS:
gunkjounal.com:
Treanor's Plan - Readying Analytics, Searching For Capital, Lobbying For VLTs
timesunion.com
Finger Lakes race track sues state over casino process
nyspnews.com:
State Police in Liberty arrest Kauneonga Lake man for Driving While Intoxicated
twcnews.com
State Police: Man Arrested, Accused of Burglarizing Two Businesses in Roscoe
midhudsonnews.com:
Two men stab each other during altercation in Monticello
hudsonvalley.com:
Things are Brewing in the Catskill Mountains: Inside Catskill Brewery
riverreporter.com:
Developer tries again in White Lake
recordonline.com:
More heating funds available in Sullivan
midhudsonnews.com
Monticello to move forward with major water infrastructure improvements
Tragedy at Rock Hill St. Patrick's Parade:  State Police Wurtsboro investigate fatal motor vehicle accident  

nyspnews.com
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"The investigation determined that Bjorn Egenes, 25, of Rock Hill, was operating a Ford pickup truck towing a backhoe when he slowed at the gas station to speak to a subject in the parking lot. Susan McCormick, 56, of Rock Hill, who was riding in the bed of the pickup truck, stood up facing forward with her legs against the tailgate of the truck. Egenes concluded his conversation and pulled forward resulting in McCormick losing her balance, falling backward over the tailgate onto the ground, and being run over by the trailer."
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Bigotry in Catskills Reexamined:
Time To End The New Jim Crow...Local NAACP Focuses On Racism's Rise Back Into The Public's Eye
gunkjournal.com.
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"On Tuesday, March 17, the NAACP of Ellenville will host African American activist Odell Winfield in the community room at the Ellenville Public Library and Museum starting at 6 p.m.  The occasion will be a Criminal Justice public meeting and it is open to the public. The background to the talk contains the sobering reality of a nation torn apart again over racial issues. Black youths fear being shot by white cops for no good reason. White police are all too aware that far too many civilians are carrying guns, which can put confrontations into the hair trigger range. And then there are the statistics regarding incarceration."

Civil rights group launched at Monticello rally - recordonline.com

"Speaker after speaker called for healing in the village Saturday, as a group of residents gathered to organize a local chapter of the Rev. Al Sharpton's civil rights organization, the National Action Network.  The organizational meeting, which was partly a rally for Monticello's embattled mayor, Gordon Jenkins, drew about 60 people to the Kings Chapel Mission Church on Spring Street, including Jenkins himself." Continue Reading
Lack of Parking & Concern for Biz. Survival on Broadway: Monticello Business Closed Due to Library Construction
twcnews.com
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"'Library is a great thing. The people I've spoken to the library and they're very nice people, I have nothing against them," Rosenbaum said. "I will support library projects, but the thing is I lost a business.'"
The Lawsuits Begin: Liberty man files federal lawsuit against Sullivan officials over social services benefits
midhudsonnews,com
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"A Liberty man filed a suit in US District Court contending Sullivan County officials wrongfully treated him when he was denied SNAP, or food stamp, benefits.  Marc Metzger's suit names Randy Parker, the Family Services commissioner who is presently on administrative suspension; acting Commissioner Joseph Todora; County Manager Joshua Potosek; DFS investigator William Rampey and DFS investigations unit supervisor Jerry Deitz."

 
Sullivan recovering from social services snafu - midhudsonnews.com

 "'Hopefully move from an organization that keeps putting out fires to an organization that actually is doing the daily work,' is how Sullivan County's acting Health and Family Services Commissioner Joseph Todora terms the progress that has been made lately."  Continue Reading
Mamakating Gets Greener:  
Forestland purchase in Sullivan County expands public access
dailyfreeman.com
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"The Open Space Institute has purchased 88 acres of undeveloped forestland in eastern Sullivan County. The $200,000 acquisition along the southern Shawangunk Ridge expands public access for hiking, camping and hunting.  The land, adjacent to the Roosa Gap State Forest, is the latest addition to the list of state forests and parkland the institute has created or expanded in the Mid-Hudson region and Shawangunk Ridge."
The Last Link: SC Election Officials Accused of Targeting Jews in Bloomingburg
"'While this targeted request was unconstitutional on its face, plaintiffs and other Chasidic Jews nonetheless came forward and attested to their residency. But this process was a farce,' the lawsuit says. 'On Feb. 27, 2015, the BOE issued a blanket notice stating that it would cancel 156 of the 184 voters' registrations. The BOE provided no reasoned or individualized explanation for this decision to deprive those 156 residents of their fundamental constitutional rights.'".-  Read More   .jewishaz.com.com

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