Crawford opposes gun lawThe Town of Crawford has added their voices to the growing clamor against the New York Secure Ammunition and Firearms Act recently signed into law by Governor Andrew Cuomo in response to the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut. Full article |
Vote has council unity in tattersThe rock-solid team of Judy Kennedy, Curlie Dillard and Cedric Brown Monday night turned into a verbal rock fight with Councilman Brown questioning Dillard’s courage for abstaining on a key City Council vote to adjust the salaries of the fire chief and city engineer. Full article |
School Board candidates make final pitchNext Tuesday, May 21, residents will vote for the Marlboro School budget for 2013-14 and for candidates for the school board. The vote is scheduled from 6 am, to 9 pm. in the Marlboro Elementary School 3-5 gymnasium. Full article. |
Bushmen edge Vikings in physical gameIt looked and sounded more like a closed meeting than a big team huddle, everyone standing, necks arched over into a big circle. Full article |
Lady Goldbacks fall short against PBWhen Newburgh’s softball team hosted Pine Bush earlier this season, the Lady Goldbacks crawled back from a nine-run deficit and won by a run.Read full article. |
Marlboro girls tops at meetMarlboro hosted an invitational track meet Thursday, May 9, and the Dukes’ girls team outdistanced second place Highland to win with 95 points.Read full article. |
Gardiner Cupcake Festival returnsWright’s Farm is gearing up to once again host the Gardiner Cupcake Festival. The 2013 cupcake extravaganza takes place on Saturday, May 18. More than a dozen vendors are expected to serve up more than 30,000 cupcakes.Read full article. |
Titus project takes a step forwardThe Shawangunk Town Board voted last week to grant cluster approval for a 31-lot subdivision located on 25 acres off Buena Vista Avenue. The development, spearheaded by Lee Titus, has been hampered by wetlands located on the property. With the recent updating of DEC wetland maps, some of the proposed homes and lots are now within the 100 foot buffer required by the DEC. |
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May 15th, 2013
