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Blauvelt Neighbors Fight Plastic Company Over Odors Blauvelt Neighbors Fight Plastic Company Over Odors
Blauvelt Neighbors Fight Plastic Company Over Odors BLAUVELT, N. Y. -- Several neighbors say they are glad to see that joining forces about bad odors from a Blauvelt manufacturing plant is leading to progress in clearing the air, according to lohud.com.Orangetown officials have started logging complaints and have even brought Aluf Plastics officials to court to help resolve odor problems. Residents, who have formed the Facebook group, Clean Air for Orangetown, have been pushing for a resolution since the plant is close to houses and school, lohud.com reports. Orangetown officials say they've started a process for requiring the company to meet…
Teachers Share Ideas During Hendrick Hudson Schools' Early Release Days Teachers Share Ideas During Hendrick Hudson Schools' Early Release Days
Teachers Share Ideas During Hendrick Hudson Schools' Early Release Days MONTROSE, N. Y. -- The learning continued for teachers in the Hendrick Hudson School District even after dismissal of students during a recent early release school day.District officials said the first early release day on Sept. 19 gave teachers a chance to learn from each other. It was the first early release day, and four more are planned for the 2016-17 school year, officials said. Throughout Hendrick Hudson district schools, teachers and other professionals gathered in classrooms, auditoriums and conference rooms to share ideas and make curriculum plans. Teachers, teaching assistants, sp…
Beekman Man Sentenced To 20 Years In Sexual Assault Case Beekman Man Sentenced To 20 Years In Sexual Assault Case
Beekman Man Sentenced To 20 Years In Sexual Assault Case DUTCHESS COUNTY, N.Y. -- After noting the seriousness of the case, a Dutchess County judge sentenced a Beekman man to 20 years in prison for repeatedly sexually assaulting a child, according to The Poughkeepsie Journal.Prior to the sentencing of John Stiebritz on Friday morning, the victim, who was 12 at the time, spoke out in court about how the experience has changed her. Now of legal age, she uses a service dog to help her with stress and anxiety, The Poughkeepsie Journal reports. Stiebritz, who pleaded guilty to felony first-degree sexual conduct against a child, was arrested in August 2…
Rockland Assistant Public Defender Resigns After Night In Jail Rockland Assistant Public Defender Resigns After Night In Jail
Rockland Assistant Public Defender Resigns After Night In Jail SPRING VALLEY, N.Y. -- A part-time assistant public defender for Rockland County stepped down from his job amid allegations of a DWI charge and disrespectful behavior at a recent court appearance, according to lohud.com.John Murray, 51, resigned Friday after spending Thursday night in jail for contempt after an afternoon appearance in the Spring Valley Justice Court. News 12 Hudson Valley is reporting that Murray is accused of being drunk during that court appearance. Murray was in court while representing a woman on a DWI charge. Lohud.com reports that Murray was charged with a misdemeanor …
Bell-Ringing Returns To St. Michael's Lutheran Church In New Canaan Bell-Ringing Returns To St. Michael's Lutheran Church In New Canaan
Bell-Ringing Returns To St. Michael's Lutheran Church In New Canaan NEW CANAAN, Conn. — The steeple bell at St. Michael's Lutheran Church in New Canaan sounded for the first time in decades Sunday to herald the church's 54th anniversary, and the completion of a steeple renovation project.The summer renovation project was managed by church member's Herbert Doenges, John Stancik, and Rod Aspinwall, and included the involvement of the New Canaan Historical Society. Officials said the renovation work maintained the historical value of the church, 5 Oenoke Ridge, New Canaan. Church leaders are inviting all to celebrate the renovation along with the installation o…
Englewood's 'Gateway To Music Exhibit' Opens With Flourish Englewood's 'Gateway To Music Exhibit' Opens With Flourish
Englewood's 'Gateway To Music Exhibit' Opens With Flourish ENGLEWOOD, N. J. -- Englewood Historical Society volunteers have so far found more than 160 musical entertainers and producers who have passed through town at one time or another, and they expect to discover more as they prepare for the historical society's newest exhibit, "Englewood: Gateway to Music," which opens on Sunday, Oct. 9.The exhibit, featuring photos, record albums, musical instruments and other items, kicks off with a reception from 1-5 p.m. Oct. 9 at the historical society's Mackay Park Gatehouse, 130 W. Englewood Ave., Englewood. From the famous like Dizzy Gillespie,…
Music Legend Kenny Loggins To Speak, Sing In Northvale Music Legend Kenny Loggins To Speak, Sing In Northvale
Music Legend Kenny Loggins To Speak, Sing In Northvale NORTHVALE, N. J. -- Grammy-winning musician Kenny Loggins is planning an appearance Oct. 15 at Books and Greetings in Northvale to sign copies of his new children's book, "Footloose," and to entertain the crowd.Store officials say Loggins, a well-known performer since the 1970s who wrote the them to the movie "Footloose" and other songs on the soundtrack for the 1980s film, plans to bring his guitar to the noon event. His book, "Footloose" features Jack the zookeeper having a dance party with animals in the zoo, including a chimp Louise, Mister DJ Elephant, lemu…
Scott Daniel Ellison's Newest Show Opens Saturday In Beacon Scott Daniel Ellison's Newest Show Opens Saturday In Beacon
Scott Daniel Ellison's Newest Show Opens Saturday In Beacon BEACON, N. Y. -- New York artist Scott Daniel Ellison, who has had shows nationally and internationally, is opening his Skull-Ring Necklace show this Saturday at Matteawan Gallery in Beacon.An opening reception is planned for 6-9 p.m. Saturday for the show, which will go through Nov. 6. This is his second solo show at the gallery, and it features paintings and drawings that represent the artist's interest interest in wildlife and nature along with darker influences of folk tales, mythology and horror movies. His work was also included in the Myths and Legends of the Hudson Valley show held i…
Kumon Opens Math, Reading Center In Saddle Brook Kumon Opens Math, Reading Center In Saddle Brook
Kumon Opens Math, Reading Center In Saddle Brook SADDLE BROOK, N. J. -- A new Kumon tutoring franchise recently opened in Saddle Brook, increasing the presence of the learning centers in Bergen County, company officials said.The newest math and reading center is at 446D Market St., and brings the number to 21 centers in Bergen County and 48 in Northern New Jersey, officials said. The program offers learning programs for children in preschool through high school. “Bergen County is the most populous county in New Jersey and because of that we continue to see a high demand for additional Kumon learning centers in the area,” said Larry Lambert…
New Milford Officials Pitch In At ShopRite To 'Help Bag Hunger' New Milford Officials Pitch In At ShopRite To 'Help Bag Hunger'
New Milford Officials Pitch In At ShopRite To 'Help Bag Hunger' NEW MILFORD, N. J. -- New Milford community leaders lent several hands during a recent ShopRite campaign "Help Bag Hunger," which is part of a nationwide campaign to fill the shelves of food pantries.Councilwomen Hedy Grant and Thea Sirocchi-Hurley were among the community leaders to help bag groceries at the New Milford ShopRite, one of 22 stores of Inserra Supermarkets to participate in the "Help Bag Hunger" campaign last month. While helpers were bagging groceries, associates collected monetary donations. All proceeds are donated to help fill the shelves of food banks …
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