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New in Dover Knolls/CRGD Section May 15, 2008Jeffrey Baker Scoping Submission |
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Dan Piazza Shown here in his SUNY Maritime uniform on the day of his entrance there last year, Dan has been accepted to the U. S. Coast Guard Academy for the fall semester of 2008. Piazza graduated from Pawling High School with the Class of 2007. |
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Scoping Sessions for the Dover Knolls Project The Dover Town Board will accept written submissions for the Scoping until Wednesday, May 14. Coalition for the Responsible Growth of Dover |
An Alternate View on Global Warming: |
IRAQ: Transition Team Teaches Skills to Iraqi Army Soldiers, Friday, May 9, 2008 |
Energy Independence: Interior's Energy Inventory: Abundant Domestic Supplies Off-Limits ... By Ben Lieberman/ December 12, 2006 |
 Pawling PTA & PTSAMeet the Candidates Night May 7 Math Carnival May 6 |
| AP in Iraq May 4, 2008: US-backed plan sees shiny future for Green Zone in Iraq |
Iraq: At BlackMilitaryWorld.com: Multi-National Corps-Iraq's highest-ranking NCO First female African-American U. S. Air Force fighter pilot at BlackMilitaryWorld.com |
| New York Times May 2, 2008 Economic Clouds? Wall Street Sees Signs of Sunshine |
AMERICAN ENERGY PROTECTION ACT
Domenici seeks to expand U.S. domestic CTL, oil and gas production The ranking member of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee Thursday introduced legislation to promote domestic oil shale and coal-to-liquids production. Author: Dorothy Kosich |
| BBC May 1, 2008 Next decade 'may see no warming' By Richard Black Environment correspondent, BBC News website |
NO RECESSION?U. S. Senate Global Poverty Act Obama’s Global Tax Proposal Up for Senate Vote: AIM Column, By Cliff Kincaid, February 12, 2008: "Jeffrey Sachs, who runs the U.N.'s 'Millennium Project," says that the U.N. plan to force the U.S. to pay 0.7 percent of GNP in increased foreign aid spending would add $65 billion a year to what the U.S. already spends. Over a 13-year period, from 2002, when the U.N.'s Financing for Development conference was held, to the target year of 2015, when the U.S. is expected to meet the "Millennium Development Goals," this amounts to $845 billion. And the only way to raise that kind of money, Sachs has written, is through a global tax, preferably on carbon-emitting fossil fuels.'"Placed on Senate Calendar on April 24, 2008 |
Click here: Read about ANWR (Arctic National Wildlife Refuge) |
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Oil Shortages? Click below and read an entire article in the New York Times about world oil production and world oil shortages, without one mention of allowing American companies to drill offshore, to drill in the Gulf of Alaska, and to drill at Anwar in Alaska, or accessing the vast field in North Dakota: |
| Gulf of Mexico saturated with oil? Excerpt: "Earlier this year (2006), Cuba announced plans to hire the communist Chinese to drill for oil off Key West, Fla. The move was made possible by the 1977 agreement under President Jimmy Carter that created for Cuba an "Exclusive Economic Zone" extending from the western tip of Cuba to the north, virtually to Key West." |
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| Iraq: Unity Government April 27, 2008 |
Autism Walk & Expo of the Hudson Valley April 27 |
News Section: Kevin Eberly of Pawling Meets |
Arts Section: Putnam Children's Discovery Center Announces Summer Theater Offerings |
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 Earth's 'Fever' Breaks: Global COOLING Currently Under Way |
U.S. Senate Report: Over 400 Prominent Scientists Disputed Man-Made Global Warming Claims in 2007 |
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Sherman Chamber Ensemble April 26 |
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Exceller Farm Sixth Annual Open House |
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Dover Knolls Website @ www.knollsofdover.com Town of Dover Website @ www.townofdover.us |
Citizen Lawsuit re: Dover Knolls planning process at Town Board Coalition for the Responsible Growth of Dover "CRGD forms in response to the new application for Dover Knolls." "Files lawsuit to protect the integrity of the approval process." Read full CRGD Press Release (March 30, 2008) This notice appearing in the Harlem Valley Herald on April 5, 2008. |
Article: Preview article to the initial presentation See Map of the Property on the Dutchess County Mapping Service |
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Was named Conference Runner-of-the-Week at the close of her phenomenal career at Western New England College. Story and photo from the WNEC website. Read more stories and see the team photo at the WNEC website:
http://www1.wnec.edu/athletics/index.cfm?selection=doc.3508
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The Mid Hudson Lightning Girls Select Ice Hockey Team
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"Supreme Court Revisits Second Amendment" Second Amendment Right to Bear Arms Read Arguments pro and con Decision expected in June of 2008. |
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The Brewster Theater Company, Inc. announces auditions for a staged reading |
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IRAQ For news from Iraq, about the Iraqi Security Force, hospitals, animal vaccination programs, and questions like "Who are the Sons of Iraq?", try this website:
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Click here: Colette Zito letter to the Pawling Central School District |
IRAQ For news from Iraq, about the Iraqi Security Force, hospitals, animal vaccination programs, and questions like "Who are the Sons of Iraq?", try this website:
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OPEN TO ALL INTERESTED Thursday, February 7th, 7p.m. at the Village Hall 9 Memorial Ave. Pawling, NY Photo from Dutchess County Sheriff's Office website at http://www.dutchessny.gov/CountyGov/Departments/Sheriff/SHindex.htm As an "introductory" meeting, the topics addressed will be of concern to everyone in our community and is open to all. The Dutchess County Sheriff will be addressing community safety as well as safety for ourselves, families, and homes. The meeting will not be focused on forming Neighborhood Watch programs, but if there is interest among groups of neighbors, action could go forward in those neighborhoods wanting to pursue this direction. You can help "get the word out" by forwarding this email to anyone who might be interested in this meeting. Again, everyone is welcome to attend. Any question contact: Village Hall, 855-1122, jenno@bestweb.net Tracy Durkin, TDurkin105@aol.com Colette Zito, Colette24@msn.com |
Pawling Central Middle School Click here: Photos submitted by Middle School Music Instructor Alicia DeTraglia |
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www.brewstertheatercompany.org Click here or on logo for full details and contact information. |
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Stocks Surge, Erasing Big Losses, at End of Volatile Day: “The Fed rate cut was both bigger and earlier than people expected,” said Manuel Martin, an equity strategist at WGZ Bank in Frankfurt. “Now people are starting to ask, ‘Is the U.S. economy really that bad off?’ ” Read the article in the New York Times: John M. Benson |
AP Jan. 22, 2008: Asian and European markets rebound after Fed cuts funds rate
John M. Benson |
Click below for some reading on Black Monday, October 19, 1987. John M. Benson |
Why not in Michigan? Mitt Romney was criticized for saying the jobs in automobile manufacturing can be brought back to Michigan. If Toyota can build and operate plants in the United States, why can't manufacturing jobs come back to Michigan with Toyota or American automakers? Click here for a Wikipedia page including information and links to sites for manufacturing in Alabama, Kentucky, Texas and Indiana: |
U. S. Budget Deficit Deficit declined in 2007. Deficit is projected to decline through 2011. Deficit is projected to be in surplus in 2012. Click below to view the top table at Office of Management & Budget. http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/budget/fy2008/summarytables.html |
| Pharmaceutical Companies ... Click Here Are we in danger of killing the golden goose? See Views & Questions |
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AP January 10, 2008: WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (AP) -- Disgraced Olympian Marion Jones, whose speed and smile made her an international superstar until steroid use led to her downfall, was sentenced Friday to six months in prison for lying to investigators about performance-enhancing drugs and a check-fraud scam. Opinion: Harlem Valley Herald |
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Are Republicans being able to choose the delegates to the 2008 Republican National Convention? By John M. Benson The election results are being severely skewed by the process rules for caucuses and primaries in the various states. As in the Iowa Caucuses and the New Hampshire Primary, non-Republicans are allowed to vote in the Republican Primary in Michigan next Tuesday, January 15. Mitt Romney leads the Republican candidates in delegates with 24, and he has won the Republican vote in Wyoming and Iowa. John McCain won the vote among Republicans in New Hampshire. In defiance of these facts, the pundits keep asking whether Romney can survive the early losses. Of course, Fred Thompson gets no exposure from those pundits. Did you even know that Wyoming held its Republican Caucus on Saturday, January 5, 2008? Michigan allows the same cross-over voting, where Hillary Clinton is the only top-tier candidate on the Democratic Party ballot, and where the Democratic National Committee has threatened to deny the delegates their seating at the Democratic National Convention. From Michal Luo on his blog The Caucus in the New York Times on December 10, 2008: "Although Mr. Romney will be drawing on the fact that he was born and reared in Michigan and his father was a popular three-term governor, independents and Democrats who are unenthused by an essentially uncontested Democratic contest on the same day could potentially be decisive by moving over to vote for Mr. McCain." Link to the full article by Michael Luo: email comments to harlemherald@optonline.net Article in the Washington Post concerning the Michigan Democratic Ballot: Voters Face Confusion in Michigan Dem RaceExcerpt: Updated 6:37 p.m. If "uncommitted" receives at least 15 percent in a congressional district or statewide, Brewer said, delegates will be sent to Denver where any candidate -- including Clinton -- can compete for them. Read the full article: http://blog.washingtonpost.com/the-trail/2008/01/09/voters_face_confusion_in_michi.html Harlem Valley Herald |
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Paralyzed Veterans Meets Standards of Better Business Bureau’s Wise Giving Alliance |
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Pawling Board of Education Responds to letter in the Pawling News Chronicle from the Pawling School Teachers Association Click here or on the photo to read the letter from the Board of Education. The Harlem Valley Herald invites the Pawling School Teacher's Association and members of the public to submit letters to the Herald on this subject for publication. |
Brewster Theater Company Plans Membership Gala
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Proposed Local Law No. 3 New definition would permit a convenience store as part of one business known as a gas station. Supreme Court Decison |
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Alternative Minimum Tax Relief for some on 2007 Tax Filings |
Second Amendment Right to Bear Arms Decision expected in June of 2008. |
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Photography by John M. Benson |
| Pawling PTSA opens new website at www.pawlingptsa.com |
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New England Prep School Athletic Association Football Championship |
November 24-25 Collecting gifts and donations for American service men and women overseas on active duty and in military hospitals. |
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Adopt-A-Family Community Resources & Service Center in Pawling Helping local families during the winter holidays |
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Community Resources & Service Center in Pawling Making certain that every family in the community has a |
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Pawling High School Sports Post-Season Awards Colby DelBene |
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Dover Dragons 2007 Fall Sports Awards |
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Webutuck Warrior Season Preview |
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Pawling Ice Hockey Tigers play at Brewster Ice Arena on November 25 |
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Teens & Business Recreation Director Melissa Smith brings local youth and business leaders together for the benefit of both. |
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Recreation Director Melissa Smith & Chief Constable John Daley Accommodate the community year round at town parklands and facilities |
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Resident John Ferris has volunteered to improve village sidewalks on Main Street & Dutcher Ave. East Main Street work nearing completion |
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Pawling Recreation |
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Poughkeepsie Journal Scary Story Contest Pawling students Anthony Bonavenia, Katelyn Flood, Serena Fleischman win awards |
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Lions clinch Erickson Conference, head to New England Championship |
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Pawling Field Hockey Alex Petti and the Tigers finished the season with a valiant challenge in the sectional semi-final at Bronxville. |
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Lori Johnson and Tammy Hochrein |
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Pawling Town Board 3500 Square Feet Meeting September 19 |
Podcasting from Pawling Middle School |
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Pawling Sewer District Parties consider impact of possible wave of development on the Pawling Joint Sewer District |
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Water District Public Notice |
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Pawling Central School District Suspends use of public water supply for consumption or cooking. |
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| Local Youth & Graduates Page To have an entry for your favorite local friend or family member on the Local Youth & Graduate Page, please submit text of up to 150 words and a photo in jpg to harlemherald@optonline.net |
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Dan Piazza |
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World War II Hero Pawling Resident Philip Fennell helps his uncle receive recognition |
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County Executive William Steinhaus |
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$225,000 Liffland, Osborn ensure the Village will receive the funding |
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Former Starkdake Farm |
Pawling & Dover Meeting August 30 |
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New Sidewalk Will Accentuate Flagpole Donated by |
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Village of Pawling Renovation of Reservoir Road Using $20,000 State Grant |
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Helen G. Daniels Historical Facts of |
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Pawling Beekman Roller Hockey Amazing Grass-Roots Community Success Story |
Dykeman Farm Sweetcorn
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Lakeside Sharks Pawling Recreation Department Suzanne Mayette Leads Sharks Into Fourth Season Story and Photo Gallery |
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Supervisor Coursen Recommends allowing convenience store at Route 22 and River Road gas station |
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Adopt A Thoroughbred Exceller Farm |
