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WINTER WONDERLAND...
Belleayre Mountain will be hosting a slew of
major events over the coming week, including a visit by members
of the Cirque du Soleil a return of Phat Phriday to Phoenicia.
Shaping Our Future
Various Elements Start
Coming To A HeadRegarding Town Planning & Sewer Issues
By
Phoenicia Times Staff
Several future shaping elements are poised to come to fruition
in town in the coming months, as local officials put finishing
touches on Phoenicia’s sewer plant project, controversial
zoning law revisions, and the ever elusive comprehensive plan.
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Shifts
In The Landscape
DEC’s Crotty Steps Down; Cahill Calls For New Local Studies
On Crossroads’ DEIS
By Brian
Powers
Department of Environmental Conservation Commissioner Erin Crotty
confirmed to The Phoenicia Times last Friday that she’d
resigned her position as the state’s chief environmental
regulator effective February 2, and would be succeeded by her
Deputy Commissioner Lynette Stark.
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The
Dov-Man Gets Made
MTV Reality Show Focuses On Onteora In New Episode On Bullying
& Crushes
By Paul
Smart
When Onteora students gathered last Thursday, January 13, for
a series of television-viewing parties to watch the newest episode
of MTV’s reality show, Made, the Mt. Tremper native starring
in that episode, Dov Rubenstein, was in rehearsal for the new
production of Jesus Christ Superstar set to open the following
day.
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Elijah’s
Mom
Juggling
Several Worlds Of Thought
By
Paul Smart
Valerie Paradiz, a resident of Boiceville, is one of the quieter
treasures of our area. An author and translator, a professor
of German at Bard College, and co-founder and director of
the groundbreaking Aspie School at Onteora, she’s also
a caring mother, a truly concerned and active citizen, as
well as a good friend.
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The
home of Deborah Rysinski and Kimber Krushinski
on Park Road in Chichester was completely destroyed
by a fast-moving fire early Monday morning, which
the county's chief inspector called "probably
electrical in nature." By the time the M.F.Whitney
Hose company arrived just moments after the first
911 call, the house was fully engulfed. The couple
made it out safely, their dogs did not. Everything
they owned is gone. Contributions can be sent
to them at Keybank, PO Box 36,Phoenicia, NY 12464,
attn. "benefit account for Kimber and Debbie."
Additional info on the couple's needs and on a
upcoming benefit to be held at Parish Hall will
be posted on this site soon.
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