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Posted on: 11/1/2005
A story in yesterday’s editions on Oliver Stone’s movie about the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks incorrectly referred to John McLoughlin of Goshen and Will Jimeno as New York City firefighters. They are Port Authority police officers.
A reporter’s byline was omitted from a story in yesterday’s editions about Rocco Bellantoni Jr. opening a shoe repair business in the Town of Wallkill. Reporter Steve Israel wrote the story.
Epiphany is Jan. 6. The date was incorrect in Sunday’s GO Home.
The play “The Exonerated” had the wrong dates listed in Sunday’s “Stage and Screen” calendar. The correct dates are 7:30 p.m. Nov. 5 and Nov. 19 and 3 p.m. Nov. 6 and Nov. 20.
The recipe in GO Home for Sunset Orchard apple bundt cake was missing an ingredient. It calls for 1½ teaspoons baking soda, which should be sifted with the dry ingredients.
Richard Coombe Jr. is a councilman in the Town of Neversink. His name was incorrect in Saturday’s edition.
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Posted on: 10/28/2005
A story about diversity in the City of Middletown Common Council elections in yesterday’s editions should have stated that the city had a black alderman in the past. Muler Goerges, a Haitian-American, represented the 3rd Ward on the Common Council in the mid-1990s. While no Latino has ever served on the Common Council, Alderman Miguel Rodrigues, D-3rd Ward, is Portuguese-American and has the endorsement of the Orange County Latino Democrats.
Fred Harding filed a lawsuit in the days leading up to his firing as president of Hornet Group Inc. This information was incorrect in an article in yesterday’s editions about a new nursing facility in Port Jervis .
A group of Mohawks who oppose a land claim for casino deal are not members of Sullivan County Democracy for America. This information was incorrect in a photo caption in the Oct. 21 editions.
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Posted on: 10/26/2005
A story in yesterday’s Hudson editions had an incorrect name of the town where Chris Byrnes and Inga Quaintance are running for town supervisor. They are running for office in the Town of Highlands.
The City of Kingston had 833 crimes in 2005 compared with 695 in 2004, a 19.9 percent increase. This information was incorrect in a chart in yesterday’s editions.
Housing funds through the state Affordable Housing Corp. and the state Housing Trust Fund Corp./HOME are open to all residents in Deerpark and Port Jervis who qualify by income. For more information, call 845-744-2095. That information was incorrect in a brief in yesterday’s editions.
Monticello district Superintendent Eileen Casey is retiring on Oct. 18, 2006. The date of her retirement was incorrect in Thursday’s editions.
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Posted on: 10/20/2005
The Orange County Bar Association rated Suffern Village Justice Matthew Byrne, acting Ardsley Village Justice Lewis Lubell and Goshen lawyer William Conroy “qualified” for seats on the state Supreme Court. This information was incorrect in Tuesday’s editions.
Locations of funeral services for two Pine Bush High School students killed in a car crash were incorrect in Tuesday’s editions. Services for Tara Orozco, 16, will be at 10 a.m. today at Church of the Infant Saviour in Pine Bush. Services for Phillip Kessler, 17, will be at 10 a.m. today at the Circleville Church in Circleville.
An Oct. 4 story on 8 Hats High, an animation and production company in Middletown, mischaracterized the nature of the company’s work on two projects. The company did digital ink and paint/compositing for “Divertor,” an animated segment featured on “Saturday Night Live” in spring of 2005. On the “Stroker and Hoop” show for Cartoon Network, which was created by Chris Kelly and Jeff Olsen, 8 Hats High did storyboard revisions.
Kendra Harris scored the goal for the Roscoe girls’ soccer team against Chapel Field on Tuesday. This information was incorrect in yesterday’s paper.
Zac Menendez scored the goal for the Chapel Field boys’ soccer team against James I. O’Neill on Monday. The information was incorrect in Tuesday’s paper.
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Posted on: 10/13/2005
The Washingtonville boys’ soccer team record was 9-1, 3-1 in the Orange County Interscholastic Athletic League, following its victory Tuesday. The record was incorrect in yesterday’s editions.
A story in yesterday’s editions had incorrect information about the college where former Fallsburg schools Superintendent Walter Milton Jr. earned his master’s degree. Milton earned his master’s degree from SUNY Brockport.
The running column in yesterday’s editions had the incorrect date for the New York City Marathon. The marathon will be Nov. 6.
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Posted on: 10/11/2005
A headline in Saturday’s editions on a story on the Ulster County Legislature races had incorrect information. Billiam Van Roestenberg, a Democratic candidate for Legislature in Plattekill’s 9th District, criticized New Paltz Mayor Jason West for running Green Party candidates for Legislature. Also, Susan Zimet, the incumbent Democratic legislator in New Paltz’s 10th District, said West mischaracterized her objection to the Green Party running legislative candidates. Zimet said that while she’s disappointed that the Green Party is engaging in party-building instead of focusing on issues, anyone is entitled to run for political office.
Jackie Roebuck was Valley Central’s goalkeeper in its 2-1 loss to Middletown on Friday. She was misidentified in Saturday’s editions.
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Posted on: 10/10/2005
Larissa Knight, winner of the Hometown Legends vocal competition, is a member of the Local 17 Laborers in Newburgh. This information was left out of a story about the competition in Wednesday’s Times Herald-Record.
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Posted on: 10/5/2005
A story about the race for Orange County’s 21st Legislative District in Monday’s Times Herald-Record incorrectly stated Goshen’s townwide property tax rates in 2002 and 2005. The townwide tax rate has increased from $2.88 per $1,000 of assessed property value in 2002 to $3.68 per assessed $1,000 property value in the current year.
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Posted on: 10/3/2005
A story in yesterday’s editions incorrectly reported Jeanine Pirro’s job status. Pirro is currently serving as Westchester County district attorney as she seeks the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate.
Rebecca Ortiz does not believe that the Monticello School Board should have met promptly regarding violence in the school during the week of Sept. 19. A remark was incorrectly attributed to her in Thursday’s editions.
To ensure hygiene, the Orange Regional Medical Center can accept only donations of new toys for its young patients. An article in Friday’s Record incorrectly implied the hospital could accept used toys.
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Posted on: 9/16/2005
Anthony Fayo won the Republican primary for New Windsor highway superintendent. His name was incorrect in stories in Wednesday’s and yesterday’s editions.
S.S. Seward’s Melissa Oliphant is not playing soccer this fall. She was on a “players to watch” list in Wednesday’s editions.
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Posted on: 9/14/2005
A story in yesterday’s editions had incorrect information from the U.S. Small Business Administration about local recipients for Sept. 11 recovery loans. Ideal Snacks in Liberty did not receive a $1 million loan in 2003 from the SBA’s Sept. 11 recovery program.
Joseph Matta was struck by a pickup truck while riding a bicycle Sunday morning in Goshen. The driver of the pickup told police that Matta failed to yield at a stop sign, according to Goshen town police. Police have not issued any tickets in the crash. This information was unclear in a news brief that appeared yesterday.
A story in Friday’s editions on David Appel, a candidate for Thompson supervisor, incorrectly reported his views on casino gambling. Appel is a supporter of casinos for Sullivan County, but respects the opinions of others with different views.
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Posted on: 9/13/2005
The name of Michelle Renee Bratton, a former cheerleader at Pine Bush High School who was killed in the World Trade Center attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, was omitted from the list of local victims that appeared in the Sunday Record.
Orange County Legislator Melissa Bonacic, R-Greenville, will hold a fundraiser at 6 p.m. Thursday at The Gardens on Catlin Creek on Route 6 in Wawayanda. This information was incorrect in yesterday’s Monday’s editions.
Goshen School District received a $9,100 federal grant to install security video cameras at its school parking lot and high school entranceways. A brief in Saturday’s editions incorrectly reported the dollar figure.
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Posted on: 9/12/2005
Joe Ranni and Phil Schnabel are vying for the Conservative Party seat in the upcoming primary for Chester. An article Saturday incorrectly stated they would run for the GOP position. The article also failed to mention that Ranni has endorsements from other parties as well, thus allowing him to run in November even if he loses the Conservative candidacy to Schnabel.
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Posted on: 9/12/2005
A story in yesterday’s editions had incorrect information about the background of James Mattatall, a candidate for Town of Wallkill supervisor. Mattatall is a retired correction captain.
A motorcycle driven by Jacqueline Deese of Walden was struck by a truck on Route 209 in Ellenville Tuesday. The motorcycle did not hit the truck. This information was incorrect in Wednesday’s editions.
Debbie Jones is coordinating the upcoming flea market, craft fair and car show fundraiser for the David Curtis heart-and-lung transplant fund. She was misidentified in yesterday’s editions.
Matthew Walker, not Aaron Walker, started for the Hudson Valley Renegades on Wednesday. This information was incorrect in Thursday’s editions.
œ An item in yesterday’s editions about a convenience store clerk charged with criminal possession of a weapon named the wrong store. The incident happened at the Hudson Valley Market on Broadway in Newburgh.
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Posted on: 8/31/2005
In the recent Back to School section, incorrect titles were given for several Monroe-Woodbury School District administrators: Carole E. O’Neill is assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction; Joseph J. Fraioli is assistant superintendent for human resources; James Congelli is director of instructional support programs; and Edward Wallace is director of education support services.
ϯIncorrect hours were listed for the Middletown School District in the Back to School section. The correct hours are: Middletown High School start time 7:50 a.m., dismissal 2:20 p.m.; Twin Towers Middle School start time 7:47 a.m., dismissal 2:20 p.m.; Monhagen Middle School start time 7:45 a.m., dismissal 2:15 p.m.; Mechanicstown School start time 8:30 a.m., dismissal 3 p.m.; Chorley School start time 8:30 a.m., dismissal 3 p.m.; Maple Hill School start time 9:10 a.m., dismissal 3:40 p.m.; and Truman School start time 9:10 a.m., dismissal 3:40 p.m. The prekindergarten morning session is 8:45-11:15 a.m.; the afternoon session is 12:45-3:15 p.m.
In last Friday’s editions, Tom Peters was quoted as saying, “It seems hard to believe in May that my wife and two kids will go to a game until 10:30 p.m. and then try to make the 7 a.m. school bus the next day.” Peters said he was repeating what somebody told him. He has no children.
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Posted on: 8/25/2005
The annual Otisville Country Fair parade will begin at 10:30 a.m. Saturday. An incorrect time was in Wednesday’s editions.
Art on display at the Moon Doze Cafe in the Village of Goshen was painted by the cafe owner’s late grandmother. A story in Sunday’s Record mis-identified the artist.
Sandy Van Aken is the stepmother of Ashley Van Aken. She was incorrectly identified in a Super Kid profile in yesterday’s Times Herald-Record.
Sandy Van Aken is the stepmother of Ashley Van Aken. She was incorrectly identified in a Super Kid profile in yesterday’s Times Herald-Record.
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Posted on: 8/24/2005
At Valley Central School District in Montgomery, George St. Lawrence, director of health, physical education and athletics, can be reached at 457-2400, ext. 7024. The fax number for Jo-Anne Dobbins, assistant director of special education, is 457-4254. The school board meets at 7 p.m. the second and fourth Monday of the month, with rare exceptions, in the administration building. This information was listed incorrectly in the Record’s Back To School pullout.
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Posted on: 8/22/2005
Orange Lake Fish and Game was responsible for the stocked fishing at the XP Carnival on July 14. This information was incorrect in the Aug. 13th edition.
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Posted on: 8/19/2005
A story in yesterday’s editions about the death of a worker at Revere Smelting and Refining Corp. had incorrect information about the temperature of the molten lead in the smelting kettle. The lead was at an estimated temperature of 900 to 1,000 degrees Fahrenheit.
The Harvest Festival at Bethel
Woods is a free event. There is a $5 entrance fee for the wine-tasting tent this Sunday. This information was incorrect in yesterday’s arts briefs column.
There were several mistakes in yesterday’s Back to School pullout section. The starting dates for the Port Jervis and Newburgh school districts are Sept. 1 for staff and Sept. 6 for students. Classes in the Monticello school district begin on Sept. 6. These dates were incorrect in the section. Also, the principal of Fostertown School is Jose Carrion. He was misidentified in the section.
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Posted on: 8/18/2005
A story in Tuesday’s editions about the sentencing of Edward Nash said that Judge Stewart Rosenwasser gave Nash the maximum sentence of 22 years to life in prison in the murder of his wife, Zhao Hang. That sentence was the maximum under the plea arrangement reached between Nash and prosecutors ahead of Nash’s confession.
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Posted on: 8/16/2005
A man arrested on weapons and felony assault charges in connection with a shooting at Greenway Terrace in the Town of Wallkill gave an incorrect home address to police. Howard C. Libron, 33, does not live at 63-40 South St. in Middletown, as was reported in Sunday’s editions.
Fred Harding claimed in court papers that Key Bank would call in $4 million in loans if the Hornet Group improperly chose a new board of directors. A story in Sunday’s editions incorrectly attributed this claim to Jay Benson, the company’s founder.
Michele Pedreira appeared as “Huddles the Clown” at the XP carnival in Campbell Hall on July 14. “Strawberry the Clown,” Patrice Ciaccone, did not perform at the carnival. This information was incorrect in Saturday’s editions.
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Posted on: 8/15/2005
The Chabad Hebrew School, currently taking registrations for children’s enrollment, is located in Goshen. An incorrect location was given in Barbara Bedell’s column yesterday.
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Posted on: 8/9/2005
Sean M. Weissert formerly lived at 83 Scotchtown Place in Middeltown but no longer resides there, according to a relative. Information provided by police incorrectly listed his address in a story Thrusday.
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Posted on: 8/5/2005
A story in yesterday’s editions gave the incorrect date of a Planning Board hearing about a new shopping center in the Town of Newburgh. The meeting was held last night.
The 4-H of Ulster County is not offering a calf raffle at the Ulster County Fair. That information was incorrect in a story in Tuesday’s editions.
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Posted on: 8/3/2005
The Goshen United Methodist Church, Main Street, will have a homemade goods sale each Friday throughout the summer. The name of the church was incorrect in last Wednesday’s Community section.
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Posted on: 7/18/2005
Philip Roggia's Village Luncheonette was located in the Village of Montgomery. This was omitted in Friday's Oliver Mackson column.
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Posted on: 7/7/2005
Bon Secours Charity Health System has 835 beds, an operating budget of of $375 million and 3,100 employees. This information was incorrect in a chart about the salaries of nonprofit executives that appeared in the Sunday Record.
Shaigan Iqbal was salutatorian for the Chester Academy Class of 2005. The salutatorian was misidentified in the Graduation ’05 section on July 3.
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Posted on: 7/6/2005
Only two businesses have complained about the presence of the Road House Cafe in the Town of Wallkill. Also, a town proposal to restrict vendor businesses stemmed from a review of vendor sales in the parking lots of nearby retail stores, not because of complaints about the Road House Cafe. These issues were unclear in a story Monday about roadside vendors.
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Posted on: 7/5/2005
The Web site for the Catskill Junior Tour is www.cjtour.org. This information was incorrect on the golf page in Thursday’s editions.
The teacher who organized Crispell Middle School’s recent Human Chess Tournament is Jane Barile. She was misidentified in Wednesday’s Record. Also, the parent quoted in the story was Julie Murphy, who was also misidentified.
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Posted on: 6/28/2005
An item in Talk on the Street in yesterday’s editions had an incorrect spelling for a Warwick town justice. Justice Peter Barlet is the Republican running for re-election.
A story in Sunday’s editions on the graduation ceremony at Livingston Manor High School had incorrect information about the guest speaker. Dr. Leslie Heaphy, valedictorian of the Livingston Manor Class of 1983, was the guest speaker.
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Posted on: 6/27/2005
In a story that appeared in yesterday’s paper about graduation at Eldred Junior/Senior High School, a statement about the color of graduation gowns was incorrectly attributed to valedictorian Tim Hallock.
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Posted on: 6/19/2005
In the fifth paragraph of a story in yesterday’s editions, the identity of a National Guardsman was incorrect. The sentence about employment history and financial woes was referring to Staff Sgt. Alberto Martinez. The Record regrets the error.
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Posted on: 6/17/2005
Hebrew Congregation of Loch Sheldrake’s phone number is 434-6495. The phone number was incorrect in yesterday’s synagogue list.
Susan Hyman did not defeat Sandy Dickerson in a pose-off at the International Natural Bodybuilding & Fitness Beyond 2000 Nutrition International Bodybuilding Championship on June 4 in New York. This information was incorrect in Monday’s editions.
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Posted on: 6/14/2005
Kenneth Mennerich is one of four runners who has competed in all 25 Orange Classics. His name was incorrect in yesterday’s editions. Also, Adam Kmiec placed first among the 8-year-old boys in the Orange Mini Classic. His name was incorrect in yesterday’s editions.
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Posted on: 6/13/2005
A story in yesterday’s paper about an Army investigation into the deaths of two local soldiers should have reported the wife of 1st Lt. Lou Allen of Milford, Pa., as saying that the explosion that killed her husband occurred while he was in the room of Capt. Phillip T. Esposito of Suffern. The families of the soldiers also want to hold separate funerals, not joint ones, for their husbands.
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Posted on: 6/3/2005
Celia M. Gonzalez, affirmative action director for the state comptroller’s office, was born in the South Bronx, the child of Puerto Rican parents. This information was incorrect in a story in Wednesday’s editions.
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Posted on: 6/2/2005
Minisink Valley senior Ryan Filipowski was named to the Section 9 lacrosse coaches’ all-stars second-team defense. His name was omitted in yesterday’s editions.
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Posted on: 5/27/2005
In a story yesterday about security at the Indian Point nuclear power plant, the twin domed buildings visible from the Hudson River were misidentified. They are containment buildings.
The law that Gov. George Pataki signed Monday on adjusted assessments applied to all property owners who suffered flood damage in April in counties that opted in by Tuesday. Pataki’s proposed amendment applies to the same group of people but would extend the deadline for counties to opt in to July 1. This information was incorrect in a story in yesterday’s editions.
The name of Orange County Family Court judge candidate Christine Krahulik was incorrect in the Talk on the Street column in Monday’s editions.
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Posted on: 5/20/2005
œ The phone number for information and tickets for the production of “Joseph and the Technicolor Dreamcoat” at the Lycian in Sugar Loaf was incorrect in Wednesday’s editions. It’s 988-6843.
œ A headline and a story reference in Wednesday’s editions incorrectly said that two men charged with illegally selling weapons were vendors at a gun show held at the Orange County Fairgrounds. Neither man was a registered vendor at the Middletown Great Gun and Knife Show.
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Posted on: 5/19/2005
John Beety is a pitcher for Tuxedo. His name was incorrect in yesterday’s editions.
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Posted on: 5/17/2005
A headline in Saturday’s editions that was repeated Sunday incorrectly said that 260 jobs could be added at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point through the Base Realignment and Closure Act. In fact, only 60 full-time jobs could be added. The other 200 positions would be filled by students at a one-year preparatory school that would move to West Point.
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Posted on: 5/16/2005
Mary Luciana was incorrectly listed as an incumbent on the Chester school board yesterday. Gary Holbert is the incumbent member, but he is not seeking re-election.
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Posted on: 5/12/2005
Rich Montross shot a 46 for the Monroe-Woodbury golf team in a match against Middletown. His name was incorrect in last Friday’s editions.
Washingtonville had the No. 1 high school 3,200-meter relay team at the Penn Relays in 1986. The year was incorrect in last Friday’s editions.
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Posted on: 5/9/2005
ØA brief in Thursday’s editions had an incorrect name and age for a Sparrowbush man accused of taking a vintage submachine gun from his uncle’s home. Anthony Maillet Jr., 24, is charged with criminal possession of a weapon and criminal possession of stolen property.
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Posted on: 5/4/2005
Please get into Wednesday’s paper
A headline in yesterday’s editions about an 82-year-old former professor at SUNY Paltz had incorrect information about the status of the legal case against him. Wade Thompson, who is charged with assault and sexual abuse of a student, had his case waived to an Ulster County grand jury, which will consider whether to indict him.
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Posted on: 5/3/2005
The Matthew Dudgeon Memorial Fund 7K run in Chester will begin at 8:30 a.m. Saturday. The walk will begin at 9:30 a.m. The times were reversed in yesterday’s editions.
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Posted on: 5/2/2005
Gavin DeGraw will perform at Kutscher's Country Club in the Town of Thompson on July 30. This information was incorrect in a April 29 story.
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Posted on: 4/29/2005
The $2 million to $3 million cost of upgrading the Village of Highland Falls’ water plant would allow the village to share its water with Fort Montgomery residents whose wells have been contaminated with MTBE. The Village of Highland Falls’ water system is not contaminated with MTBE, a gasoline additive.
John Cavanaugh, an employee of Combined Energy Services who was charged with robbery, was pumping gas at the CES station on East Broadway in Monticello when he is alleged to have taken money. Police provided incorrect information about the nature of Cavanaugh’s job.
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Posted on: 4/25/2005
In Friday's story about the Hudson River Sloop Clearwater, the vessel’s centerboard was mistakenly referred to as its hull.
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Posted on: 4/22/2005
An article in yesterday’s editions had an incorrect first name for the former president of the Middletown school board. Paul Johnson is the former president.
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Posted on: 4/21/2005
A Career Information Night will be offered from 7 to 8:30 tonight at Middletown High School. An incorrect location for the event was published in some editions of Wednesday’s Record.
An article in Sunday’s editions incorrectly identified the Middletown Church of Christ as the “Middletown chapter of the Churches of Christ.” Each congregation of the nationwide church is autonomous. The article also referred incorrectly to the “Nashville headquarters” of the church. It should have said the nonprofit Disaster Relief Organization, which is run by members of the Churches of Christ, is in Nashville, Tenn.
A story in the April 5 editions omitted the e-mail address for a group working to change the child sex predator law in New York state. The e-mail address is newyorkjoan@hotmail.com.
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Posted on: 4/20/2005
Police are searching for Rejean “Patrick” Bowman, 47, who walked away from his family’s home on Krier Lane in Kiamesha Lake early Thursday morning. Incorrect information was provided on the spelling of B
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Posted on: 4/15/2005
A story in Wednesday’s editions had an incorrect name and age for a witness who saw shots fired outside the Evergreen Housing apartment complex in Monticello. Willis Bickham Jr., 22, of Monticello, told police he saw a suspect fire a gun Sunday night outside the complex.
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Posted on: 4/13/2005
Sullivan County District Attorney Steve Lungen defeated Democrat Andrew Boyar in his initial 1981 run for the district attorney post. The previous district attorney, Joe Jaffe, decided to go into private practice after one term rather than running again. The information was incorrect in the April 8 edition.
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Posted on: 4/13/2005
Joey Zaccaro was winning pitcher Monday in Washingtonville’s 4-3 victory over Valley Central. He was not credited with the victory in yesterday’s editions.
An article in Friday’s Times Herald-Record listed the wrong number for the New York State Insurance Department’s hot line for victims of recent floods in the Hudson Valley. The correct number is 800-339-1759.
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Posted on: 4/12/2005
A story on a Social Security forum in yesterday’s editions had incorrect information concerning benefits for workers. The article should have said that under the current system, a worker born today who earns average wages throughout his lifetime would receive about $2,197 a month in Social Security benefits upon retirement.
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Posted on: 3/29/2005
A story on safety seats in Saturday’s Times Herald-Record listed a wrong telephone number. To schedule a safety-seat fitting appointment at the Warwick Community Ambulance site, call 986-3423. Ask for Patrolman Alexander Csorba.
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Posted on: 3/28/2005
Jeanne Patsalos is the niece of former Orange County Court Judge Pano Z. Patsalos. This was omitted from Trials & Tribulations on Saturday.
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Posted on: 3/23/2005
The Cornwall School District has no proposed tax levy for its 2005-2006 school budget as of yet. A story in yesterday’s editions incorrectly said the budget under discussion calls for projected tax increase of nearly 14 percent. That is the increase in appropriations when compared with the current budget, according to school officials.
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Posted on: 3/9/2005
David Pollack, candidate for Village of Washingtonville mayor, is the executive director of the Committee for Taxi Safety.
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Posted on: 3/8/2005
The name of a suspect arrested after an attack at the Nowhere Bar in Monticello was incorrect in yesterday’s editions. Kelvin O. Thomas, 26, of Monticello, was charged with second-degree assault.
All Occasions Limousine in Monroe has no immediate plans to raise its prices. A story about rising gas prices in Saturday’s editions suggested that it did. The rental company will try to keep its rates unchanged despite rising gas prices, said owner Phyllis DeMarco.
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Posted on: 2/24/2005
Tickets in a fund-raising raffle being held by the Valley Central Scholarship Council and the All Night Graduation Committee can be purchased by calling Paula, 778-1936, or Allison, 427-5598. Ticket information was incorrect in the What’s Happening calendar in some editions this week.
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Posted on: 2/23/2005
SUNY Orange sophomore Neal Wilkins has set the school single-season 3-point record. The information was incorrect in yesterday’s editions.
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Posted on: 2/21/2005
Brooklyn-based developer Sam Backer says construction will continue to revamp the former Great American property in Liberty, but will be halted next door at the old Sullivan’s department store. This was not clear in a story in yesterday’s Record.
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Posted on: 2/17/2005
Members of the 854th Engineers Battalion from Bullville, who are returning this weekend from a one-year tour of duty in Iraq, were incorrectly identified in yesterday’s editions of the Times Herald-Record. They are members of the Army Reserves. Also, the unit is based in Fort Dix, N.J.
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Posted on: 2/14/2005
A story in yesterday’s editions on the impact of the marriage of Camilla Parker Bowles to Britain’s Prince Charles had an incorrect dateline. The business people quoted were in the Town of Cornwall, not the Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson.
A story in yesterday’s editions on $25.5 million in federal money for the West Point library didn’t make it clear that the money was going for a new library, not just an expansion of the old library.
Valentina Miller, St. John’s AME Zion Church choir director, spoke of Jerica Rhodes and the song, “He’s Got the Whole World in His Hands.” The quote was attributed to the wrong person in a story in yesterday’s editions.
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Posted on: 2/7/2005
A news brief in the Jan. 30 Sunday Record stated that Rep. Maurice Hinchey, D-Saugerties, was invited to attend the state Department of Motor Vehicles forum in Newburgh Jan. 29. According to his representative, he did not receive an invitation to the event.
A news brief in yesterday’s editions incorrectly stated Orange County’s sales tax rate. At its meeting Thursday, the Orange County Legislature voted to keep the countywide sales tax rate at 8.25 percent, reaffirming last year’s increase of 0.75 percentage point.
A headline and information in a news brief in Wednesday’s editions about two cases of fifth disease at Liberty Elementary School incorrectly referred to the occurrence as an outbreak.
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Posted on: 1/3/2005
Retired Monticello Detective Carlo Pittaluga must repay a total of $26,735 to the New York State and Local Retirement System because of a multiyear oversight on behalf of the state comptroller’s office. A total of $6,051 was docked from his 2004 pension as a result of making too much money as a water treatment plant operator with the village. This was not clear in a story in Saturday’s editions.
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Posted on: 12/23/2004
Tut’s Lounge hosts private parties inside “The Painted Mummy” restaurant at 35 Lake St. in Monroe. The name of the lounge was incorrect in Wednesday’s paper.
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Posted on: 12/22/2004
Members of the Monroe-Woodbury Teachers Association currently do not make any contributions to their health-care plan. This information was incorrect in a story in yesterday’s edition.
A story in Monday’s editions quoted Donna Case-McAleer, chief executive officer for Elant Inc. Her full name and title was omitted on the first reference.
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Posted on: 12/21/2004
Goshen – The First Presbyterian Church, 33 Park Place, will have family Christmas Eve services geared for children at 4 p.m. Dec. 24. The traditional Christmas Eve candlelight service will be at 7 p.m. Times were incorrect on the church page in Saturday’s Times Herald-Record.
Wallkill High School had a boys’ soccer team before 1990. Also, Gunter Henrich is not the only coach the team has ever had. This information was incorrect in The Sunday Record.
Dan DeVantier had 27 points, 10 rebounds and five assists to lead Roscoe past Eldred in a boys’ basketball game. His first name was incorrect in Saturday’s Times Herald-Record.
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Posted on: 12/20/2004
The Rural Development Advisory Corp. has not joined in a suit against Mont-gomery Supervisor Susan Cockburn and the town. That information was incorrect yesterday in a story in The Sunday Record.
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Posted on: 12/16/2004
Middletown police Lt. Mike Napoli, was manning camera monitors at the police department over the weekend when what he saw helped cops on the street make an arrest. A story that ran in Tuesday’s editions should have indicated that a desk officer was feeding information from the monitors to the officers on patrol.
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Posted on: 12/14/2004
In a story in the Sunday Record about Stewart International Airport and Southeast Airlines, one sentence incorrectly said Independence Air had gone out of business. It has not. The reference should have aid Southeast. Independence continues to fly out of Stewart.
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Posted on: 12/10/2004
Admission for the candlelight tours this Sunday at Newburgh Bay is $20, not $3 as reported in yesterday’s paper.
There is a $20-per-person fee to attend a joint holiday party by the Town of Thompson and Village of Monticello. The state never had any financial obligation to pay for the party. A headline in yesterday’s edition was incorrect.
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Posted on: 12/7/2004
The Middletown Parks and Recreation Performing Arts Program’s music and dance departments will present their second annual holiday showcase at 2 p.m. Dec. 19 at the Paramount Theatre, featuring songs and dances from Broadway. The time was given incorrectly in Saturday’s paper.
The school that won first place in the Record’s Spotlight Book Contest last week was identified incorrectly. Mrs. Willemse’s first-grade class is from Golden Hill Elementary School in Florida. Also in the same contest, the children asked questions of Kathy Miller, who was the subject of the nonfiction book “One Incredible Dog! Lady,” not the author.
The Middletown Democratic Committee held its holiday celebration on Sunday at Southwinds Retirement Home in Middletown. The gathering will not be held on Dec. 12, as stated in Saturday’s Orange North Reporter’s Notebook.
Middletown’s Common Council was not scheduled to meet Monday night as stated Monday in Talk on the Street. The Council will hold a work session on Tuesday as scheduled, and will hold it’s regularly scheduled meeting on Monday Dec. 13, the second Monday of the month.
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Posted on: 11/26/2004
Former U.S. Military Academy Cadet Justin L. Burth is serving a 16-month prison sentence after pleading guilty last year to child pornography charges. A story on Nov. 20 that referenced the case gave the wrong length for Burth’s sentence.
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Posted on: 11/24/2004
Middletown Police Commissioner Dr. Ansel Marks is a retired urologist. This was incorrect in a Monday story.
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Posted on: 11/22/2004
Lawrence Catletti is an Orange County correction officer. His job title was incorrect in Friday’s editions.
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Posted on: 11/16/2004
Wallkill will play Amsterdam in the state Class A football semifinals at 8 p.m. Saturday at Dietz Stadium in Kingston. The time of the game was incorrect in Sunday’s editions.
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Posted on: 11/15/2004
Tammy Fis is a volunteer at the Sullivan County SPCA animal shelter. She was misidentified in a news brief on Thursday.
Michael Canty, 31, was shot to death July 17 on Liberty Street in the vicinity of Spring Street in Newburgh. The location was incorrect in a Thursday story.
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Posted on: 11/1/2004
Town of Rockland taxpayers could face an 18.8 percent tax increase in 2005. The town was incorrectly identified in a 10/29 story.
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Posted on: 10/19/2004
Fallsburg town police are investigating burglaries at the Rosemond Motel & Campsites. Bruce Lienau, 45, who was charged for failing to report as a sex offender, worked part-time at the campsite. The information about his workplace was incorrect in yesterday’s editions.
Port Jervis residents can buy groceries locally at Spangenberg’s Market on Orange Street. That information was omitted from a story in yesterday’s editions.
A brief in Sunday’s editions has incorrect information about eh cause of an accident on Route 211 Saturday night. A car that was stopped in the turning lane was hit from behind by another car, which caused a six-car chain reaction accident. A fire police vehicle from Mechanicstown Fire Department parked in the turning lane was not the cause of the accident.
A debate between Asemmly candidates Bonnie Kraham and Annie Rabbitt sponsored by the Goshen Chamber of Commerce is set for 7:45 a.m. tomorrow at Country Courtesy Caterers on Route 207 in Hamptonburgh. The time was incorrect.
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Posted on: 10/18/2004
John Joseph Affronti was no charged with offenses related to possession of crack cocaine as was reported in the Sept. 26 Sunday Record. Affronti was charged with one count of possession of marijuana, a violation. The police record of the incident in which three people were arrested in the City of Newburgh misidentified which person was charged with which offenses.
Blooming Grove resident Michele Murphy was quoted in the story, “Coalition threatens suit over Camp La Guardia.” Here name was incorrect.
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Posted on: 10/15/2004
The state comptroller’s office hasn’t yet decided whether to review the propriety of Assemblywoman Nancy Calhoun’s $10,000 grant to the Southern County Alliance. This information was incorrect in an article in yesterday’s editions.
Bon Secours Charity Healthcare System will sponsor free blood pressure screenings at the Galleria in the Town of Wallkill from 7 to 9 a.m. Oct. 20, but there will not be free cholesterol screening available. This information was not correct in Wednesday’s Go Healthy.
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Posted on: 10/12/2004
The name of the fourth-grade teacher at Horizons-on-the-Hudson Magnet School was misspelled in a story about the Hudson River in a 10/7 story. Her name is Theresa Vidi.
A 10/6 story had an incorrect first name for Wayne C. Skinner, the Wawayanda town supervisor.
Chris Deveau and Tyler Schmidt made a stop on a two-point conversion to seal Roscoe’s 23-22 football win over Webutuck. Deveau’s name was omitted in the results. Roscoe’s Troy Kirchner had eight catches for 71 yards. His stats were incorrect.
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Posted on: 10/5/2004
Wallkill Valley Bus Service was purchased by First Student Inc. in August 2003. This information was unclear in a chart that ran in a 10/3 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 10/4/2004
The phone number for Cosimo’s on Union in Newburgh is 567-1556. The number was incorrect in a 10/1 story. Read story.
The number for the Healthy Women Partnership in Sullivan County is 794-3300, ext. 2963; in Ulster County, it’s 339-7896, ext. 12, or 331-8308, ext. 20. The partnership’s program is open to women ages 18 ad over and mammography is provided to those over the age of 40. Read story.
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Posted on: 9/27/2004
Earl Evans of 36 Cerone Place in Newburgh was the victim of a robbery Sept. 24. A story on Sept 25 incorrectly identified Evans, who was not charged with any crime. Read tory.
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Posted on: 9/22/2004
Army Reserve Staff Sgt. Ralf Embro received two Army Commendation Medals with Valor for his service in Iraq. Embro’s medal was incorrectly identified in a 9/18 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 9/16/2004
At a Southern Orange County Alliance forum on forming a village Tuesday night, panelist Doris Ulman said a village could not annex land from another village. However, a state annexation law specifically says that “a village may annex territory of another village …” – an interpretation backed up yesterday by that state Department of State. Ulamn, a municipal lawyer from Rockland County, backtracked on her opinion toward the end of Tuesday night’s forum, saying she needed to check her facts. This was not included in a 9/15 story. Related story.
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Posted on: 9/8/2004
The final phase for shoring up the foundation in East Coldenham Elementary School is scheduled for the summer of 2005, when school is in recess. A brief item in Friday’s edition incorrectly stated that the district expected to complete the project during the school year. Read more.
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Posted on: 9/7/2004
Trevis Romar plays for the Delaware Valley football team. His name was misspelled in a 9/4 story. Read story.
Port Jervis defeated Minisink Valley 31-0 in a football game on 9/3. The score was incorrect. Read story.
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Posted on: 9/2/2004
A map showing flooded areas in Sullivan and Orange counties incorrectly identified Route 209 as Route 6. Map.
A story incorrectly identified Newburgh-based attorney Bruce Stern as specializing in construction litigation. Attorneys have concentrations, not specialties. Read story.
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Posted on: 8/27/2004
Kaplan’s Restaurant in Monticello never sold roast pork on garlic bread. It was a kosher restaurant. This was incorrectly reported in Barry Lewis’s column. Barry meant to say Pop-Ins in South Fallsburg. Read story.
The sales tax on clothing and shoes under $110 in Orange County during next week’s sales tax holiday will be 4 percent. County legislators decided to keep the 3.75 percent local sales tax in effect, and that means the .25 percent MTA tax will also remain in place. A story mistakenly said the MTA tax would be lifted during the tax holiday. Read story.
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Posted on: 8/20/2004
An 8/19 story about the shooting death of Rashad Jackson incorrectly said Odell Henry’s son was shot to death before Christmas 2001. Henry’s son, Jeffrey King Henry, was shot five times, but survived. Read story.
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Posted on: 8/16/2004
A headline in a 8/13 story, “Huge support for Woodbury’s bid to be village,” inaccurately portrayed what happened during a public hearing on a petition to incorporate most of the Town of Woodbury as a village. During the hearing, an attorney for Kiryas Joel’s public safety inspector presented a written objection to the petition. Read story.
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Posted on: 8/11/2004
An editorial on July 28 calling for the renewal of a federal ban on assault weapons should have referred to them as semi-automatic weapons. Read story.
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Posted on: 7/28/2004
Tuxedo Park police Officer Phil Fantasia and Suffern police Officer Ann Cawley suggested lifting the lid of the Dumpster in which alleged fugitive Randy L. Canova Jr. was hiding Sunday night, according to Town of Tuxedo police Officer Douglas Russell. An item in a 7/17 story incorrectly said that Russell, the officer who had been pursing Canova, made the suggestion. Read story.
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Posted on: 7/26/2004
Middletown beat Town of Wallkill 13-3 to win the District 19 Little League junior softball championship. Kristinna DiMuro, Cathy Mariashin, Chelsea Delvecchio and Nicole Knapic play for Middletown. This information was incorrect in a 7/23 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 7/22/2004
Chris Lamberti is the Pine Bush Little League senior baseball all-star manager but did not manage Monday’s game against the Town of Wallkill. This was incorrect in a 7/21 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 7/21/2004
Dontay Boykin, 20, of Newburgh, who was hot in the face July 9, was still in critical condition at Westchester Medical Center last night, according to a nursing supervisor. Information stating Boykin had been released, supplied by a hospital spokesman for a 7/19 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 7/19/2004
Anthony Costello Jr. was shot and killed by Warwick police April 29. A 7/16 story had an incorrect date. Read story.
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Posted on: 7/13/2004
Two Ulster County barns that activists want protected are located in Wallkill Valley near Wallkill Correctional Facility. A 6/12 story incorrectly described the location. Read story.
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Posted on: 7/12/2004
Harry and Clara Gold were the owners of Gold’s Lakeside resort in Loch Sheldrake, which later became Motel on the Lake. This was incorrect in a 7/9 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 7/6/2004
A 22-year-old man arrested for possessing illegal fireworks and gambling receipts was incorrectly identified by New York State Police in a story on 7/3. The suspect’s name is Marcos Santana.
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Posted on: 6/29/2004
Two people were stabbed in an apartment off the California Avenue Extension in the Town of Wallkill Sunday. The municipality was incorrect in a 6/28 story.
An 6/26 story on the Middletown High School graduation mentioned that the students had experienced deaths of two of their own. A third death, that of Danielle Dandorf, was mistakenly left out of that report. Dandorf was a 17-year-old senior when she was killed in a car accident leaving school on Nov. 26, 2002.
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Posted on: 6/28/2004
A 6/24 story about Washingtonville High School student Jared Cowing had some incorrect information. Cowing practices his bassoon 30 to 60 minutes a day. One of the colleges he is considering is SUNY New Paltz, but he’s not certain that he will attend that college.
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Posted on: 6/25/2004
A proposal by the Pine Bush Teachers Association to create a self-funded health insurance plan would save the Pine Bush School District $600,000 a year over four years. This was incorrect in a 6/21 story. Read story.
A 6/23 listing of events for Orange County Day has an incorrect price for rowboat rentals at Thomas Bull and Winding Hills parks. The half-price rental is $2.50 per hour for rowboats. Read story.
Michael Edelstein is the president of Orange Environmental. His name was misspelled in a 6/24 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 6/22/2004
The average price of a single-family home in Sullivan County last month as $161,263, according to the Sullivan County Board of Realtors. That’s down 6.3 percent from $172,126 in April, though much higher than a year ago. This information was incorrect in the Sunday Record.
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Posted on: 6/18/2004
The New York New Jersey Trail Conference did not profit from its sale of a Shawangunk Ridge property it recently sold to the state, as reported in a story in Sunday’s editions. After expenses, the group broke even selling its property to the state. It did not sell all four properties mentioned in the story. The state bought the other properties through the Open Space Institute, the Trust for Public Land, and directly from landowner. Read story.
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Posted on: 6/16/2004
Severo Cardoso’s daughter’s name is Diana. This was incorrect in a 6/15 story about Cardoso being killed when a car crushed him after running into a Newburgh Laundromat. Read story.
A 6/13 story on Susan Cockburn, Town of Montgomery supervisor, had incorrect information about when she moved to Montgomery. She moved to the town in 1997. Read story.
A 6/13 story had an incorrect age for James T. McCloud of Middletown, who was charged with fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon. McCloud is 16. Read story.
A 6/15 story on a dispute over a SWAT team for Middletown incorrectly stated that the Middletown Police Dept. bought two armored vehicles to try to refurbish them for a SWAT team. Those vehicles were not purchased, but were donated by Titan Armored in Newburgh. Read story.
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Posted on: 6/8/2004
Schlesinger’s Steak House on Route 207 in New Windsor remained open after firefighters extinguished some burning studs in a wall behind the kitchen Friday afternoon. It was incorrectly reported in Saturday’s editions that the restaurant would be closed until the damage was repaired. Read story.
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Posted on: 6/2/2004
A 6/1 story on the Orange County sheriff’s Marine Unit gave the incorrect location for Dynergy’s two power plants. They’re in the hamlet of Balmville in the Town of Newburgh. Read story.
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Posted on: 5/27/2004
The Executive Committee of the Sullivan County Legislature will reconvene 1:30 p.m. Thursday, June 3, to discuss the landfill. The date was incorrect in a 5/26 story. Read story.
The new budget proposal for the Eldred School District cuts spending from 9.48 to 8.5 percent; reduces the tax levy from 14.68 to 13.22 percent and lowers the tax rate from 3.48 to 2.19 percent. This was incorrect in a 5/26 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 5/25/2004
The 5/24 Talk on the Street column has incorrect information on candidate endorsements. The Deerpark and Woodbury Republican committees have both endorsed Orange County Court Judge Stewart A. Rosenwasser for state Supreme Court. The Woodbury committee also endorsed state Sen. William J. Larkin, R-Cornwall-on-Hudson, for state Senate. Read story.
A 5/22 story about a Monroe man charged with driving white intoxicated has incorrect information about the state’s blood-alcohol limit. Bronislaw Ciesla, 47, scored a 0.31 percent on a Breathalyzer test, almost four times the 0.08 percent legal limit in New York. Read story.
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Posted on: 5/24/2004
The driver involved in a fatal car crash May 18 on Orchard Drive in Highland was named Chares McDaniel. The first name was incorrectly spelled in Thursday’s paper. Read story.
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Posted on: 5/20/2004
Some information was omitted from an article in yesterday’s editions that described a series of conflicts between the Middletown Police Department and Mayor Joe DeStefano. On Nov. 3, 2003, the city Police Commission found that some police officers, including Chief Matt Byrne, were receiving veterans benefits to which they weren’t entitled. The commission ordered Byrne to comply with DeStefano’s policy requiring department heads to give advance notice of vacations and time off. Read story.
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Posted on: 5/17/2004
A letter to the editor by Jeanne Dall in Friday’s Record contained a typographical error. The letter should have read, “How did CPS fail to realize that Jennifer Shoonmaker was pregnant at the time of the first incident or shortly thereafter? Read story.
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Posted on: 5/14/2004
New York Military Academy’s Justin LoPresti hit a two-run single in the seventh inning Wednesday. His name was incorrect in a 5/13 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 5/7/2004
A 5/6 story on the Agway fire in Middletown incorrectly identified Derek Stallard as a Washington Heights volunteer firefighter. Stallard does not volunteer for the fire department. Read story.
A 10-member panel created to foster communication among the Town of Warwick, the Village of Warwick and Jones Chemicals Inc. met in late Feb., and again Monday. The panel consists of three Jones officials, two village officials, three town officials and two residents. Currently its meetings are not open to the public, but officials plan to open the meetings and replace officials on the panel with residents in coming months. This was omitted from a 4/22 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 5/6/2004
The ‘Demystifying Alternative Medicine’ forum, being held at Sportsplex in New Windsor, is slated for 7-9 p.m. May 10. Read story.
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Posted on: 5/5/2004
Orange Regional Medical Center’s new hospital in the Town of Wallkill will replace both its Arden Hill and Horton campuses. This information was incorrect in a 5/2 story. Read story.
The groundbreaking of the new Kaplan Family Residence will be at 4 p.m. Friday in Newburgh, and the new Middletown Islamic Center will be at 1 p.m. Sunday on Ryerson Road in the Town of Wawayanda. This was incorrect in a 5/4 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 5/3/2004
Charles Brickhouse Jr. died after a standoff with Monticello police in December 1997. A subsequent investigation found that Brickhouse died as a result of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. This information was incorrect in a 5/2 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 4/30/2004
Whooping cough is considered contagious for five days after the patient begins antibiotics. This information was incorrect in a 4/29 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 4/20/2004
Veronica Hilton shot a 51 for Warwick in a golf match. Her name was misspelled in a 4/17 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 4/19/2004
Anthony DelGaizo was the winning pitcher for Ellenville in its game against John A. Coleman Catholic. His name was incorrect in a 4/16 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 4/15/2004
Heavyweight Lou Savarese, formerly of Greenwood Lake, will fight at Foxwoods Resort Casino in Mashantucket, Conn., on May 7. This date was incorrect in a 4/14 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 4/14/2004
An article in a 4/13 story had an erroneous number of sex offenders already living in the City of Newburgh. A total of 68 sex offenders – 16 Level Three offenders, 36 Level Two offenders, and 16 Level One offenders – live in the City of Newburgh. Read story.
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Posted on: 4/12/2004
The Web site with a petition opposing the Village of Kiryas Joel’s proposed 13-mile pipeline to the Catskill Aqueduct is www.stop thekjpipeline.org. The site was incorrect in a 4/9 story. Read story.
A N.J. man who admitted in Sussex County court to violating provisions of Megan’s Law was arrested in February by village police in the Village of Florida in Orange County. This was unclear in a 4/7 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 4/9/2004
The Highlands Town Board has 90 days from the close of a public hearing to vote on a Village of Highland Falls annexation plan, not 10 days as was reported in a 4/6 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 4/7/2004
Joshua Cantor scored two goals for Minisink Valley’s lacrosse team against Kingston. His name was incorrect in a 4/6 story. Read story.
The in-home day care center in Chester operated by Laura DeLuca is called Learning Land Daycare. The name was incorrect in a 4/1 business story. Read story.
In a 4/6 story of “Pump prices prompting gas-and-dash drive-offs,” Nisar Ahmad and his store, Hit or Miss Mobil, in Middletown, were mistakenly identified as sources. Read story.
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Posted on: 4/6/2004
Harry Walker was not appointed director of the City of Newburgh Industrial Development Agency. The agency’s board of directors deadlocked 3-3 in a vote to appoint Walker. A local news roundup on 4/4 stated Walker had been appointed. Read story.
The phone number for the His Love Unveiled Food Pantry in the hamlet of Wallkill was incorrect in a 4/4 list. The phone number is 895-3006. Read story.
A 3/30 story had incorrect information about the history of the design firm for the Liberty Mall. Joseph Hurwitz was the principal architect for design for the firm of Liebman & Hurwitz Associates, which designed the Cablevision building and the Frontier Insurance Building. Read story.
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Posted on: 4/2/2004
SUNY Orange’s Orange Hall, where the “Lila’s Breast” exhibit is being held, is at the corner of Wawayanda and Grandview avenues in Middletown. The street information was incorrect in a 3/31 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 3/30/2004
A 3/29 story incorrectly stated that Goshen civil rights lawyer Michael Sussman had argued before in U.S. Supreme Court that the ultra-Orthodox Jewish community of Kiryas Joel is a theocracy. Sussman tried to make that point four years ago in a federal lawsuit over polling place changes. The case made it as high as the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals., but not the Supreme Court. Kiryas Joel’s development arm has acknowledged that it plans to request annexing land from the neighboring towns of Monroe and Woodbury, but not Blooming Grove. Read story.
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Posted on: 3/24/2004
A story in Tuesday’s editions has incorrect U.S. Census data for Pike County’s population. The population was estimated at 27,966 in 1993 and is currently 46,302. Read story.
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Posted on: 3/22/2004
Restaurant Repast is at 72 Main St. in Pine Bush; its phone number is 744-3354. This was incorrect in a 3/19 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 3/11/2004
A man arrested on drug-dealing charges Friday gave a false address to Prot Jervis police. Farito Rivera, 29, does not live at 126 Ball St. This information was incorrect in a 3/7 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 3/10/2004
The Talk on the Street column on 3/8 listed an incorrect phone number for Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry’s Orange County campaign headquarters. To reach the office call, 294-5264. Read story.
Warwick’s Jack Laroe won the 1,000-meter race in 2:32:27 at the state indoor track championships. His name was omitted from a 3/7 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 3/4/2004
Capt. Harry Van Vliet is with the Ulster County Sheriff’s Office. This information was incorrect in a 3/2 story. Read story.
Zina Woody was not arrested by Newburgh police and the Orange County Sheriff’s Office in a crime sweep on Feb. 24. A suspect gave police false information, which was then reported in a 2/26 story. Read story.
The number to reserve seats for the March 13 SKIPPER Initiative brunch is 297-4779. This was incorrect in a 2/25 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 3/3/2004
The marriages of two dozen gay and lesbian couples in New Paltz took place last Friday. The day was incorrect in the 3/2 editorial. Read story.
The Cornwall School District is not operating on an austerity budget this school year. This was incorrect in a 3/1 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 3/2/2004
The Chester School District is not operating on an austerity budget this year. Voters defeated the first school budget in 2003, but approved a second budget. This was incorrect in a 3/1 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 3/1/2004
The Yukiguni Maitake mushroom plant proposed for Mamakating will eventually produce 30 tons of mushrooms per day. They number was incorrect in a 2/27 story. Related story.
Gov. George Pataki’s budget proposal would set a new state fee on handgun licenses at $100 for a new license or a license renewal regardless of how many handguns are listed on the permit. License amendments, to add or subtract handguns from a permit or to reflect name ore address changes, would be subject to a $25 state fee, according to the proposal. This was incorrect in a 2/27 story. Related story.
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Posted on: 2/5/2004
Ryan Veety was quoted in a Jan. 28 story about the latest computer virus. His name was spelled incorrectly. Read story.
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Posted on: 2/3/2004
The name of the driver charged in Thursday’s accident on Route 208 in New Paltz, in which Ulster County Sheriff’s Deputy Margaret Waage received minor injuries, was incorrectly reported in a 2/1 story. The New Paltz police issued Jeanine Davis tickets for unreasonable speed and driving solo with a learner’s permit. Read story.
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Posted on: 2/2/2004
The corporation Walden Graphics Co. Inc., formed in 1993, plans to file for bankruptcy protection. While Walden Graphics has done business under the name Walden Printing, the corporation Walden Printing Co. Inc., formed in 1919, is not involved in the case. Read story.
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Posted on: 1/29/2004
A 1/22 story about a farewell ceremony for members of the 1st Battalion, 258th Field Artillery of the New York Army National Guard incorrectly referred to the unit as Army Reserves. Read story.
A 1/24 story had incorrect information about layoffs at CustomerLinx in the towns of Montgomery and Newburgh. The company, which provides customer-service operations to businesses, if laying off 130 people over 60 days, according to Larry Witcher, executive director of human resources for CustomerLinx. The company also is not closing its Montgomery office but is trying to lease 9,000 square feet of the Bracken Road facility, Witcher said. Read story.
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Posted on: 1/27/2004
Allan Ross is the owner of A.J. Ross Creative Media in Monroe. His first name was spelled incorrectly in a story in a 1/25 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 1/23/2004
Community Bank of Sullivan County has hired a new commercial lender at its branch in the Town of Wallkill. The bank’s name was incorrect in a 1/22 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 1/13/2004
Jake Harter was major of the Village of Florida for 28 years. This number was incorrectly reported as his age in a 1/12 story. Read more.
Mobile Life Support Services ambulance and Sat-Flight medivac helicopter assisted sate police at the scene of an auto accident that killed two people Sunday morning on Interstate 84 in the Town of Montgomery. This information was incorrect in a 1/12 story. Read more.
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Posted on: 1/12/2004
Eric Munro, a security hospital treatment assistant as Mid-Hudson Forensic Psychiatric Center, was “almost” stabbed with a pencil on the job. This was unclear in a 1/11 story. Read story.
Mark Poirier is the chef at the Ireland Corners Steak and Public House. This was incorrect in a recent edition of Go! Magazine.
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Posted on: 1/9/2004
Stephany Neptune scored 18 points for the Wallkill girl’s basketball team against Rondout Valley. Her name was misspelled in a 1/7 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 1/5/2004
A public hearing in the Town of Wallkill, to discuss a proposed law aimed at reducing dust emanating from the Orange County Fair Speedway , will be held 7p.m. Thursday at the Town Hall. The date was incorrect in a 1/3 story.
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Posted on: 12/31/2003
The job and services fair in Ellenville for workers laid off from Imperial Schrade and other places will be will be held Jan. 14. The date was wrong in a 12/30 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 12/30/2003
Orange County residents can dispose of computer monitors and television sets May 1. A 12/27 story has an incorrect date of April 30. April 30 is the date that businesses, school districts, municipalities ad farmers may get rid of computer monitors and televisions. Read story.
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Posted on: 12/17/2003
New Paltz basketball player Brad Quosig’s name was spelled incorrectly in a 12/13 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 12/11/2003
A story on the guilty pleas of Fred Long, former coach of a Middletown baton club, incorrectly said his victim is now a soldier in the German Army. She is a soldier in the U.S. Army stationed in Germany. Read story.
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Posted on: 12/5/2003
The Sullivan West and Liberty school districts closed Tuesday due to morning snow. The Tri-Valley School District has a two-hour delay. The information was incorrect in a 12/3 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 12/3/2003
The name of Ed Weller, one of Bright Chair Co.’s furniture designers, was spelled incorrectly in an 11/30 story. Read story.
The Village at Goodwill, a proposed planned adult community in the Town of Montgomery, will consist of units that include single-family detached homes, single family attached homes, town homes and single-level living units. This was incorrect in a 12/1 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 12/1/2003
The telephone number for 23 Broadway is 845-339-2322. The number was incorrect in an 11/28 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 11/28/2003
Navy beat California 42-38 in the 1996 Aloha Bowl. This information was incorrect in an 11/26 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 11/26/2003
A headline on an 11/25 story incorrectly referred to a history of City Court judges in the City of Newburgh. The list was of past city managers. Read story.
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Posted on: 11/24/2003
Susan Cockburn, the Independence Party candidate who challenged incumbent Republican Al Valk in Montgomery’s supervisor race, won by 23 votes. This information was incorrect in an 11/21 story. Read story.
Sullivan County lawmakers passed the county budget by a 7-1 vote. Legislator Jim Carnell voted against the measure and Legislator Leni Binder was absent. This information was incorrect in an 11/21 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 11/21/2003
About 40% of the 8,537 properties in the Town of Fallsburg are tax exempt, the result of properties owned by various religious and nonprofit organizations, as well as tow correctional facilities. This was incorrect in an 11/19 story about the Village of Woodridge. Read story.
Brandon M. Suman, who was charged Wednesday with fourth-degree grand larcnty, a felony, for the alleged theft of a laptop from a UPS delivery truck, was a warehouse employee for UPS. It was incorrectly reported in an 11/20 story that he was a UPS driver. Read story.
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Posted on: 11/19/2003
An 11/16 story misstated the previous job titles of Terry Hughes of Washingtonville. He was an environmental engineer for the state Department of Environmental Conservation and a public health engineer for the Orange County Department of Health. Read story.
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Posted on: 11/18/2003
The Gardiner Association for Responsible Development did not formally oppose Ralph Erenzo’s Bunks in the Gunks project. A Nov. 10 story misstated the group’s position. Read story.
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Posted on: 11/17/2003
An 11/16 story incorrectly identified the author of the book “The Color Purple;” It was written by Alice Walker. Read story.
Sample tax bills for Town of Monroe residents under the proposed 2004 budget were reversed in yesterday’s Times Herald-Record. Including garbage charged, the tax bill for the owner of a home assessed at $50,000 outside of Monroe’s three villages would rise to $907.96 from $830.52. The bill for the owner of the same home in the villages of Monroe or Harriman would increase to $597.63 from $540.24. In the Village of Kiryas Joel, which as its own garbage service, the same bill would rise to $305.20 from $302.63. Read story.
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Posted on: 11/14/2003
Republican Nicholas Valentine leads Democrat Regina Angelo 1,322 votes to 1,186 in the City of Newburgh’s mayoral race, according to the Orange County Board of Elections.
Democrat Wayne Skinner leads Republican Supervisor Thomas DeBlock by 20 votes in the Town of Wawayanda supervisor’s race, Board of Elections officials said yesterday.
This information was incorrect in a 11/13 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 11/13/2003
Middletown Alderman Joe Masi, R-1st Ward, did not run alone on the Republican line in the 2001 election. This was incorrect in an 11/12 story. Read story.
The Silent Auction to benefit the 4-Paws Humane Society and the Canine Sanctuary will be held Sunday at the Plum Point Condominium in New Windsor. Doors open at 1 p.m.; bidding ends at 3 p.m. Part of this information was incorrect in an 11/12 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 11/12/2003
The Times Herald-Record’s People for People Fund does pay a part-time executive director. This information was incorrect in a 11/11 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 11/3/2003
Funeral services for long-time Matamoras mayor Joe Ricciardi were held Friday at St. Joseph’s Church in Matamoras. The name of the church was incorrect in an 11/1 story. Read story.
Josh Sommers of Focus Media did not voice political radio ads in Sullivan County. This was incorrect in an 11/1 story. Read story.
A 10/31 story has incorrect information about a candidate for Ulster County Legislature. Susan Zimet, a former supervisor of the Town of New Paltz, is running in the legislature’s District 10. Read story.
Sullivan County District 9 Legislator Bob Kunis is a former member of the Fallsburg Fire Company. This was incorrect in a 10/31 story. Read story.
Red Hook beat Wallkill 25-17, 25-18, 25-17 in a Section 9 Class B volleyball semifinal. The winner was incorrect in a 10/31 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 10/31/2003
An incident that resulted in a school janitor being charged by police with touching a child took place at the Newburgh School Districts Vails Gate High Tech Magnet School in New Windsor. This information was omitted in a 10/30 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 10/29/2003
Bod Daum, who is running for highway superintendent of the Town of Shawangunk, is a registered Republican but is on the ballot as a Democrat. This information was not clear in a story in a 10/28 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 10/27/2003
Petitions to allow Newburgh Mayor Andrew Marino to run on the Democratic and Justice Party lines were ruled invalid by the Orange Board of Elections due to irregularities with some of the signatures. This information was incorrect in a 10/24 story. Read story.
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Posted on: 10/24/2003
The sister of accident victim Kyle Keys is Dominique Keys. Her name was incorrect in a 10/24 story. Full story.
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Posted on: 10/20/2003
Some information was omitted about Chester Town Council candidate Lee Squires Sussman in a 10/17 story. She is 47 years old, has been a Chester resident for six years and a union leader with IATSE Local 499. Read story.
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Posted on: 10/16/2003
A 10/15 story incorrectly reported that a man fired a shot from this handgun outside the 28 West dance club in Middletown. Police said that man fired a shot in a parking lot on South Street. Full story.
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Posted on: 10/14/2003
The Latino Democratic Committee of Orange County endorsed Eric Valentin for Wallkill Town Board. This was incorrect in a 10/13 story. Full story.
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Posted on: 10/13/2003
The takeoff location of a plane that made an emergency landing at Stewart Airport was incorrectly stated. That plane was coming from Helsinki, Finland. Read story.
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Posted on: 10/10/2003
A story in Thursday’s editions on the state Board of Regents changing high school graduation requirements had two errors. The Board of Regents voted Wednesday to accept state Education Commissioner Richard Mills’ recommenda-tion to allow local school districts to delay raising the passing grade on Regents test from 55 to 65 for the next five senior classes. The story incorrectly said that the Regents had yet to take action on the change. Also, a chart with the story had an incorrect percentage for students in suburban schools scoring 65 and above on the English Regents test in 2002. A total of 82.5 percent of suburban students scored 65 and above on the English Regents. Full story.
The Thrall Public Library District of Middletown and Wallkill covers all of the Town of Wallkill except for a few thousand residents in the Goshen School District, who use the Goshen Library. This information was incorrect in an article in Thurs-day’s editions. Full story.
An editorial in Thursday’s editions incorrectly stated the birthplace of Arnold Schwarzenegger. He is from Austria. Read story.
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Posted on: 10/8/2003
The Forestburgh Civic and Taxpayers Association has set a Meet the Candidates event from 1-4 p.m., Saturday at the Lake Joseph Homeowner’s Association Beach at Lake Joseph. This information was not clear in a 10/6/2003 story. Full story.
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Posted on: 10/6/2003
The pick-your-own apple season continues through the end of October and, at some local orchards, into early November. The length of the season was unclear in a 10/4/2003 story. Full story.
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Posted on: 10/6/2003
From January of this year until August, the Humane Society of Walden returned 79 dogs to their owners, adopted out 236 dogs and euthanized 11 dogs. This infor-mation was incorrect in a story Sept. 26. Full story.
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Posted on: 10/1/2003
An incorrect phone number appeared in the 9/29 political notebook about a fund-raiser to benefit Democratic-Independence candidates for Montgomery Town Board. Call 457-1715 for information about the fund-raiser, which will be held from 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday at Camillo’s At the Crossroads, Route 17K and Route 208. Full story.
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Posted on: 9/25/2003
A man jailed on drug charges who told Tuxedo police he was a tightrope walker at the NY Renaissance Faire worked for a food vendor at the festival but wasn’t a tightrope walker, a Renaissance Faire spokesman said yesterday. The information was incorrect in a 9/20/2003 story. Gary Borstelmann, 45, was arrested Sept. 14 after police stopped his car on Route 17 and found cocaine and marijuana in the car. Michael Hafner, 32 – a passenger who also was arrested on drug charges and told police he worked at the Renaissance Faire – wasn’t an employee of the festival or its vendors, the spokesman said. Full story.
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Posted on: 9/22/2003
The Head of the Highlands Hudson River Regatta was scheduled from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. 9/20 on the Newburgh waterfront. The day of the event was incorrect in a headline in Friday’s editions. Full story.
Eileen Haworth Weil is secretary of the board of trustees of the Mamakating Library. Incorrect identifying information was given in a recent “My View” article. Full story.
Former town of Thompson building inspector John Drobysh granted The Lodge in Rock Hill conditional certificates, under the condition that it allowed no more than 99 people in a single room. This was not clear in a 9/19 story. Full story.
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Posted on: 9/17/2003
Billy Meurer scored three goals for the S.S. Seward boys' soccer team in a victory over Eldred. His name was incorrect in a 9/16/2003 story. Full story.
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Posted on: 9/15/2003
West Point - Cameron Mackintosh is the producer of the national touring company of “Les Miserables,’’ which is playing at Eisenhower Hall this season. The producer’s name was incorrect in Friday’s Go. Full story.
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Posted on: 9/11/2003
Warwick’s Tim Marion did not fumble in the fourth quarter of a 9/5/2003 football game against Kingston. It was incorrectly attributed to Marion in a 9/6/2003 story. Full story.
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Posted on: 9/5/2003
Soulfly, Hank Williams III and Superjoint Ritual will not be performing at the Woodstock Tatoo and Body Arts Festival, which begins 9/5/2003. The lineup was incorrect in a 9/4/2003 story. Full story.
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Posted on: 9/4/2003
The phone number for the Hudson Valley Technology Development Center was incorrect in a 9/3/03 story. The correct number is 896-6934 ext. 3001. Full story.
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Posted on: 8/29/2003
A story in the August 28 editions on a court order for CM & Sons of Wallkill incorrectly identified the judge who issued the order. He is state Supreme Court Justice Joseph G. Owen. Full story.
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Posted on: 8/28/2003
- The telephone number for Leptondale Elementary School in the Wallkill School District was incorrect in the Aug. 21 “Back to School” section. The correct phone number is 895-7200. Class hours at the elementary level are 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Back to school section.
- One of the towns in Monroe-Woodbury School District was omitted from a list of district tax rates that appeared in August 27th editions. The following is the complete list:
Blooming Grove: $106.33 per $1,000 of assessed value, up 8.8 percent
Chester: $29.62 per $1,000 of assessed value, up 30 percent
Monroe: $95.55 per $1,000 of assessed value, up 16.7 percent
Tuxedo: $114.74 per $1,000 of assessed value, up 17.9 percent
Woodbury: $43.20 per $1,000 of assessed value, up 17.1 percent
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