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News That Matters – April 28, 2010

I thought the numbers posted here were a little off the mark and so I did my homework. In 2006, the Ballster pulled 55% of the vote, not 71% as the PSD poster claims. And for the 2008 race against John Degnan he scored 61% of the vote not 75% as was quoted. I would have left a comment on the blog correcting the poster but, as you could guess, the comments section was closed and there’s no contact information available. Now, isn’t that just like him and his peeps? . . . → Read More: News That Matters – April 28, 2010

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News That Matters – April 12, 2010

The countdown to Thursday’s Tea Bagger rally in Carmel is well underway as part time Assemblyman and full time demagogue, Greg “Lock and Load” Ball, and his hired gang of outside agitators, bring their obsolete and un-thought out ideas to the steps of the County courthouse. I have a list of scheduled speakers here somewhere but it’s the same old, same old group of “we’ve heard it all before’s”, nothing new to say, no actual solutions, hot air blowing politicians and politician wannabees. And no, they won’t let Jeff Green speak. What’s with that? . . . → Read More: News That Matters – April 12, 2010

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Do you have (bog) turtles?

Public Notice

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYS DEC) announces the start of the Open Application Period for the Landowner Incentive Program: Management and Protection of Bog Turtle Habitat.

Private landowners and not-for-profit groups working on private land will be able to apply for funding for the protection of at-risk . . . → Read More: Do you have (bog) turtles?

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200 rally to save state parks

200 rally to save state parks

NEW PALTZ – A rally in New Paltz held Saturday afternoon in protest of the closure of state parks across New York, specifically Minnewaska, brought out nearly 200 concerned Hudson Valley residents.

Attendees heard from numerous local representatives and were then treated to an afternoon of music and . . . → Read More: 200 rally to save state parks

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Scenic Hudson protects view from FDR home | poughkeepsiejournal.com | Poughkeepsie Journal

Scenic Hudson protects view from FDR home | poughkeepsiejournal.com

HIGHLAND — Scenic Hudson has taken another major step in protecting the view from the Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic Site in Hyde Park.

The land preservation group has purchased 160 acres of woodlands directly across the Hudson River from the FDR site, which includes . . . → Read More: Scenic Hudson protects view from FDR home | poughkeepsiejournal.com | Poughkeepsie Journal

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Quantifying open space loss from urban sprawl – Front Page – Conservation Maven

Quantifying open space loss from urban sprawl – Front Page

A new housing development in San Jose, CA. Image credit, Sean O'Flaherty.A new study in the journal PLoS ONE finds that 1.4 million hectares of open space was lost to urban sprawl in the United States from 1990 – 2000.

Robert McDonald from the . . . → Read More: Quantifying open space loss from urban sprawl – Front Page – Conservation Maven

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News That Matters – February 24, 2010

Rental unit occupancy rates are down as are rents as fewer are able to afford the high cost of local residency. Brewster has so many apartments for rent they don’t know what to do and the homeless population is rising across the nation as people are forced out of their homes and apartments for their inability to cover their monthly payments. The national suicide rate has also steadily increased as people find themselves buried under a growing mountain of debt – not from credit cards mind you, but from the day-to-day bills that can no longer being met and who see no light at the end of the tunnel. . . . → Read More: News That Matters – February 24, 2010

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