Appeals court rejects challenge to NY tax payments
Associated Press 10.07.08, 8:42 AM ET
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ROCHESTER, N.Y. –
A state appeals court has unanimously rejected a challenge to the state’s authority to make property tax payments on state lands.
By Tom Wilber • Press & Sun-Bulletin • October 6, 2008
The public will get its first look at how the state plans to proceed with a review of the environmental impact of natural gas drilling with the release of an outline scheduled for today.
LIVINGSTON MANOR — As Sims Foster watched this hamlet blossom — the fresh sidewalks, handsome light posts and new businesses — he realized that Livingston Manor was missing what every other vibrant community had: a restaurant.
A VISION Doug and Heather Mason’s land on Lake James in North Carolina. The home is still a “work in progress.”
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Irma Sagazie, who’s about to turn 100, still kayaks. | |
SAUGERTIES – Irma Sagazie’s annual Esopus Creek Safari will be held Saturday morning.
This is an important opportunity for builders, contractors, and others – please forward to people in the Sullivan County region who may be interested in applying home energy efficiency principles in their work.
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September 29, 2008
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Steve Dimeo
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A report issued Monday by a fisheries conservation group says New York lags Northeastern states in protecting its water resources.
New York uses more water per household than any other state except California and Texas, according to "Tapped Out: New York’s Water Woes," by Trout Unlimited. The report calls for New York to adopt water conservation laws, which could include new limits on residential water use, and higher prices for heavier users.
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