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Monticello Housing Board, leadership abruptly resign after years of alleged mismanagement (opens the original)
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MONTICELLO, N.Y. – The future of the Monticello Housing Authority is at risk after nearly the entire agency’s board and the executive director abruptly resigned last week. Michael Sussman, the Village of Monticello Attorney, told Radio Catskill that four board commissioners — Tanita Owens, Stella Butler, Heather Russell, and Anthony Valle — and the now-former executive director Marc Starling submitted their formal resignations last Thursday and Friday. Starling’s last day was planned for Monday,
Sullivan families go year without child care aid as some struggle to stay afloat (opens the original)
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Rose Chateau has a three-year-old daughter, Dinah, and is expecting a baby boy in December. Dinah loves toys, ice cream, and coloring – and she’s excited to do more of those activities with her soon-to-be sibling. “I’m 23 weeks pregnant, soon to go on 24 [weeks],” said Chateau, a Narrowsburg resident. “[Dinah’s] gonna be almost four by the time this baby is born, and we found out we’re having a boy.” But Chateau says she and her husband are nervous about their growing family since Sullivan Count
Kimberly Izar, Radio Catskill (opens the original)
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Kimberly Izar, Radio Catskill News Monticello Housing Board, leadership abruptly resign after years of alleged mismanagement Kimberly Izar, Radio Catskill The future of the Monticello Housing Authority is at risk after nearly the entire agency’s board and executive director abruptly resigned last week. News Sullivan families go year without child care aid as some struggle to stay afloat Kimberly Izar, Radio Catskill Hundreds of families in Sullivan County have gone over a year without child care
Catskills’ largest proposed solar project draws environmental and ethical concerns (opens the original)
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The solar developer, RWE, has filed its application with New York state to build a 200-megawatt solar energy and 100-megawatt battery energy storage facility in Sullivan County. If approved, the project would be the largest permitted utility-scale solar project in the Catskills and the Hudson Valley, spanning over 1,200 acres. RWE filed its application for the Town Line Solar project with the state’s Office of Renewable Energy Siting and Electric Transmission (ORES) on Monday. The nearest permit
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