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Dubaldi
sentenced
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Vol. 28, No 32
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AUGUST 10 - 16, 2016
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SERVING NEWBURGH AND NEW WINDSOR
Kathryn Mack named new city comptroller
By SHANTAL RILEY
[email protected]
Kathryn Mack has been appointed the
new comptroller and director of finance
for the City of Newburgh. Mack has
served as acting city comptroller since
May.
“We are not only impressed by her
competence but by her enthusiasm for
the ways in which she takes crises as they
occur in the city’s finances and in our
comptroller’s office and converts them
into opportunities,” said City Manager
Michael Ciaravino at a Newburgh City
Council meeting Monday.
Mack has worked for the City of
Newburgh for six years. An Aug. 5 city
press release described Mack as “integral
in stabilizing the financial condition of
the city.”
“In her first role as the junior
accountant, Ms. Mack revitalized the
financial billing and receipt of funds for
the city’s PILOT program and worked to
create reconciliation processes for all city
finances.”
In 2014, Mack was promoted to the
position of accountant. According to the
press release, she led “all private and
public audits, initiated new financial
processes to ensure the recapture of
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Setting sail for Newburgh
By SHANTAL RILEY
[email protected]
Former New Windsor Republican
Committee chairman Carmen Dubaldi
was sentenced in Orange County Court
to one to three years in state prison last
week.
Dubaldi was convicted on three counts
of third-degree grand larceny stemming
from
the
theft of more
than $120,000
in campaign
funds from
O r a n g e
C o u n t y
Clerk Annie
R a b b i t ,
f o r m e r
C o u n t y
Executive Ed
Diana and
state
Sen.
Bill Larkin
Carmen Dubaldi
Jr.
“Justice has been served,” Larkin said
in a statement last Friday.
According to Ulster County District
Attorney Holley Carnright, audits of
the three campaign accounts revealed
that, between 2008 and 2015, Dubaldi
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The Kalmar Nychel, a replica of a ship that brought the settlers from Sweden to Delaware in 1638 docked in Newburgh over the weekend.
Additional photos on page 34.
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