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Wallkill Valley Times, Wednesday, March 23, 2016
Holocaust survivor
shares message
of hope
Continued from page 3
to experiments. To this day, he suffers from head, neck
and back pains.
The Germans, planning to attack Russia, subjected
many people to freezing cold water to see how long
they could endure frigid temperatures. The experiments
didn’t help. Hitler’s Army withered in the frigid Russian
winter.
Despite not knowing what type of experiments were
performed on him, Steigman asked for reparations from
the German government. Fortunately for Steigmann, the
Germans kept records of their experiments. In 2004 he
collected 2,500 German Deutsche Marks for his troubles.
He also doesn’t remember that he was close to starvation, only that his parents told him they feared losing
him in the camp, or the name of the kind German woman
who brought him. People like her are called “righteous
among nations” and honored with a stone in Israel.
He urged the Pine Bush students to “use as many positive words as you can, every single day.” And that if you
think positive, the words that come out of your mouth
will also be positive.
“When you elevate somebody,” he said, “two people
will feel good.”
He also warned against misusing the Internet.
Whatever is put out there, he said, cannot be erased.
“Calling people names doesn’t demean them,” he
said. “It demeans you.”
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Police Blotter
WALDEN POLICE
Michael Franke, 32, of Walden was charged March 7 with petit
larceny. He is scheduled to appear in village court on March 23.
Brandon Abdullah, 27, was charged March 7 with 2 counts of
petit larceny. He is scheduled to appear in village court on March
23.
Joshua Colon, 24, of the Bronx was arrested March 8 on a
bench warrant out of the village of Walden. He was arraigned and
is scheduled to appear in village court on March 23.
Tione Brand, 33, of Walden was arrested March 8 on a bench
warrant out of the village of Walden. He was arraigned in village
court and turned over to the City of Middletown on their warrant.
Timothy Donnelly, 57, of Walden was charged March 9 with
aggravated unlicensed operation 3rd. He is scheduled to appear in
village court on April 13.
Joseph Rawlins, 30, of Walden was arrested March 9 on a
bench warrant out of the Town of Newburgh. He was turned over
to the Town of Newburgh Police
David Stewart, 22, of Cold Spring was charged March 12 with
harassment 2nd. He is scheduled to appear in village court on
March 23.
Dwayne Clarence, 24, of Newburgh was charged March 12 with
aggravated unlicensed operation 3rd and arrested on a bench warrant out of the City of Newburgh. He was turned over to the City
of Newburgh Police and is scheduled to appear in village court on
April 13.
Derrick Anim, 20, of Spring Valley was charged March 13 with
operating a motor vehicle suspended registration. He is scheduled
to appear in village court on April 13.
Eli Bell, 24, of Montgomery was arrested March 14 on a bench
warrant out of the village of Walden. He was arraigned, remanded
to Orange County Jail and is scheduled to appear in village court
on March 23.
Raymond Caston, 36, of Walden was charged March 14 with
criminal trespass 2nd. He is scheduled to appear in village court
on March 23.
A 17-year-old female from Walden was charged March 15 with
endangering the welfare of a child and harassment 2nd. She is
scheduled to appear in village court on March 23.
Shannon Peace, 32, of Walden was charged March 15 with petit
larceny. She is scheduled to appear in village court on March 23.
Kyle Steinard, 22, of Walden was charged March 16 with unlawfully dealing with a child 1st. He is scheduled to appear in village
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