Vol. 37, No. 42 3 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2019
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Teen
questioned
in Crispell
gun posting
P umpkin S eason
No criminal
charges filed
By CONNOR LINSKEY
[email protected]
The Crawford Police Department and
Hudson Valley Crime Analysis Center
announced Friday that they had located
the person who posted the gun image
to the Crispell Middle School listing on
Google Maps. It was discovered that the
subject was a 14-year-old male.
The Pine Bush School District and the
Town of Crawford Police Department
received word on Sept. 26 that someone
had hacked the posting for Crispell Middle
School on Google Maps. The hacker
inserted a photograph of a gun on the
school’s listing.
This was a problem, as Google Maps
entries lead the listings for a location
that is searched using the Google search
engine. The image was the first to pop
up when someone typed Crispell Middle
School’s location into Google, making it
noticeable to people in the area.
The district filed a formal request to
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Connor Linskey
Casey Bookstein spent part of Columbus Day by picking out a pumpkin at Hoeffner Farms in Montgomery.
Shawangunk candidates gather
Twelve state their cases at forum hosted by Woman’s Club
By TED REMSNYDER
With the Nov. 5 general election right
around the corner and the campaign
season heating up, the Wallkill Woman’s
Club held its first-ever candidate forum
at Shawangunk Town Hall on Oct. 3, as
a dozen candidates laid out their cases in
front of a packed audience of local voters.
Each prospective office holder had the
opportunity to speak for three minutes
to begin the night’s proceedings, and
a short question and answer session
with residents followed the opening
statements.
In the race for the Ulster County
Legislature’s District 13, which represents
Shawangunk, Democratic challenger
Andrew Domenech is squaring off with
Republican Ulster County Legislator Ken
Ronk. The incumbent has served in the
Legislature for the last dozen years and
is seeking his seventh two-year term in
office. “It’s been the thrill of my life to
represent the place I’ve lived my whole
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SERVING CRAWFORD, GARDINER, MAYBROOK, MONTGOMERY, PINE BUSH, SHAWANGUNK, WALDEN AND WALLKILL