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THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 2009
Vol 2.24

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The final missing bullet from the shooting on Berme Road back in April that sent a man to the hospital with a gunshot wound to the back of the neck. The bullet was recovered by the EPD early on Tuesday morning. Photo by Brian Rubin

WEB UPDATE:

Page 13 of the print edition of the Shawangunk Journal was erroneously omitted from this week's paper, with a previous page showing up in its place. Thus, two articles were missing: Dust off Yer Dancin' Shoes! and Pet Sounds. The articles appear in their entirety below. We also offer the PDF of the proper page 13:
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Relay for Life

Don't Miss the Survivor Lap 3:15 p.m. Saturday, June 13
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Dirty Party Politics?

Cross Party Endorsements For Bernardo, Briggs, Sheeley, Stoeckler
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Ulster County Receives Certification For 100% Of Stimulus Funding ($4.7 Million) For The Replacement Of The Kerhonkson Bridge

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Dust off Yer Dancin' Shoes!

Cajun and Zydeco Festival Comes to Ulster County
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Pet Sounds

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In the Scene

Living Long and Prospering Under New Management
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SporTalk

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A Letter from Matthews Pharmacy About "New One-Stop Shopping in Napanoch"

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Editorial

The Political Abyss
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From Burglars To Bees

The EPDs Work Is Never Done

By Brian Rubin

ELLENVILLE – The members of the Ellenville Police Department continue their work to keep the village's streets safe, and to bring to justice those who would threaten that safety. According to Police Chief Phil Mattracion, there was yet another home invasion on the evening of Friday, June 5, at about 11 p.m., a mere two weeks after an unrelated home invasion occurred on Clinton Avenue.

According to Chief Mattracion, Beverly Regan and her seven-year-old granddaughter were asleep at her residence on North Main Street, when she was woken up by a knock at the door. > MORE

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