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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2009   
Vol 2.49   



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The conditions in the shed owned by Wawarsing resident Victor Caniglia were found to be filthy and unfit for the nearly seven dozen birds that were kept inside. Courtesy photo
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Homowack Owners Will Comply with Town, State Law
Abandoned Trailer Still A Mystery
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Police Promise Extra Patrols This Holiday Season
Intoxicated Drivers Will be Targeted
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Nolan Case Receives Another Adjournment
Executive Decisions
Joe Katz, Supervisor of the Town of Gardiner
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Knife Museum's Charter is Approved
Real Estate Quarterly Report
Round Up December 2009
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Pet Sounds
Opinion
An Open Letter to State Senator John Bonacic; And His Reply
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Letters
Knife Store The Tip of The Tipping Point - Government Health Care Has Failed Veterans
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Editorial
What's Good For The Goose...
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Caged Birds Sing
Alert Authorities to Animal Abuse

WAWARSING – Last Friday, Victor Caniglia, a 50-year-old resident of Foordmore Road was arrested by the Ulster County SPCA and charged with 83 counts of failure to provide proper food and drink to an impounded animal. Acting on a tip from a member of the community, the not-for-profit organization confiscated all of the birds, which ranged in species from budgies to macaws, and even included wild and exotic birds including a cardinal and a titmouse. The SPCA also confiscated three rabbits out of 17, which, according to the organization's executive director, Brian Shapiro, were possibly being raised for food.  > MORE



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