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Nevele Taken from Hoffman by Wolff
By Brian Rubin
KINGSTON - On Wednesday, March 24, Judge Mary Work rendered her judgment in the dispute between Joel Hoffman and Mitchell Wolff, former business partners who were fighting for control over Ellenville's Nevele Grande Resort. Work ruled that Wolff be awarded control over the resort, as well as the Center at Horseheads, an industrial park.
The decision seemingly puts an end to the ongoing question of whether and to whom Hoffman would sell the resort, which has been for sale since March 2008. New questions, however, have been raised, such as to whom Wolff plans on selling the resort, and what will happen to BG Quality Logging's efforts to conduct a selective timber harvest on the property, which has been under review by Wawarsing's planning board since last summer.
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