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THURSDAY, JULY 22, 2010
Vol 3.29

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Members of an anti-Zionist Jewish organization led a protest in Napanoch earlier this week. Photo by Chris Rowley

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Abundant Life Farm Denied Ag District

Neighbors Complain to Ulster County Legislature
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Administrators in Summer School Too

Commissioner Steiner Says Change is Coming
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'Tea Partiers,' Others, Come Out for Town Hall Meeting

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ULSTER COUNTY DISPATCH

Legislature Blocks County Exec's Youth Director Pick
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Intruder Violates Protection Order

10-Year-Old Boy Injured by Assailant
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Real Estate Quarterly Update

Tri-County Area Heating Up
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Pet Sounds

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Smirk

My ancestor was a muskrat!
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Opinion

"Brave New World..." or "The Pink Elephant In The Room"
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Letters

Wawarsing Must Do A Property Tax Revaluation - Removal of Piazza Is Just The Beginning - Unemployment Must Be Continued - Sign Up For Blueberry Festival
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Editorial

Albany Strikes Again
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ROAD RAGE

Campers March Against Israel

By Chris Rowley

NAPANOCH – "Israeli government — shame on you!" roared the voice from the speakers on top of the mini-van, "Israeli government — shame on you!" echoed back from about a thousand Orthodox Jewish boys, taking part in a protest of Israeli government actions concerning ancient Jewish graves in the modern state of Israel.

The march, from a summer camp at 38 Sportsman Road, in Napanoch, passed down Sportsman Road for about two hundred yards, shepherded by a pair of state police patrol cars, and then entered a large car park, where the children massed, waving signs, some homemade others professionally printed. > MORE