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Wawarsing, New York is located in Ulster County. Zip codes in Wawarsing, NY include 12489. More Wawarsing information.

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10 hrs ago | Times Herald-Record

Aqueduct homes get ranking in Wawarsing

Wawarsing residents dealing with leaks in New York City's Delaware Aqueduct got a hint at relief - rankings from the state and the city pointing toward buyouts.

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21 hrs ago | Times Herald-Record

VIDEO: Record Newswatch June 1, 2012

Featured in todays Record Newswatch - a Middletown man is sentenced for a fatal shooting last July in Middletown; flood-weary Wawarsing residents find out who is currently eligible to receive home buyout money and a different type of horsepower is on display during a harness racing driving school at Historic Track in Goshen.

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Wed May 30, 2012

Times Herald-Record

Fixing aqueduct will be noisy job

A $2.1 billion aqueduct tunnel repair project will bring more traffic and noise to the region.

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Fri May 18, 2012

Times Herald-Record

Rehab rampage bill passes state Senate

PPat Cuomo, shown soon after her daughter, nurse Keri Reynolds, was wounded in 2010 by a rehab center patient, wants state laws to change.

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Wed May 16, 2012

Times Herald-Record

KJ faction loses bid to halt camp permits

Kiryas Joel's ruling faction has been unable to stop Ulster County from issuing summer camp permits to their Satmar adversaries.

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Wed May 09, 2012

Times Herald-Record

Union council, Nyc Dep sign aqueduct pact

A project labor agreement between the New York City Department of Environmental Protection and the Hudson Valley Building and Construction Trades Council promises to create 160 local jobs during construction of an aqueduct bypass to supply water to the city.

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