Report by Time-Warner Cable reporter Eva McKend, May 2014 on a spike on copper thefts in Monticello, New York, including a clip with Tom Rue of Choices Mental Health Counseling concerning the impact of opioid dependence in this crime trend. YNN TV.
Answer: You're probably just about exactly right, as the description of the above photo shows (from p. 57 of "Monticello" [2010]) attests:
"This springtime photo shows Broadway (Route 42) from above the corner Oakley (now Lakewood) Avenue. It may be more recent than the newest automobiles shown because production was curtailed during the war years. Mayor Luis DeHoyos opposed elimination of diagonal parking, but parallel parking on Broadway became mandatory in 1946 when the village sought the state's permission to install parking meters. On the right, in the Bogner Building, is the Sol Strand Barber Shop & Beauty Parlor (later David's Fast Photo); Gottesman's Gifts (now Crown Chicken); Bogner's Meat & Poultry; the Green Door Bar & Grill; and Keller Sign Co. Next is Luzker's Hosier; Trachtenberg's (now Chinatown Kitchen); Joe Hertz's shoe repair; taxi-cab company; and another barber. At the corner is St. Peter's Church (minus its steeple), then the Post Office. (Courtesy of Ralph Cutler.)
Republican Watchman, 6/20/1946
An effective barrier of body fluids used to prevent the spread of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), the virus that causes acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) and other diseases transmitted through sex, is the dental dam.
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“Nobody can acquire honor by doing what is wrong”
- Thos. Jefferson
By TOM RUE
As municipal Historian for the Village Monticello, concerned parent, homeowner, taxpayer, and community activist, I have good news!
Sullivan County Soldiers and Sailors Monument, erected 1896, moved 1972. YNN TV.
To: Monticello Village Manager, Mayor, Trustees, Attorney, Clerk, and Others Whom It May Concern:
Following is an historical summary of residency requirements placed on past appointed Village Managers. Historically, the last person prior to one recent brief occupant of the office who was fired at the end of December, to be “permanently” appointed by the Board of Trustees as Village Manager who lived inside Village limits at the time of his hiring as Manager was Robert Norris of Lake Street, some 21 years ago in 1998.
At the reorganizational meeting of the Village of Monticello Board of Trustees held on Monday, April 6, 2009, a relatively minor item of business was the appointment of Tom Rue as Village Historian. The last time a Village Historian was named was 2004, in an appointment made by then Village Manager Richard Sush. To the best of my knowledge, based on a review of minutes, the Village Historian position appears to have been vacant since 2005.