Searching for the truth in Upper Saddle River
Despite a lofty Arbor Day proclamation by Mayor Minichetti on April 7, 2022 regarding April 22, 2022, also known as Earth Day, the town of Upper Saddle River leaves much to be desired in it’s environmental policies and practices. The green leafy locale, up to 10 – 20 years ago, has been slowly and…
Tonight 8pm Tonight Upper Saddle River Mayor and Council Meeting Agenda Here Despite: the recent sewage spill in the Saddle River from upstream in NY – visible at Lions Park the recent flooding on Hillside Ave from the lack of oversight by Airmont Village arising from the destruction of land for a cemetery the potential…
Source: The Airmont Observer via Facebook Zoom Info: Reorganizing Agenda Here Meeting Agenda Here Note: with a recent sewage spill into the Saddle River and Hillside Ave closed following last weeks rain with debris from the runoff closing the road it is clear the Village is either unable or unwilling to enforce codes or…
22 March is World Water Day. An annual United Nations Observance that was started in 1993, this day celebrates water and raises awareness of the 2 billion people currently living without access to safe water. At the outset these people were in undeveloped countries where access to clean safe water was limited. Over time, with…
Tonight March 21 @ 7pm With sewage visibly polluting the Saddle River at Lions Park, and the recent sewage spill in Airmont the question is – is this on the tonight’s agenda? Who knows as no agenda is ever posted.
It happened. Despite warning, experts and a simple thing – good common sense – the removal of trees and lighting fast work with no oversight (to say the least) have resulted in the a sewer overflow at the Saddle River Sewer Transfer Station in Airmont NY. Toilet paper floating in the water, trash, no control….
Earlier today a post went out to email subscribers that did NOT contain the point of the post – and most important item – the video. Please click this link to view it Apologies.
Source: CUPON Mahwah via Facebook group Clarkstown – What They Don’t Want You To Know Hillside Ave is proceeding, with violations, permits issues, etc., etc. and The Village of Airmont either can’t or won’t do anything to control this juggernaut. It is an environmental disaster in the making with water issues a major…
Source: CUPON Airmont (Facebook) Full Agenda here. Note: Resolution of code officer Public comment – An opportunity to raise issues of mikvah, cemetery and water access (among other things).
March 3, 2022 Source: Facebook Clarkstown – What They Don’t Want You To Know from: Journal News – Steve Lieberman Jeff Phillips bought his Hillside Avenue house four decades ago. At that time, he and his family could sit outside and commune with nature and watch deer and other animals wander around the property. The…