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Our Town Candidates
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CARL ZATZ*
Town Supervisor
Supervisor Carl Zatz first came to this area in 1967 while visiting SUNY in New Paltz. In 1981, he moved to Cottekill and in 1985 invested in Gardiner Airport. He currently lives on Guilford Road. He was elected supervisor in the town of Gardiner in 2003... [more]
This administration's "can do," efficient government, costs no more than the ineffective prior administration's "can't afford it" efforts: Our rate $0.31 per thousand of assessed value Vs. theirs $0.72 per thousand of assessed value for town general expenses. (While valuations went up in 2004, the real tax costs are down.)
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JOE KATZ
Town Council
I was born in New York City. My family bought our home in Gardiner in 1939. I am a graduate of Cornell University and I spent 2 years as an army officer teaching leadership skills. I have made Gardiner my home in my adult years... [more]
Active, involved kids are more likely to be happy, healthy kids. This administration has initiated a town youth committee to encourage a full spectrum of youth programs for our children.
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JANET KERN
Town Council
I came to Gardiner when my mother bought an abandoned farmhouse on the ridge in 1970, and learned about rural community from the family on whose farm I kept my horse, and about the lay of this land from riding across the forests, fields, and roads... [more]
Dems acted to help families stay together in Gardiner with a law that exempts from taxation for any increase in assessed value on residential property resulting from the construction or reconstruction of such property for the purpose of providing living quarters for a parent or grandparent, who is sixty-two years of age or older.
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Our County Legislative Candidates
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TRACEY BARTELS*
Nearing the end of her first term, Tracey Bartels is honored to represent Gardiner, Shawangunk, and New Paltz and District 8 in the Ulster County Legislature. I have been given an incredible opportunity. It has been both a challenge and a learning experience"... [more]
Dem Board passed the Patriot Act Resolution supporting penalty free county tax extensions for servicemen.
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DR. PETER LIEPMANN
As a family physician, I´ve dedicated my professional life to helping people one at a time. Over the years, I realized that wasn´t enoughmy patients´ problems often weren´t medical at all. For example, because they didn´t have medical insurance, they couldn´t get the treatment they needed to get back to work...so they couldn´t work, and they couldn´t get medical insurance ...so they stayed sick and out of work... [more]
Created a cellular service project to provide "camouflaged", or hidden service to the town.
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