The Deal Is Off: Knights of Columbus Will Not Donate Building To Town of Haverstraw
Knights And Town Of Haverstraw Saw Writing on the Wall; Attorney General’s Office Received Raft of Complaints About Sale, Lawsuits Were Threatened
Continue ReadingKnights And Town Of Haverstraw Saw Writing on the Wall; Attorney General’s Office Received Raft of Complaints About Sale, Lawsuits Were Threatened
Continue ReadingElected Official Joins Bevy Of Complainants To AG’s Office Over Knights Of Columbus Building Donation To Town of Haverstraw
Continue ReadingThe Town Of Haverstraw Can Neither Fund Nor Provide Exclusive Space To A Religious Organization In A Town-Owned Building
Continue ReadingOrganization Demands Town of Haverstraw Deal With Knights Violates Separation of Church And State
Continue ReadingKings Katherine’s Lawyer Says Town Needs To Rescind The Contract For The Donated Building To Resurrect Original Plan For 100 Affordable Housing Units
Continue ReadingHaverstraw Supervisor Howard Phillips & Others Convinced Knights To Donate Building; Haverstraw Has Paid Knights $56,000 To Cover Rent & Expenses For First Half of 2024; Plans to Pay Knight $7,000 Monthly Until AG’s Office Makes a Decision About the Deal
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Continue ReadingAlana Smith, Principal of Calyx Development Corporation Sends Letter To Supervisor Howard Phillips Expressing Concern Over Derailed Affordable Housing Project
Continue ReadingKnights of Columbus Plan To Forego $2.4 Million Sale of Property And Donate Building to Town Of Haverstraw; Ink Not Dry On Deal
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