Questions Surrounding Town Of Haverstraw’s Payment For A Lease Valuation and Identity of “Client” May Undermine The Deal By Tina Traster The Town of Haverstraw wants the building owned by the Knights of Columbus (Haverstraw Council) on 56 West Broad Street in the Village of Haverstraw. First, it sought to acquire it through a donation […]
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Knights of Columbus Turn To Courts To Lease or Sell Building to Town of Haverstraw; OAG Says Knights’ Holding Company Can’t Amend Its Charter
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Freedom From Religion Foundation Tells Haverstraw To Disentangle Itself From Knights of Columbus; Leasing Deal Violates Constitution
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Knights Of Columbus To Become Town Of Haverstraw’s Landlord, Lease Income May Be Subject To Income Tax
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Knights Received More Than $120,000 In Taxpayer Money But Never Followed Through On Filing Needed Petition To Complete Donation Transaction
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Knights And Town Of Haverstraw Saw Writing on the Wall; Attorney General’s Office Received Raft of Complaints About Sale, Lawsuits Were Threatened
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Elected Official Joins Bevy Of Complainants To AG’s Office Over Knights Of Columbus Building Donation To Town of Haverstraw
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The Town Of Haverstraw Can Neither Fund Nor Provide Exclusive Space To A Religious Organization In A Town-Owned Building
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Organization Demands Town of Haverstraw Deal With Knights Violates Separation of Church And State
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Kings Katherine’s Lawyer Says Town Needs To Rescind The Contract For The Donated Building To Resurrect Original Plan For 100 Affordable Housing Units
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