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http://tarrytown.dailyvoice.com/business/tarrytowns-james-maloney-joins-statewide-abstract

Tarrytown’s James Maloney Joins Statewide Abstract
by Tom Renner Business

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TARRYTOWN, N.Y. – Title insurance experts Statewide Abstract Corp. of White Plains has announced the hiring of James M. Maloney of Tarrytown.

Maloney was assistant vice president for 22 years for Chicago Title. He began his career as a title professional in 1975 for The Title Guarantee Co., where he was vice president of sales until 1978, calling on attorneys, banks and life insurance companies.

He continued as a title professional through his entire career up to now, with skills in sales for Pioneer National Title, TitleGuarantee New York and Ticor Title, New York. For Statewide, he continues to call on attorneys, banks and developers. He spends a lot of his time at the Westchester County Bar Association and other local bar associations as well as at the Westchester County Association.

He holds a bachelor of arts degree in economics from Manhattan College, in the Bronx, and completed additional studies in real estate at the New School in New York City.

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Maloney, James M. [MC????]

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Dear John,

I believe that James is a member of the Class of 1970.

Mike

McEneney, Mike (MC1953)

[JR: Thanks, Mike. Much appreciated.]

Maloney, James M. [MC1970]

# – # – # – # – #  2013-May-08 @ 11:21  

http://nyack.patch.com/articles/orangetown-republicans-choose-wettje-to-run-for-supervisor

Elections

Orangetown Republicans Choose Wettje to Run for Supervisor

The Orangetown Republican Committee voted for Walter Wettje of Pearl River its candidate for Orangetown Superivor this fall, with incumbents Denis Troy and Tom Diviny running to keep their town council seats.

By Ryan BuncherOrangetown

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Councilman Denis Troy nominated Walter Wettje of Pearl River as a candidate for Supervisor at the Orangetown Republican Committee meeting Thursday in the Nauraushank Lodge in Pearl River.

“He graduated from the finest institution in the land, Manhattan College,” said Troy, himself a Manhattan graduate, drawing laughs from the assembled crowd. “He was a teacher. He had a long, distinguished career at Verizon. We have economic challenges. We need somebody capable of dealing with those challenges.”

Andrew Wiley of Pearl River also put his name in to run for Supervisor, but Wettje was voted in, 57-8, and will run against incumbent Democrat Andy Stewart for the office of Orangetown Supervisor Nov. 5.

“One of the budgets I managed was the operation and capitalization of all the projects in the footprint of the United States for the data centers at Verizon was $1.2 billion, so I do know how to manage the budget,” Wettje said. “I do know how to consolidate contracts. I do know how to work with people, compromise and negotiate. And I know how to lead people. This is what I believe is important for this town right now. Right now the leadership is lacking. That’s where it needs to go.”

Incumbents Troy and Tom Diviny will run as the Republican candidates to keep their seats on the town council. Both won votes against Shelly Morgan Thursday night. Troy is the longest-serving member of the town board, having been a councilman since 2000. Diviny is running for his second four-year term. Both spoke about the importance of Republican control of the town board. Four of the five members of the current council are Republicans.

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Troy, Denis [MC????]

Wettje, Walter [MC????]

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Dear John,

I believe that Denis is a member of the Class of 1970 and Walter is a member of the Class of 1976.

Mike

McEneney, Mike (MC1953)

[JR: Thanks, Mike. Much appreciated.]

Troy, Denis [MC1970]

Wettje, Walter [MC1976]

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http://www.patriotledger.com/blogs/goodage/x1433780893/Harry-Williams-resigns-as-Thomas-Crane-Library-director

Williams, Harry Roger III [MC1970] 

Updated Feb 08, 2013 @ 07:02 AM
Harry Williams: why I resigned as Crane Library director
By Sue Scheible

Harry Williams III has resigned as director of the Thomas Crane Public Library in Quincy. It is time to smell the roses.

“I have been working since I was 14, and in the library profession for 41 years, but I realized there are other ways to live,” Williams says in the winter issue of Happenings, the newsletter of the Friends of the library.

His resignation was effective at the end of January.

Williams was the 12th library director.

He said he had expected to be in his position for many years, but recent experiences “shook up my feelings and thinking.”

One was a visit to a dear friend who was dying. “No more taking for granted a limitless supply of time to get around to unfilled dreams and ambitions,” Williams said in the newletter.

The other event was spending a week in Arkansas with his wife attending family reunions and experiencing life at a more leisurely pace.

One of the most satisfying parts of his position in Quincy had been collaborating with other community leaders and organizations, he said. He included Quincy High School and Quincy College, the Wollaston Garden Club, the Quincy Police Department and Friends of the Library, the Quincy Historical Society and Quincy Rotary Club.

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http://www.theridgefieldpress.com/13184/veteri-talks-about-other-life-as-nfl-official/

Veteri talks about other life as NFL official
By Henry Meyler on January 11, 2013 in Sports 

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Ridgeielder Tony Veteri Jr. has been an NFL official for 21 seasons.

For the past 21 seasons, Ridgefielder Tony Veteri Jr. has been part of officiating crews at National Football League, working as a head linesman and following in the footsteps of his late father, Tony Veteri Sr.

To many in Ridgefield, the younger Veteri is more well known as a physical education teacher at Veterans Park Elementary School. Henry Meyler, a fifth grader at Veterans Park, and a Ridgefield youth football player, recently interviewed Veteri to find out more about his “other life” as an NFL referee:

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Veteri, Tony Jr. [MC????]

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Dear John,

I believe that Tony is a member of the Class of 1970.

Mike

McEneney, Mike (MC1953)

[JR: Thanks, Mike. Much appreciated.]

Veteri, Tony Jr. [MC1970]

# – # – # – # – #  2013-Jan-12 @ 10:35