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Woodstock Town Board wants police officer Philip Sinagra’s status resolved

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WOODSTOCK, N.Y. — Town Board members hope an April hearing to determine whether part-time police officer Philip Sinagra can be fired is the last time they need to pay lawyers for the case. The hearing, scheduled from Tuesday, April 1, through Thursday, April 3, was discussed during a Town Board meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 18. During the meeting, the board approved paying bills of $3,392 for November 2024 and $3,861 for December 2024 from the legal …

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Woodstock Town Board wants police officer Philip Sinagra’s status resolved

WOODSTOCK, N.Y. — Town Board members hope an April hearing to determine whether part-time police officer Philip Sinagra can be fired is the last time they need to pay lawyers for the case. The hearing, scheduled from Tuesday, April 1, through Thursday, April 3, was discussed during a Town Board meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 18. During the meeting, the board approved paying bills of $3,392 for November 2024 and $3,861 for December 2024 from the legal …

13 hours ago·Kingston, United States

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Daily Freeman broke the news in Kingston, United States 13 hours ago on Saturday, February 22, 2025.

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