| VOLUME XXXV No. 2 | Narrowsburg, NY | January 8-14, 2009 |
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Pike gets ‘thumped’ Seismic survey underway in region PIKE COUNTY, PA—Mammoth vehicles designed to transmit vibrations far underground began harvesting data along Route 6 in Pike County last Sunday to facilitate the process of natural gas extraction in the region. The first indication of the process was the appearance of pink survey flags placed within PennDOT’s right-of-way, followed by miles of cable strung along the roadway. The unusual vehicles, commonly referred to as “thumper trucks,” are owned by Dawson Geophysical Company of Midland, TX. The truck depicted above was one of three such vehicles operating among numerous Dawson vehicles. Two additional companies from Ohio assisted with highway safety. 
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Cochecton leadership challenge Deputy supervisor appointment is a matter of interpretation LAKE HUNTINGTON, NY—Tensions flared among the normally collegial Town of Cochecton lawmakers at the reorganization meeting at the town hall on January 5. At issue is who will become the deputy supervisor for 2009, thus filling in for supervisor Sal Indelicato until his term expires at the end of this year. |
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Tusten fire still being investigated Investigators working nearly 24/7 LAVA, NY—The cause of the raging blaze that totally destroyed a house on Route 25 in Lava is still under active and intense investigation, according to Sullivan County District Attorney Steve Lungen. |
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