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Ariel Zangla

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Former staff reporter for @DailyFreeman. Still a firm believer that democracy depends on journalism. #newsmatters
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Ulster County Animal Response Team helps tend to pets during emergencies

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By Ariel Zangla
| Daily Freeman Verified
KINGSTON, N.Y. — When disaster strikes, it can be difficult for some people to evacuate their homes if they have nowhere to go that will allow their pets. It’s a dilemma that the Ulster County Animal Response Team was created to help address. The Ulster County Animal Response Team, or UCART, was formed in the spring of 2014, co-leader Nadia Steinzor said recently.
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Kingston elected officials likely to get raises

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By Ariel Zangla
| Daily Freeman Verified
KINGSTON, N.Y. — Elected officials in Kingston are expected to get raises in their salaries as part of the 2023 city budget. Under the proposed budget, the mayor’s salary is slated to increase by $5,000 to a total of $95,000 for the coming fiscal year. Each of the members of the city’s Common Council would also see their salaries increase by $1,000. For the Common Council president, the new salary would total $12,000, while the majority and minority leaders would each receive $10,500 for the year.
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Community Action of Greene County relies on community involvement

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By Ariel Zangla
| Daily Freeman Verified
Editor’s note: This is one of a series of articles profiling area agencies that help the needy. CATSKILL, N.Y. — From helping victims of domestic violence to putting food on tables, Community Action of Greene County has been committed to empowering people and families in need since 1967. And the non-profit agency knows it takes a community to help achieve those goals. “We have a lot of needs in the community,” Community Action of Greene County Executive Director Florence Ohle said recently.
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