In a peaceful corner of the Hudson Valley, a broad expanse of land sits at the ready for hundreds of homes ranging between 2,500 and 3,400 square feet, with views of the surrounding hills. There will be a recreation center and tennis courts, and nearly half of the development’s 117 acres will be kept as open space.
they most have read Joe Orlow's comment
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Let's put this in perspective.
If I gave you a choice to take a walk at night unescorted through an American neighborhood filled with an overwhelming majority of White people, or through a neighborhood in any inner city neighborhood in America with a minority of White people, which would you choose?
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ReplyDeleteThe town is not anti-Chasidic. It's anti-development using techniques employed by some Chasidim to do an end run around the letter and/or spirit of the law and sensibilities of longterm residents.