Talk:New City, New York

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How is Mark Cuban related to New City?

How euphemistic

"More affordable areas can be found closer to the center of the hamlet." Dave Foster (talk) 22:06, 28 June 2008 (UTC)

Notable people section uncited since February 2007

I think after two years, it is reasonable to remove this completely unreferenced section from the article. I don't want to delete it entirely, because I truly believe sources can be found for the majority of these. If you find a source, feel free to add it and the corresponding text back to the article. In the future, uncited additions to such a section may be flagged, deleted, or reverted. --JBC3 (talk) 03:06, 7 April 2009 (UTC)

Notable people from New City

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• Maxwell Anderson - Playwright; long-time resident. One member of an informal artists' colony on South Mountain Road
• Skylar Astin - Broadway Performer - Spring Awakening. Actor - Hamlet 2
• Barry Bostwick - Actor from TV's Spin City and the movie The Rocky Horror Picture Show, living until 2005 in farmhouse once owned by Maxwell Anderson
• Keith Bulluck - Tennessee Titans All-Pro Linebacker
• Will Cunnane - Professional Baseball Player, played for the Atlanta Braves, San Diego Padres, Milwaukee Brewers, and Chicago Cubs
• Lotte Lenya - Actress-singer.
• Mike Mullin - Professional Bowler
• Mike Peterson - Former University of Florida Linebacker,
• Adam Rodriguez - Detective Eric Delko from CBS's hit crime-drama CSI: Miami.
• Sam Rosen - Announcer for the New York Rangers and NFL on FOX
• Philip Rosenthal - Executive Producer, "Everybody Loves Raymond"
• Adam Schein - NFL talkshow host for Sirius radio, writer for Foxsports.com, and fill-in host on WFAN, New York
• Brad Schreiber - Writer, lived in New City as a boy, prior to moving to California
• Kurt Weill - German-American theatre composer, lived in New City from time of naturalization until death. He is buried at Mount Repose Cemetery in Haverstraw (village), New York beside his wife Lotte Lenya.
• Randi Weingarten - Current President, United Federation of Teachers
• Adolph Zukor - Founder of Paramount Pictures, donated land for Zukor Park

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