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	Stewart casts cold eye on carbon By KATHY KAHN Stewart International Airport presents an opportunity for aviation experts and engineers to work with “essentially a blank slate,” said Anthony Shorris, executive director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which now runs the Newburgh facility. He plans to use that tabula rasa effectively. Colony Liquor may leave Kingston By LYNN WOODS Colony Liquor & Wine Distributors, which has been doing business in the city of Kingston since the 1930s and has 200 employees, the majority of them with well-paying, union jobs, is threatening to leave the city. Bottle plant to sip water By LYNN WOODS Southeastern Container Inc., a bottle manufacturer for Coca-Cola Co. in Wappingers Falls, has been seeking ways to reduce the energy footprint of its 250,000-square-foot facility. One area of particular concern has been the excessive amount of water required to turn plastic performs into bottles. The supply from wells on the property hasn’t been sufficient to meet the need, so up to 36,000 gallons of water has had to be trucked to the site each day. Biker building maxes out every gallon By KATHY KAHN Whether your ride of choice is a Harley, BMW, Honda or Kawasaki, anyone who enjoys motorcycling appreciates the added bonus of an enviro-friendly ride and the joy of whistling past the gas pumps. Even the casual observer has likely noticed the ranks of those on two wheels have greatly expanded since the days when Hunter Thompson famously pulled back the curtain on the Hell’s Angels’ raucous shenanigans. Armor Dynamics breaks ground By LYNN WOODS A year and half after its plans to manufacture body armor in Kingston were announced with great fanfare at City Hall, Armor Dynamics Inc. is getting a new, 10,000-square-foot facility at the Kingston Business Park. Buy my home … please! By KATHY KAHN The unsold housing bulge is starting to look like a pig in a python and buyers are increasingly waste-wary.

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