Pawling man killed at the Baldwin Place Construction Site

Mahopac A 49-year-old Pawling man was killed when an excavator, which he worked in the former Mahopac farms on Route 6 and in the Baldwin Place Road in the Baldwin Place Section of Mahopac, sometimes ejected and detoxified.

The staff of emergency services hurried to the scene, but the resident of the Dutchess County, who was not identified by the Carmel police, was declared dead.

Lieutenant Michael Bodo from Carmel Police Department asked any witness to the tragedy on Thursday to call police chief under 845-628-1300.

At the crime scene, members of the Carmel Police Department, the fire department of Mahopac Falls, the Carmel Volunteer Ambulance Corps, Putnam-Empress and the Putnam Bureau of Emergency Services were.

The residents of the Hudson Valley traveled to the site for decades, which was previously known as Mahopac Farms in the Putnam West Chestian County Line to achieve his beloved petting zoo, museum and Playhouse.

The institution, which Bernie Zipkin belonged to, provided Pony trips and pleasure for children in the region who visited the area, in addition to the apartment for film productions.

The property has fallen into decline in recent years and was converted into a multi-purpose community by developer Paul Camarda at a time consists of houses, shops and office space.

Last autumn, Diamond Point Development has updated the new, three-story 105,405 square meter large multi-storey, safe, air-conditioned self-storage facilities on the property of the property, which is later planned this year.