July 2010

Input sought for America’s Great Outdoors Initiative

Board holds reorganization meeting

Cold Spring’s driving problem dominated the village board agenda again last night (July 27), when Church Street residents sought remedies for speeding on a block where 20 children live.

Demoliton of Harrison House in Nelsonville, destroyed by fire, begins.

Rep. John Hall launched his re-election on Saturday, July 24, asserting that \”somebody needs to stand up here and speak the truth” about tough issues, including federal spending, climate change, and unpopular votes.

Will Cold Spring soon be known as Cold Spring on Hudson?

if attendance at school board meetings is any indication, children are not so precious . . .

One driver was killed and another suffered injuries, though relatively minor, in a head-on collision about 4:30 p.m. Friday (July 23) on Route 9, just north of the intersection with South Mountain Pass,

Restoring 19th-century ambience to 21st-century Cold Spring

The Putnam County Department of Health today (July 22) alerted area restaurants to a scam, perhaps part of a national fraud scheme, in which a caller claiming to be a Health Department employee attempts to schedule a bogus \”inspection.”

The Cold Spring branch of Wachovia Bank closed unexpectedly on Tuesday (July 20) after an unidentified odor prompted the staff to alert the fire department . . .

Cold Spring confronts coal tar