Arts & Leisure
The Sad Demise of a Once Proud Word
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The word ‘awesome’ was taken off life support today and declared legally dead.
The Highlands Current (https://highlandscurrent.org/2010/08/)
The word ‘awesome’ was taken off life support today and declared legally dead.
Dr. Space not to return
After months of deliberations, the Cold Spring Village Board last Wednesday (Aug. 25) enacted a law allowing use of composting toilets in parks.
The Dar Williams Summer Concert has been rescheduled for Sunday September 5th at 5:30pm. Photo courtesy of www.darwilliams.com .
The Town of Philipstown has filed an appeal of a court order that it issue a zoning variance for a used-car lot along Route 9 in Garrison.
Join fellow current and former owners in sharing information about Frank Dushin and honoring this esteemed local architect.
Philipstown.info’s Michael Turton recently spoke with Haldane High School principal Brian Alm at his office.
The Cold Spring Village Board voted 4-1 Wednesday night (Aug. 25) to use a 1/2 —second test twice a day for the fire siren, with a 40-second blast to sound in cases of actual emergency.
Dionysus, patron deity of the theatre, is tired of seeing lousy plays! What to do? Simple! Go to the underworld, find the greatest playwright ever and bring him back from the dead!
The group of seniors who attended this past Saturday’s (Aug. 21, 2010) Cold Spring Seniors’ Picnic know each other well and see each other often.
The Butterfield Library’s 2010 Battle of the Books team.
New York State has been awarded $696,646,000 in the second round of the \”Race to the Top†competition.
Jerome H. Allen, age 72, a lifelong Cold Spring area resident, died on August 21, 2010 at the Hudson Valley Hospital Center.
Officials of the Town of Philipstown were quick to respond to a recently completed five-year audit of the Town’s finances.