The Highlands Current (https://highlandscurrent.org/2010/09/page/2/)
Philipstown’s Conservation Advisory Committee (CAC) Tuesday night (Sept. 21) postponed action on a project that pits neighbors against neighbor over plans to build a driveway through a delicate wetland.
Foreseeing a brighter future with “dark skies”
PLUS: Singular, ongoing and special holiday diversions in Philipstown and the extended Hudson Highlands.
The Cold Spring Water Department found two leaks in the distribution system last week, both located on private service lines.
Meeting Sept. 16, the Philipstown Planning Board approved plans for continuing a soil processing operation on Route 9.
Already more than two years in the making, Philipstown’s rezoning effort could end in early winter, under the latest timetable. Delivery of a new \”build-out†analysis, expected by Friday (Sept. 24)
At its Sept. 16, 2010 meeting, the Planning Board directed consultant Ron Gainer to prepare a resolution approving the new plans for the property, known to most as “Guinans,” contingent only upon his review of Part 3 of the Environmental Assessment Form (EAF) required by New York State.
The first meeting of the Garrison School Parent/Teacher Association (PTA) was convened Sept. 13 around the focal point of: how to best facilitate communication between parents and teachers.
Sept. 19. Cold Spring Triathalon results
Tom Cunningham, Haldane’s new Athletic Director, Dean of Students and Director of Health and Physical Education for grades K-12, recently spoke with Philipstown.info’s Michael Turton.
Major Ben Martinez is no stranger to Cold Spring. Last year he was assigned to Afghanistan and having completed his tour there Major Martinez returned to the US and recently visited family and friends in Cold Spring.
On Sunday, Sept. 12, over 40 hikers defied gathering clouds and met at Cat Rock, Garrison, for a Hudson Highlands Land Trust-sponsored Take-A-Hike!
The Farm Project is on view at Saunders Farm through October
