September 2010

Sept 8. New York State Assemblywoman Sandy Galef announced her candidacy for re-election in the 90th District.

Overturnins a decision made 13 days earlier

School board trustees unanimously approved Energy Performance Contract

Sept. 8. The M&T Bank branch on Chestnut Street in Cold Spring has reported receiving potentially counterfeit $20 and $100 bills recently.

The Special Board met on Sept. 2 to consider two key chapters of the plan – the riverfront and economic vitality – and it was obvious that there is still much internal disagreement.

Sep. 3. Putnam County Sheriff Donald B. Smith reports the arrest of four teenage boys on criminal charges stemming from their alleged involvement in stealing property from parked vehicles in the Towns of Philipstown and Putnam Valley.

The Philipstown Town Board Thursday night (Sept. 2) got updates on money-saving roadwork, possible fire department consolidation, and the long-sought traffic light at Route 9 and Fishkill Road.

Sept. 1, 2010: Putnam County Sheriff Donald B. Smith reports that a 16-year-old youth has been arrested and charged with sexually abusing two younger boys.

Representatives of the Lyndon LaRouche organization generated both support — including money — and strong criticism when they brought their \”Impeach Obama” campaign to Cold Spring’s Foodtown plaza on Wednesday. (Sept. 1).

A fire at the Plumbush Inn just outside Cold Spring and Nelsonville sent Cold Spring Fire Company Number 1 and other departments from the region racing to the scene Wednesday night, Sept. 1.

Orientation programs ease the way for Haldane kindergartners and sixth graders.

The Village of Cold Spring cautioned Wednesday afternoon that the ban on daytime outdoor water usage remains in effect and that violators risk being ticketed. The restriction, imposed in July, forbids outdoor watering between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m.          “For anyone connected to the village water system, it applies,” including the many who live […]

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The village’s Upper and Lower Dams, located off Foundry Pond Road in North Highlands, and their partner, the Foundry Brook Dam on Fishkill Road, are the subject of an Emergency Action Plan (EAP) awaiting attention by the Village Board.

Saturday, Oct 2, 2010. Putnam County Hazardous Waste Collection Day