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How The Community Can Help Find Lost Dogs and Cats
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John Funck, who heads the “Lost Pet Network of Philipstown,” has helped find many lost pets.
The Highlands Current (https://highlandscurrent.org/2010/10/)
John Funck, who heads the “Lost Pet Network of Philipstown,” has helped find many lost pets.
On Friday Nov. 5 the commissioners of the North Highlands Fire House will host a pre-Thanksgiving Blood Drive between 2 and 8 p.m.
The Special Board met on Oct. 28 to map out a strategy to make final revisions to the draft Comprehensive Plan document.
Lori Adams teaches how to construct a “story in images” at the Desmond-Fish Library.
Demonstrators have become a very familiar sight early each Saturday afternoon in Cold Spring.
Cold Spring’s aging water system warrants attention thanks to Soon-to-be obsolete household water meters.
Residents voted to approve the district’s entering into an energy performance contract with Con Edison Solutions.
Works by Richard Merkin on display at Garrison Art Center.
Beyond St. Mary’s venerable wooden doors lurks a realm of spooks and specters, mayhem and mystery, scares and screeches — the Haunted Church.
Curbside pickup of bagged leaves in Cold Spring during November.
I knew my interview with Leona Dushin would be interesting. How could it be otherwise?
Philipstown’s complicated route to an updated zoning code took another turn this month with dissemination of a new draft
The Episcopal Church of St. Mary in the Highlands has commenced restoration of its steeple.
Public comment on the draft Comprehensive Plan for Cold Spring came to an end at 8:25 p.m. on Oct. 21.
The NYS Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation has completed a Draft Master Plan and Environmental Impact Statement for Fahnestock and Hudson Highlands State Parks.
The end of October brings what may be kids second favorite holliday: Halloween.
Landscape architect Charles Birnbaum presents talk on “Cultural Landscapes” Saturday, Oct. 23 at the Desmond-Fish Library.
The Butterfield Library has begun reconstruction of its walkways.
About 50 people trooped into the apple orchard at Boscobel on Saturday night (Oct. 16) to seek blessings for the trees.
A U.S. Postal Service representative assured residents Tuesday night (Oct. 19) that the USPS plans to keep a post office in Cold Spring
Pearl C. Tompkins, age 87, a lifelong resident of Cold Spring and Nelsonville died on Oc. 18, 2010.
This week, Cold Spring’s Main Street will see the opening of Monica Mahoney’s new clothing and accessories boutique.
Cold Spring cops will get a new set of wheels, thanks to the Village Board’s unanimous vote last week authorizing the police department to buy a fully equipped 2011 Ford Crown Victoria
The Garrison Volunteer Fire Company Inc. recently elected officers and officials