May 2013 | The Highlands Current

Sing – Fly – Mate – Die (Video)

By Gregory Gunder, Contributor | May 31, 2013

Brood II emerging throughout the northeast

Philipstown Democrats Set Slate for Town Board Elections

By Liz Schevtchuk Armstrong, Reporter/Contributing Editor | May 31, 2013

Shea, Van Tassel seek new terms; Leonard runs for office

Cold Spring to Hold Flood Workshop June 4

By Staff | May 31, 2013

Summer yard debris pickups scheduled

Garden Club, Coill Dubh Masonry Renovate GUFS Flagpole Base

By Staff | May 30, 2013

Bare space transformed into landscape

Trashed to Screen at Downing Film Center June 2 & 3

By Staff | May 30, 2013

Jeremy Irons narrates documentary on America’s garbage business

Bear Mountain Offers Weekend History Hikes June 1, 2 & 9

By Staff | May 30, 2013

Focus on natural history, Native American or colonial history

Mouths to Feed: A Few of My Fava Things

By Celia Barbour, Food Columnist | May 29, 2013

The discovery of fava beans at Vera’s was great news, sort of

Turtle Talk Comes to Hubbard Lodge June 2

By Staff | May 29, 2013

Nature Museum brings reptiles across the river

World’s End Theater Reads The Vagina Monologues June 1

By Staff | May 28, 2013

Antipodean hosts wine and cheese followed by reading

Buddhist Hermitage on Main Street

By Jeanne Tao, Contributor | May 28, 2013

A haven for those seeking enlightenment

Diverse List of Recreation Projects Focus of Ongoing Concern

By Liz Schevtchuk Armstrong, Reporter/Contributing Editor | May 28, 2013

Town Board, Rec Center representatives go over needs

Skybaby Yoga: We Focus on What We Can Do, Not What We Cannot

By Alison Rooney, Arts Editor | May 28, 2013

Variety of practices in yoga and Pilates at Cold Spring studio

Big Trucks Roar Into the Butterfield Library June 2

By Staff | May 28, 2013

Safe Child ID Cards, llamas, games and more

Dance Beacon Presents Alice, the Looking Glass Dances June 1

By Staff | May 27, 2013

Ballet teachers to perform pas de deux as part of the production

PechaKucha Nights Are Coming to The Garrison

By Alison Rooney, Arts Editor | May 27, 2013

Popular worldwide, it is a ‘smorgasbord of socializing and sharing ideas’

The First Cicadas

By Staff | May 27, 2013

Close family (among others) has close encounter

Haldane Middle School Play Set for May 31 and June 1

By Staff | May 26, 2013

Film industry spoof gives students lots to play with

Sing and Tell: Al Hemberger and Andy Revkin at A Song Is Born

By Alison Rooney, Arts Editor | May 26, 2013

Fixtures of local music take the spotlight in next edition of the songwriters’ series at 69 Main

Broadway’s Lee Roy Reams in Depot Theatre Benefit on May 31

By Staff | May 26, 2013

Scheduled to start at 7:30 p.m. at The Garrison

Letter: County Legislature’s opacity upsets petition presenter

By Contributor | May 26, 2013

Dear Editor:
First off, I want to thank the almost 800 people who showed their support for the NY SAFE Act and signed the petition I delivered to the Putnam County Legislature. I was amazed by the outpouring of support for commonsense gun laws in our county. However, as a citizen of Putnam County, I must also state that I was dismayed by the actions of the Legislature in the events leading up to the petition presentation. I am concerned about what this means for my fellow citizens if they decide to speak out against any action this particular Legislature may take in the future. First, some background.