Football and girls’ soccer teams advance to sectional finals
Monthly Archives: October 2014
Focáil: A Literary Gathering, This Sunday at Chapel Restoration
Cold Spring’s Kevin Fortuna joins Irish author Kate Kerrigan in a reading celebrating Irish writing
Tara, Beloved Greeter at Country Goose, Passes Away
Known as matriarch of the Philipstown canine community
Two Candidates Compete for Judicial District Supreme Court Post
Democrat, Republican see job as logical career step
Learn the Secrets of “Bird Architecture” on Nov. 2
Audubon lecture held at North Highlands
HHLT Commits to Preserve 2,500 Acres
Land Trust celebrates 25th anniversary with over 300 supporters
Wood, Fiber and Clay Exhibit Opens at Howland
Several artists featured with reception Nov. 1
The World Goes ’Round Opens Nov. 1 at CIA
Cold Spring’s Lisa Sabin among cast of Kander & Ebb show
Roots and Shoots: My Yard From a Bird’s Eye View
How inviting is your property to our feathered friends?
Letter: “Open Government” Only an Election Slogan?
Should be an active principle rather than a banner
New Workshops Help Artists Describe Their Work
Garrison Arts Center class looks at ‘Art Blogging’ and ‘Artist Statement’
Haldane’s Makerspace Is More Than Just a Classroom
New lab for K-8 students becomes a model of 21st-century learning
Galaxie 13: The More Macabre the Merrier
Unusual, overlooked items provokes wonder
Trailblazing Day at Garrison School Forest on Nov. 1
Help clear and blaze trails
Lost Hikers Pose a Challenge
Local fire fighters and park staff conduct search and rescue
Letter: Democrats, Vote Nov. 4!
Urges support for federal, state and county candidates
Mental Health Programs in Lower Hudson Valley Get $2.25M in Funding
Office of Mental Health provides funds for support and self-help in Putnam County
Lawyer’s Letter Ignites Cold Spring Village Board Debate
Planning Board member reservations rebound
Galef Supports Two Ballot Propositions
Running unopposed devotes energy to passage of constitutional amendments
Mikko Taylor Returns to Chapel Restoration on Nov. 1
Former village merchant performs Bach and more