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The Highlands Current - News for Philipstown (Cold Spring, Nelsonville, Garrison) and Beacon, New York

October 18, 2019

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Holly Crocco

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Philipstown News

The Other Side of ‘Tobacco 21’

By Holly Crocco | July 21, 2018

More discussion in Carmel on proposal to raise age

Philipstown News

Legislators Like Idea of ‘Business Incubator’ in Philipstown

By Holly Crocco | July 20, 2018

But county executive says no money for it

Philipstown News

Putnam Again Considers Taxi Commission

By Holly Crocco | July 2, 2018

Car-service owner hit hard by Westchester fees

Philipstown News

County May Expand Probation Fee

By Holly Crocco | July 2, 2018

Officials ask to collect $30 from everyone in system

Philipstown News

Putnam Proposes ‘Accelerator’ Project in Philipstown

By Holly Crocco | June 29, 2018

Effort to lure international businesses

Philipstown News

Putnam Lawmakers Discuss Public Health Issues

By Holly Crocco | June 15, 2018

Air quality, synthetic drugs and tobacco on agenda

Philipstown News

County Hires Firm to Draft Shared Services Plan

By Holly Crocco | June 11, 2018

Hope to have completed by October

Philipstown News

Putnam Offers Decal to Firms that Hire Disabled

By Holly Crocco | May 21, 2018

Idea spearheaded by Philipstown legislator

Philipstown News

What Should Senior Center in Cold Spring Be Called?

By Holly Crocco | February 26, 2018

And other business before the Putnam Legislature

Philipstown News

Putnam Will Join Shared Services Initiative

By Holly Crocco | February 2, 2018

County Executive declined in 2017, but towns objected

Philipstown News

Senior Center Should Re-Bid by February

By Holly Crocco | January 21, 2018

Legislator says grant funding is secure

Around Town

New Leaders in Putnam, Beacon

By Holly Crocco | January 6, 2018

Representatives in Carmel, Beacon sworn in

Philipstown News

Langley Speaks to Putnam Legislature

By Holly Crocco | December 16, 2017

Incoming sheriff promises review of spending, treatment programs

Philipstown News

Putnam County Approves Rule Change, Pay Raises

By Holly Crocco | December 9, 2017

Also revives shared services committee

Obituaries

Train Control Behind Schedule

By Holly Crocco | December 2, 2017

Skepticism about 2018 launch

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