Perhaps developer didn’t walk too far away
Liz Schevtchuk Armstrong
Armstrong was the founding news editor of The Current (then known as Philipstown.info) in 2010 and later a senior correspondent and contributing editor for the paper. She worked earlier in Washington as a White House correspondent and national affairs reporter and assistant news editor for daily international news services. Location: Cold Spring. Languages: English. Areas of expertise: Politics and government
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Scuccimarra and Rosario Vie for Legislature
Former Town Board members seek to succeed Tamagna
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Scuccimarra to Run for County Legislature
Former Town Board member seeks Tamagna seat
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Dunkin’ Donuts Design Derailed
Board sees suburbia instead of historic village
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Guillaro and Planning Board Agree to Closed Session to Break Impasse
Next day, developer appears to scuttle the process
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Town Board Deals with Routine, Gets Plea to Tighten Building Code
Honors for Chirico from Sheriff’s Department
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Mayor Recovering from Accident, Hospital Release Expected Tuesday
Bike hit speed bump on Craigside Drive
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Volunteers Clean-up Butterfly Garden at Fahnestock
State Hosts I Love My Park Day
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Cold Spring Board Introduces Global Warming Pledge
Changes next meeting to May 10
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Cold Spring Trustees Adopt $2.6 Million Budget
Mayoral raise draws a “no” vote
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Benefits and Infrastructure Costs Add to Spending
Cold Spring Village Board close to finalizing
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Village Board Opts for More ‘Dark-Skies’ Lights over Lamp Poles
Revisits 2010 dock lighting decision
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Public Seeks Walkability, Park Space & Farmer’s Market
Butterfield charrette generates plenty of input
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Water and Fire on Village Board Agenda
Water – whether in the form of too much seeping into the sewer system
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Village Schedules Butterfield Charrette for Saturday, April 14
Getting opinions on different designs
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Town Expects $1.7 Million in FEMA Funds
Scope of improvement to athletic field and rent for Depot
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Pop Warner Football Wants to Install Lights at Mayor’s Park
Officials Discuss Idea with Village Board
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Post Office Takes Step Toward New Home in Butterfield
Rezoning tweak would accommodate more levels of government
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Cold Spring Taxes Could Climb by Almost 2 Percent for 2012-13
Sewer and Water Departments need fee rise as well.
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Elmesco Owner Does Seek to Convert Repair Garage to Dunkin’ Donuts
A tempest brewing over a coffee cup?
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Cold Spring Debates 6-Foot Fences
Many current fences considered in violation of code
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Dunkin’ Donuts Coming? Elmesco Project Prompts Rumors
Planning Board to Discuss at Next Meeting
