Garbage debate recycles
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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Local Governments Take up Butterfield Development Plans
Focus of 3 Boards in 24 Hours
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DEC Brings Court Action over Defunct Garage
Fair Street property target of many complaints.
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Hustis Seeks 2nd Term as Cold Spring Trustee
Sees enhanced village revenue as a key issue
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Mayor and Trustees Host Party for Volunteers and Staff
Honors residents who give of their time and abilities to serve community
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Town Board 2012 Agenda Ranges from Basics to Trail Blazing
Cell Phone, Private Road Protocols Explored
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Depot Restaurant Owner Tom Rolston Runs for Cold Spring Trusteeship
Non-partisan village election held in March
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Third Public Hearing on Comp Plan Draws Little Interest
Plan endorsed by county commissioner of planning
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Town Board Wraps up 2011 with Fire Department Contracts, Road Business
Rec Commission appointments spark protest
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Cold Spring Board Discusses Outsourced Trash Collection
Recycling the Recycling Debate
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Cold Spring Board Rescinds Declaration of Fire Company Independence
Stipulates Philipstown pay contract share directly to CSFC
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Survey Finds Cold Spring Trees in Overall Good Shape
Worth nearly $2 millionÂ
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Cold Spring Village Board Re-Opens Garbage and Recycling Debate
Also gets half-year fiscal review
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CS Board Discusses Comptroller’s ‘No’ on Fire Co. Independence
Board also amends Comp Plan re: gas pipeline
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Town Board Considers Variety of Issues
Scuccimarra signs off after Nov. defeat
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Town’s $8.8 Budget for 2012 Provides for Road Work, Snow, and Salary Increases
Town Board voted unanimously to adopt an $8,815,276 budget
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Cold Spring Board Opts to Slow Northern Avenue Traffic
Village board slows traffic and accepts waterfront revitalization plan
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Snake Hill Road to Open Soon
Snake Hill Road, an important east-west link between Routes 9 and 9D, should re-open soon
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Philipstown Board Adopts $8.8 Million Budget for 2012
Town Board votes unanimously to adopt an $8,815,276 budget for 2012
