Shea reports Old Albany Post Road funding secured
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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Residents Tell EPA, Village Board of Ongoing Worries over Marathon Site
The plume has eluded removal
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EPA Finds Battery Site Short-Term Protective; Need for Long-Term Eradication
New EPA report calls for continued efforts
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Split Village Board Vote Scuttles Bid to Allow Higher Fences
Mayor, Trustees approve law on car-booting
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Historical Society Meets at Historic Glynwood for Lawn Party
PCHS members gather at Glynwood
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Hayworth Constituent Services Make First Visit to Philipstown
Outreach draws a handful of residents seeking aid
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Town Board Declares War on Illegal Trash Dumping
‘A serious issue and very costly to the town’
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Cold Spring Board Begins Look at Upgraded Firehouse on Main Street
Butterfield site disappearing as option
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World War II WAC Veteran Honored on Community Day
Philipstown thanks one of its own
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Village Board — Skeptically — Weighs Idea of New Firehouse at Butterfield Site
Trustees reluctant to make a decision at this time
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Cold Spring to Pursue Bond Sales for $1.5 Million Water Pipe Project
Board also discusses Church Street traffic, sets hearing on car ‘booting’
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Living Room Opens on Main Street
Offering good and services ranging from A — for Actors’ Lab — to Z — for Zumba
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Mayor Promises Action on Church Street Traffic Problems
Speeding is an ongoing concern
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Fire Study Critics Oppose Consolidation, Cite Willingness to Work Together
Author of report stands by findings
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Longer Electoral Terms Occupy Village Board
Higher fences and parking-law violations also discussed
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Town Board Moves to Change from Three Elected Assessors to One Appointed Assessor
Butterfield and fire study also discussed
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Dockside Movies Coming to Cold Spring Soon
Mosaics for underpass also proposed
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Mayor Reports Controversial Parking Lot ‘Off the Table’
Village trying to save post office
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Fire Companies Warily Look Ahead Following Fire Study
Criticism of the criticism
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Angelina’s Pizza Delivery Car and Motorcycle Involved in Cold Spring Accident
Car and motorcycle crash on 9D
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Village Board Moves Ahead on Major Street Project, Interest in Butterfield Space
Damaged firehouse floor also discussed
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Views from Village Garage Win ‘Site-Seeing’ Praise
One of Cold Spring’s best-kept secrets — in various senses
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Cold Spring Board Approves Law for Commercial Boat Docking
Addresses a village desire to welcome — and gain revenue from — moderate-size tour boats
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Fire Study Calls for Merging Fire Departments and EMS into Town-Wide District
Study includes Cold Spring, Garrison, North Highlands and Continental Village fire companies
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Village Board to Revisit Boat Docking, Crosswalk Safety
Solar panels and insurance savings also discussed
