Liz Schevtchuk ArmstrongNews Editor

End of year wrap-up for Philipstown board

‘Build-out’ analysis prepared for the Town Board

Wednesday transportation update

Contention over agendas and minutes erupts anew

Capt. Mary Pat Driscoll speaks to board

Auditor says Cold Spring’s finances have turned around alot.

Efforts underway to finalize written understandings with two Faust Court property owners

Targets Illegal Dumping

Promises to curb ‘pork’.

Equal time for cats?

Cold Spring last week circumvented a potential obstacle to access to its upper dam

As Philipstown explores fire department consolidation, the village faces pending decisions that could pit the Cold Spring Fire Company against taxpayers

Philpstown adopts an $8,510,649 fiscal 2011 budget that slashes expenses and increases taxes.

Both problems and progress with the Cold Spring water infrastructure drew attention last week

Trustees Serradas and Charles Hustis continued their sharp criticism of Mayor Seth Gallagher

The Philipstown Town Board’s agenda last week ran the gamut

The Civil War blasted back into Cold Spring on Friday afternoon when police closed a portion of Main Street and detonated a cannonball in Mayor’s Park.

Local officials optimistic about continued good relations with federal, state and county after elections.

Cold Spring’s aging water system warrants attention thanks to Soon-to-be obsolete household water meters.

Philipstown’s complicated route to an updated zoning code took another turn this month with dissemination of a new draft