Despite protests, vote is unanimous to end federal lawsuit
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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ZBA Rules Against Rock-Crushing Firm
Also opens hearing on disputed home conversionÂ
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Cell Tower Settlement Draws Crowds
Some Nelsonville residents urge board to fight on
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Nelsonville Has Draft Cell Tower Settlement
Village forum scheduled for Monday
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Maloney: Impeachment ‘Necessary’ But ‘Heartbreaking’
Congressman votes to impeach President Trump
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Planning Board OKs Canopy at Garrison Gulf
Proposal to sell used cars is dropped
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Old Concerns and New Twist in Nelsonville
Ex-trustee says cell tower idea was smokescreen
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Philipstown Seeks Speed Reductions
Wants state to slow cars near Manitou School
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Putnam Legislator Questions Contracts
Accuses colleagues of fast-tracking renewals
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Philipstown Proposes $11.5 Million in Spending
Supervisor: ‘No wild swings’ in numbers for 2020
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Foundry Honored as Engineering Landmark
Plaque installed at historic Cold Spring site
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Residents Criticize Plans for Garrison Gulf
Philipstown Planning Board seeks ZBA input
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Neighbors Voice Concerns About Rock Crushing
Philipstown ZBA extends hearing on Route 9 firm
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Town Board Approves Bonds for Renovations
Also: Garrison water problem, solar option, vape regulation
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Despite Crushing Defeat, Firm Still Hopes for Break
Ventura brothers have battled town for six years
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Nelsonville Cell Tower Case Moves Ahead, Slowly
Village given new lawyer; proceedings to extend to 2020
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Maloney Says He Would Back Impeachment, But Prefers Ballots
Asserts voters seem more concerned about other issues
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What are Putnam’s Tourist Spots?
Legislators question emphasis on golf course, farm
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Putnam to Consider Revised Secrecy Law
Also wants to amend legislative handbook to ban leaks
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Philipstown May Sue Over Secrecy Law
Also, hears plea about CBD candy, gets paving updates
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Odell Signs Putnam Secrecy LawÂ
Legislators claim it does not promote secrecy
