Taxes rise 1.8 percent; residents urge town to continue cell tower fight

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
Nelsonville to Become Climate Smart Community
Joins Philipstown, Beacon in attacking global warming
Philipstown Spending Likely to Rise 3 Percent
Town Board prepares final version of budget
Philipstown Says It Will Sue Over Illegal Dumping
Also, board hears about logging, Breakneck intervention
Candidates Clash Over Credit for Fishkill Road Fix
Philipstown legislator says she initiated; Putnam legislator says untrue
Putnam Candidates Address Philipstown Issues
Forum at Garrison library draws on 2017 poll
Putnam County, State Candidates Meet Voters at Forum
Debate over taxes, infrastructure and public comment
Maloney: ‘Because I Can Do More’
Highlands rep explains run for attorney general
Putnam Sheriff Holds ‘Town Hall’
Langley and captains discuss drugs, drones and trust
Philipstown Searches for Compromise on Cell Tower
Also, talks tough about private roads; aqueduct update
Nelsonville to Study Adding Sewers
Board members cite limits of backyard septic systems
Nelsonville Sued Again Over Cell Tower
AT&T alleges violations in permit denial
Cell Tower Firm Offers to Settle Philipstown Lawsuit
But Town Board ‘not inclined’ to accept, says supervisor
Philipstown, State Fight Illegal Dumping
Demolition debris, cast-off couches and trash litter roads and woods
Homeland Sues Nelsonville Over Cell-Tower Denial
Two lawsuits now in federal court, the other against Philipstown
Culvert Project Brings Stop-Work Order
Philipstown says stream work may inhibit trout
Developer Sues Philipstown
Dispute involves property split between town and Nelsonville
More Feedback on Horton Road Project
Planning board hears views on subdivision, stables
Gun-Rights Activists Plan Pre-Fourth Rally
Group challenges ‘socialists and communists’