Mayor will appoint replacement

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
Philipstown: No Vape Shops for 6 Months
Few attendees but strong sentiments at public hearing
Planning Board Wants Full Review of Horton Road Project
Set June 21 public hearing on Hudson Highlands Reserve
Philipstown Proposes Ban on Vape Shops
Public hearing scheduled for June 20
Should You Be Able to Deduct Your Taxes?
State and federal government clash over proposal
Nelsonville Denies Cell-Tower Permit
In 3-2 vote, majority cites ‘adverse visual impact’
House Planned at Manitou Raises Questions
ZBA calls for Conservation Board input
Maloney Applies – Briefly – for State A.G. Job (Updated)
Among 16 initial candidates to succeed Schneiderman
Villanova Seeks Scuccimarra’s Legislature Seat; Denbaum Joins Race Against Odell
Challengers could force Republican primaries
More Talk on Nelsonville Tower
Critics attack designs, say one evokes white supremacy
Another $300K for Senior Center
After debate, facility is named after … nobody
Nelsonville Adopts Budget, Settles on Fire Protection
Also considers regulating short-term rentals
Shelter from the Storms
Philipstown upset with decision to use Garrison firehouse
Philipstown Enacts Safe-Storage Gun Law (Updated)
Boos and applause greet action board finds necessary to protect children
Rockledge Cell Tower Review Continues
Nelsonville deadline extended to April 30
New York Budget Answers Putnam Protests
Rejects changes to tax on state lands, forest exemptions
Cold Spring Approves Fire Company Contract (Updated)
Also revisits problems on private streets
Fleming to Challenge Odell for Putnam Executive
State senate, U.S. House, governor seats also in play
Bowman, Moroney Win in Nelsonville (Updated)
Village Board expands from three to five seats