Town Board discusses costs of emergency services
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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After Outcry, Nelsonville Drops Secor Tower Offer
Rockledge site still on table
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Philipstown Tower Meets Strong Opposition
Homeland Towers reduces structure height by 40 feet
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Secor Site Not Suitable for Tower, Critics Say
As clock ticks on one site, the alternative meets objections
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Ex-DA Says Putnam Sheriff Owes Him $50K
Both sides invoke politics in latest dispute
Posted inSpecial Reports
Fighting Back: Ending the Lies
Treatment center works to end deceit, work on hope
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Fighting Back: Q&A with Putnam Sheriff’s Office
What happens when an addict is arrested?
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Fighting Back: Max’s Story
He survived, but it took a whirlwind of treatment
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Breakneck to Close for Repairs
Town Board also talks merger for highway departments
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Too Many Visitors, or Not Enough?
Main Street merchants share concerns with county
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Progress Report: Philipstown Development
Where things stand with Manitou School, Horton Road, cell tower
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Nelsonville Residents Object to Cell Tower Plan
Say it would be too close to school, cemetery, homes
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Scenic Hudson, Open Space Donate Land to Philipstown
Also, work continues on Climate Smart Community
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Philipstown Town Board Concerned about Route 9W Hotel
Also: illegal dumping, Manitou Station Road, herbicide spraying
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Airbnb Bookings Jump 75 Percent in Philipstown
But home rental boom raises legal questions
Posted inArts & Leisure
From the Archives: West Point and Its Confederate Grads
Gen. Robert E. Lee and others are USMA alums
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Crab, Kids, Shad and Shiners
Fish count at Little Stony Point one of 18 along river
Posted inAround Town
Tourism Spending Tops $3.5 Billion in Hudson Valley
Grows 3 percent to hit record high, report says
Posted inPhilipstown News
Maloney ‘Office Hours’ Turns into Town Hall
Representative hit with questions on healthcare, voting rights, climate
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Little Stony Point to Add Facilities for Visitors, Volunteers, Staff
Volunteers to build visitors’ center; state will rehab house
