Beacon receives $50,000 for downtown/waterfront project
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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Home Planned for Long-Vacant Lot in Cold Spring
Public hearing Thursday on project at Main and Cedar Streets
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Non-Profits Offer Good Deals for Good Cause
Want a gift that gives a little more?
Posted inPhilipstown News
Town Board Adopts $9.75M Budget; $7.4M to Come from Taxes
Councilors refuse raises, town clerk protests staff change
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Philipstown Board Votes to Establish Garrison Fire District
Finds place for drug drop-box in Town Hall
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Putnam Legislature Sets $151 Million Budget and Approves Butterfield Lease
Stipulates that senior center depends on $500,000 donation
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Shea Seeks Re-Election Because ‘I Still Have Work to Do’
Runs unopposed as Philipstown supervisor
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County Faces Deadline on Ailes’ Money for Senior Center
Odell and Scuccimarra urge legislature to act
Posted inPhilipstown News
Judge Race Pits GOP’s Montgomery Delaney Against Democrat Gretchen Walsh
District includes Beacon and Philipstown
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Fire Company Budgets Generate Little Heat
Zero or 1 percent increases and polite discussion
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Odell Proposes $151.4 Million Putnam County Budget
Blames ‘outside forces’ for budget woes
Posted inPhilipstown News
Views on Fire Department Consolidation and Senior Center Aired at Forum
DA candidates continue vehement feuding
Posted inPhilipstown News
Drug Box, Road Repair Show Challenges of Intergovernmental Efforts
Philipstown Town Board voices frustration
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Town Board Picks Commission for Garrison Fire District
District expected to be organized in January
Posted inPhilipstown News
DA Race Continues with Invective
Levy outspends Tendy as race enters final month
Posted inPhilipstown News
Opponents of Paving End Lawsuit
Announce decision after town responds to complaint
Posted inPhilipstown News
Watters Seeks to Bring ‘Diversity of Thought’ to Town Board
Libertarian runs with Republican and other endorsements
Posted inPhilipstown News
Graymoor Priest to Join with Pope Francis, Interfaith Groups
Sees similarities between friars’ and Francis’ messages
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Raising Numerous Issues, Garrison Café Neighbors Continue to Oppose Expansion
Supporters welcome place for residents to gather
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Osborne Wants To Be County Legislator ‘Because We Deserve Much Better’
Democratic hopeful targets Putnam spending
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Tina Merando Cites Experience, Service and Love of Job in Seeking New Term as Clerk
Republican incumbent talks with The Paper
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Town Inspector to Work on Butterfield
More spirited debate over Garrison fire district
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Philipstown Board Agrees to Buy 2 Vehicles, Gets Plea for New Highway Garage Office
Problems with e-waste recycling discussed
