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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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DA Candidates Criticize Gun Control Law, Spar Over Marcinak Case
Levy and Tendy trade handshake and then attacks
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Haldane Gets SRO as County Seeks to Cut Program Costs
Deputy on campus beginning fall semester
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Opinions Vary on Autonomous Garrison Fire DistrictÂ
Philipstown Town Board holds public hearing
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County Plans 6,000-Square-Foot Butterfield Space With Lease Starting in November
Legislature discusses lease in private; in open, talks again of school policing
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Plans Take Shape for New House on Site of Victorian Destroyed by Fire
Undaunted by losses, Impellizzeri looks ahead
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Day 1 for Cold Spring–Beacon Trolley Brings Riders, Rave Remarks
New route also links village with Boscobel and Fahnestock State Park
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Putnam Legislators Approve Sheriff’s Deputy ‘SRO’ for Haldane
Decision only covers fall
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Neighbors Object to Garrison Café Plans for Wine Bar, Restaurant Expansion
Town Planning Board continues public hearing
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South Mountain Pass Paving Foes Lose Court Bid to Halt Project
New road work commences; Town Board approves furnace restrictions
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Town Board Seeks to Limit Wood-Fired Boiler Use to Certain Months
Public hearing set for July 29
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Riverkeeper Report Says Sewage Contamination Still a Threat in Hudson River
Cold Spring, Beacon and Little Stony Point conditions generally good
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‘Roger Ailes Senior Center’? County Said ‘No’ to Such Tributes in 2008
Legislature banned naming facilities for those still alive
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Town Board Votes to Pave Part of South Mountain Pass
Opponents allege ‘under the table’ acts and no ‘due diligence’
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Town Board Moves Toward Creation of an Autonomous Garrison Fire District
Plans vote Tuesday on paving part of South Mountain Pass
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Town Board Withdraws Draft Law on Large Gatherings
Intends to redraft controversial proposal
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Putnam County IDA Approves Butterfield Tax Abatements
Five-year deal involves two commercial buildings
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July 4, 2010: A Hot, Momentous Day in Local News
Philipstown dot info launched during community celebration
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Town Board Wants Permits for Large Gatherings on Private Land, Filmmaking
Public hearing set for July 9 on draft law
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Demolition Work Gets Underway at Butterfield Hospital
Clearing of building precedes razing
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Philipstown Now an Official Purple Heart Town
Town board makes proclamation
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Philipstown, Nelsonville, Resurrect Merger Idea for Courts and Building Departments
Village declines to pursue related efficiency plan
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Putnam County Sheriff’s Department Finds Home-Away-from-Home in Substation
Deputies serve Philipstown and Putnam Valley 24/7 from Nelsonville
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Town Board Approves Drainage on South Mountain Pass
3-2 vote reflects contention; paving a separate project
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Shea Discusses Fracas With County Over ‘Harassment’ on Building Rules
Board updated on GVAC question, USPS; welcomes Purple Heart vets
