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Author Archives: 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
Five Republicans Vie for District 17
Aug. 23 primary will decide November ballot
Legislators Apparently Drop Resolution
Montgomery: Colleagues opposed stream protections
Philipstown Agrees to Look at Airbnb Regulation
Neighbors of Garrison rental register complaints
Debate Continues Over Probe of Previous Sheriff
Executive, attorney blames Langley for lack of interviewsÂ
Nelsonville Asks State Judge to Dismiss Lawsuit
Neighbor says parcel was reserved for park
Full Agenda for Philipstown Board
Proposed Cold Spring-Garrison path questioned
Putnam OKs $1 Million for Philipstown, Villages
Legislators like county projects, not process
Legislators Dislike Report They Funded
Sheriff admits reduction in road patrols
Trickle-Down Funding
Who gets what in Putnam from pandemic relief, sales tax
Election Commissioner Discusses Departure
Says leaving early an effort to install deputy
Planning Board Wants Deeper Look from HVSF
Makes ‘positive declaration’ on environmental impacts
Study: Sheriff Patrols Required Overtime
Former Putnam sheriff claims vindicationÂ
Putnam Plans Golf Course Cell Tower
Also OKs sheriff body cameras, license-plate readers
Town to Seek Solutions to Route 9 Woes
Also agrees to forum on conservation subdivisions
Putnam Moves Closer to Body Cams
Also pushes ahead with license-plate readers
Questions About Fireworks
Legislature discusses funding to support private showÂ
Philipstown Adopts Moratorium on Flag-Flying
Wants to set policy after approving Pride flag for June
Spirit, or Letter, of the Law?
After one board votes on project, another proposes moratorium
Philipstown Town Board OKs Pride Flag at Town Hall
But says policy needed to handle requests
Road Patrol Questions Persist
Also, Putnam approves cars for sheriff’s department
Philipstown: Close Hiker Stop Until Fjord Trail Arrives
Board also OKs shared service pact with Cold Spring
Putnam Sheriff Won’t Discuss Road Patrol Numbers
McConville also says he will crack down on overtime