Also bring sympathy but no fast solution to Manitou Station Road flood problem

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
Civilians and Emergency Responders Aid Woman Hit by Car Near Butterfield Library
Accident brings no apparent serious injuries Wednesday evening
Town Board Gears Up for $700,000 Fjord Trail Grant Application
Shea reports on talks with County Executive and Guillaro on Butterfield
Marzollo Offers $50,000 Matching Grant to Build Pavilion
Ideas for park improvements presented to Town Board
Town Board Members Envision Brighter Future for Dahlia House
Renovating empty structure for public service
Philipstown Town Board Agrees to Intervene in Wind Turbine Controversy
Claims of unfair and unethical response to project aired
New County Law Demands $250 Annual Fee from Antique-Jewelry Dealers
Effort to curb purchases of stolen goods
Haldane Employee Arrested in Theft
Sheriff and Cold Spring police announce charges; accused resigns
County Legislature Backs Term Limits for its Members, Supports Transit Consultant Hiring
Also forces Odell to make department heads available for questioning
New County Report Calls for East-West Public Transit, Better Trolley Use
Task force offers more than two dozen ideas
Rep. Maloney, State Sen. Gipson Cite Contributions of Military Veterans
Join in Independence Day Celebration
County Legislature Withdraws Bike Path Ad Vote After Public Outcry
Changes course abruptly as members, too, voice concerns
Independence Day Celebration to Offer Parade, Music, Rides and More
Bandstand and Dockside venues for Philipstown observances
Maloney Comments on U.S. Supreme Court Rulings on Voting Rights, Gay Marriage
Criticizes court on one, backs other
Bid for Old Albany Post Road Paving Project Accepted
Long wait for short piece of paving nears the end
Mystery Point Sold to Billionaire Philanthropist
Along with conservation easement, public access said to remain
Town Board Passes Resolution Seeking 50-Mile Indian Point Evacuation Zone
Joins County and Village Governments in Urging Safety Measure
Philipstown Democrats Set Slate for Town Board Elections
Shea, Van Tassel seek new terms; Leonard runs for office
Diverse List of Recreation Projects Focus of Ongoing Concern
Town Board, Rec Center representatives go over needs
County Legislature Overrides Odell Veto
Sends strong, if limited, message on Indian Point safety zone
Planning Board Approves Restaurant, Upscale Inn for Guinan’s
Also sets public hearing for subdivision of Glenclyffe land
Old ‘Garrison’ Sign Refurbished and Restored to Train Station
Local legislator, MTA led way
Town Pushes Toward Shared Municipal Space at American Legion
Exploring deal with veterans, fall referendum
Maloney Criticizes IRS for Targeting Tea Party Groups
Tax-exempt applications singled out
Planning Board Backs Ban on ‘Formula Businesses’ and Drive-In Windows
Wants meeting with Village Board on Butterfield zoning