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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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Philipstown Could Get Mass Transit – of a Sort, County Transport Head Says
Tamagna briefs Town Board
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Putnam Legislature, County Executive Work to Keep PARC Preschool Open
$150,000 for first part of school year
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Shea Promises Senior Citizen Survey of Interests, Needs, Preferences
Locations for services discussed
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Concept of Linking Cold Spring and Beacon With ‘Fjord Trail’ Advances
Creating a hike-bike path
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Town Board Again Focuses on Fire Company Issues
New venue for Planning Board also considered
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Despite Red Tape, Town Moves Ahead on Post Road 450-Foot Paving
FEMA contacts archeologists, American Indian tribe for more input
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Highway Dept. Inquiry Prompts Concerns About the Office
Should the superintendent be elected?
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Fire Companies to Open Doors April 27-28 for Statewide Recruitment Day
Tours, information available to public
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Town Board Prepared to FOIL Garrison Fire Company Budget Details
Also sends draft anti-fracking legislation on for comment
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Philipstown Town Board Calls on County to Share Sales Tax Revenue
Village Board backs move, with caveats
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Mazzuca Poised to Plead Guilty to Lesser Charges, Returns in May
Restitution of $16,820 made
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Metro North to Remove Canopy at Garrison Station Underpass
Train plans, East Mountain Road problems aired at Town Board
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Town Board, Garrison Fire Company Clash Over Firehouse Bathroom Construction
Claims of ‘intolerable’ meddling versus necessary financial oversight
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Chamber Hosts Record Crowd for Annual Dinner
Rand Otten and Gordon Stewart receive top awards
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Parents, Educators Rally for Preschool for Autistic Kids
Mahopac school to close after state funding cuts – Updated March 29
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Charges Against Mazzuca Draw Surprise and Support
Lawyer refers to resolution of alleged fraud case
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County Wants Butterfield Plan Before Proceeding, Legislator Tells Town Board
Veterans reportedly approach Putnam about American Legion
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Town Board, Old Road Society Agree About Defining Details on Post Road Project
Crafting more specific ‘specs’
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Former Supervisor Mazzuca Reportedly Facing Fraud Charges
Claims of improperly drawing unemployment benefits
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Senior Citizens Schedule Own Meeting With Guillaro About Butterfield
Days before election, event bans ‘politicians’ and members of boards
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Putnam Citizens Criticize County Legislature for Opposing Gun Control
Town residents among those signing
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Putnam County Legislature Bans Fracking Byproducts
Fears of contamination cited
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Post Road Paving Delayed by Contractor Withdrawal After Questions Raised
Shea says 450-foot project will proceed with new bids
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Repairs to Wall at St. Philip’s Church Planned
One of a series of road projects to affect drivers
