Village Board hears of vast potential – especially in Philipstown

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
Guillaro to Present New Plans to Board
Butterfield project on agenda for July 31
Town Board Moves Toward Fracking Ban
Also discusses tree-cutting, Knollwood Lane drainage
Philipstown Fire Departments Form Rope Team
Town Board hears of fracking hazards
Village Board Considers Trailer and Other Parking Rules
Meeting protocol debated
Ethics Allegations Again Roil Village Board Meeting
Mayoral salary, shed, and ethics board at issue
Historic Board Dunkin’ Donuts Hearing to Continue on Aug. 8
Questions linger on lighting, building’s rear
Village Board Gets Updates on Pipe Relining, Butterfield, NY-Alert
Support for Fjord Trail, doubt about county hotel tax
Village Board Ponders Waterfront Strategy
Plan seeks ban on drive-through sales windows
Water Main Repairs to Begin Mid-Month
Scouring and lining a 117-year-old pipe
Board Takes Up Waterfront Revitalization Plan
LWRP considered important tool for village future
Dunkin’ Donuts Study Predicts No Traffic Problems
Questions arise about what report omits
Scenic Hudson Breaks Ground
WPF work intended to illuminate the past and inform the future
Wary Watchfulness Greets Scenic Hudson Effort to Lower Old WPF Dam
Removal of stones and worries about mallards
Village Board Drafts Butterfield Rezoning Law
Proposes multi-government and mixed-use structures
Polhemus Pleads Guilty to Driving While Impaired
Republican leader cites dangers of medication and alcohol mix
Political Leaders Celebrate Putnam Bicentennial on Main Street
A few words from Gen. Putnam, too
Dam the Insurance
Village Board approves coverage including for reservoirs