Also discusses Cold Spring trash, limits on comment
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 Residents Divided Over HVSF PlansÂ
Some see environmental stewardship, others a threat
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Putnam Proposes $400,000 for Golf Course
Money would come from federal COVID relief Â
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Nelsonville Has Two More Candidates
Residents announce for mayor, trustee seats
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Nelsonville Discusses Hazards of Route 301
Village discusses ways to lower speeds
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Nelsonville Limits Short-Term Rentals
Regulations will take effect in 2023
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Shakespeare Project Set for Public Hearing
Town supervisor says he will issue temporary permit
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Philipstown Discusses Testing, Gets New Deputy Supervisor
Behavioral Health Hub reports on efforts amid pandemic
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In Latest Lawsuit, Developer Claims Rights Violations
Again targets Fishkill board over Continental Commons
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Putnam Legislature Picks Sullivan as Leader
Philipstown rep offers sole ‘no’ vote
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Putnam Passes Resolution Against Mandatory Vaccines
County continues push for Ambulnz Service
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Albano Files to Run for County Executive
Will face state legislator for Republican line
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Philipstown to Handle Village Snow Removal
Also, board pushes for employees to be vaccinated against COVID
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Nelsonville Opts Out of Allowing Marijuana Retail
Also, Mayor Bowman says he won’t run again
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Putnam Plans to Change Ambulance Service
Outcry over last-minute move from EMStar to Ambulnz
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Putnam Legislators: Mandates ‘Totalitarian’ and ‘Travesty’
Montgomery calls their position ‘anti-science’
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Putnam Approves Pay Raises for 2022
Also backs settlement of alleged wrongful arrest case
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‘Weird, Wacky, Inappropriate and Touching’
At last meeting, Philipstown supervisor hears tributes — and questions
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Horton Road Project Faces Continued Scrutiny
Concerns aired about environmental impacts
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Comp Plan Urges Town-Village Merger
Updated policy guide also proposes school consolidation
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Panel OKs $102,500 for Legal Bills
Putnam also moves to settle case alleging racial prejudice and false arrest
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Philipstown Adopts $11.5 Million Budget
Ambulance spending up 23 percent, highway down 3
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Nelsonville Residents Back Ban on Cannabis Retail
Village Board expected to ‘opt out’ with December vote
