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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
Putnam Legislators Amend Charter Despite Objections
Sheriff, DA accuse body of overreach
Putnam Legislators Urge Towns, Villages Not to Inhale
Advise against letting marijuana stores open
More than 240 Putnam Renters File for Help
Emergency assistance began June 1
Philipstown Gets Grant for Trail
Greenway would link Cold Spring and Garrison
Planning Board Approves Garrison Library Plan
Short meeting caps long review
Nelsonville Resumes Discussion of Short-Term Rentals
Mayor promises revised draft law after comments
Sheriff Criticizes End of Patrols on Hudson River
Putnam executive tells state to reclaim boats
No Records from Putnam Climate Meetings
Montgomery urges county to get engaged
Philipstown Expects $700K from Pandemic Relief
Villages should each receive about $150K
Chaos in Carmel
Legislators shut down meeting after criticism from Montgomery
Maloney: ‘More Danger Than People Understand’
At talk, says refusal to accept election results a threat to democracy
Garrison Library Drops Solar Array from Project
Desmond-Fish cites cost, search for new director
Putnam Lawmakers Assert Subpoena Power
Draft measure awaits action by entire Legislature
Nelsonville Lands $55,500 in State Aid
Also, village revisits trouble-prone Pearl Street sewerÂ
Putnam County Advances Police Advisory Board
Committee proposes independence for group
Philipstown Could Get $2 Million to Replace Highway Garage
Continues Upland ban; talks birds, bees and dogs
State Legislator Will Challenge Maloney
Opponent for Serino also announces campaign
Mortgage Tax Income Soars for Philipstown
Putnam legislators OK arts grants, equipment bonds, security cameras
Putnam Man Arrested in D.C. Riot
Charged after boasting he stormed Capitol
Warehouse Gets New Owner, But Not New Use
Nelsonville board also sets budget for 2021-22
Pushback on Police Advisory Panel
Putnam legislators hit ‘pause’ on proposal
Argument Erupts During Discussion Over Decorum
Legislator accuses colleagues of acting like royalty