Putnam legislators hit ‘pause’ on proposal
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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Argument Erupts During Discussion Over Decorum
Legislator accuses colleagues of acting like royalty
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Putnam Approves New Guns, Computers for Sheriff
Also OKs more PR spending, Granite Mountain access
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Putnam Committee OKs Nelsonville Sheriff Rent Increase
Also backs agreement with HHLT for Granite Mountain
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Philipstown Approves Ambulance Contracts
Include provisions on corps member conduct, mutual aid
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Maloney Predicts Relief Plan Will ‘Save Economy’
Democratic legislators in Dutchess County call for local rescue
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Nelsonville Anticipates Higher Rent from Sheriff
Board delays Airbnb law until new trustees take office
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Residents Seek Injunction on Tree-Cutting
Company clearing way for cell tower
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Philipstown Hears Renewed Complaints About Post Office
Supervisor urges neighbors to work with Garrison landowner
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Putnam Backs Idea of Police Accountability Committee
Postpones finalization of police review plan
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Questions for Candidates: Nelsonville Board
Polls will be open March 16 from noon to 9 p.m.
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Putnam Will Keep Audio Meetings, Citing Attack
Also, legislators laud Sheriff’s Department
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Philipstown Achieves Climate Smart Certification
Also, pollinator garden suggested for Town Hall
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Putnam Says Sheriff Not Cooperating with Review
Montgomery accuses Republicans of election-year politics
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Putnam Legislators Applaud HVSF Plans
Festival expects 
$4.5 million impact to nearly double
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‘Truth is Like a Second Chance’
Impeachment manager cites Philipstown songwriter
Posted inPhilipstown News
Cold Spring and Nelsonville Fine-Tune Airbnb Rules
Proposed laws would require owners get permits
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Desmond-Fish Shares Plans for Landscape
Discovery Path to wind through the grounds
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Ambulance Corps Dispute Flares Anew
PVAC says town wants to kill agency; board decries ‘lies’
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Ambulance Corps, Philipstown Argue Over Control
Conflict over independence
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Montgomery Reveals Ouster from Committee
Putnam legislator also outlines her goals for 2021
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Despite COVID-19, Putnam Doesn’t Lose Sales Tax
Collects about 1 percent more than in 2019
