Assemblywoman also suggests school district merger
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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Continental Commons Sues Fishkill
Developer argues Town Board exceeded authority
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Nelsonville Tears Down Shanty in Woods, Plans for March Election
Trustees Pedlosky and Mechaley will not run for new terms
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Maloney Again Votes to Impeach President
Elected officials react with outrage to Capitol attack
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Committee Presents Plan for Philipstown Future
Endorses dirt roads, school merger study, fire and ambulance cooperation
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Putnam Lawmakers Start New Year as They Ended Old: With Clashes
Montgomery loses bid for deputy chair, criticizes jail doctor pick
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Philipstown Board Wraps Up 2020
Suggests reviews of raucous roosters, short-term rentals
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Judge Rules for Continental Commons
Declines to second-guess Fishkill Planning Board
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Montgomery: Putnam Government ‘Fundamentally Broken’
Casts lone ‘no’ votes on license-plate policy, radio-tower deal
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Should Deputies Work After Virus Exposure?
Putnam legislators question sheriff’s response
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County Drops $7,500 for Trash Collection in Cold Spring
Blames state for cut of tourism-related funds
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Philipstown Board Told There is Help for Those Struggling
Upland Drive moratorium continued until June
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Cold Spring Police Get License-Plate Readers
County debates replacing policy that guides use
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Putnam Officials Tussle Over COVID
Montgomery presses for details about response
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Putnam OKs Review of Sheriff Finances
Legislators also clash over County Charter panel
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Philipstown Adopts $11.4 Million Budget
Tax rate rises 6.4 percent for non-village residents
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Metro-North: Should Everyone Pay the Same?
Local commissioner pushing to ‘right an unfair burden’Â
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Putnam to Consider $45K to Study Sheriff Overtime
County executive and sheriff spar in dueling statements
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Philipstown Clears Path for HVSF Relocation
Plans for donated site now go to Planning Board
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Putnam Legislators Lock Up Sheriff’s Funds, Give Themselves a Raise
Approve $164.2 million in spending for 2021
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Another Nelsonville Lawsuit
Cell-tower neighbor files action over access road
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House Candidates Debate COVID Response, Policing, Taxes
Four-term incumbent has two challengers for seat
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Questions for Candidates: State Assembly, District 95
Lawrence Chiulli and Sandy Galef
