Also applies for ‘special-events’ permit for next two seasons
Leonard Sparks
Leonard Sparks has been reporting for The Current since 2020. The Peekskill resident holds a bachelor’s degree in English from Morgan State University and a master’s degree in journalism from the University of Maryland and previously covered Sullivan County and Newburgh for The Times Herald-Record in Middletown. He can be reached at [email protected].
Posted inAround Town
State Approves New Central Hudson Rate Plan
Electric, gas bills to increase under three-year agreement
Posted inBeacon News
Decking Half Complete for Newburgh-Beacon Bridge
Crews finish left lane of westbound span
Posted inPhilipstown News
Cold Spring Project Eyes Village Lot for Parking
Former gallery may become retail, office space
Posted inPhilipstown News
State Legislator to Run for Putnam Executive
Byrne supports Constitutional County resolution
Posted inAround Town
State Issues Marijuana Guidance for Employers
Draft regulations on home growing released
Posted inBeacon News
Dutchess Workers to Receive $1K Bonus
Also, legislature passes tax exemption on clothing, shoes
Posted inBeacon News
Postal Service to Issue Pete Seeger Stamp
Folk musician, environmentalist was longtime Beacon resident
Posted inPhilipstown News
Louis Weber Sentenced to 20 Years
Prosecutor says case about ‘greed’ and ‘revenge’
Posted inAround Town
Dutchess Voters Reject Smaller Legislature
Statewide voting reform, redistricting proposals voted down
Posted inAround Town
Board Approves Medical Home Grown
Allows up to 12 marijuana plants per residence
Posted inBeacon News
Molinaro Unveils ‘Historic’ Tax Cut
Proposal would cut Dutchess taxes by 10 percent
Posted inArts & Leisure
Dar Williams: Back On the Road
Cold Spring singer-songwriter tours after yearlong delay
Posted inPhilipstown News
Haldane to Receive More State Funding
State agrees to pay billions to settle lawsuit
Posted inArts & Leisure
Lacing Together History
Artist weaves donated fabrics into ‘community’ project
Posted inArts & Leisure
Words of Recovery
New book features work by men at Garrison treatment center
Posted inAround Town
Local Retailers Feel Supply Pinch
Shortages expected as holiday spending ramps up
Posted inPhilipstown News
Family Alleges Deputies Caused Death
Say they may revise lawsuit against Putnam County
Posted inAround Town
Big Bucks Coming from Opioid Settlement
Settlement money must be used for treatment and preventionÂ
