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World’s End Theater Debuts With The Seagull
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New professional theater company will present “classics”
The Highlands Current (https://highlandscurrent.org/author/mmell/page/2/)
New professional theater company will present “classics”
New State guidelines impose standards and data-driven analysis
Technology an integral feature of reading/writing program
GUFS tax levy increase held to 1.51 percent
Julius Caesar at Depot Theatre
Latest Albany developments reflected in budget update
Idea of any tax increase debated
Homage to Chopin at Howland Cultural Center
2001/12 Haldane budget begins to come together
Garrison administration continues work on school budget
GUFS facilities receive a ‘satisfactory’ rating
Board takes action that will lead to May 17 vote
When Gordon Stewart first broached the idea of Philipstown.info to me and asked me to be editor, I thought I knew what it was going to be: a directory of services with a little local color that would occupy me for a couple of hours a day during the week. How mistaken I was for it quickly has become an active, 24/7/365 source for news and events in Philipstown as well as the surrounding area and it occupies many more hours of my day at a greater variety of times during the day than I could have imagined. I don’t say this to complain but to express my constant wonder at all that goes on in our corner of the world. Global events and issues manifest themselves here and local issues reflect the world at large. Over the past six months I have learned more about all aspects of Philipstown than I thought possible.
Tree lighting is an annual event sponsored by the village of Cold Spring
The Three Penny Opera at the Depot Theatre unitl Nov. 14.
The NYS Education Department has raised the bar for what it means to be proficient.
Elected a trustee of the Garrison Union Free School District last spring, Charlotte Rowe, recently sat down with Philipstown.info’s Michael Mell to discuss a wide variety of topics.
By a margin of only 2 votes, residents of the North Highlands Fire District approved the purchase of a new pumper/rescue truck.
The Taming of the Shrew is one of Shakespeare’s more popular plays and the reason is amply demonstrated by the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival at Boscobel this summer.
if attendance at school board meetings is any indication, children are not so precious . . .
2,500 people came to Cold Spring on Sunday July 18 to enjoy the second annual River Festival at Mayor’s Park.
At the July 13 village board monthly meeting, water and sewer superintendent Greg Phillips explained the events that led up to the water restriction.
The village board unanimously passed a resolution allowing the village to accept a fee in lieu of providing off-street parking in the B-1 and B-2 zoning districts.
The Summer Music Series got off to a great start with a performance by The Renovators . . .