Philipstown News

The Civil War blasted back into Cold Spring on Friday afternoon when police closed a portion of Main Street and detonated a cannonball in Mayor’s Park.

“Are you going to the parade?”

Midterm election results.

Local officials optimistic about continued good relations with federal, state and county after elections.

Standing Boards to be briefed Nov. 16

 Seven years of Saturdays – and still counting

Cold Spring’s aging water system warrants attention thanks to Soon-to-be obsolete household water meters.

Philipstown’s complicated route to an updated zoning code took another turn this month with dissemination of a new draft

The Episcopal Church of St. Mary in the Highlands has commenced restoration of its steeple.

Public comment on the draft Comprehensive Plan for Cold Spring came to an end at 8:25 p.m. on Oct. 21.

The NYS Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation has completed a Draft Master Plan and Environmental Impact Statement for Fahnestock and Hudson Highlands State Parks.

The Butterfield Library has begun reconstruction of its walkways.

A U.S. Postal Service representative assured residents Tuesday night (Oct. 19) that the USPS plans to keep a post office in Cold Spring

Cold Spring cops will get a new set of wheels, thanks to the Village Board’s unanimous vote last week authorizing the police department to buy a fully equipped 2011 Ford Crown Victoria

The Garrison Volunteer Fire Company Inc. recently elected officers and officials

Round two of the hearings gets underway on Thursday, Oct. 21, for the Comprehensive Plan-Local Waterfront Revitalization Plan.

The long-simmering antagonism between Mayor Seth Gallagher Tuesday and Trustee Airinhos Serradas flared openly again last Tuesday.

School will be part of High School Journal

The formal public hearing to review the draft Comprehensive Plan for Cold Spring got underway on Oct. 14.

Oct15. New times for viewing the regular monthly meetings of the Village Board on local TV.

Students and faculty from the Garrison and Haldane schools met with local biologists and Hudson Highlands Land Trust educators on Thursday, Oct. 14, to participate in “A Day in the Life of the Hudson” River, now in its 8th year.

Expresses interest in purchasing property