Philipstown News

Haldane students are in for a treat next week when their Thursday (Sept. 30) lunch selection includes a truly fresh-from-the-fields \”Farmer’s Choice” vegetable course.

Village board also gets water update; votes on controversial transcripts

The Putnam County Sheriff’s Department reports the arrest of 13 people for allegedly selling alcoholic beverages to under-aged customers at area stores, among them one in Philipstown.

“School Photo Day” — three little words which flood the mind with memories.

Philipstown’s Conservation Advisory Committee (CAC) Tuesday night (Sept. 21) postponed action on a project that pits neighbors against neighbor over plans to build a driveway through a delicate wetland.

Foreseeing a brighter future with “dark skies”

The Cold Spring Water Department found two leaks in the distribution system last week, both located on private service lines.

Meeting Sept. 16, the Philipstown Planning Board approved plans for continuing a soil processing operation on Route 9.

Already more than two years in the making, Philipstown’s rezoning effort could end in early winter, under the latest timetable. Delivery of a new \”build-out” analysis, expected by Friday (Sept. 24)

The Planning Board will approve the plans

The first meeting of the Garrison School Parent/Teacher Association (PTA) was convened Sept. 13 around the focal point of: how to best facilitate communication between parents and teachers.

The former Cold Spring resident talks about his time at war

The Village of Cold Spring monthly Board of Trustee meetings will be televised on local public access Channel 22 in Cold Spring and Channel 78 in Garrison. Broadcasts are scheduled for the Thursday and Friday immediately following the montly meeting. Viewing times this week are:                        Thursday, Sept. 16 at 3:00 pm                        Friday, Sept. 17 at 9:00 […]

After nearly a year of discussion, the Cold Spring Village Board set a $250 fee for businesses for a waiver in lieu of providing off-street parking.

Sept. 14. Primary election results.

Shedding light on mental illness

The Cold Spring Special Board for a Comprehensive Plan/LWRP will make copies of the proposed plan available to the public on September 29 at the Village Hall and at Butterfield Library

Robert and Karyn Jordan want to build a house and they own property on which to build it. That may be the only simple chapter in this story.

20-year-old Dutchess County charged with larceny

Sept. 10. The Putnam County Department of Health is offering seasonal flu vaccine to residents of Putnam County 19 years of age and older.

Sept 8. New York State Assemblywoman Sandy Galef announced her candidacy for re-election in the 90th District.

Overturnins a decision made 13 days earlier

School board trustees unanimously approved Energy Performance Contract

Sept. 8. The M&T Bank branch on Chestnut Street in Cold Spring has reported receiving potentially counterfeit $20 and $100 bills recently.

The Special Board met on Sept. 2 to consider two key chapters of the plan – the riverfront and economic vitality – and it was obvious that there is still much internal disagreement.