Urges elected trustees not to be threatened by false claims
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Posted inArts & Leisure
Sheilah Rechtschaffer: Memory Language
Vietnam, in all of its contradictions
Posted inArts & Leisure
Depot Docs: Thunder Soul
You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll want to dance
Posted inArts & Leisure
Day Trip: Constitution Island
Portions of Warner House to be reopened for summer tours
Posted inPhilipstown News
Wary Watchfulness Greets Scenic Hudson Effort to Lower Old WPF Dam
Removal of stones and worries about mallards
Posted inArts & Leisure
Susan English: Aequora Poured at Skylight Gallery
One third of a three-person exhibition
Posted inArts & Leisure
School’s Out, Just in Time to Catch The Goonies
Cold Spring Film Society begins its free summer outdoor film series this Saturday
Posted inPhilipstown News
Village Board Drafts Butterfield Rezoning Law
Proposes multi-government and mixed-use structures
Posted inPhilipstown News
Five 2012 Grads Talk about Life at Haldane
Excitement, sadness and disbelief are just some of the emotions
Posted inPhilipstown News
Primary Race Heats Up in Last Ten Days
Maloney wins Democratic committee endorsement for June 26 contest while Becker receives NYTs recommendation
Posted inPhilipstown News
A Compassionate Bunch of Wholesome Good People
Haldane High School Principal Brian Alm sends off the Class of 2012
Posted inAround Town
Cold Spring and North Highlands Fire Companies Honored
Dramatic life-saving rescues in 2011
Posted inPhilipstown News
Haldane Cafeteria’s Salad Bar Goes Local
Glynwood to provide fresh salad and veggies
Posted inPhilipstown News
Polhemus Pleads Guilty to Driving While Impaired
Republican leader cites dangers of medication and alcohol mix
Posted inAround Town
Turtles Snap To It at Boscobel
Saturday’s expanded snapping turtle program includes other nature activities for kids
Posted inPhilipstown News
Mining Hearing Draws Large Crowd
A standing-room-only crowd outside the Board of Appeals meeting
