Public Notice
The Village of Nelsonville will be holding a village cleanup on Friday, June 23. Residents are asked to have materials to be picked up out at the curb by 6 am of that day. For details please read the notice in the legal section of this week Full Story
Haldane Valedictorian And Salutatorian
The Haldane Valedictorian for the Class of 2000 is Kali Downer and the Salutatorian is Aaron Nastasi. Both girls have been leaders in numerous school and community activities as well as being outstanding academically. Kali expanded her horizons by being an AFS Exchange Student in Australia during her sophomore year. She earned many awards during her high school career including the R.P.I. Math and Science Award, The Xerox Humanities Award, The American Citizenship Award and The Alice Paulding Freshman Award. She was a county winner in the V.F.W. Voice of Democracy Contest and a Taconic district winner for photography in the P.T.A. Reflections Program. Kali was listed in Who Full Story
Cold Spring Board Of Trustees Sets New Main Street Display Rules
At their June 13 monthly meeting, the Cold Spring Board of Trustees made several changes and additions to the Village Code, including guidelines for the display of merchandise by merchants. This has been an ongoing issue for the past year between businesses in the Main Street area and the Village Board. Full Story
Countryside Motel Owner Brings Lawsuit Against Town Over Certificate Of Occupancy Revocation Town Board indicates opposition to County Agricultural District
It was learned at the June 14 Philipstown Town Board meeting that Dahyabhai Patel, owner/operator of the Countryside Motel on Route 9, filed suit on May 23 in State Supreme Court against the Town of Philipstown and Code Administrator Tom Monroe, in an effort to regain the Certificate of Occupancy for his restaurant building. Full Story
Legislature Leans Toward Supporting Shutdown Of Indian Point Discusses adoption of more restrictive driving laws for 16-year-olds
Legislator Vincent Tamagna made clear in no uncertain terms his support of a resolution by the county legislature supporting the shutdown of Indian Point, at the June 14th meeting of the Physical Services Committee. Full Story
Garrison School Looks At Five-Year Financial Planning Roof repair and Interim Superintendent issues dealt with at regular monthly meeting
Garrison School received a new tool to create a five-year financial plan last Thursday when Linda Sweeney presented to the Board of Education a software program that will enable the Board to play "what-if" with their finances. Full Story
YMCA To Open Camp Combe On June 26 Officials hope facility will pass final building inspections this week
The programs are set and the staff is trained. Building renovations are being completed and the pool needs only to be filled. Registration is at capacity and there is a waiting list. The only thing that Full Story
Mary Howell Celebrates Anniversary With Tompkins Corners UMC
Mary Howell began serving as Pastor for the Tompkins Corners United Methodist Church in Putnam Valley one year ago. It has been a year filled with change and surprises. For the church it is the first time in many years they have not shared their Pastor with another church. For Pastor Mary it is the first time she has served in a church as Pastor. It is an exciting time as they work together creating a new vision of the ministry of the Tompkins Corners UMC. Full Story
Governor Pataki And Family Participate In Putnam Drug Council Chess Tournament Honoring Louis Pataki, Sr.
On June 3rd, Governor George Pataki, his brother Louis Pataki and their mother, Mrs. Margaret Pataki participated in a chess tournament sponsored by the Putnam Chapter of the National Council on Alcoholism and Other Drug Dependencies, the Rotary Club of Peekskill and Chase Bank, which honored the Governor Full Story
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