Principal Mary Barresi To Leave Garrison School
On Monday, June 4, students of the Garrison Union Free School were sent home with a letter from principal Mary F. Barresi saying that she would not return as principal in September. "For the record," she said, "I am not moving to another position. I plan to spend at least a year at home for my family." Although Barresi Full Story
Town Board Considers Changes To Wetlands Regs
At a May 30 workshop meeting, the Philipstown Town Board met with Wetlands Inspector Steve Coleman and Wetlands Advisory Committee (WAC) Chairwoman Gretchen Sprague to consider the WAC Full Story
Cold Spring Antiques Show This Sunday
This Sunday, June 10th, is the kickoff to the antiquing season in Cold Spring with the Cold Spring Antiques Show. 50 dealers will set up early in the morning to get ready for the 9 am start time. According to show organizer Dave Cooke, "Dealers are coming from New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, and as far away as Massachusetts to sell their prize antiques." As usual, there will be a good selection of furniture: pine country tables; oak dressers and cupboards; cast iron furniture and garden pieces. Collectibles from the turn of the last century will include dolls, vintage toys, glass, china and silver. Paintings, pottery, and lighting will be offered for sale. "One dealer is bringing a collection of over 200 pieces of California Pottery. There is always neat stuff to be found at the Cold Spring shows" says David. Full Story
Plan For Putnam County Wastewater Diversion Nearing Completion Safe drinking water may be Bondi’s legacy to the people of Putnam County
Many politicians have a defining project that exemplifies their time as a leader. President Teddy Roosevelt had his National Parks, Senator Joe McCarthy had his witch hunts, First Lady Hillary Clinton had her Health Care Reform and Putnam County Executive Bob Bondi has his Safe Water Drinking Act - Putnam County Full Story
Republicans Brace For Summer Race
After its recent convention in Mahopac, the local Republican Party in Putnam County has been providing the best and worst of politics to the voters. The best is a high level of competition and the offering up of distinct candidate choices. The worst is in-party fighting. accusations, and a general feeling of nastiness in the air. Full Story
Putnam Valley Residents, Consultants And Government Finalize Elements For Master Plan
Billy Crowder and the Master Plan Committee presented the first public information meeting about the Master Plan on May 23rd at the PVHS Performing Arts Center. An attendance of 11 town officials and 12 residents, out of the town Full Story
Graymoor Friars And National Park Service Sign Agreement On Appalachian Trail
The V. Rev. Arthur M. Johnson, SA, Minister General of the Franciscan Friars of the Atonement, and Pamela Underhill, Park Manager of the National Park Service, have signed an agreement which brings closure to years of negotiations regarding the portion of the Appalachian Trail which traverses the property of the Franciscan Friars and Sisters of the Atonement at Graymoor in Garrison. Full Story
High School Playing Field Completion At Mercy Of Weather Should be completed by early July
Last Saturday when the rain stopped, Athletic Director for Putnam Valley Schools William Conroy was checking on the progress of the installation of the multi-purpose playing field. "There wasn Full Story
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