Arnold’s Flight Historical Marker Newly Installed On Route 9D
Recently a jubilant group met at the home of Putnam County Historical Society & Foundry School Museum trustee, John P. Dugan, to unveil the long-awaited replacement of the Benedict Arnold historical marker. The spot where Arnold--his treason fortuitously discovered--crosses what is now Route 9D in Garrison, was first identified by a state historical marker in 1934. Unfortunately, over the years, this marker has been the victim of vandalism and theft, and last spring it disappeared once again. Full Story
Trimming Continues On Town’s 2002 Budget Final budget to be presented on Monday, November 19
Philipstown Supervisor Bill Mazzuca and the other Town Council members continue to chip away at the Town Full Story
Volunteers Transforming Nelsonville’s Fish and Fur Club Bldg
Although Nelsonville is a small Village, when there is job to be done, volunteers always seem to turn out. Full Story
County Establishes Bureau Of Emergency Services Legislature revisits County salary increases
Last Tuesday, November 7, the Putnam County Legislature added a chapter to the County charter that officially established the Bureau of Emergency Services, by creating a position entitled "Commissioner of the Bureau of Emergency Services." The purpose of this body is to "insure proper emergency response to all natural and man-made emergencies including those of enemy attacks and acts of terrorism." Full Story
Cold Spring Water System Enters Drought Conditions
Mayor Anthony Phillips has announced that a drought emergency exists for the water district serving the villages of Cold Spring & Nelsonville. Effective immediately, all nonessential use of water is prohibited, including outdoor use. Full Story
PV School Board Supports Reading Initiatives, But…
Wants administrators to have "sense of urgency" about results Full Story
Grant Sought To Fund Major Renovation of Philipstown’s Depot Theatre
A major upgrade and renovation is planned for the historic Depot Theatre in Garrison, and the Town of Philipstown has agreed to administer an $810,000 grant request for funding the improvements. Full Story
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