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Front PageOctober 8, 2008 

Legislators Call for Reconsideration of Salary Hikes in Light of Wall Street Woes
CSEA Rep says union partnership with County hurt by layoffs
by Maria Theodore Leiter
      During the October 1, 2008 public hearing for the 2009 budget, Cody Peluso, Political Action Coordinator for County Service Employees Association (CSEA) came down from Albany to protest the decision by the County to lay off two of its members, given his union's role in helping Putnam obtain a sale...
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CS Village Parking Subcommittee Presents Findings
Revenue source for Village plus free residential permits
by Kevin Foley
      The Village of Cold Spring could have metered parking on Main Street and elsewhere, free residential parking permits for its own citizens, monthly street parking passes for the growing number of train commuters and a new source of revenue with the potential to generate a significant percentage of ...
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Fieldstone Project Sparks Spirited Discussion at PV Planning Board Hearing
Well-attended, productive session gives guidance to Board
by Edward Paul Greiff
      When news of the Fieldstone public hearing became known, emails burned up the internet and stirred over 75 Putnam Valley residents to attend the October 1, 2008 Planning Board public hearing. These residents scrupulously cross-examined the issues and contents of a 26- page Draft Environmental Impa...
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Outward Bound Needs Partner to Share Expense at Mystery Point HQ
Scenic Hudson/ Open Space may move to sell property
by Kevin Foley
      A valuable piece of Hudson River shoreline property may undergo a change of ownership if Outward Bound USA goes ahead with their intention to leave their Livingston Mansion headquarters on Mystery Road in southern Garrison, just off 9D.
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Philipstown Set to Begin 2009 Budget Workshops
North Highlands voters to cast their ballots at Methodist Church
by Mike Turton
      At last week's Philipstown Town Board meeting, Deputy Supervisor Richard Shea reported that the Putnam County Board of Elections (PCBE) has agreed to move the polling station that had been proposed for the old fire hall in Nelsonville.
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George's Super Service $218,000 Wall is Almost Complete
Work completed on time to protect water supply
By Edward Paul Greiff
      While George continued to dispense "super service" to his customers, Aphrodite Construction Company put the finishing touches on the $218,000 Emergency Wall Project on Monday, October 6, 2008. The old, leaning and broken, retaining wall was carefully removed.
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Case is Made Against Cold Spring Trolley Fare Increase
Legislator speaks on behalf of residents and Mayor
by Maria Theodore Leiter
      Stepping away from his Legislative role and taking up the mantle of concerned Philipstown resident, Vinny Tamagna spoke out against a fare increase proposed for the Cold Spring Trolley service last Thursday during a public hearing held on October 1.
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Referendum Vote on Haldane Repairs Set for November 18
Asbestos removal, roof repairs most urgent
by Mike Turton
      The Haldane School District will hold a public referendum on proposed repairs to the elementary and middle school on Tuesday, November 18, 2008. Trustees made the decision at last Thursday's public hearing, concluding months of debate as to the best way to proceed with capital improvements to the ...
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PCN&R Sidewalk Survey: What to do with "Dockside"?
Most see a commercial use for recreation and revenue
by Mike Turton
      One of the most critical decisions that local government makes is to determine how the land within its boundaries is used. More often than not, land-use decisions are controversial. Deciding the future of waterfront lands intensifies the discussion even more. Cold Spring has no ordinary waterfront...
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