Cold Spring, NY News

• Cold Spring, NY News
• Memorial Day Photo Gallery
• Watch fires burn in Putnam County
• Staphylococcus food poisoning cause of Mother's Day nightmare
• Radiation Drill at Putnam Hospital
• Planners Dig into Entergy Landscaping
• Memorial Day Weekend Metro-North Notifications
• Memorial Day Weekend Metro-North Notifications
• Haldane Blue Devils Booster Club Hosts 1st Annual Car Show in Cold Spring
• Lucky Ladybugs!
• Putnam Valley Town Day 2012 T-Shirt Design Contest
• Revival Announces Performance Dates and Stage Schedules
• Salvatore ‘Tootie’ Frisenda
• LEGAL NOTICES for May 23, 2012
• Haldane Prom Photos
• Boys’ Soccer: Two Wins, a Tie
• Girls’ Soccer: Two Out of Three
• Lacrosse Team’s Season Ends at the Hands of the Prom
• Excellence in Maintenance
• Lakeland School Budget Passes Handily
• Workshop of Historic Proportions
• Haldane Middle School Honor Roll - 3rd Quarter
• Haldane High School Honor Roll 3rd Quarter
• Like Haldane, Putnam Valley Benefits from Ball Athletic Grant
• Garden Planting Tips: Tomatoes and Cukes (and Spring Mozzarella Salad)
• Tigers Top Edgemont, Advance to Quarterfinals
• Local Culinary Students Place in ProStart Competition
• How is Art Like Real Estate? Lesli Uribe Knows
• Putnam, State Target Leibell Foundation
• Putnam to Reduce Coroners
• Putnam Valley Weighs Advanced Placement Offerings
• High School Diplomas Now Available for Veterans
• Beware of ‘Better Butterfield’
• Cold Spring Bids Goodbye to Community Member Lucille Grow
• Celebrations Short, Sweet as Schools Gear Up for Tough Budgets A Year Out
• Property Rights Threatened
• Mining Returns To Philipstown
• ‘Art-Full Living,’ at Glassbury Court
• Comfort From Vet at Painful Time
• Kudos to Boat Club for Strong Support
• Cold Spring the Conquered
• Nature Museum Comes to Philipstown
• Cultural Events
• Live Music Calendar
• Site Hosts Dinner with Grant & Lee
• Sam Farber, Lynden B. Miller Honored
• St. Mary’s Installs New Eucharistic Ministers
• Free Skin Cancer Screening at Putnam Hospital
• Helen F. Daly
• Carl E. Hansen
• The Rev. John G. Mills
• Religious Services
• Garrison Students Learn How to ‘Appreciate the Forest’
• Ailes to Grads: Embrace Change
• Moo Moo’s Supports Scouting
• Village of Nelsonville Notice
• Talk of our Town
• Meetings This Week
• Healthcare for Trees and Plants
• Fire, Crash Occupy Garrison Responders
• Parent Worries on Evacuation Plan
• Fr. John G. Mills is Laid to Rest
• Route 9 Mining On Tap
• Controversy Lingers from Gallagher Increase
• Father John Gladstone Mills
• ‘Resurrecting the Revolutionary War’ for New York State Heritage Weekend
• Philipstown Recreation Listings
• Calling All Birders
• Get Ready For New York Heritage Weekend
• Busy Morning for Emergency Responders in Garrison
• Thursday Update: Fire in Garrison, traffic accident on 9
• George Stevenson to Exhibit in New York City
• Art Center Auction Wraps Up Sunday
• Lakeland Budget Passes Handily
• Father Mills: A Remembrance
• Koval’s No-Hitter Tames Tigers
• Only A Few Spots Left For Youth Theatre
• Philipstown Boys: Storming the Field
• Straight Talk in Putnam Valley
• Philipstown Girls: Two Wins, A Close Loss
• Read Aloud Day Called a Great Success
• Garrison School Celebrates Cinco de Mayo with History, Food and Fun
• Enjoy Fresh Vegetables? Try Glynwood Farm
• Philipstown Boy Scouts Camp in Putnam
• Tigers Fall to Lakeland, Brewster, Beat Croton
• Avoid the Spring Rush (and Asparagus with Eggs and Truffle Oil)
• Philipstown Memorial Day: Parades, Services
• Plant Sale Takes Root in Two Locales This Year
• Putnam Valley Man Accused of Stealing Boat Dock
• Bringing a Village to Heel
• A New Doctor in Putnam’s House
• Farm Images Come to Life at RiverWinds Show
• EMS Week Open House in Putnam Valley
• Better Signage Needed in Village
• VFW Offers Scholarship
• Facts, not Emotion, on Mayor’s Pay
• Ceramic Sculpture at the Art Center
• Spotlight on America the Beautiful: Women and the Flag
• Auditions for ‘Beggar’s Opera’ at Depot Theatre
• Cultural Events
• Bannerman Island Opens for Tours & Special Events
• Art Along the Hudson Blows Into Town
• Live Music Calendar
• Coming Events
• Thomas Peter Colvin
• Lucille Josephine Grow
• Friars Plant Flowers, Bless Labyrinth
• Anna H. Turner
• Remembering the Fallen at St. Mary’s
• Religious Services
• Mother’s Day Finery
• MEETINGS This Week
• PCN&R Publisher to Speak to Mount St. Mary Grads
• VILLAGE OF NELSONVILLE NOTICE
• Local Firefighters Honored
• Mother’s Day Havoc: Food Poisoning in Kent
• Talk of our Town
• Farmers’ Market Opens at Boscobel
• New Dynamic on Philipstown Board?
• Gallagher Recovers From Concussion
• District 1 Legislative Race Heats Up
• Three for Three as Garrison, Haldane, Putnam Valley Approve Budgets
• A Frosty for Dunkin’ at Historic Board
• Guillaro Walks Away
• Jazz Vespers & Jazz at First Presbyterian
• Mayor Injured, but Improving
• LEGAL NOTICES for May 16, 2012
• Legislative Race Heats Up
• Lost Boxer Found in Philipstown
• Scores Sickened With Food Poisoning In Kent Cliffs
• Birdathon Takes Flight This Weekend
• Wildlife Encounters – Issues and Answers
• Museum Offers Guided Mother’s Day Hike
• Friends of Boscobel Offer Field Trip
• Poughkeepsie Day School Launches New Summer Jazz Camp
• REMINDER: Town-Wide Clean-Up is Saturday
• Wanted Garrison Woman Arrested During Traffic Stop
• LEGAL NOTICES for May 9, 2012
• ‘Never Too Old To Play’ Is Theme Of Older Americans Month 2012
• Kati Mac Goes Live at Arts on the Lake
• Philipstown Girls’ Soccer Roundup
• Offensive Battle, Big Win, Close
• Putnam Valley Boys Top Hen Hud In Overtime
• Into a Hornet’s Nest
• Garrison School Third Quarter Honor Roll
• Putnam Valley Approaches Budget Vote with Community Support
• Community Nursery School Kicks Off Spring with Plate Night
• Putnam Valley Girl Scouts Pay It Forward
• Putnam Valley High School 3rd Quarter Honor Rolls
• College Conference Brings Together Students and Schools
• New Haldane Fields Committee Seeks Help
• Villanti: Budget Prep Difficult This Year
• Colonial Day at Garrison School
• Cooking and Home Life in the Pioneer Days
• County Gears Up for Bicentennial Events
• Haldane Booster Club Hosts Car Show
• Taconic Roadwork Keeps Commuters on Edge
• Photo
• West Point Cadets Help the Walter Hoving Home
• Glynwood to Host ‘Listening Session’
• A Visit with Margaret and Father Mills
• Teddy Bears in the Pews Offer Means of Comfort
• Friars Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Vatican II
• Religious Services
• What’s New at Putnam Valley Library?
• Kids’ Day at Putnam Hospital Set for May 19
• Kisslinger Takes Silver at States
• Putnam Valley Alumna Makes Phi Beta Kappa
• Supermarket Ambassador for Graymoor
• Fishing Fun
• Take A One-Day Vacation On The Secret Garden Tour
• Organic Healing Garden Opens at Hospital
• What’s in a Word? Rhubarb? (And an Amusing Cocktail)
• Scientist, Students at Village Hall
• Bianca’s Story, and Solving the White Horse Mystery
• Our Montessori School: Celebrating Its Fortieth Year
• Legislature Rejects New Lease Agreement With Economic Development Agencies
• From the Chamber
• County, Town Honor Highway Super
• Historic Courthouse to Get Facelift, Repairs
• National Day Of Prayer Celebrated in Putnam
• Salary Raise?
• Celebrating National Chamber Music Month
• Do You Miss The Lumber Yard?
• Pay Raise
• Artists and Designers to Collaborate in Show
• Cultural Events
• Live Music Calendar
• Self-Defense Seminar for Women, at Library
• Arctic Grey Wolf to Visit Family Festival
• Hungry, Thirsty? Have a Taste of Boscobel
• Lincoln’s Secret Trip to West Point Foundry
• Sr. Mary Martin Jennings, SA
• Mikalina Naujokaitis
• Hazel M. Merando
• Hope Amidst Grief at Funeral
• MEETINGS This Week
• Announcement
• 50th Anniversary for Schatzles
• Route 301 Renamed Hudson River Turnpike
• Talk of our Town
• Key Meeting Videos Now Online at PCNR.com
• Eclectic Menu at Foundry Café
• Future for Local Pols?
• School Election Day is Tuesday
• NEWS FLASH: Guillaro to pull out of Butterfield
• Day of Prayer Holds Special Meaning
• Day of Prayer Holds Special Meaning
• Rabies Awareness for Spring
• Rabies Awareness for Spring
• Rabies Alert Issued For Mahopac Falls
• Rabies Alert Issued For Mahopac Falls
• Mayor Injured in Bike Fall
• Mayor Injured in Bike Fall
• Philipstown Recreation Department News
• Philipstown Recreation Department News
• Lakeland/Panas Lacrosse 'Sticks it to Cancer' for Hudson Valley Hospital
• HELP WANTED: New Haldane Committee Needs Citizen Involvement
• Ball Unveils Jobs Bill for Service Disabled Veterans
• Hazel M. Merando
• Family Perishes in Carmel Inferno
• Highlander Boys’ Lacrosse Downs Croton, 5–4
• Philipstown Boys’ Soccer Roundup
• The Winning Ways of Girls’ Soccer
• Tigers Take Two of Three
• Cooperstown Win Moves Haldane to 11-0
• Chamber to Launch New Website
• Garrison Dancer Helps Honor a Master
• Ballet Dances at Hoving Home
• The Community Nursery School Visits Glynwood
• Nelsonville Talks Finances
• Manitoga Summer Camp ‘Open Day’ Saturday
• Teaching Staff Kept Intact for 2012-2013
• Garrison 6th Graders and Seniors Bond Over Breakfast
• Putnam Valley Scholars Recognized
• Board of Education Candidates
• Board of Education Candidates Announce
• Spring Fling at Tilly Foster
• Celebrate ‘I Love My Park’ Day in Putnam
• Family Fun on the Farm Set for Sunday
• Mount Gulian Offers New Living History Performances
• Constitution Marsh Paddle Challenge Set for June
• Fun with Fungi: Market Mushrooms (and Sumptuous Sauce)
• The Sunset Reading Series Returns to the Chapel
• Compassion, Insight
• Impressed by Carr-White
• Carr-White a Leader
• Board Vote Crucial
• Garrison PTA Supports Budget
• Supports Carr-White
• Mayor’s Raise Out of Line
• Emergency Care at Butterfield
• Butterfield Complex Aesthetics
• Illuminating the Light Issue
• ‘We Are Cold Spring’
• Lincoln and Donuts
• ‘Thou Shall Not?’
• Dunkin’ Is Huge Chain
• Regarding Pay Raises for Elected Officials
• Holes in the No- Dunkin’ Argument
• Carr-White Creative
• No to Formula Village
• Pragmatic and Hard-Working
• Depot Offers Way of the World Comedy
• Library Fundraiser to Hail Lansbury
• Cultural Events
• Tony Moore Co-Curates Alter Exhibition in Beacon
• Live Music Calendar
• Shakespeare Festival Announces 2012 Season
• New Vestry Members Elected
• Religious Services
• Meetings This Week
• Lions, Leos Host Senior Dinner
• Rebuilding New Orleans, 14 Times and Counting
• Talk of our Town
• Pete’s Down-Home Cooking
• Maya Café Makes Heavenly Meal for Soup Kitchen
• Make Turf, Not Wa r
• Project in Jeopardy
• Make Turf, Not War
• Katz Backs Off Ball Primary
• Gallagher Gets a Raise, Again
• LEGAL NOTICES for May 2, 2012
• Four Killed In Carmel Fire
• Putnam Valley man dies from injuries in fire
• Katz challenge to Ball folds
• Nelsonville Welcomes New Trustee
• Butterfield Plans Collapsing?
• Cold Spring Budget Passes: Mayor Gets Increase
• The Charrette Charade and Cold Spring’s Future
• Religious Services
• The Healing Horse
• Putnam Valley Softball Splits A Pair of Blowouts
• Haldane Pummels Poughkeepsie
• Knights Reign Over Pelham with 4-0 Win
• Philipstown Recreation Department News
• Traffic Stop Leads to Drug Bust
• Man Sentenced for Attempted Rape of Girl
• Area Responders Hold Lost Hiker Drill
• Children’s Fund Hosts Spring Thaw
• Whooping Cough on the Rise in Putnam
• Putnam PeoPle
• Panas Arts Center Celebrates 30th
• Putnam Valley Named ‘Best for Music Education’ in U.S., Again
• Road Clean-Up Day
• Free Kids’ Day Set for Putnam Hospital Center
• Haldane’s Artificial Turf Field Project
• Frank Ortega Honored in International Competition
• Putnam Valley School Board Adopts 2012-13 Budget
• Celebrate arbor day in Beacon with the Clearwater
• Sweet: Growing Your Own Fruit This Saturday
• Friends of Boscobel host annual Meeting
• arbor day? arbor don’t! (and a Pink Lady)
• Pataki Says Cold Spring Tourism Office Needed
• Garrison Board Adopts Budget
• School Board Races Coming Up
• School Board Races Coming Up Across Putnam
• Planning Board looks at Entergy Backup Facility
• The Tipping Point for Cold Spring
• Gardening Season Sprouts
• Carr-White for Board of Ed
• Haldane School Budget
• Hickman Got the Job Done
• Oregon Corners Improvement
• Honoring Coach Merante
• Excited for Carr- White Candidacy
• For an Inn at Butterfield
• Support for Carr-White
• Vogwill Images, Video at Digital Arts Center
• Tenbrooks Molly Returns to Butterfield
• Art Along The Hudson Set for Kickoff
• Cultural Events
• Darius Jones Trio Plays The Chapel
• Trombone Ensemble Joins Juilliard Trombone Choir
• Putnam Symphony Performs Sousa for Bicentennial
• Live Music Calendar
• The Merry Month of May at Boscobel
• Gene Garfinkle
• Philip A. Merando
• Angels Unaware in Cold Spring
• Photo
• Dock Light Saga Nears Completion
• Cold Spring Budget Sees 1.96 Percent Tax Hike
• Talk of our Town
• Post Office Questions Grow More Intense
• Athletic Fields Debate
• Athletic Fields Debate Continues
• Shredder Day A Ripping Success
• Undefeated Team Spirit!
• Donut Shop Idea Gets Dunked
• Blood Inventories Dip as ‘Summer’ Comes Early
• Blood Inventories Dip as ‘Summer’ Comes Early
• LEGAL NOTICES for April 25, 2012
• Philip A. Merando
• Russian Rapture With Kariné Poghosyan Piano
• Free Copies of Putnam Hospital Directory Now Available
• Got the Picture? Community Photography Workshop
• Constitution Marsh Audubon Center on Latest Episode of ‘Dear Sandy’
• Bear Mountain Trailside Nature Day Program
• Paint This Summer in Peekskill
• Celebrate Earth Day with the Nature Museum
• National NestWatch Program Needs Eyes to Follow the Birds
• Wound Care Institute Gets New Hyperbaric Chamber
• Perkins Drive and Tower Now Open
• Program Gives Students A Look At US Healthcare
• Hospice Care Offers Free Bereavement Support Groups
• Mount Gulian Book Signing, Author Discussion on Tap
• Putnam Valley School Board Adopts 2012-13 Budget
• Additional state money planned for disaster recovery
• Dutchess County man sentenced in child-sex case
• Dutchess County man sentenced in child-sex case
• LEGAL NOTICES for April 18, 2012
• LEGAL NOTICES for April 18, 2012
• All Sport Offers Summer Camp, Tennis Clinics
• Philipstown Boys’ Soccer Roundup
• Baseball Team Improves to 8–0
• Philipstown Girls’ Soccer Roundup
• Water, Light and Railings on Village Board’s Menu
• Play Ball: Little League Season Kicks Off
• The Clock is Ticking on Lyme Disease
• Philipstown Garden Club Interns Earn $1,000 Stipend
• Register Now for Kitchen Garden Design Workshop
• Grand Opening at the Garrison Café
• Celebrate Earth Day Eve (and Homemade Russian Dressing)
• Cold Spring Lions Offer $2,000 Scholarship
• Retired Teacher Dennis Cairl Returns
• Garrison’s Groovy ‘Twelfth Night’
• Sometimes Simple is Best
• Haldane Senior Earns Hospital Scholarship
• New Tourism Website to Showcase Putnam
• Loretto Hosts 100th Anniversary of the Titanic
• Saying Thanks, the Girl Scout Way
• Girl Scouts Celebrate 100 Years
• Tax Rate Increase Is Reasonable
• Neighbors, Doing A Good Job
• West Point Band Showcased at ‘Harmony On Hudson’
• A Happy Solution for Post Office
• Violin Concert Honors Late Painter
• Light of the World Ballet at the Hoving Home
• ‘The Pied Fiddler’ Returns to Peekskill
• Cultural Events
• Try the Clearwater for Sailing Adventure
• Join Regis Philbin at St. Christopher’s Board Dinner
• Buddhist-Christian Dialogue
• Jazz Vespers at First Presbyterian Saturday
• A Funny Thing Happened, This Weekend
• Vincent D. DiCastro
• Ruth Hutcheson Runge
• Painter Takes a Fresh Look at Cold Spring
• Memorial Service Set for Gene Garfinkle
• A Hudson Valley Life Well Lived – Marie Louise ‘Risi’ Saunders
• Live Music Calendar
• Religious Services
• North Highlands Fire Dept. Issues Call to Action
• Clarifications
• Nelsonville Proposes 1.3% Tax Increase
• Talk of our Town
• Board Finalizes Budget
• Regele Scores on Field Suggestion
• Caryn Reinvents Her Shop, Again
• History’s New Name
• Crime Spree in Cold Spring Stopped
• For the Love of Butterfield
• Merante, Longtime Coach, Honored at Little League Kickoff
• New Name for Museum, Historical Society
• New Putnam Tourism site unveiled
• Bulletin Board: Dar Williams on the Airwaves Thursday
• A Hudson Valley Life Well Lived – Marie Louise 'Risi' Saunders
• LEGAL NOTICES for April 11, 2012
• UPDATE: Series of auto break-ins across Cold Spring
• Oh, No, You Didn’t!
• Haldane Baseball Opens Season on a Roll
• Phillipstown Little League Opening Day on Saturday
• Take Me Out to the Ball Game? Maybe…
• 70-Year Old Charged With Burglary of iPad
• Two Bounced Checks in Philipstown Lead to Arrest
• Knights of Columbus Easter Egg Hunt a Big Success
• Putnam Early Education Partnership to Host ‘Spring into Learning’ in May
• A Journey to the Girl Scout Bronze Award
• Math Contest, ‘Pi Day’ at Garrison School
• Children Reading to Dogs at the Desmond-Fish Library
• Grand Opening at the Garrison Café
• Spotlight on America the Beautiful: Women and the Flag
• Gardening GUSTO
• Members Can Get More Presence On The Internet Free
• Odell to DiVestea: Not So Fast
• The Jim Endler I Knew
• Electricians Connect with Board
• Love Thy Neighbor?
• Joe Immorlica, Expert Planner
• Responding to Dunkin’ Donuts
• West Point Hosts Pianist Philip Edward Fisher
• Local Talent on View in Beacon
• Garrison’s Ironbound Releases ‘Evocateur’
• Cultural Events
• Get ‘Lonely’ at the Depot
• ‘InDialogue’ at Peekskill Art Center
• Role of Nonprofit Board Workshop Slated
• Celebrating the Connection, Community and Library
• Live Music Calendar
• Mixing Comedy, Mystery & Dinner
• STANLEY F. BLASCHKE
• BENJAMIN A PADILLA, PE
• Area Churches Packed for Easter
• Religious Services
• Legislature Makes Numerous Appointments
• ANNOUNCEMENT
• Butterfield Meeting Saturday
• MEETINGS This Week
• Challenge Coins To Commemorate Putnam County Bicentennial
• Talk of our Town
• Junior Firefighter Academy Registration Opens Monday
• Villagers to See 2-Percent Tax Hike
• Take Your Coffee and Go
• The East Village, Here on Main Street
• Rent, Athletic Fields, Donkeys & Repairs
• No Classes for Busted Haldane Teacher
• No Classes for Busted Haldane Teacher
• Director Leaving Boscobel
• Vincent D. DiCastro
• Electricians Connect with Board at Workshop
• Coins commemorate County's Bicentennial
• Local Food Pioneers: Cultivating the Future
• Troubled Waters
• Hayworth meets with Putnam officials
• LEGAL NOTICES for April 4, 2012
• Make Plans Now for Putnam Youth Forum
• Mudder’s Day in Garrison
• Philipstown Soccer Club Starts Spring Season
• Adventures in Putnam from an Expert
• Philipstown Garden Club Presents ‘The Butterfly Lady’
• Vera’s Philipstown Market Set to Open
• Fresh Horseradish (and Homemade Horseradish Sauce & a Horseradish Martini)
• Ailes-Kucinich Visit
• Kops Returning to Private Practice
• Garrison Cub Scouts Tour the Paper
• Local Vets Want the Dahlia House
• Planning Board Hails Work of Joe Immorlica
• Village Opens the Gate to Changing the Fence Law
• Putnam Schedules KI Distribution
• Security Exercises to Include Sound of Gunfire
• Newly Elected Trustees Sworn In
• Two Second-Place Winners in Mega Millions Sold in Putnam
• Elizabeth Ailes’s Newspapers Honored for Excellence in Reporting and Advertising
• Cunningham’s Corner
• Congratulations Betty
• Remembering Life Lessons
• Indian Point, Inside View
• Facts and Evidence in Martin Case
• What the Flag Means to Me: Don’t Tread On Me
• Foodtown Negotiations
• An Increase Is an Increase
• Buck and Keller Exhibitions to Open in Garrison
• The Chapel’s 2012 Music Series Opens Soon
• Dmitri Kasterine Documents Our World
• Cultural Events
• Cottontail Tales in Time for Easter in Cornwall
• Live Music Calendar
• Patterson Flea Market to Open April 15
• Annual Meeting Slated for April
• America the Beautiful: Women and the Flag
• Open Baptism Offered at Easter Vigil
• DANIELE ELISE FRANCOIS GEORGETTE SMITH-MITCHELL
• CANON JOHN EDWARD SPEERS
• Religious Services
• Holy Week Observances at Graymoor
• MEETINGS This Week
• Announcements
• Four Hurt in Crash
• Time to Make the Donuts?
• Talk of our Town
• Area Pastors on Hope of Easter
• Relay for Life Kicks Off
• Photo
• Palm Sunday at Graymoor
• Haldane History Teacher Busted
• ‘Winter Hill’ Nears Completion
• Photo
• Betty Budney honored as 'Woman of Distinction'
• Post Office to Butterfield
• ‘Winter Hill’ Nears Completion; Conservancy Headquarters on the Market
• Time to Make the Donuts?
• Hold Your Baskets: Easter Egg Hunt Rescheduled
• Indian Point exercises to include sound of gunfire
• Village Opens the Gate to Changing the Fence Law
• Two second place winners in Mega Millions sold in Putnam
• Friday night crash in Garrison injures four
• Betty Budney honored as 'Woman of Distinction'
• Water Department Testing Friday in Cold Spring
• Water Department Testing Friday in Cold Spring
• LEGAL NOTICES for March 28, 2012
• Lake Peekskill Residents Charged in Underage Drinking Enforcement
• Convicted Sex Offender Faces Felony Charges
• Center for Sleep Medicine Opens at Hudson Valley Hospital Center
• Putnam Dems Sponsor Congressional Forum
• Warmest Spring in Years Ahead
• Commuter News: Quiet Cars Rock
• Learn All About Bluebirds
• Depot Offers Last-Minute Shakespeare
• Hoping to Grab a Tiger by the Tail
• Philipstown Veterans Honor Haldane Students
• The ‘Mudder’ of All Races is This Weekend
• Nature Museum Prepares for Annual Hike-A-Thon
• Spending the Summer with Shakespeare
• Building Bridges Building Boats Offers Workshop
• Everyone Loves Rhoda and Marvin
• Budget Mostly Nailed Down, Board Talks Academics, iPads
• Local Import of Supreme Court Wetlands Ruling Still Evolving
• Longhaul Farm: Brand-New, Yet Already into the Third Generation (and Rabe and Bean Soup)
• Philipstown Garden Club Goes to Washington
• Entergy PR Does Not Change The Facts
• Taconic Crash Claims Life of Yonkers Man
• Duncan is New Trustee
• Nelsonville on Budget, Consolidation
• Planning Board Sends Views to Village; Charrette Still at Issue
• Joe Rao: Eye on the Sky for Local Forecaster
• Keep America Beautiful
• Nuke Evacuation Plan Makes No Sense
• Where is Outrage Over New Defense Powers
• Indian Point Not Needed for State Energy Supply
• Arts Program Can Inspire Others
• Foodtown and Post Office Folly
• Honored by Selection as Woman of Distinction
• Disappointed by Farmers’ Market Move
• Kudos for Fishkill Road Cleanup
• Questions on Indian Point Energy
• Raise the Roof with Housetop in Beacon
• Celebrate Family Day at Museum in Peekskill
• Digital Arts Portfolio Career Day in Peekskill
• One-Act Festival Honors Ariane Orenstein
• Cultural Events
• ‘Adventures Around Putnam’ at the Desmond-Fish Library
• Girl Scouts: 100 Years Old and Still Thinking
• Live Music Calendar
• Go Fish: It’s Trout Weekend at Wildlife Center in Cornwall; ‘Brookie’ Feedings
• Audubon Society Dinner to Honor Principal Impellittiere
• Blessing
• JAMES R. ENDLER
• Church Choir to Perform Fauré Requiem
• Religious Services
• MEETINGS This Week
• Talk of our Town
• Hefty Portfolio for the Special Board
• Troublesome Brushfire Chars Land in North Highlands
• Traffic Nightmare on Taconic
• Garrison Taxpayers Face 2.62% Hike
• The D.P. Mart – Fast, Fresh Food
• A Railroad Buff and The Old Put
• Books vs. E-Books: The Great Debate
• Giachintas, Pidalas Honored
• Crash on Taconic kills Yonkers man
• Firefighters tackle brushfire in North Highlands area
• Convicted Sex Offender Faces Felony Charges
• Convicted Sex Offender Faces Felony Charges
• Junior Farmer Program
• Junior Farmer Program
• The Pleasure of Your Company
• The Pleasure of Your Company
• The Pleasure of Your Company
• The Pleasure of Your Company
• Audubon Dinner On Tap
• Audubon Dinner On Tap
• 'Alec's Ride' at All Sport Thursday
• 'Alec's Ride' at All Sport Thursday
• Randolph School Teachers Present at Educator’s Conference
• Randolph School Teachers Present at Educator’s Conference
• LEGAL NOTICES for March 21, 2012
• LEGAL NOTICES for March 21, 2012
• Ball Assails Katz on Pension Vote
• Philipstown Recreation Department News
• Kisslinger Heads to States in Free Throw
• All Dressed Up With Nowhere to Go
• Putnam Valley Chamber Hosts Forum for Oregon Corners
• Chamber Honors Members; New Website Underway
• Upcoming Programs at All Sport
• On Your Mark, Get Set, Go!
• Junjulas Accepted to West Point
• Haldane Shines at All-County Music
• Haldane Hosts Kindergarten Family Sing-Along
• Garrison Students 'Move It' to Music
• Haldane Fine Tunes the Budget
• Putnam Valley Cheers, a Bit
• Walkabout Student Has Eye for Talent
• Internet Safety is Big Topic
• Prepping for Prom Season at Robert’s New Expo
• Highland Garden Club Hosts Monthly Meeting at Library
• Rice: Made in the USA! (and Perfect Rice, Every Time)
• The Sweet Smell of Success at Niese’s Maple Farm
• Post Office Could Get Stamp of Approval, but Not at Butterfield
• Legislature Mixed on Odell Plan for County
• Guinan's Moves Ahead at Planning Board
• Odell Talks Up Butterfield
• 20 Motorists Summoned In Garrison Crackdown
• Pataki May Help Join East And West
• Entergy Accepting Applications to Help Fire, Police and Medical Responders
• Good Reasons to Continue Indian Point Operations
• Protect Avery Road, Park- Like Feel
• Kudos to Putnam Residents for Kindness
• Where is the Outrage Over Other Remarks
• Come On Town Board! What Are You Waiting For?
• Music in the Mansion Series Begins in April
• Bicentennial Lecture Series: 25 Years on ‘The Old Put’
• Guys and Dolls is the Odds-On Favorite
• Cultural Events
• Girl Scouts Celebrate 100th
• Solaris Voices Sing in Beacon to Prevent Child Abuse
• ‘A Shine of Rainbows’ to Show at the Howland
• Hold Your Horses: It’s Open House Time at Manitou Farm
• ‘Great Decisions’ Program at Library
• Springtime at the Boat Club
• Live Music Calendar
• Stanyer Laid To Rest
• White Elephants on Parade At St. Philip’s
• Eaton Memorial to be Held This Sunday
• Religious Services
• MEETINGS This Week
• Putnam Valley Teachers Agree to Salary Freeze
• ‘Don’t Fence Me In’ – Round Three
• Announcement
• Talk of our Town
• 9D Could See More Hikers, Bikers
• Rec Plans Spark Money Talk
• Relay for Life Kicks Off in Philipstown March 29
• Relay for Life Kicks Off in Philipstown on March 29
• Boscobel is New Site for Farm Market
• Go-Go Pops for Breakfast?
• Coach Merante Steps Down
• Hustis, Francisco Nab Trustee Posts
• Boscobel, Farmer's Market to Share Saturday Space
• Joining Hands Across America to Remember 9/11
• Fire in Putnam Valley destroys garage, cars
• Libby Pataki Hopes to Join East & West Across Putnam County
• Tamagna attacked at Legislature meeting -- by a bee
• Odell calls for 'reset' in county government
• Cold Spring Police Arrest Beacon Man
• The Sweet Smell of Success at Niese’s Maple Farm
• Philipstown Moms Perform ‘The Bluebird’
• Philipstown Recreation Department News
• LEGAL NOTICES for March 14, 2012
• LEGAL NOTICES for March 14, 2012
• Children’s Spring Tea at Mount Gulian
• Let’s Take This Outside
• Local Girls Take First in Volleyball Tourney
• Advisory Committee Helps with Putnam Valley Budget
• Lions Club Works to Benefit the Community
• Community Invited to View Science Fair Exhibits
• Introducing Your Pet To Your Newborn
• Oakwood Friends Hosts Spring Info Sessions
• George Mason Honors Putnam Valley Students
• Lifeguards Sought for Summer Season
• Philipstown Moms Urge Face Time, Not Screen Time
• A Sweet Time to Discover Maple Sugaring
• Webelos Dragon Den Goes ‘Scouting for Food’
• Give Peas a Chance
• Wind Soloists Sail Into Howland
• Cold Spring Pipe Band Goes Green in NY City
• Ball Kicks Off Reelection Campaign
• Village Board Says ‘Let’s Go to the Videotape’
• Repairs to Hurricane-Damaged Foundry Brook Begin
• Louie Luongo Endorsed By Putnam Valley Democrats
• Ball Kicks Off Re-Campaign
• Katz Makes it Official Election
• The Grove is on the Market
• Women and the Flag Opens in Cold Spring
• Keep Avery Unique
• Hayworth Too Quiet
• Reduction Ideas
• Serradas Will Be Missed
• ‘Inside Out’ At Garrison Art Center
• Celebrating Irish Culture Through Music, Language, Food and Friendship
• Women: Speak Up!
• Thanks to Ball
• Restaurant Week is on the Culinary Horizon
• Cultural Events
• ‘The Natural World Around Us’ Shows at Hospital
• Susan Minier Displays Work at Peekskill Gallery
• Live Music Calendar
• Howland Center Sponsors Bus Trip to the Guggenheim
• Cold Spring Artist Showing in Beacon
• Charlotte Eaton Memorial Service Planned
• Jazz Vespers Blend Music and Spirituality
• A Passover Musical Comes To Depot Theatre
• Youth Ministry Active in Community
• Religious Services
• MEETINGS This Week
• Talk of our Town
• $1M to Reline Cold Spring Water Mains
• Board Looks to Pare Tax Hike, to 2%
• Future of Putnam Valley’s ‘Downtown’ Uncertain
• Sparks Fly on Garbage
• Butterfield Project Halted
• Three Solid Contenders in Cold Spring
• Three Solid Contenders
• Haldane Board looks for reductions
• Ball is Rolling Again
• Cold Spring Board Meetings on Hold Until March 27
• Cold Spring Board Meetings on Hold Until March 27
• Planning Board Calls Halt to Butterfield Project
• LEGAL NOTICES for March 7, 2012
• Philipstown Recreation Department News
• Curtain Draws on Lady Blue Devils’ Season
• Hospital Welcomes Two Leap Day Babies
• Haldane’s Winter Gala A Success
• Lakeland Scholar Athletes Hailed
• Garrison Netminder Leads Vipers Squirt Team to State AA Title
• Church on the Hill Hands Out Gloves and Hats to Homeless
• Haldane Student Spearheads Help for Homeless Animals
• Little Stony Point Boils Up Another Maple Syrup Day
• The Sweet Tradition of New York’s Maple Weekend
• Garrison-Grown Maple Products at Lanza Farms
• Dr. Tim Ryan Earns First ‘Farm-to- Table’ Honors
• Restaurant Week Kicks Off
• Philipstown Board: Beyond Butterfield
• Garden Club Hosts Flower Arranging Demo at Library
• Orchid Society Arranges Spring Sale
• Off the Ranch: A Movie and the Santa Monica Farmers’ Market
• Fill’er-Up Outside, Fill’er-Up Inside
• Creating a Business Friendly Putnam County
• Scholarship Deadline Extended
• Scouts Clean Up Audubon Preserve
• Women & the Flag Returns to Cold Spring
• Rolston and Francisco: Serious Candidates for Serious Challenges
• Chuck Cares About You
• Putnam Celebrates St. Patrick’s Parade Sunday in Mahopac
• Endorsing Rolston
• Chuck is the One We Need
• Impressed by Francisco
• Let’s Continue With Chuck
• Matt Francisco for Cold Spring Trustee
• Put Francisco Forward
• A Voice We Can Use
• Impending Catastrophe
• A Short Intense Review of a Short Intense Play: ‘dEAD dOG pARK’
• Glynwood Farm Programs
• River Songs at Sloop Club
• ‘Some Girls of Beacon’ Celebrates Women’s History
• Knights of Columbus Host Annual Easter Egg Hunt
• Cultural Events
• The Devil Went Down to Peekskill
• Seeger Celebrates Guthrie’s 100th
• Live Music Calendar
• Visit Dia in Beacon for Free on March 17
• Birdwatching at Constitution Marsh
• Mason Nathaniel Warner
• Eugene Carl Garfinkle
• Lenten Soup, Soda Bread at Loretto
• Lecture on Vatican II at Graymoor
• Religious Services
• MEETINGS This Week
• Dog Park Abusers Get Warning
• Talk of our Town
• Putnam Valley Loses Equipment in Devastating Fire
• Breakfast with a Touch of Class
• Katz to Primary Ball
• Fast Tracking Bright Students a Challenge; Tax Hike Nears 2%
• County Bicentennial Update
• Katz to Primary Ball
• Beacon Gallery Presents NY Based Artists
• Fast Tracking Bright Students a Challenge; Tax Hike Nears 2%
• Cardinal Dolan Honored at Stewart
• Fatal Crash in Garrison
• Boards Conduct Site Visit
• One dead, others injured, in Garrison crash
• Haldane board hears plans for advanced courses
• It’s Friday: Do You Know Where Your Goat Is?
• Planning Board, Village Board on Butterfield
• Entergy Returns Indian Point 3 Nuclear Power Plant to Service
• Operators Disconnect Indian Point 3 from Grid
• Leap-Day Weather Forces Closings, Cancellations
• Loretto 6th Grade Boys Advance to Finals
• Volleyball Stars Shine In D.C.
• Tuck-ered Out in Semi-Finals
• Garrison School Second Quarter Honor Roll
• Local Student Named Russell Sage Kellas Scholar
• Lights, Camera, Action at Girl Scouts Dance
• After School Fun at the Nature Museum
• Make This the Year Your Garden Thrives
• Eggs: Nature’s Fast Food (and An Easy Omelet)
• What’s Sprouting at Glynwood this Spring?
• Garrison Board Evaluates the Evaluations
• Recap of our Chamber February Mixer
• Garrison Board Evaluates the Evaluations
• Cunningham’s Corner
• Give Matt a Chance
• Look at Francisco’s Resume
• Francisco Works
• Support for Chuck
• From a Local Artisan
• Business on Avery Road
• Assessing the Situation in Philipstown
• Rising Gas Prices
• Pirates of Penzance Invade Highland Falls
• Local Student Backstage at ‘Twilight: Los Angeles’
• Wanted: Putnam’s Oldest Resident
• Local Subcontractors Sought for Park Project
• Cultural Events
• Shakespeare Festival Leaders to Be Featured on Galef’s ‘Dear Sandy’ Show
• ‘Taking Line for a Walk’ Debuts on Saturday
• Roosevelt Center Looks For 2012 Girl Leaders
• Winter Evening Speaker Series Offers Array of Topics
• Live Music Calendar
• Maple Sugar Fest at the Outdoor Discovery Center
• Cancer Support Meetings in March
• Vincenzo Ralph Pidala
• Stanley F. Blaschke
• Religious Services
• Hospital Chaplains Offer Ashes to Patients, Staff
• Village Budget, Deer are Big Topics in Nelsonville
• MEETINGS This Week
• Garrison Wrestles With School Budget; ‘Low Hanging Fruit’ is Gone
• Village Budget, Deer are Big Topics in Nelsonville
• Talk of our Town
• Butterfield Report Heads to Village Board
• Blaze Blackens 20 Acres of Woods
• Pastry and a Cup-O-Ccino
• Teen, Police Dispatcher Save Life
• Girl Scouts’ Special Dance
• Parking is Big Issue on Main
• Special Board passes report on Butterfield to village
• Putnam Lake blaze causes heavy damage to home
• Brush Blaze Blackens 20 Acres of Woodlands
• Police Dispatcher and Putnam Valley Teen Save a Life
• Snow Creates Friday School Delays
• Ashes to Ashes
• Ashes to Ashes
• Loretto Serves Up Mardi Gras Pancakes
• Haldane Basketball Teams Advance in Sectionals
• LEGAL NOTICES for February 22, 2012
• Maguire to Prison
• Mcguire and Twoguns Advance to Regional Free Throw Competition
• Loretto Boys Advance to Basketball Semi-Finals
• Sacred Space Welcomes Renowned Sports Hypnotist
• JV Basketball Campaigns End with Strong Finish
• Haldane Middle School Honor Roll 2nd Quarter
• Cold Spring Chamber Invites Scholarship Applicants
• Food Drive Raises Over 200 lbs. of Groceries for Pantry
• Haldane High School Honor Roll 2nd Quarter
• Haldane Embraces Screen-Free Week
• Planting a Garden for Sound and Fragrance
• Chamber Activities You Should Support
• Vets Honored at Haldane School
• Ashes (and Egg Drop Soup)
• One Pileated Woodpecker, Two Pileated Woodpeckers…
• County Salary Cost Increases, but Number of Employees Falls
• A Big Thank You
• Something Democrats and Republicans Can Agree On
• The Kind of Person We Need
• Support for Matt Francisco
• Don’t Destroy Foundry Brook Dam
• Let the Hospital Stand
• George Washington: A Leader’s Diligence
• Cancer Support Meetings in March
• ‘We Make Our Own History’ Forums
• Weekend of Improv Live at the Beacon Theatre
• The Ides of March, Performance Art in Peekskill
• West Point Band to Perform with New Jersey Ballet
• Cold Spring and Beacon Galleries Swap Space
• Cultural Events
• Local Area Playwright Debuts New Play
• Dutchess County St. Patrick’s Parade Held March 3
• The Hudson River and its Natural History
• Office For The Aging Computer Learning
• West Point Walkers Come to Cold Spring
• Live Music Calendar
• Amidst Suburbs, Preserving the Continental Army’s Last Winter Encampment
• Iva Marie Howell
• Edward Schmitt
• Theodore W. Bumstead Jr.
• Synagogue Welcomes Rabbinical Student Fishman
• Philipstown Reform Synagogue Celebrates Shabbat Across America
• Religious Services
• Planners Tackle Key Projects on Busy Night
• Haldane Unveils Teacher Evaluation Plan
• Frederick W. Stanyer Dead at 83
• Remembering a Sloop Captain and the Freight He Carried
• MEETINGS This Week
• Talk of our Town
• PCN&R to Fund Scholarships for Area Students
• The Silver Spoon and 3 Squares
• Little League Fields to be Tackled First
• Little League Fields to be Tackled First
• Mayor, Trustee in Verbal Fisticuffs
• Neighbors Blast Big ‘House’
• Scouting for News
• Big house -- a really big house -- on Avery Road Draws Protests
• Katz Likely to Primary Ball
• Edward Schmitt
• Verbal Sparring Match for Valentine's Day at Cold Spring Meet
• Citizens Group to Post High-quality Video of Town Meetings
• Great Hudson River Revival Announces Initial Performer Line-up
• 80th Anniversary of the Modern Purple Heart
• LEGAL NOTICES for February 15, 2012
• ENTERGY TO TEST INDIAN POINT SIREN SYSTEM
• Will Minimum Wage Hike Hurt Unskilled?
• Tigers Close With Two More Tight Losses
• Philipstown Recreation Department News
• Loretto Boys Blue Go 11-1, Clinch Playoff Berth for Another Year
• Senior Night Split for Haldane Hoops
• The Hudson River and Its Natural History Through Time
• Clearwater’s Earth Day Benefit Is April 22
• Brownie Troop Visits Cold Spring Dance Studio
• Jefferson Valley Man Nabbed in Philipstown
• Police News
• Dutchess Man Charged in Putnam Valley Heist
• Convicted Sex Offender Faces New Charges
• Frederick: Was He Great?
• 2012 Plant Putnam Seedling Sale Underway
• Putnam Valley High School 2nd Quarter Honor Roll
• Lakeland Realizes Budget Savings Due to Debt Re-financing
• Lakeland’s Monteferante Signs Commitment to West Point
• Supervisor Schools the School Board
• Register Now for Enrichment Classes at Haldane
• Henderson Joins Haldane School Board as Trustee
• Garrison Greets O’Neill, Budget Realities
• Haldane Board Begins Budget Preparation
• The Choice: Haldane or O’Neill for Garrison Students?
• Valentines for Vets
• Valentines for Vets
• Blood Drive in Garrison Draws 50
• Hustis Outlines Campaign at Bandstand
• Various Illnesses Plague County
• Why You Should Be Online With Our New Chamber Website
• Honoring Charlotte Eaton, Keeper of Putnam’s Memories
• Cunningham’s Corner
• Eagle Scout Candidate to Assist Hoving Home
• Garrison’s Finest Step Up to Save a Life
• Be Careful What You Wish For
• A Thousand Thanks
• Serious About Fraud
• Perspectives
• West Point Musical Offerings
• Rengstorf Images of Swans Take Wing in Gallery
• Piano Festival Comes to A Close in Beacon
• Concert Raises $3,000 for Cancer Center
• Taking Charge of Your Finances
• Garrison PTA Sets Workshops March 6
• Cultural Events
• Original Art Added to Reopening
• Bear Mountain Inn’s Splendor Restored
• Shakespeare Fest Adds ‘The 39 Steps’
• Live Music Calendar
• Hallelujah! Jazz Vespers Features Spirituals
• College Dean’s Lists
• Religious Services
• Timothy Rothermel
• Roberta ‘Bobbette’ Smith
• Johanna T. Nargi
• Garrison Café Set to Open
• Many Rivers to Cross in Philipstown
• Cleaning Out the Attic at Boscobel
• County Settles the Case of the Too-Tight Handcuffs
• Talk of our Town
• Plan for Avery Road House Faces Fight
• Gallagher, Serradas Spar on Agendas
• Francisco Jumps Into Trustee Race
• Francisco Jumps Into Trustee Race
• 1 Project, 2 Nights, 3 Boards, Many Opinions
• 1 Project, 2 Nights, 3 Boards, Many Opinions
• Libby Pataki Set to Push Tourism in Bicentennial Year
• Tamagna to Head Planning for County?
• Libby Pataki Set to Push Tourism in Bicentennial
• Valentines for Vets
• Village Hires Planning Consultant for Butterfield
• Village Hires Planning Consultant for Butterfield
• Sex offender on parole busted in Putnam Valley
• Villanti Urges Community Turnout for Next Fields Meeting
• Libby Pataki In Line to Direct Putnam Tourism Efforts
• Sweetheart Retaurants
• Cold Spring Police Blotter
• Meet the Skink at the Wildlife Education Center
• Youth Bureau Pegasus Program Takes Off
• Towne Crier in Pawling Will Temporarily Stay Open
• Putnam 4-H Program Offerings
• Protect the Infants in Your Life—Get Vaccinated against Whooping Cough
• Got Pipes? Come Sing with Taconic Opera
• Haldane Rallies Past Putnam Valley, 52-50
• Hero Ride & Concert for John Curtin
• Haldane Coach Sniffen Enjoys Giants’ Win
• Cocaine Found on Suspect, in Court
• Woman Charged in Lake Peekskill Larceny
• Cold Spring Man Seriously Hurt In Philipstown Crash
• Lanza Farms: The Full Monty for Valentine’s Day
• What is Curriculum Mapping and Why Does it Matter?
• Community Happenings at the Chamber
• Odell Presses to Tighten County Government
• Students Create Pizza Box Bios
• With a New Year Underway, Girl Scouts Continue Community Service and Fun
• Cunningham’s Corner
• College Dean’s Lists
• Grateful Husband Thanks First Responders
• Garrison’s ‘Cobra’ Joins Brewster Police
• George Will Be Missed
• Get Involved in Suicide Prevention
• NIMBY Redux
• Auditions at the Depot
• ‘Robert’s World: Paintings by Robert Ferrucci’
• Cultural Events
• Cornish Estate, Popular Hiking Destination, Examined in Bicentennial Lecture Saturday
• Have Stagecoach, Will Celebrate
• Putnam Valley Girl Scout Penny Social
• Gifts Galore, Plus They’re On Clearance at Boscobel
• Live Music Calendar
• Putnam Valley Education Foundation Hosts Auction
• Parents to Hear About Internet Awareness
• Galef Visits to Peekskill, Garrison Rescheduled
• CAP Offering Free Income Tax Help
• Historic Apparel Sewing Class
• Teen Leaders Club to Make Breakfast for Homeless
• The Roosevelts: Public Figures, Private Lives
• Religious Services
• Mary A. Crane
• Hayworth Opposition Now Numbers Five Dems
• MEETINGS This Week
• Secrets of Valentine Veterans
• A Potpourri of Items Fills Town Meeting to the Brim
• Talk of our Town
• Hurricane Damage Still Vexes Residents
• What To Do With The Old Town Hall?
• Romeo & Juliet: Pampering, Beauty on Main
• Branching Out
• Llama, Looming Large at Library
• Fairgate Factory Demolished
• Parting the Waters on Winston Lane
• The Old Fairgate Ruler Factory is Demolished
• Serious Crash Closes Route 9 in Philipstown
• The View from Philipstown
• Camping is Fun, Safe Tradition at Camp Nabby
• Summer Fun on Tap at Philipstown Rec Department
• Creativity and Skills to Highlight Summer Arts on the Hudson
• Loretto 6th Grade Girls Knock Off Undefeated St. Joseph’s
• Free Throw Champs Move on to District Competition
• A Slam Dunk for Kyle Kisslinger
• Loretto Girls Split Games
• Lady Blue Devils Grab Key Win Against Pawling
• Man Charged With Drug Trafficking In Philipstown
• Putnam Valley Roundup
• A Journey with Vikasa Yoga
• Third Time’s the Charm for Nelsonville Board Scheduling
• Shot in the Arm = Tickets to Renegades for Haldane Student
• Third Time’s the Charm for Nelsonville Board Scheduling
• Students Celebrate the Year of the Dragon
• Slither on Over to Secret Lives of Venomous Snakes
• Garden Club Hosts Ice Pond Program
• Groundhog Day and Growing Your Own Sprouts
• Fishkill Man Pleads Guilty to Attempted Rape of Girl
• Sales Tax Revenue Tops Projection by $2 Million
• Putnam Records Second Lowest Rate of Unemployment in State
• Sheriff’s Department to Expand in Philipstown
• Smith to Command State Sheriffs’ Group
• Chamber Develops Strategy to Help Business
• Putnam Split in Half by State Redistricting Plan
• Katz Wants Photo ID for New York Voters
• Cunningham’s Corner
• Another Format for Legal Notices?
• Putnam Should Shop Putnam and Lead By Example
• It Might Not be Guinan’s But...!
• Cultural Events
• Comedy, Mystery and Music are on the Menu at Hudson House
• Jeremy Denk Plays More Mozart in Beacon
• Guitar Shop Releases Russ Freeman Model
• ‘For Love of Liberty: The Story of America’s Black Patriots’
• Spotting Eagles in Philipstown
• ‘GLEEful Project’ Classes Tune Up in February
• Live Music Calendar
• Multidimensional Exhibits Begin
• Overwhelming Response to Little Gifts Challenge
• Elizabeth Ann Lyons
• Charlotte Buckley Eaton
• John J. Bardin
• Religious Services
• Paramount Hosts Benefit for Graymoor Sisters
• New Agenda Requirements in Philipstown
• Continental Village Installs New Fire Officers
• Talk of our Town
• Still a Conservative?
• Ball Speaks to Chamber
• Special Board to Join the Butterfield Discussion
• Merante Steps Down from Planning Board
• It’s Butterfield on the Brain in Cold Spring
• Entrenched Lawmakers Balk at Change
• Generating Shelter, Good Will
• Haldane’s New Board Member Will ‘Hit the Ground Running’
• Vision for Fields Takes Shape
• LEGAL NOTICES for February 1, 2012
• Haldane Food Drive In Progress
• Gillibrand Supports Local Students' Military Academy Goals
• Smith Now a Statewide Lawman
• KINDERGARTEN PARENT ORIENTATION MEETING / KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION
• Elizabeth Ann Lyons
• John J. Bardin
• Village Board wants Special Board advice on development project
• K of C Free Throw Rescheduled
• Henderson Will ‘Hit the Ground Running’ with Haldane
• Putnam Split in Half by Redistricting Plan
• Cold Spring Businessman Pleads Guilty to Attempted Rape
• Putnam Valley Little League Registration Starts Saturday
• It’s Student Financial Aid Month
• A Shot in the Arm Equals a Renegades Game for Lucky Haldane Student
• Third Time’s the Charm for Nelsonville Board Scheduling
• State Gets $93 Million in Disaster Relief
• Be Wary of Scams by Utility Impersonators
• Health Department: Carbon Monoxide Alert
• What’s New at the Library?
• Youth Swim Lessons to begin in February
• Brewster, Mahopac Say No to BOCES Remediation Plan
• Pena Appointed Commissioner of Highways
• Sheriff’s Department to Expand in Philipstown
• Sheriff’s Department to Expand in Philipstown
• Breakfast Benefits SPCA
• Spaghetti on the Menu at Camp Combe
• Boys’ Hoops Knock Off Biondi and Lincoln Hall
• Oliverio: Peekskill Hollow Upgrades to Continue
• Off the Leash: Put Valley Dog Owners Nabbed after Attack
• Drug Sting Leads to Arrest
• For the Kids: Winter Gala to Benefit Haldane
• Polar Bears at the Fire House
• ‘Nice Kitty:’ Bobcat Facts at Nature Museum
• Forcing Branches (and the Recipe for Success)
• Check and Mate: Putnam Area Players No Pawns at Tourney
• Check and Mate: Putnam Area Players No Pawns at Tourney
• Architects of Diplomacy
• Bicentennial Gala
• George’s Super Service to Close by March
• Why Should You Get Involved in the Chamber?
• Help a Wounded Warrior
• Important Meeting for Athletic Fields
• Rockin’ Out at the Geology Fair
• Awaken Your Inner Dragon
• Got Talent to Spare? Orchestra Seeks Musicians
• Jazz Knights: A Blue Note Retrospective
• Abracadabra! Stories and Sorcery
• Cultural Events
• Author Talks Horticulture and the Hudson River Valley
• Happy Birthday, General Washington!
• The Continental Army’s Black Patriots Honored
• Live Music Calendar
• Think Red: Blood Drive in Garrison
• Haldane Inducts New Honor Society Members
• Putnam People
• Lawrence J. Turner
• William Mead Shields
• Joan M. Allen
• Saying ‘I Glove You’ to Those in Need
• Religious Services
• MEETINGS This Week
• Legal Ad Suit is Set Aside
• Putnam County’s 200th Year Hailed
• Haldane Board Plans Quick Interviews
• High Drama, Still No Decision
• North Highlands Pizza Night, A Tasty Success
• Talk of our Town
• Indian Point 2 Operating Again
• Local Pols Push for Butterfield
• Snow, Then Ice, Then Spring!
• Indian Point Plans Backup Center Here
• LEGAL NOTICES for January 25, 2012
• Haldane Board Rapidly Seeks New Member
• Winter weather finally hits
• Winter storm headed here
• Putnam Valley Girl Scouts Support Orphaned Animals
• Countywide Rx Plan Underway Soon
• Suzanne Lisotta
• William L. Winter
• Walter K. Schmager, Jr.
• Graymoor Hosts Week of Prayer for Christian Unity
• Robert P. Patterson, III
• Religious Services
• Got Quarters? Hudson River Bridge Tolls Rise
• Lacrosse Club Signup in Putnam Valley
• PV Boys’ Basketball Start Season at 1-1
• MSG Varsity Names Haldane Volleyball Team of the Year
• River University Offers Matriculation-on-Hudson
• Is There a Doctor in the House?
• Man Charged in Continental Village Jewelry Heist
• Putnam Valley Credit Card Turns up at Riker’s
• In Middle of Break-In, Accused Burgler Busted
• Bad Guy Issues Bad Check
• Cops Nab Cold Spring Man in Chainsaw Theft
• Is 42 Books Per Child Too Many?
• Toddle on Over to the Library
• Word Salad on the Menu
• Got Gutters? Prevent Ice Dams this Winter
• Volunteer Gardeners: Dig In at Roosevelt’s Val-Kill
• Have You Seen Sick or Dead Deer?
• Off the Ranch: Happy Chinese New Year!
• What’s in a Name: Health Director or Commissioner?
• Cunningham’s Corner
• Celebrate Putnam’s Bicentennial
• Mild Winter Boosts Repairs at Vet Park
• Yetter Bows Out, in Favor of Cinque
• Re: Putnam Valley Town Board Debacle
• What Passes for Government
• Philipstown Athletic Fields in Need of Upgrade
• Solid Progress, Not ‘Circular Motion’
• Fine Dining, Good Price at Restaurant Week
• Woodwind Quintet to Perform at Composer’s Voice
• Valley Musica Hosts Benefit Concert
• Spirituals to Honor King at Vespers
• Cultural Events
• Soyeon Lee, Julliard Grad, Performs at Piano Festival
• Gripe or Question? Galef to Hold Town Meetings
• Engagement
• Cold Spring Webelos Earn Arrow of Light Awards
• History Lesson: The Hessian Winter Muster
• Live Music Calendar
• Depot Docs Screens ‘To Be Heard’
• Garrison Board Relieved at Favorable St. Basil Ruling
• Haldane Grad Promoted
• MEETINGS This Week
• Talk of Our Town
• Dana Gulley Completes Firefighter Training
• Appreciation Day in Cold Spring
• Garrison Taxpayers to Help Support Joint Services Project
• Budget-Strapped Board President Asks: ‘Is Powerball an Option?’
• Years in Making, Minutes to Okay
• Organic Changes at Glynwood
• The King Dream, Brought to Life
• Putnam Salutes Sybil’s Ride
• BOCES project approved by Garrison board
• New Comprehensive Plan approved with little fanfare
• 42 books per child in Garrison, but many are old
• Galef Announces Winter 2012 Internship Openings
• Got Quarters? Mid-Hudson Bridge Tolls Rise
• February Support for Cancer Patients
• Handsprings on the Grass, in January
• Lakeland Faces More Million-plus Cuts
• LEGAL NOTICES for January 18, 2012
• Walter K. Schmager, Jr.
• Is there a Doctor in the House?
• Garrison’s Dana Gulley Completes Fire Fighter Training
• School Break ‘Mini-Camp’ at Wildlife Education Center
• Putnam Hospital Center News
• Village Board Adopts Comprehensive Plan by Unanimous Vote after Five Year Plus Process
• Sunset in Putnam
• Fahnestock Winter Park: Let it Snow!
• Martin Luther King Day Observances
• 'The Birds' at Butterfield
• LEGAL NOTICES for January 11, 2012
• Philipstown Recreation Department News
• K of C Free-Throw Competition
• Philipstown Recreation Department News
• K of C Free-Throw Competition
• New Year Brings New Life to Lady Blue Devils
• New Year Brings New Life to Lady Blue Devils
• Wishing for Snow (and a Good Breakfast)
• Wishing for Snow (and a Good Breakfast)
• Getting Started with Backyard Poultry
• Getting Started with Backyard Poultry
• Foodtown Move to Butterfield?
• Weatherman Weighs in on Startling Lack of Snow
• Misperceptions in Putnam Valley
• County to Again Use Courier for Legals
• An Asset to Any Group
• Haldane Board of Ed Seeks New Member
• Praise for Volunteers in Philipstown
• Allow Foodtown to Expand Now
• Foodtown Move to Butterfield?
• Misperceptions in Putnam Valley
• Weatherman Weighs in on Startling Lack of Snow
• County to Again Use Courier for Legals
• An Asset to Any Group
• Haldane Board of Ed Seeks New Member
• Praise for Volunteers in Philipstown
• Allow Foodtown to Expand Now
• Lecture with Artist Rick Prol & Collector Ari Straus
• Marking the Chinese New Year with Culture, Music
• Art Center Launches 2012 Exhibitions
• Sybil Ludington: A Call to Arms
• Lecture with Artist Rick Prol & Collector Ari Straus
• Marking the Chinese New Year with Culture, Music
• Art Center Launches 2012 Exhibitions
• Sybil Ludington: A Call to Arms
• Start the New Year Fresh and Clutter Free
• Cultural Events
• Live Music Calendar
• Art, Music, Poetry, History - One Night, One Place!
• From the Chamber
• Start the New Year Fresh and Clutter Free
• Cultural Events
• Live Music Calendar
• Art, Music, Poetry, History - One Night, One Place!
• From the Chamber
• Jim Witt Autographs Calendars
• Jim Witt Autographs Calendars
• Religious Services
• Philipstown Synagogue Presents International Klezmer Concert
• St. Christopher’s Inn Ranked Among the Best in NY
• William R. Kohler
• Carol Christine Fripp Hanna
• John J. O’Connor
• Religious Services
• Philipstown Synagogue Presents International Klezmer Concert
• St. Christopher’s Inn Ranked Among the Best in NY
• William R. Kohler
• Carol Christine Fripp Hanna
• John J. O’Connor
• MEETINGS This Week
• Talk of our Town
• MEETINGS This Week
• Talk of our Town
• Desmond-Fish Hosts King Day Events
• At Last: Final Hearing on Comp Plan?
• Desmond-Fish Hosts King Day Events
• At Last: Final Hearing on Comp Plan?
• So Far, It’s 2 Seats and 2 Candidates in Cold Spring
• Happy Families Boasts Worldwide Reach
• So Far, It’s 2 Seats and 2 Candidates in Cold Spring
• Happy Families Boasts Worldwide Reach
• Indian Point Unit Shuts for Repair
• Mad Scientists in Garrison!
• Indian Point Unit Shuts for Repair
• Mad Scientists in Garrison!
• A Full Plate for the Planning Board
• A Full Plate for the Planning Board
• Hudson River Trail to National Park?
• Hudson River Trail to National Park?
• Putnam Valley Ushers in a New, Combative Year
• Putnam Valley Ushers in a New, Combative Year
• Hustis and Rolston in Ring So Far
• Village Race Heats Up
• Hustis and Rolston in Ring So Far
• Village Race Heats Up
• Water pump repairs as control room operators shut down Indian Point 2 Nuclear Power Plant
• Carol Christine Fripp Hanna
• Out Like a Lamb: The Last Public Hearing on the Comprehensive Plan
• $25K in jewelry stolen in Continental Village
• Letter from Haldane School Board
• Haldane Seeks to Fill School Board Seat
• Haldane Bus Stop Incident Draws Police
• Garrison Gets Favorable Court Decision on St Basil’s Case
• New Year's Domestic Incident Leads to Arrest
• Taconic Ed Center Winterfest is Sunday
• PUTNAM VALLEY Board Seats
• LEGAL NOTICES for January 4, 2012
• As Calendar Turns, Lady Blue Devils Hope Fortunes Do As Well
• As Calendar Turns, Lady Blue Devils Hope Fortunes Do As Well
• Putnam’s Criminals Fill Up County Jail; Revenue from Boarders Falls
• Survey: Hudson Valley Hospital Leads in Employee Satisfaction
• Survey: Hudson Valley Hospital Leads in Employee Satisfaction
• Putnam’s Criminals Fill Up County Jail; Revenue from Boarders Falls
• Bells Ring in 2012 in Putnam County
• Bells Ring in 2012 in Putnam County
• Economic Development: It Takes More Than a Village
• Economic Development: It Takes More Than a Village
• New Year’s Resolution Solved: Eat More Beans
• New Year’s Resolution Solved: Eat More Beans
• Cunningham’s Corner
• Cunningham’s Corner
• Putnam County Roundup
• Putnam County Roundup
• Belated Gratitude
• Belated Gratitude
• Hayworth Flunks 1st Year Report Card
• Hayworth Flunks 1st Year Report Card
• Another Vote for Butterfield Option
• Another Vote for Butterfield Option
• Butterfield is Right for Post Office
• Butterfield is Right for Post Office
• No Need to Rush on Post Office
• No Need to Rush on Post Office
• Auditions for ‘Dead Dog Park’ at the Depot
• Auditions for ‘Dead Dog Park’ at the Depot
• Entering the Final Phase of Local Waterfront Revitalization Program for Cold Spring
• Entering the Final Phase of Local Waterfront Revitalization Program for Cold Spring
• Howland Piano Festival Kicks Off This Month
• Howland Piano Festival Kicks Off This Month
• 15 Nonprofits To Benefit From Arts Grants
• 15 Nonprofits To Benefit From Arts Grants
• Fasulo Photos Steam Along
• Fasulo Photos Steam Along
• Cultural Events
• Cultural Events
• Pet Loss – Strategies to Deal with Grief
• Pet Loss – Strategies to Deal with Grief
• Putnam AARP Meets in February
• Putnam AARP Meets in February
• The ABCs of Beekeeping
• The ABCs of Beekeeping
• Quilting Class, Step by Step, Gears Up This Week
• Quilting Class, Step by Step, Gears Up This Week
• Volkssport Club Walks West Point on Saturday
• Volkssport Club Walks West Point on Saturday
• Depot Theatre Presents Comedy in the Afternoon
• Depot Theatre Presents Comedy in the Afternoon
• Live Music Calendar
• Live Music Calendar
• Who Will Be Visiting Your Bird Feeder This Winter?
• Who Will Be Visiting Your Bird Feeder This Winter?
• ALEX J. AMATO
• ALEX J. AMATO
• ABIGAIL M. GREGORY
• ABIGAIL M. GREGORY
• DAMON PAUL PERPETUA
• DAMON PAUL PERPETUA
• Bible Workshops at Cold Spring United Methodist
• Bible Workshops at Cold Spring United Methodist
• Religious Services
• Religious Services
• Honoring a Native American Saint at Our Lady of Loretto
• Honoring a Native American Saint at Our Lady of Loretto
• Fahnestock Gets $400K to Repair and Revitalize Canopus Beach Area
• Fahnestock Gets $400K to Repair and Revitalize Canopus Beach Area
• CORRECTION:
• CORRECTION:
• MEETINGS This Week
• Talk of our Town
• MEETINGS This Week
• Talk of our Town
• Fresh from Hiking Salaries, Officials Take Oath of Office
• Fresh from Hiking Salaries, Officials Take Oath of Office
• Legislature Sets Higher Salaries for Some Officials
• Legislature Sets Higher Salaries for Some Officials
• Lost Hikers Found in Garrison Woods
• Cold Spring Native Dead in Crash
• Beacon Factory Manufactures Musicians
• Lost Hikers Found in Garrison Woods
• Cold Spring Native Dead in Crash
• Beacon Factory Manufactures Musicians
• The Plot Thickens for Putnam Valley Board
• The Plot Thickens for Putnam Valley Board
• Time to Mail the Tax Bills
• Time to Mail the Tax Bills
• County OKs Trash Money for Cold Spring
• County OKs Trash Money for Cold Spring
• Political Payback?
• Political Payback?
• Lost Hikers Found Deep in Garrison Woods Unharmed
• Damon Paul Perpetua
• Officials Sworn In for Philipstown
• Officials Sworn In for Philipstown
• Crash leaves Fishkill man dead
• Assemblywoman Hosts Town Meetings throughout District
• Electrical Contractors Give Gift to Family Services
• BOCES’ Balancing Act
• Nelsonville Sees Mortgage Tax Slump
• Power Outages On Schumer’s Mind During Carmel Visit
• Putnam Rates Second Lowest in State Unemployment Rate
• Tough Losses Keep Lady Blue Devils Searching
• Middle School Cereal Drive a Sweet Success
• The Bitter and the Sweet: Welcome 2012 (with a Champagne Cocktail)
• Cunningham’s Corner
• Ball, Hayworth Spar in Christmas Fight
• Hydro-Fracking and Water Quality
• Put Post Office Plans on Fast Track
• Compromise and Reps. Gibson, Hayworth
• Taghkanic Chorale Issues Call for Singers
• Cultural Events
• Famous Marches By Sousa & Friends
• Jolly Troubadours Sing Again
• Be Sure to Volunteer in 2012
• Cancer Support Available in January
• Identify Winter Birds at Your Outdoor Feeder
• Animals and Nature Together at Museum
• Live Music Calendar
• Coming Events
• Resolved: Quit Smoking in the New Year, Be Healthier
• Hospital Makes Wishes Come True
• Nora-Jean Cotter
• Religious Services
• Garden Club’s Gift of Centerpieces Brings Christmas Joy to the Elderly
• The High Achievers
• Marist: ‘Whatever’ is Most Annoying Word – Again
• Talk of our Town
• O Come, All Ye Faithful
• Woman, Accused of Sending Package to Ball, Shot to Death
• Trip Trap, Trip Trap, It'll Cost More to Cross Bridges
• Melissa Rossano
• Garrison Delays on Co-op Services
• Volleyball Heroes Hailed at Haldane
• Caring for Caregivers
• It's Auld Lang Syne for Bird & Bottle Inn
• LEGAL NOTICES for December 28, 2011
• Unemployment low in Putnam, figures show
• Sheriff Smith cites extensive cooperation in helping to locate missing woman
• State Champs Hailed at Haldane Board Meeting
• Putnam Valley Woman Found in Ulster County
• Philipstown Recreation Department News
• Tigers Hope New Coach Brings In Winning Tradition
• Loretto Sixth Grade Girls Net First Win
• ‘Halfway To Relay For Life’ Holiday Open House
• Haldane Boys Will Start Season With a New Look
• Philipstown Scouts Host Tree Sale
• Sugar In The Air, Everywhere!
• Support Scouting: Buy a Tree
• State of the Schools: Putnam Valley
• Putnam People
• Free Flu Vaccine Clinic In Carmel
• Children’s Holiday Tea at Mount Gulian
• Warming Up with the Washingtons
• Allspice Tea
• 2011 Santa Run Schedules
• Hayworth Recognized by Putnam Lawmakers
• The (Beach) Beat Goes On
• From the Chamber
• Houlihan Hosts Holiday Coat Drive
• Cunningham’s Corner
• Thank You
• Sneak Peek: Behind the Scenes at ‘1800s Ball’
• Become an Organ Donor
• Reaching Out at Loretto Dinner
• Giving Thanks
• Local Artist’s Vision of the Hudson Valley
• Cultural Events
• Musgrave Discusses ‘The Life of Schumann’
• Hudson House Hosts ‘A Christmas Carol’
• Milk and Cookies for a Good Cause
• Bear Mountain’s ‘Beary Merry Holiday Party’
• Decorate for the Birds at the Nature Museum
• Live Music Calendar
• Coat Drive in Peekskill Set for December 18 Distribution
• Christmas Bazaar at Saint Mary’s
• Religious Services
• St. Philip’s Choir to Sing Two Glorias
• Living Nativity Set for December 17
• MEETINGS THIS WEEK
• Correction
• Slithering Slowly Toward a Solution for Snake Hill
• Talk of Our Town
• Bravo Show on Cold Spring to Air
• Continental Village Voices Heard Again
• No Water at Garrison School
• Comprehensive Plan Speeds Towards Approval
• Putnam Valley Council Race Ends in Tie–Again
• Season Finale in Philipstown
• Foodtown Closer to Expansion
• Christmas in Philipstown
• Hot Chocolate for Heroes
• Haldane Presents ‘Heaven Can Wait’
• You Better Not Pout, You Better Not Cry
• LEGAL NOTICES for December 7, 2011
• Santa Around Cold Spring
• No Water at Garrison School
• Post office lease expires next month: Foodtown Plaza owner, architect, and Planning Board talk parking and traffic problems
• And, the envelope please, it's still tied
• Vandalism at the Chapel
• Haldane Girls Basketball Team Looks for Balance
• Alcohol And Drug Use Decline Among Putnam Youth
• Murky Turkey Talk (And Some Delectable Soup)
• Loretto Hosts Annual Thanksgiving Dinner
• Big Holiday Weekend in Putnam Valley
• Art Center Hosts Student and Faculty Art Exhibit
• Putnam Valley Musicians Play at Area-All State
• Pancakes and Pajamas
• Putnam Valley PTA Hosts Auction
• Garrison School 2011-12 First Quarter Honor Roll
• Pow-Wow and Feast at Garrison
• The Magic of Reading and Writing
• Regional Scholastic Chess Is Alive In The Hudson Valley
• Legislators Want Senior Centers To Open As Emergency Shelters
• From the Chamber
• Cunningham’s Corner
• Told You So
• Fracking: Make Views Known Now
• Taxpayers are from Venus, Teachers’ Union from Mars
• ‘Last of the Blonde Bombshells’ at Howland
• Cultural Events
• Brooklyn Brass Quintet at Tilly Foster
• Boscobel’s Musical Twilight Tour, Recital & Reception
• Live Music Calendar
• Chamber to Meet at Cathryn’s
• ‘Christmas Wish’ Comes to Beacon
• ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’ Brings Holiday Cheer to Depot Theatre
• George Patrick Tompkins
• Gerald E. Bowden, Jr.
• Religious Services
• Unwind at Mount Gulian Holiday Candlelight Tours on Dec. 11, 18
• Lawman on a Mission
• MEETINGS This Week
• Tree Lighting
• Nelsonville Village Board Talks Trees, Cable Service, Pensions
• Talk of our Town
• Continental Village Meeting Set for Wednesday
• Main Street Braces for Winter
• Cold Spring by Candlelight!
• Legislature Seeks Back-door Change to Legal Notices Law
• Drug Dealer Busted in Philipstown
• Scenic Hudson Can Skip Bond
• Haldane Hoopsters Come Home for Thanksgiving
• Tony Moore: The Master of the Mountain
• Girl Scout Troop 2502’s Annual Bowling Trip
• Nelsonville Gets Ready for Christmas
• Continental Village Meet Set for Wednesday
• GEORGE PATRICK TOMPKINS
• Cold Spring Fire Company called to rescue in back-to-back car crashes
• Philipstown Soccer Club Fall Season Wraps Up
• The History of Thanksgiving
• Cross Country and Girls Soccer Squads Close Season With State Appearances
• Quite a Night at the Landing
• Putnam Valley Arts’ Harvest Festival of Music
• A Glance at Girl ScoutS
• Crafts Boutique Opens Saturday
• Spectacular Spinach
• Pardoning The Turkeys
• Woman Accused of Using Dog as Burglary Decoy
• Putnam Valley Board Race Ends in Tie
• Emergency Alerts and Winter Parking Rules
• Eldridge Celebrated for His Leadership
• New Fracking Info
• Countywide Winter Parking Rules Now In Effect
• Help Needed for Good Cause
• Time to Move Foward
• Garden Club Tree to Grace Butterfield
• On the Philipstown Pay Raises
• A False Security
• Wants and Needs
• The Surf’s Up in Peekskill: Beach Boys at the Paramount
• Beacon Theatre Seeks Directors and Shows for 2012-2013
• Cultural Events
• Dia Art Foundation Presents ‘Opus + One’
• Vikasa Studio Hosts Holiday Open House
• West Point Commemorates Pearl Harbor 70th Anniversary
• Celebrate Christmas at Knox’s Headquarters
• Quest for the Hidden Treasures of Hope
• Carol Bocchino Purvis
• Toys for Tots in Philipstown
• Maryknoll Sisterhood Celebrates 100 Years
• Live Music Calendar
• Generosity of Community Fed 33 Families for Thanksgiving
• Religious Services
• MEETINGS This Week
• Tis The Season to Deck the Halls
• Highway Department Budget: Saving the Biggest for Last
• Haldane Teacher Contract Settled
• Raises for All in Philipstown
• Talk of our Town
• Mr. & Mrs. C Welcome You to Tea
• Variety Show Knocks ‘Em Dead
• County Exec Views Snake Hill First-Hand
• Haldane Volleyball Team Nabs State Title
• Route 9 Fiasco Ties up Morning Traffic
• Gerald E. Bowden, Jr.
• LEGAL NOTICES for November 23, 2011
• HALDANE VOLLEYBALL ADVANCES TO STATE TITLE MATCH
• Route 9 Closed for Fenderbender
• Cold Spring Woman Accused of Using Dog as Decoy in Burglaries
• Putnam Valley Board Election Ends in Tie
• Philipstown Girls Top Ossining on Rice’s Lone Goal
• Philipstown Blue Claws Finish Strong Season
• Mitey Might Hawks Learn True Teamwork and Finish the Season Undefeated at 9-0
• Adieu, Tiny Mite Hawks, Adieu
• Cold Spring’s Westrock Ends Season with Win
• Volleyball Team Returns to Final Four
• Planting Bulbs at Haldane
• Dems Control Town Board, But 4 in 10 Voted Republican
• Get the Buzz on Bees at Butterfield
• Anti-fracking Seminar Saturday in Cold Spring
• Garden Planning and Raised Beds at PCN&R Seminar
• Gardening GUSTO
• Haldane Classes of 1971, 1972, and 1973 Plan Reunion
• Veterans Dinner Attracts 1,000
• Enough is Enough: Bury Utility Wires
• Coat Drive in Gear
• Rational Discourse
• The Path to Victory
• Do Not Call
• Still Concerned
• Cold Springers Perform ‘Hoffman’ at Stony Point
• Poundstone in Peekskill on Saturday
• Cultural Events
• Local Actors Read Original Prose
• Currier & Ives Meets ‘It’s A Wonderful Life’
• Announcements
• From the Chamber
• ‘Around Cold Spring’ Author Visits Library
• Scott Webster
• William J. Carufe
• Bonnie Ann (Combes) O’Brien
• It’s Church Fair Time and the Choices Are Endless
• Religious Services
• ~TALK of our TOWN~
• No Written Opinion from Comptroller on Fire Company Independence
• Veterans Day Salute
• Good-Guy Hacker Rides into Town
• Putnam County Faces Suit on Legals
• Board Talks Pay Raises, but Prospect Unlikely
• Seasons Changing, But It's Not Sunset Yet for Haldane Volleyball
• Planning Board Denies Waiver
• LEGAL NOTICES for November 16, 2011
• VOLLEYBALL ADVANCES TO FINAL FOUR, FOOTBALL TEAM FALLS
• ODELL SWORN IN
• Dutchess Mayor Takes on Hayworth for 2012
• PCNR ad deadline changed
• Philipstown digs out from wacky early storm
• Storm hammers region with snow, winds
• HALDANE ROLLS PAST PALISADES PREP, 63-0, IN PLAYOFF
• SECTION ONE PLAYOFF INFORMATION
• Pumpkin and Pizza Time at Putnam Valley Elementary
• Philipstown Home Invasion Results in Arrest
• LEGAL NOTICES for October 26, 2011
• Family Fall Festival at All Sport’s Outdoor Park
• Jr. Pee Wee Hawks Grind Out Win Over Northern Dutchess
• Twas the Week Before Halloween
• Two Wins, Thus Two Winning Streaks Begin!
• Soccer Teams Grab Wins to Celebrate Seniors
• Board Focuses on Roads and Sidewalks
• Just-for-Dads Class on Tap at Hospital Center
• Sheriff Offers Safety Tips for Halloween
• Philipstown Blood Drive is November 4
• Hospital Center Hosts a Tea-Party to Celebrate Breastfeeding Moms
• Putnam Valley Rolls to Easy Win Over Edgemont, 43-7
• Bridge Authority Bridges Well Maintained, Safe
• Harpist Nancy Allen to Perform In Concert
• West Point Salutes Veterans at Ike Hall
• Volunteers Planning For Ball Thanksgiving Dinner
• Haldane Play Area Dedicated to Former Principal, Mrs. Davis
• Lakeland High School Offers ‘Noises Off’
• Common Sense Now PAC Backs Putnam Valley Candidates
• Walter Panas’ Matthew Repetto Earns Eagle Scout Honors
• Putnam Valley Woman Charged With Jewelry Theft
• Rotary Clubs of Putnam Fight to End Polio Worldwide
• Putnam High School Hosts Fall Blood Drive
• Philipstown Potpourri
• Memorial to a Major
• Nature Museum, Bears Coming to Philipstown
• Audubon Society Hosts 20th Annual Bird Seed Sale
• Alan Schneider, Democrat
• MaryEllen Odell, Republican
• Gardening GUSTO
• Autumn in the Hudson Highlands
• Don Nice’s Passion: Watercolor Landscapes
• Local Librarians Keep in Step with Tech Revolution
• A ‘Duty’-full Warning
• Take a Look at DeMarco
• Voting for Oliverio
• Consider Recommendations for Old Roads
• We Need More Like Nancy
• Thumbs Up for Merandy
• Montgomery Should Remain
• He Made a Difference at Haldane
• Why Is Cobb Afraid to Debate?
• Montgomery Understands
• Merandy Speaks His Mind
• Responding to Rolston
• I Support Dave
• Erickson Has Her Vote
• Supporting Shea
• Haldane Collecting Baseline Data for Sports Concussions
• Merandy is a Tax & Spender
• Before and After School
• The Rich Shea I Know
• Tough but No Tact?
• Scuccimarra Listens
• ‘The Floating Verse’ at the Living Room
• Boscobel & The Paranormal: Ghost Tours Expanded in October
• Sparks of Creativity at Garrison Art Center
• Cultural Events
• Restoring Reading in American Culture
• Poets at the Beanrunner
• Live Music Calendar
• ‘Wedding’ Night at Hudson House to Mark Halloween
• Musical Genius Revealed
• Church Hosts Hudson Photographic Excursion
• Religious Services
• Sales Tax Revenue Soars
• Talk of our Town
• Loretto Cookie Cravings
• South Highland Mission Projects
• Robert J. Dobbins, Jr.
• Waterfront Revitalization Strategy Nears an End
• Boat Club Season Ends, Docks Removed for Winter Storage
• Desmond-Fish Gets a Reluctant Thumbs Down
• Legislators Endorse Butterfield Site for Government Complex
• Hawks Shut down New Paltz
• Putnam’s 12 Heroes Remembered by Vietnam Memorial
• Garrison’s Pumpkin Glow is Fun Galore
• Candidates Trade Views, Barbs in PCN&R Forum
• Robert J. Dobbins, Jr.
• Cold Spring’s Hudson Highland Pipe Band at the Paramount
• Dramatic Rescue Drill in Garrison
• LEGAL NOTICES for October 19, 2011
• 100 Years of Girl Scouting Celebrated
• Motorist Hits 18-Wheeler
• Water Projects Moving Forward
• Garrison Students Learn Safety from the Experts
• Jr. Pee Wee Hawks Top Wappingers
• 8th Graders Beat Faculty 4-3; Raise Over $1,500 in Soccer Fundraiser
• Think ‘Pink” in October, Tie One on for Rene
• Mighty Mite Hawks Win Another One, 12-6
• Coaches Take Day Off, Tiny Mites Work It
• Haldane Storms To Homecoming Win
• Involvement and Shopping Locally
• Rothenberg at the Living Room
• Putnam Valley Hosts Valley Musica
• (Campaign) Signs of the Times
• Bob Cinque
• Wendy Whetsel
• Gene Yetter
• Gary Wulfhop
• Stephen Tomann
• Robert Tendy
• Katie Giachinta DeMarco
• Dave Merandy
• Cunningham’s Corner
• Nancy Montgomery
• Lee Erickson
• Barbara Scuccimarra
• Richard Shea
• Illegal Passing of School Buses
• Be Informed, Participate
• Wulfhop Has the Experience
• Blaming Others
• Roads: A Dirty Topic
• Expecting More
• Breaking Protocol
• Shea Built Where I Live
• One Special Interest
• Cobb for Highway Super
• Ball for New York
• Castle To River Run a Community Event
• Signs of our Time
• Speaking About Myself
• Re: Shifting Blame
• Surprising Claims
• Re-Elect Scuccimarra
• Polhemus vs. Reality
• Praise to Citizens of Philipstown
• Does Erickson Have a Fiscal Plan?
• Where’s Lee on Rec?
• George Washington: A Biography Through Maps
• Who Needs 76 Trombones?
• ‘Bringing Nature Indoors’ Exhibit Opens
• Cultural Events
• Manitoga: Landscape Song of Design & Nature, Free Lecture
• Chapel Hosts Composer Mikko Taylor & Friends
• Live Music Calendar
• GLEEful! Opens This Weekend at the Philipstown Depot Theatre
• Harvest Celebration is Sunday
• ‘Light, Water, Texture, Stone’
• BARBARA H. ‘BAR’ KEPPEL
• First Presbyterian Church Youth Walk in the Steps of Third World Poor
• Religious Services
• MEETINGS This Week
• The Light’s on at Fishkill Road
• Talk of our Town
• Catamaran Brings Visitors
• Wrestling with Tax Cap: The 2 % Solution
• Angry Over Assessments
• Two First Wins and Two Hat Tricks
• Hudson Valley Photographer Focuses on the River and Seasons
• Castle Backers Show Off Property
• Haldane Homecoming
• HALLOWEEN HAPPENINGS
• HALDANE HOMECOMING
• Castle Rock Backers Show off Property
• Mobile Disaster Recovery Center to Open in Cold Spring
• LEGAL NOTICES for October 12, 2011
• Jr. Pee Wee Hawks Fall to Red Hook
• Philipstown Chargers Meet Pelham Cosmos in Close Match
• New Candidate for Town Board: Hawks
• Mitey Mite Hawks Improve to 5-0
• Philipstown Ull Girls Visit Army Women’s Soccer
• Vikings No Match for Haldane
• BOCES Culinary Students Consider College Options
• The Environment and Your Health
• Grow a Garden at Tilly Foster Farm
• Nature Museum Cries ‘Wolf!’
• Home Grown Native Plant Sale Hosted at Wildlife Garden
• The Coming Frost and Frosting (with Cake Underneath)
• Cold Spring Man Charged With Golf Club Assault
• Cold Spring Street Residents to Pay for Water and Road Repairs
• Parent Asks ‘Is Garrison Good Enough?’
• Why Are the Wheels so Big?
• Special Board Releases Draft Local Waterfront Revitalization Strategy Report
• Haldane Celebrates Fire Safety Week
• Roads Still Haunted by Irene
• Lake Peekskill Man Charged With Grand Larceny
• Hazardous Waste Day A Success
• Legislature Adopts Budget By 6-3 Vote
• Second Round Of Flu Clinics Coming Up
• Steve Mackay
• Foodtown Plaza Owner Submits New Plan to Board, Asks to Appear
• Two From Putnam Valley Arrested In Yorktown
• Larry Cobb
• Jay Michaelson
• Allen Beals
• 2011 Elections: Questions for Candidates
• Castle Rock Backers Seek Overlay
• Facts Are Stubborn
• How Much to Cut?
• Cold Spring at Its Best
• My Position on Zoning
• Flip-flopper or Liar?
• Misleading Signs
• Erickson AWOL
• Shea on Shea
• The Sad Truth
• DeMarco’s Platform?
• The History of Cold Spring Told Through Pictures
• Manitoga Named Must-See Site
• Libraries Matter
• Why Are Republican Candidates Hiding?
• We Cannot Be Silent
• Cultural Events
• Keep Your Kids Safe Online
• It’s Time for Some Horsin’ Around with 4-H
• Halloween Happenings
• MEETINGS This Week
• Family Dinners Make a Difference
• Jazz Vespers & Jazz Sunday at First Presbyterian Church
• Religious Services
• Hall of Honor to Remember Anniversary of Pearl Harbor
• FEMA to Return
• Talk of our Town
• New Committee Will Explore How to Attract More Visitors to Philipstown
• Catch the Spirit: Haldane Homecoming Is This Weekend
• The Question: To Appoint or Elect?
• Town Super Race Heats Up
• A Farm-to-Table Field Trip, Close to Home
• Highways and Budgeting in Philipstown
• Two Moons on Main
• Castle to River Run
• PCNR LEGALS for 10/12/11
• Cold Spring Street Residents To Pay For Water & Road Repairs
• Rebecca Wittenberg Is Putnam’s Interim Public Health Director
• Retirees Dodge A Bullet
• Legislature Adopts Budget By 6-3 Vote
• Hawks Repeat History in Fall to Eagles
• Jr. Pee Wee Hawks Tie Northern Dutchess
• Castle to River Run Set for Sunday
• Hawks Repeat History in Fall to Eagles
• Jr. Pee Wee Hawks Tie Northern Dutchess
• Castle to River Run Set for Sunday
• Mitey Mite Hawks Run Past Beacon
• Philipstown Soccer Roundup
• Mitey Mite Hawks Run Past Beacon
• Philipstown Soccer Roundup
• Haldane Destroys Blind Brook 44-13
• Haldane Destroys Blind Brook 44-13
• Hospital, Entergy Conduct Radiological Training Drill
• Drug Abuse Escalates Across Putnam; Trend Follows NYC, Westchester
• Bondi Hasn’t Looked Back
• Hospital, Entergy Conduct Radiological Training Drill
• Drug Abuse Escalates Across Putnam; Trend Follows NYC, Westchester
• Bondi Hasn’t Looked Back
• Sales Tax Revenue Back in the Black
• Looking To The Holiday Season
• Jazz Knights Present the Music Of Pepper Adams at Bard
• Sales Tax Revenue Back in the Black
• ‘Walkway Stewards’ to be Recognized
• Looking To The Holiday Season
• Howland Hosts Afghan Knitting Raffle
• Jazz Knights Present the Music Of Pepper Adams at Bard
• ‘Walkway Stewards’ to be Recognized
• Howland Hosts Afghan Knitting Raffle
• ‘The Night of the Witches’ Wedding’ to Take Place at Hudson House
• ‘The Night of the Witches’ Wedding’ to Take Place at Hudson House
• Chapel Hosts a Jazz Powerhouse
• Chapel Hosts a Jazz Powerhouse
• Artful Autumn Leaves at the Nature Museum
• Artful Autumn Leaves at the Nature Museum
• Clifford ‘Pawses’ to Visit Haldane Kindergartners
• Local Issues Discussed as Election Nears
• Clifford ‘Pawses’ to Visit Haldane Kindergartners
• Local Issues Discussed as Election Nears
• Economic Summits Well Attended in Putnam County
• 2011 ‘Best Of’ Winners in the Hudson River Valley
• Economic Summits Well Attended in Putnam County
• 2011 ‘Best Of’ Winners in the Hudson River Valley
• Wild Edibles Workshop at Cornwall Museum
• Matthew Benson at Boscobel, Courtesy of Garden Club
• Roadside Stars and Stellar Mac and Cheese
• Wild Edibles Workshop at Cornwall Museum
• Matthew Benson at Boscobel, Courtesy of Garden Club
• Roadside Stars and Stellar Mac and Cheese
• Hikes and Lectures at Manitoga This Fall
• On the Road with Roger Chirico
• Hikes and Lectures at Manitoga This Fall
• On the Road with Roger Chirico
• Board, Employees Learn Workplace Violence Prevention Tactics
• Bike Stolen on Kemble Avenue
• Board, Employees Learn Workplace Violence Prevention Tactics
• Bike Stolen on Kemble Avenue
• Objections Lead to DMV Giving Eye Tests a Second Look
• Frozenberry and King Kone Team Up to Feed the Hungry
• Animal Blessings Held at Our Lady of Loretto Church and Graymoor
• Objections Lead to DMV Giving Eye Tests a Second Look
• Frozenberry and King Kone Team Up to Feed the Hungry
• Animal Blessings Held at Our Lady of Loretto Church and Graymoor
• New Yorkers Can Sign Up for National Flood Insurance
• Roger Ailes Honored for Excellence in Journalism
• New Yorkers Can Sign Up for National Flood Insurance
• Roger Ailes Honored for Excellence in Journalism
• Sam Oliverio Jr.
• One Month Left to Register for FEMA Disaster Aid
• Sam Oliverio Jr.
• One Month Left to Register for FEMA Disaster Aid
• No Surprise
• Save the Church
• It’s Called Fiscal Responsibility
• No Surprise
• Democrats for Odell
• Save the Church
• Return Scuccimarra to Town Board
• It’s Called Fiscal Responsibility
• Democrats for Odell
• Return Scuccimarra to Town Board
• Democratic Discussion
• Beacon Arts Awards Ceremony Held This Week
• Criticism of Shea is Bogus
• Impressed and Inspired
• Beacon Arts Awards Ceremony Held This Week
• Re-Elect Montgomery
• Impressive Record for Merandy
• Katie Would Fit Right In
• Re-Elect Montgomery
• Answers for Shea
• Impressive Record for Merandy
• Lack of Substance
• Katie Would Fit Right In
• Help for Philipstown Residents in Lakeland?
• Answers for Shea
• Who is the real “Community Leader?”
• Lack of Substance
• Democratic Discussion
• Help for Philipstown Residents in Lakeland?
• Criticism of Shea is Bogus
• Who is the real “Community Leader?”
• Impressed and Inspired
• Desmond-Fish Library Dries Out After Flooding
• Chapel Welcomes di.vi.sion Piano Trio
• Cultural Events
• Desmond-Fish Library Dries Out After Flooding
• Chapel Welcomes di.vi.sion Piano Trio
• Cultural Events
• Jim Witt to Speak at Little Red Schoolhouse
• Taconic Opera Presents a Rare Verdi Warhorse
• SPCA & Friends Host First Fundraising Dinner
• Jim Witt to Speak at Little Red Schoolhouse
• Marist Prof, Author to Speak at Howland Library
• Taconic Opera Presents a Rare Verdi Warhorse
• Live Music CALENDAR
• SPCA & Friends Host First Fundraising Dinner
• Graveyard Party at St. Philip’s Church
• Marist Prof, Author to Speak at Howland Library
• Live Music CALENDAR
• Graveyard Party at St. Philip’s Church
• Tracy Margaret Spooner and Jonathan Merriken Budney
• Hospital Gala Honors Community Leaders
• War Memorial Funds Needed
• Celebrating the Sukkah Hop Festival in Peekskill
• Hospital Gala Honors Community Leaders
• Tracy Margaret Spooner and Jonathan Merriken Budney
• War Memorial Funds Needed
• Celebrating the Sukkah Hop Festival in Peekskill
• Missing Teen Found
• Marcia Ann Marden
• MEETINGS This Week
• Religious Services
• Split Legislature Joins Watershed Coalition
• Missing Teen Found
• Talk of our Town
• MEETINGS This Week
• Split Legislature Joins Watershed Coalition
• Talk of our Town
• Marcia Ann Marden
• Religious Services
• Glynwood Embezzler in Jail
• Getting Hot on the Highway
• Glynwood Embezzler in Jail
• Getting Hot on the Highway
• Fields of Dreams, Rain
• Fields of Dreams, Rain
• Garden Club Intern is Michael Leonard
• Garden Club Intern is Michael Leonard
• Will Simone Earns Eagle Scout Award
• Photographer Seeks Art in Images
• Will Simone Earns Eagle Scout Award
• Photographer Seeks Art in Images
• All Creatures Great and Small
• All Creatures Great and Small
• Individuals May be Able to Salvage Valuable Flood-Damaged Items
• FEMA Denial Letters May Not Be Last Word
• FEMA Disaster Aid Will Not Affect Social Security or Taxes
• Kids: An Important Part of a Family Disaster Plan
• New York State Offering Appliance Rebates to Flood Victims
• LEGAL NOTICES for September 28, 2011
• Putnam Valley Conservatives Endorse Whetsel's Team for Town Board
• Philipstown Candidates Offer Support at Friends of NRA Dinner
• 309 Get Flu Vaccine
• Putnam Valley Pounds Peekskill, 49-6, at Home
• Mitey Mite Hawks Improve to 3-0
• Jr. Pee Wee Hawks Down Highland
• The Philipstown Soccer Club Recap
• The Great Eight Save Philipstown
• It’s Fire Season Again in Philipstown
• Cold Spring Village Board Highlights
• Cold Spring's Historical Revival
• Dr. Sherlita Amler, Leaving for Westchester, Recognized at Gala
• The Buzz on Mosquitoes; West Nile Found in Putnam
• United Way’s 3rd Annual Best Chefs and Fine Wines
• Village Talks Irene Aftermath, Town Garage
• Reordering the Universe and a Countrified Cosmo
• Students Learn Survival Skills in Garrison Forest
• Three Weeks in, District on Track
• Garrison Earns an ‘A’ on Audit Report
• Haldane Hails a Hero
• Free Flu Shots Offered at Haldane
• VFW Offers Scholarship Program
• The Subject is Schools
• Alex Spitzer Gets National Merit Nod
• Hazardous Waste Clean-Up Set
• Unemployment Numbers Drop; Lowest in Region
• Hurricane Irene Recovery Update: Philipstown Seeks Help on Roads
• Two Economic Summits on Tap at Putnam Hospital
• Questions for Shea
• Community Activists
• Local Potters Celebrate Craft Week
• County Players Seeks Directors, Scripts
• Jasper String Quartet to Appear at Howland
• Good: Shop Local for the Holidays! Even Better: Shop Local Every Day!
• Flat Iron Gallery Offers ‘Summers Past’
• Ma Kirtan Ensemble to Play at Chapel Restoration
• Cold Spring Couple Previews Art
• Cultural Events
• Those Wonderful Woolly Bears
• Legends and Lore at the Historical Society
• Twin Forts Day Reenactment is Saturday
• Cider and Fun at Glynwood
• What’s New at Putnam Hospital Center?
• Jewish Teen Youth Group Celebration & Sleepover
• Grace Church Seeking Donations for Midnight Run to Help Homeless
• Religious Services
• Frances J. Mancari
• Auction to Benefit Steeple Restoration Fund
• Graymoor Hosts Procession, Blessing of Animals
• MEETINGS This Week
• Talk of our Town
• Quiet Cars Coming to Railroad
• Sun Sets on 2011 Reading Season at the Chapel
• Surveyors Take the Measure of Main Street
• Odell And Schneider Debate Issues at Carmel Forum
• Town Meets with Castle Rock Backers; Prospects Uncertain
• Career Criminals Nabbed On Route 9 In Philipstown
• Girls Soccer and Volleyball Teams Have Perfect Week
• It’s a Dog’s Life at Bow Wow Haus
• Chamber Members Say Kill MTA Tax
• Bannerman’s Battles Back
• LEGAL NOTICES for September 21, 2011
• Senator Greg Ball Scores Touchdown for Haldane
• Writing for Adults Over 50
• Pompei Car Show Raises $10,000 for Hospice
• Passport Day is a Success Across Putnam County
• ‘Love and Kindness Know No Color’ Author Talk
• Meet Area Artists in Their Open Studios
• County Proclaims Small Business Month
• Shopping Local Is Important for Business Survival in Today’s Economy
• Pataki Blasts President Obama
• Odell Feted at Victory Party
• Disaster Loan Program for Businesses
• Utility Takes a Beating
• Extreme Clutter Program at the Library
• Open House at Garrison School
• ‘Finding Purpose and Passion in Life’s Balance’
• The Horns of a Dilemma (And an Ice Salad Martini)
• End of an Era: Oregon Hardware Is Closing
• Agency Hunts for Hope During Hard Times
• Councilwoman Says Thank You
• Philipstown Potpourri
• Nights of 9/11 Photo Exhibit
• Gina Randazzo: ‘Shopping’ at Peekskill Extension
• Historic Hand Embroidery Workshops Coming Up
• Club Putnam Loses Another: Maguire Pleads Guilty
• Papers Appeal Audit Coverup
• History Not Lost by Paving
• Regaining Positives
• Glad They’re Here
• Beacon Artists Open Studios to the Public
• ‘You’ve Got a Friend’ at the Depot
• Hold Your Horses for Horse & Carriage Day at Boscobel
• Cultural Events
• Putnam County Annual Recovery Walk
• Munich Meets New York at Bear Mountain’s Oktoberfest
• Garden Club to Host Incline Railway Program
• ‘Let a Friend Take You to the Movies’ at Butterfield
• Nature Museum Plans Storm King Hike
• Fun and Learning at Glynwood
• Signs of Alzheimer’s Workshop at Library
• Philipstown Presbyterian Welcomes Imam
• Lions Club Hosts Guiding Eyes for the Blind
• Comcast to Carry Cablethon for PARC
• Flu Clinic Season Has Arrived
• Religious Services
• MEETINGS This Week
• Talk of Our Town
• Public Briefed on Special Board Projects
• Dutchess Man Charged in Cold Spring Car Thefts
• Stalemate at Planning Board on Foodtown
• Continental Village and the ‘Big Bowl’ Effect
• Cold Spring Sewer System Needs Repair
• New 8th Grade Officers at Garrison
• Pressing the Philipstown Cause in County Seat
• FEMA Opens in Philipstown
• New York Flood Victims Urged To Check Furnaces
• Don't Ignore Signs of Disaster-Related Stress
• Prepare Your Home and Family for Extreme Cold Weather
• FEMA Registration and SBA Disaster Loan Application are Keys to Recovery
• U.S. Citizenship Not Required for Disaster Assistance
• Clean Up, but Record Damage to Your Property
• No Matter What Language You Speak, FEMA Can Help
• Governor Cuomo Announces Additional Assistance for Flood Victims during Meeting with Upstate Storm, Flooding Recovery Task Force
• Rental Resources for Storm Survivors Available
• Disaster Application Process is Confidential
• Rental Resources for Storm Survivors Available
• THE PCN&R DISASTER TOOL KIT
• Philipstown FEMA Mobile Disaster Relief Center to Open Tuesday
• Dutchess Man Charged With Cold Spring Auto Thefts
• UPDATE: Club Putnam Loses Another Member: Maguire Pleads Guilty in Federal Court; Was Top Aide to Leibell
• Ball Brings $150K to Haldane
• LEGAL NOTICES for September 14, 2011
• LEGAL NOTICES for September 14, 2011
• Putnam County Primary Election Results
• Putnam County Primary Election Results
• Mitey Mite Hawks Open Season with a Win
• Opening Day for The Philipstown Soccer Club
• Jr. Pee Wee Hawks Battle Peekskill to a Tie
• Adirondack Hiking Club Outings for Fall 2011
• Nature Museum Offers Two Special Ramble Hikes
• Hawks Get Their Medicine Against Steelers
• Philipstown Hawks Storm Michie Stadium
• The Blue Devils Are Back
• Standing Room Only at Town Hall Flood Workshop
• Foundry’s Famous Cannon Will Soon Be On Display
• Gardening GUSTO
• Second Annual Harvest, Farm Tour Coming Up
• Glynwood Announces Launch of Hudson Valley Cider Route
• Doctor, Lawyer, Farmer, Legislator?
• Local Author Helps Celebrate Children’s Book Day
• Constitution Island Celebrates Family Day
• Supply Depot Weekend on Tap
• Garrison Man Charged with Grand Larceny at JV Mall
• Tragedy on the Taconic
• Putnam Valley Dems Announce Candidates
• Going Strong for 43 Years
• Change a Key Topic at Garrison
• Haldane: Preparing for Battle
• More than 100 Backpacks in 100 Days
• Pioneer Living Series for Children
• Teen Programs Start up at Library
• A New Year of Scouting is Underway
• Putnam Valley Boy Scouts Honored by Legislature
• From the Chamber
• Entering the Last Leg of Comprehensive Plan’s Run
• Eldridge Unveils $141 Million Budget
• Rolston on Roads
• Richard Shea for President
• Grateful for Government
• Of, By, For the People
• Another Member of Club Putnam?
• Arts on the Lake to Host Fall Fundraiser
• Honoring Hamilton Fish Family, Russel Wright
• Live Music Calendar
• Phil Geoffrey Bond Brings Sondheim to Garrison
• Cultural Events
• Prize-winning Pianist Jon Klibonoff to Perform at Chapel Restoration
• Church Bake Sale on Saturday
• High Holy Days Observances at Philipstown Synagogue
• Nicholas Budney & Shannon Sheehan
• Jazz Vespers Season Begins at First Presbyterian
• Religious Services
• EVENING MEETINGS This Week
• Talk of our Town
• Best Chefs Event on Monday in Garrison for United Way Benefit
• Reflections at Garrison School
• Commemoration at Graymoor
• Village Board Passes Fire Company Resolution Supporting Independence
• At Last: FEMA Sees Damage, Relief on Tap
• The Many Shades of Grey
• Haldane PTA Picnic
• Haldane Wins Opener
• Philipstown Remembers
• 9/11 Reflections at Garrison School
• 9/11 Commemoration at Graymoor
• 9/11 Remembered in Cold Spring; more than 1,000 gather in Carmel
• 9/11 Events Today
• Ground Zero Flag Unfurled in Putnam
• FULL STORY: FEMA Declares Putnam a Disaster Area
• UPDATE: Putnam gets disaster declaration
• Standing Room Only at Town Hall Flood Workshop
• LEGAL NOTICES for September 7, 2011
• LEGAL NOTICES for September 7, 2011
• First Day of School for the Principal, Too
• First Day of School for the Principal, Too
• Take-A-Hike Program Featured in Ramble
• Devin Siegel Has Double M.V.P. Baseball Season
• Take-A-Hike Program Featured in Ramble
• Devin Siegel Has Double M.V.P. Baseball Season
• Rally for the Cause
• Philipstown Recreation Department News
• Rally for the Cause
• Philipstown Recreation Department News
• New York’s Rural Bridges among Most Deteriorated
• Gardening GUSTO
• Cold Spring Board Reviews Damage After Irene
• Seeing the Culinary Institute Gardens
• New York’s Rural Bridges among Most Deteriorated
• Gardening GUSTO
• Cold Spring Board Reviews Damage After Irene
• Seeing the Culinary Institute Gardens
• Got Free Milk?
• Church Street Residents Create Neighborhood Safety Proposal
• Got Free Milk?
• Church Street Residents Create Neighborhood Safety Proposal
• A Busy Summer Leads to Busier Fall
• A Busy Summer Leads to Busier Fall
• Glynwood Pulls Through, Readies for Gala
• Storm Notes
• Senators View Storm Damage Firsthand
• Glynwood Pulls Through, Readies for Gala
• Storm Notes
• Senators View Storm Damage Firsthand
• Board Deals with Aftermath of Irene
• Board Deals with Aftermath of Irene
• Forensic Identification Unit Unveils the Mystery of Crime
• Forensic Identification Unit Unveils the Mystery of Crime
• County Covers Up on Audit Records Regarding Official Legal Notices
• Recommendations Forthcoming for Marathon, Dockside and the Village Garage
• County Covers Up on Audit Records Regarding Official Legal Notices
• Recommendations Forthcoming for Marathon, Dockside and the Village Garage
• Cunningham’s Corner
• Cunningham’s Corner
• Philipstown Potpourri
• From the Chamber
• Community Shines On a Rainy Day
• Blathering On and Out Of Touch
• Philipstown Potpourri
• From the Chamber
• Community Shines On a Rainy Day
• Blathering On and Out Of Touch
• Government By and For the People
• Appointing Assessor
• 2011 Fall Photography Show at Belle Levine Gallery
• Government By and For the People
• Appointing Assessor
• 2011 Fall Photography Show at Belle Levine Gallery
• West Point Chapel Offers Organ Recital
• Sunset Reading Series Special Event on 9/11
• West Point Chapel Offers Organ Recital
• Sunset Reading Series Special Event on 9/11
• Cultural Events
• Cultural Events
• Shanghai Quartet Opens Season
• Shanghai Quartet Opens Season
• Depot Hosts Aery Play Competition
• Bibliophiles Head Into Battle
• Putnam County AARP to Meet
• Early Oktoberfest at Hudson Beach Glass
• Depot Hosts Aery Play Competition
• Bibliophiles Head Into Battle
• Putnam County AARP to Meet
• Early Oktoberfest at Hudson Beach Glass
• Cold Spring Family Celebrates Centenarian
• Buddhism Classes to be Offered in Putnam
• Cold Spring Family Celebrates Centenarian
• Buddhism Classes to be Offered in Putnam
• Brian Wallin and Melissa Pikulin Are Wed
• Brian Wallin and Melissa Pikulin Are Wed
• Religious Services
• Religious Services
• Come to Putnam Valley Town Day
• Come to Putnam Valley Town Day
• EVENING MEETINGS This Week
• Corrections and Clarifications
• Rockets’ Red Glare
• EVENING MEETINGS This Week
• Corrections and Clarifications
• Rockets’ Red Glare
• Talk of the Town
• Talk of the Town
• Castle Rock Faces Opposition
• Castle Rock Faces Opposition
• FEMA Assesses Damages
• FEMA Assesses Damages
• Remembering 9/11
• Blue/White Scrimmage Offers a Glimpse of Things to Come
• Remembering 9/11
• Blue/White Scrimmage Offers a Glimpse of Things to Come
• New School Year Starts in Garrison
• New School Year Starts in Garrison
• The Bird & Bottle Meets Mud & Water
• The Bird & Bottle Meets Mud & Water
• Last Days of Summer
• Last Days of Summer
• Thousands enjoy end-of-summer fireworks
• LEGAL NOTICES for August 31, 2011
• Hayworth tours Cold Spring, Philipstown
• Hurricane Irene 2011
• AJ McConville, Haldane Alumnus, Takes 3rd in Watkins Glen
• Cold Spring Boat Owners Hit by the Storm
• Putnam Works Around the Clock to Recover
• Haldane Varsity Football Bake Sale
• Mum’s the Word ... Not Irene
• Gourdzilla and Grownup Ginger Ale
• O’Neill Welcomes Garrison Students
• Heavy Backpacks: More Than a Pain in the Back
• Galef Announces Fall 2011 Internship Openings
• IRS Goes After Schneider on Taxes
• Gillibrand at Glynwood
• Putnam Valley Dems to Honor John Hall
• County Candidates Have Website, Media Efforts
• IRS Goes After Schneider on Taxes
• Greg Ball Hosts Hydrofracking Hearing
• Greg Ball Hosts Hydrofracking Hearing
• Action Needed to Preserve Decaying Treasure
• Sunset Music Series Ends Sunday
• Another Blip on the Sales Tax Revenue Radar Screen
• Thanks for the Generator
• Headed in the Right Direction
• Hayworth Hatefest
• Music Under the Stars: 1812 Concert with Fireworks
• Institute Marks 9/11 with Screening of ‘Rebirth’
• Big Band Swings Boscobel at Sunset Picnic
• Kuba Beck’s Story Of Surviving The Holocaust
• Cultural Events
• Flat Iron Gallery Peekskill Features Jessica Miller
• Newburgh Symphony Launches New Season
• Barn-Dance Fun and Black Tie Elegance
• Alva Anderson Celebrates Great Women of Song at the Chapel
• Art Center Gears Up for Artists on Location
• Live Music Calendar
• Esther Baumgarten’s Memorial Celebration
• Colonel (Ret) Dean Herman Jr.
• Cold Spring Lions Club Hosts ‘Meet the Lions’
• 50th Buffalo Soldier Memorial Ceremony
• Restoration Work Begins on Our Lady of Loretto’s School House
• Religious Services
• Corrections & Clarifications
• Garrison Man Accused of Heroin Sales in Mahopac
• Items Stolen from Car in Village
• School Openings
• Christmas in August? Cold Spring by Candlelight Planning Begins
• EVENING MEETINGS This Week
• Talk of our Town
• The Rails and Post-Storm Status
• Road Damage Tally is in the Millions
• Monster Storm Triggers Raging Waters, Wild Wind
• Glynwood dam in jeopardy; Gilboa Dam upstate in jeopardy, too
• Putnam Valley and western Putnam make ready for hurricane
• Philipstown, Cold Spring residents make final preparations
• UPDATED: Putnam County braces for Irene
• County, emergency officials plan for Irene
• Hurricane Preparedness
• Tour de Putnam Postponed
• LEGAL NOTICES for August 24, 2011
• Back to School for Cold Spring - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Stopping Traffic: Brooks Brothers on Main
• Cold Spring Walking Tour on Saturday
• Beacon Hoops Blue Team Wins 1st Place in Summer League!
• Garrison Transportation Schedules & Routes
• Haldane Transportation Schedules & Routes
• Speed Week Has Amazing Results
• Nimham Pow Wow Attracts People From Across America
• Family Man Seeks Legislative Seat
• Kelsey Flaherty is Summer Intern at Stonecrop
• Picnic in the Park for Cold Spring Seniors
• A Hummer Kind of Summer
• Nelsonville Covers Sidewalks and Roadways
• Barn-Dance Fun and Black Tie Elegance At Glynwood
• Garrison Day Care Grads are Ready to Move On
• Hudson Valley Pedal Rolls through Philipstown
• Athletic Fields Need Tackling
• Tennis Courts, Anyone?
• Haldane Gears Up for a New School Year
• Road Resurfacing Underway from East to West
• Like an Old House or an Old Car, Old Road Requires Extra Care
• Scenic Hudson’s Improvement Plan
• Blaming Others
• On the ‘Deep Unease’ Across 19th
• Voicing Concerns
• We Are Unhappy
• Rep. Hayworth is the Problem, Not the Solution
• Medicare Killer
• Deep Unease
• Hayworth Right on Unease, Wrong on Answers
• She is the Federal Government
• Three Things to Never Do
• Questionable Ethics
• Library Media Sale Is Going Strong
• Thank you CSPD!
• Once Lost, Now Found
• New Monkey Business In Philipstown
• Trolling for Treasures
• ‘Nutcracker’ Auditions
• Cultural Events
• From the Chamber
• Coming Soon: Farmers’ Market Community Dinner
• ‘The Nature of Things’ at Tilly Foster Farm
• Bannerman Offers Kayak Race, Irish Folk Concert in September
• Museum Announces Fall Docent Training Sessions
• Seeking Vendors for Boot Sale
• Bag Sale at Gift Shop
• Kayla Joyce Ritell
• Virginio 'Gene' Vanzo
• Concetta A. Timoney
• Our Lady of Loretto Parishioners Show Support for Africa Drought Relief
• EVENING MEETINGS This Week
• Body Found Floating in Hudson Identified
• Fishkill Signal Almost Done
• Religious Services
• Village, Town Garage Merger?
• Fusion Cuisine in The Woods
• Butterfield Developer Delayed
• Earthquake Felt in Putnam
• Before Quake, Half Near Indian Point Said Keep it Open
• Sure To Shine
• LEGAL NOTICES for August 24, 2011
• Body Identified
• News Update
• Concetta A. Timoney
• LEGAL NOTICES for August 17, 2011
• Sniffen Takes the Helm
• Philipstown Recreation Department News
• Sniffen Takes the Helm
• DWI Arrests Soar As Summer Winds Down
• Comprehensive Board Looks at Dockside
• The Upper Crust
• The Upper Crust
• Town Day Set for September
• Putnam Valley Music Series Offers Free Concert
• Landowner Complains He’s Getting the Shaft
• Senior Picnic is Saturday
• Community Foundations Host Annual Garden Party
• NY State Birding Conference on Tap, and Right Up the Road
• Monarch Butterfly Walk also Slated at Museum
• Learning About Insects at the Hudson Highlands Nature Museum
• Homemade Cures for Blight, Bugs and Magical Thinking about Deer
• Young Republicans Make Endorsements
• To be successful, you have to have your heart in your business and your business in your heart. ~Thomas Watson, Sr.
• Wine Tasting Festival A Great Success
• Albany DISPATCHES
• Legals Notice Designation to be Reconsidered
• Odell Opens Campaign Headquarters In CarmelTEC
• The Town Board Meeting That Didn’t Happen
• Democrat to Take Over Levy Space
• Stony Point Lighthouse Lantern Tour is Saturday
• ‘Beggar’s Opera’ Begs Off Till Next Year: ‘GLEEful’ Takes Its Place
• Music Under the Stars: ‘Something Old, New, Borrowed and Blue’
• Cultural Events
• Perfectly Imperfect at the BAU Gallery
• Ellen Lewis Show at RiverWinds
• Smooth Sailing for Foundry Park
• New Doctor Joins Practice
• Katie Matero and Ryan Szirmay Are Wed
• ELLIE GRACE SHIELDS
• Graymoor, Garrison Firefighters Will Commemorate 9/11
• Religious Directory
• EVENING MEETINGS This Week
• Pompei Car Show Rescheduled
• Dealing with Discolored Water
• PCN&R to Host Philipstown Candidate Forum
• Main Street Sidewalk Repair
• Continental Village, Garrison Team Up at Rescue Drill
• Talk of Our Town
• Body Found in Hudson
• Pension Costs Rise Due To Poor Economy
• Hayworth Cites Deep Unease Across 19th
• Second Camper Bitten By Poisonous Snake At Surprise Lake Camp
• Car Stolen Right Out of Driveway
• Whistle-Stops in Cold Spring
• Second Camper Bitten By Poisonous Snake At Summer Camp
• Civil War reenactment event postponed
• LEGAL NOTICES for August 10, 2011
• Defensive Driving Course
• Pop Warner Hawks Football & Cheer Begin Practice
• Speed Week is No Indy 500
• Fall Baseball Signups Begin
• Wanted: Tiny Mite Warriors
• Choose Your Role Models Wisely
• Free Supply of Nicotine Replacements
• A Little Lotion Can Cut Skin Cancer Risk
• Loving Get Well Wishes from Abrionna
• Hudson Valley Hospital Center Ahead of the Curve on Breastfeeding Support
• Savor Your Sauce at the Nature Museum
• Beacon’s Festival is Right Around the Corn-er
• Getting Down to the Wheat of the Matter
• Constitution Island Garden Day
• Who Eats Carrot Tops?
• Successful Weekend At Putnam Humane Society for Dogs, Cats
• Board of Elections Office Reopens After Fire
• Legal Notices Go To Tiny Paper in Eastern Putnam
• Cunningham’s Corner
• Census: New Yorkers Fleeing State, and Putnam, in Droves
• Open Letter to Nan Hayworth
• From St. Petersburg to Putnam County
• Our Most Precious Cargo
• Take Care with Butterfield
• Thanks to the Tea Party!
• County Players Auditions Are Coming Up
• Taconic Opera 2011 Gala
• Desmond-Fish Sale is Getting Closer
• Cultural Events
• Ensemble to Feature String Trio with Flute
• Dancing & Swinging Under the Stars
• Live Music Calendar
• What’s New at Garrison Art Center?
• Walter O’Dell
• Esther Baumgarten
• Friars Name Celebration Honorees
• Religious Services
• EVENING MEETINGS This Week
• Car Show Benefits Hospice Care
• U.S. News Ranks Putnam Hospital Center
• Baseball Camp
• Untitled
• Village Reviewing Health Plan
• Yum Yum at Moo Moo’s
• Police Investigate Vandalism Spree in Cold Spring
• Haldane Athlete Stars in Hospital Video Spot
• Senator Parleys With Philipstown Board
• Plaza, Post Office Head to Expansion
• Here Come the Tiny Mites!
• LEGAL NOTICES for August 3, 2011
• August Cycling Events in the Hudson Valley
• Giving the Blue Devils a Boost
• HHLT Earns Charity Seal
• Make Sure Kids Get Required Shots Before Returning to School
• Three Putnam Valley Seniors Achieve the ‘High Five’
• Putnam People
• Putnam’s Cristiano Named School Bus Mechanic of the Year
• Kyle Panthen Earns Scholarship
• Gardening GUSTO
• Odell Announces Grand Opening of Campaign Headquarters
• Schneider Seeks Write-Ins From Conservative Party Members
• Board of Elections Gearing up for Busy Fall
• Cunningham’s Corner
• From the Chamber
• All Well and Good
• Farewell, Ken Hurd
• Painted Betty Performs at the Riverfront
• Plan Your Hudson River Ramble
• Art Center Announces Winners of Photography Exhibition
• Cultural Events
• Chamber Music Circle Unveils 2011-12 Season
• West Point Band Plays the Vanderbilt Mansion
• Music Under the Stars: “Jazz Night at the Movies”
• Births
• Constitution Island Group Remembers Kate Ryerson
• Putnam Children’s Committee Kicks Off Fund Drive
• Boxes Needed for Our Lady of Loretto Program
• Photo
• Live Musec CALENDAR
• Coming EvEnts
• Desmond-Fish Library Book and Media Sale Coming Soon
• Majority of Summer Vacationers are Going Local
• Nominations Sought for Outstanding Service
• Antiques Store Will be Missed
• Religious Services
• Woman Attacked By Estranged Husband
• Summer Blood Drive Set for Friday
• Tapping Catskill Aqueduct
• Sales Tax Revenue Rebounds
• 4-H Fair Called Best Yet
• County May Lease at Butterfield Hospital Site
• Fire Stalemate Doused
• Hazel Merando and Her Magnificent Hibiscus
• LEGAL NOTICES for July 27, 2011
• James I. O’Neill High School Honor Roll Spring 2011
• Alcohol and Athleticism Don’t Mix, Experts Say
• Boxing Classes in a Yoga Studio?
• Hundreds Participate In Tri ‘n’ Du
• Fall Photo Show at the Arts Council
• Cold Spring’s Finest in Training
• Kids Need Balance During Summer Months
• Seminars for Seniors
• Defensive Driving Class Offered
• Putnam Valley High School Honor Roll Spring 2011
• High Achievers
• My College Essay
• Teens Seek ‘100 Backpacks in 100 Days’
• Sharpen Yo u r Kitchen & GardenTools
• Emerald Ash Borers on Putnam’s Doorstep
• Sharpen Your Kitchen & GardenTools
• Gardening GUSTO
• Club Welcomes Flower Arranger
• Philipstown Potpourri
• From the CHAMBER
• Meet the Summer Garden Interns
• Health Commissioner Amler Relocates to Westchester
• Legislature to Designate Official Newspaper
• Patronage on Legal Notices Hurts Putnam County
• Yard Sale for the Ladies; Thursday & Friday
• Perspectives
• ‘The Pajama Game’ Steams Up the Depot
• Voting for Beals in November
• National Budget & Debt Cutting
• Scrapbooking is Fun
• Music for Marching
• Cultural Events
• Farming in the Hudson Valley: Past and Present
• Coming EvEnts
• Live Musec
• Shakespeare Festival Presents Contemporary Performance Series
• Doansburg Chamber Ensemble Offers Flute-Harp Duo
• Religious Services
• Capuchin Youth Group Ministers in Appalachia
• EVENING MEETINGS This Week
• Local Sales Tax Hike Extended
• Continental Village Fire Fighter Joins Marines
• Economic Development Experts, Senator Ball Tour Castle Rock
• A Nod to Scenic Hudson; A Nudge to Property Owner
• Junior Firefighters Mark 9/11 Steel
• ~TALK of our TOWN~
• Assault on Woman in Boat
• Re-evaluation on Horizon
• Gibbons Leaves Planning Board
• EPA Proposes New Idea for Clean Up in Cold Spring
• Cuomo Extends Hours at Swimming Facilities, Parks During Heat Wave
• Two Cooling Shelters Open in Putnam County
• LEGAL NOTICES for July 20, 2011
• Mapping the Future of the Cold Spring Waterfront
• Young Republicans Clean Up Dilapidated Building in Cold Spring
• Cunningham’s First Year a Good One
• Summertime Snakes and Dazzling Dragonflies
• Hall Makes it Official: He Will Not Run for Congress
• Haldane Middle School Honor Roll for Spring 2011
• Haldane High School Honor Roll for Spring 2011
• Big Miracle for a Small Boy and his Grandma
• Big Miracle for a Small Boy and his Grandma
• What a Difference a Day Makes
• Gardening GUSTO
• Evaluating Professional Performance
• Sheriff’s Department Receives Go-ahead to Seek River Gear
• The Man Behind the 4-H Fair Poster
• Albany DISPATCHES
• From the CHAMBER
• Albany DISPATCHES
• Why I Supported the Tax Cap Legislation
• Condos Board/ Bagpipes Board
• Books from the Right Side of the Tracks
• Putnam Adventurer Shares Stories
• Cultural Events
• Office for the Aging Offers Computer Learning
• Coming EvEnts
• Live Music Calendar
• Live Musec CALENDAR
• Cabaret Class
• Comic Series Debuts at Main St. Gallery
• Revolutionary Summer Experiences
• Kennel Club Hosts All Breed Dog Show for 1,000 Dogs in Stormville
• Health Beat
• Religious Services
• St. Mary’s Sunday School Celebrates the Class of 2011
• Corrections & Clarifications
• Village of Cold Spring Announcements
• Youth Players Offer ‘Birdie’ at the Depot
• Leibell: Four Visitors a Month
• Garden Day Blooms on Constitution Island
• ~TALK of our TOWN~
• Three Deadly Snakes in New York State
• Burglar Nabbed in Garrison
• Snake Bites Youth at Lake Surprise
• Tots Park Project Complete
• Putnam Valley Farmer: Oliverio, ‘Career Politician,’ Should Go
• Enchanting, Magical Gardens at Stonecrop
• Don’t Fence Me In
• Leibell Reports to Prison Camp
• LEGAL NOTICES for July 13, 2011
• Philipstown 10U All Stars Score Bronze In Tourney
• Shields Still Owns the Court
• Hospice Care Offers Children’s Bereavement Day Camp
• Conservation Association Helps Out at the Marsh
• Gardening GUSTO
• Challenging Year on Horizon
• Legislature Approves New Policy for Political Signs
• Cold Spring Police Blotter
• Treasures Unearthed at the Antiques Fair
• Putnam Valley Looks Ahead to New School Year
• Garrison School Fourth Quarter Honor Roll
• Haldane Looks to Eliminate Breakfast Program
• The High Achievers
• Summer Concert Series Rocks the Waterfront
• Guinan’s Aurora
• In Response to Tom Rolston
• Volunteers Needed
• Philipstown Film Editor May Ride ‘Buck’ to the Oscars
• Cultural Events
• Tom Chapin Performs at Farmers’ Market
• Jazz Knights: The Music of Charlie Brown
• Live Musec CALENDAR
• Coming EvEnts
• Festival Celebrates Twenty Five Years
• Peace in the Valley, Peace on the Hill
• Spirit of Historic Steamship Inspires Dock Railing Design
• Religious Services
• 4-H Fair Time Is Right Around the Corner
• Russel Wright Featured in ‘Pioneers’ Stamp Series
• Cold Spring Lions Club is Raising Money, Awareness
• ~TALK of our TOWN~
• Seniors on Busing and Butterfield
• Girl Scouts Nab High Honors
• Town Republicans Fish for Money
• Smith Vindicated as Consultant Retracts Remarks and Apologizes
• Building Inspector Should Deny Foodtown Shift
• Boscobel’s New Leader, Via Prague
• Another Year, Same Challenges
• LEGAL NOTICES for July 6, 2011
• Community Day 2011
• Great Hudson River Paddle is Here
• Hudson River Valley Ramble Dates Announced
• Four Haldane Softball Players Earn All-State Honors
• Lightning Safety Awareness Week
• Summertime, and Food Safety is Key
• Gardening GUSTO
• Perfect Attendance at Haldane Elementary
• In the Swim with Backyard Birds
• Butterfield Receives Summer Reading Grant
• Walkabout Graduates Make Their Mark
• The High Achievers
• Superintendent Fuchs Says ‘My Bad’ After Graduation Speech Faux Pas
• Putnam's Future Firefighters Receive Degrees
• Youth Programs Will Continue Through December
• History Comes Alive in July
• Lost Amusement Parks of the Hudson Valley
• Responding to Scannapieco
• Hold the Mustard, and the Hot Dogs
• Winston Churchill and the Fourth of July
• Putnam Files Pre-Application for National Veterans’ Cemetery
• ‘We the People’
• Min Xiao-Fen Back by Popular Demand
• Music Under the Stars to Feature ‘Play it Again’
• ‘Beacon Perspectives’ Group Photo Show
• Blues at Boscobel
• Cultural Events
• Arts on The Lake Presents Voxare String Quartet
• ‘Frozen in Frost’ Opens with Melting Ice
• Sunday Afternoon Jazz
• Drop in Pottery at Garrison’s Landing
• A Children’s Event with Quintette 7
• Live Musec CALENDAR
• Coming EvEnts
• Cold Spring Antiques & Crafts Show Returns
• Accessible Transportation Coalition Takes Shape
• 'Spirituality and the Environment'
• Philip A. Dailey, Jr.
• Devotional Singing at The Garrison Institute
• The Friends Network Dream Has Become A Reality
• Religious Services
• Free Rabies Vaccinations in Cold Spring
• Marist Poll: ‘Seventeen Seventy When?’
• Morning at Mekeel’s Corners
• EVENING MEETINGS This Week
• Eleven from Putnam Attend Boys’ State
• From the CHAMBER
• ~TALK of our TOWN~
• Garrison Youth Killed in Car Crash
• Leibell’s New Pay: 12 Cents an Hour, 7 Hours a Day
• 1.5 Million Bond Approved for Cold Spring Water Main Project
• Throngs Celebrate Nation's Founding
• Legal Notices for June 29, 2011
• Pop Warner Football Clinic Prepares for Season Opener
• Hospital is Big Winner at Golf Tourney
• Little League Giants Wrap Up 10 and 4 Season
• No Rest for the Weary
• Putnam Explores National Veterans Cemetery in Southeast
• ‘Mr. Veteran’ Will Direct Veterans’ Affairs
• Independence Day Celebrations
• Nature Museum Comes to Philipstown, Again
• Haldane Gets Gift from First Lady’s Let’s Move Campaign
• Enjoying a Summertime Tradition
• Gardening GUSTO
• Giving Back by Picking Up
• Garrison Woman Injured In Yorktown Fatal Crash
• Hurricane Season Advice
• Scam Artists Push Deed Copies, for Fee
• Village of Nelsonville Meeting Busy, but Routine
• Nordstrom Shoots Fall Line Photos on Main Street
• Birth of a Business On Main Street
• Highway Department Re-Opens Section of Indian Brook Road
• Special Board Hears Village Garage Ideas; Boutique Hotel?
• Share Your Culture and Host an International Student
• Another Milestone in the Valley
• Heat, Hockey, and a ‘Honey-Do’ List
• Museum Offers Extra Week of Eco-Rangers
• A Celebration of Achievement
• John Cronin Honored in Washington
• Quacking and Hopping, St. Philip’s Celebrates its 50th Commencement
• Paramus Catholic
• The High Achievers
• West Point Welcomes Class of 2015
• Cunningham’s Corner
• Albany DISPATCHES
• Joyful End To A Difficult Journey for Former Drug Addicts in Putnam
• From the Chamber
• Tied to the Criminal
• History Worth Preserving
• Lincoln, Churchill, Roosevelt: Saving the Future
• Boscobel Happenings
• Cultural Events
• Bannerman Island Hosts A Series of Special Summer Events
• Live Musec CALENDAR
• A Taste of Improv at the Chapel
• Philip A. Dailey, Jr.
• Beulah Baptist Church Hosts Fund-Raiser in Beacon
• Loretto Celebrates Feast of Corpus Christi
• Religious Services
• Holiday Happenings at Hudson Valley Shakespeare
• Gather at Gorgeous Glynwood for Historical Society Lawn Party
• Cop from Patterson Pleads Guilty to Perjury
• Philipstown Republicans Gain Independence and Conservative Endorsements
• Emily Knapp and Tess Dul Earn Girl Scout Gold Awards
• ~TALK of our TOWN~
• How Safe Is Church Street?
• July 4th Weekend:
• Healthy Hair, Healthy Skin and All Natural Ingredients
• Movie Night Draws 700
• Getting Down to Business
• Garrison Firefighters:
• Legal Notices for June 22, 2011
• Exceptional Seniors
• Soccer Club Wraps Up Season on Sunday
• Troopers ID Body Found Near Southeast-North Salem Line
• Courtroom Violence Leads to Felony Arrest
• Investigation Into Snake Bite Death Continuing
• Snake Season
• Couple Charged In Philipstown Burglary
• Organic Farming is in Cold Spring Graduate’s Future
• Gardening GUSTO
• Summer Farm Programs to Feature Animals and Gardens
• Home Composting Units Available At Village Hall
• Alcopop Warning Issued In Putnam
• Winding Down, Gearing Up
• Local Actor Shines in ‘K-Pax’
• Golfing for Good
• Highlanders Wrap Up Another Strong Season
• Fine-Feathered Friends Are Off to Kindergarten
• 41 Graduate from Oakwood Friends School
• College Graduates and Other High Achievers
• South Kent
• Our Lady of Lourdes
• The Putnam County News and Recorder Commemorative Graduation Edition
• From the CHAMBER
• Family Movie Night at Veterans Park
• LWRP is Our Plan
• Cunningham’s Corner
• A Midsummer Night’s Cocktail Walk
• Something Old, Something New
• Curator and Gallery Talks Scheduled
• Free County Days This Summer
• Outdoor Films at the Waterfront
• Cultural Events
• ‘Teaching the Fantastic’
• Creative Strings Workshop for Young Players
• LIVE MUSIC CALENDAR
• Shakespeare Festival Receives Hamlet Grant
• Grants for Programs in the Arts Available Soon
• Lourdes Pilgrimage Program Set for July
• Girl Scouts Earn Awards by Improving Preschool
• Philipstown Reform Synagogue Celebrates Diversity
• Religious Services
• EVENING MEETINGS This Week
• ~TALK of our TOWN~
• Corrections & Clarifications
• Garrison Woman Honored by Hospital
• September 11 Steel Arrives in Putnam County
• Putnam Valley’s Top Students
• July 3rd Community Day Promises Packed Day of Old Fashioned Fun
• Haldane Class of 2011 Graduates
• Haldane Bids Maggie Davis Farewell
• The Living Room on Main
• Opportunity Knocks for Storied Castle Rock Property
• Legal Notices for June 15, 2011
• It's Not Just About Lacrosse
• Philipstown Recreation Department News
• Summer 2011 Swimming Hours Available Online
• Haldane Tennis Team Holds Clinic For Area Youth
• Philipstown Soccer Roundup
• Downstate 13U Volleyball Captures Second Straight Regional championship
• Haldane’s Run Ends in Extra Inning Loss in State Final It’s Not Just About Lacrosse
• Haldane Class of 2011
• Summer Adventures Begin in July for Kids
• Gardening GUSTO
• Fishing Derby Mission:
• Toads in the Environment
• The Human-Animal Bond
• It’s Time to Cut the Rug at Saunders Farm
• Transition Time at Haldane
• Will New York State Waterfront Plan Funding Evaporate?
• Prevention Funding Cuts Called Catastrophic
• Happy Birthday Putnam County
• Albany DISPATCHES
• Cunningham’s Corner
• Smith: Back Secure Communities
• Dockside Movies
• Statement from Ball’s Office on Letter Issue
• A Questionable Letter to the Editor
• Shea Defends Reputation, Accomplishments
• What is Truly Ridiculous
• ‘The Seagull’ Soars into an Extra Weekend
• Garrison’s Goldee Greene
• Wanting Marriage Equalities
• Knox & Gay Marrige
• Marriage Equality Healthy for Society
• 20/20 Festival Competition Calls for Submissions
• Friday Serenade Features Young Local Vocalists
• Cultural Events
• Live Music Calendar
• From the Chamber
• Live Musec CALENDAR
• Howland Heads to Manhattan
• Evening of All-Star Blues
• Scheps Core-tet Offers Jazz at the Chapel
• Philipstown Potpourri
• Philip Vartanian Memorial Gathering
• Dads Heralded as Key in Child Development
• Build a Float
• 34 Confirmed at Loretto
• Religious Services
• EVENING MEETINGS This Week
• Garage is on June 23 Agenda
• Hundreds Turnout for Festival of St. Anthony
• Body Found in Putnam
• Motorcycles Stolen
• ~TALK of our TOWN~
• Challenger to Odell Emerges
• Ticket Dodgers Draw Booting Law
• Hayworth Tours Cold Spring
• Dul, Mackey Shine at Haldane
• Dul, Mackey Shine at Haldane
• Tension Marks Fire Meet
• State Run Ends in Heartbreaker
• Haldane loses heartbreaker in final
• Haldane Falls in State Final
• Legal Notices for June 8, 2001
• Haldane Softball Advances to Final Four
• Home Run Derby For Cancer
• Put on Your Walking Shoes in June
• Do You Remember This Photo?
• Philipstown Soccer Sunday at St. Basil’s
• 7th/8th Grade Highlanders Finish Season Strong with Big Weekend
• Softball Team Takes Sectional Crown
• Serving Senior Citizens Key for Watts
• Big Truck Day Arrives
• From the Chamber
• Property Tax Cap Minus Mandate Relief Called Insane
• Jury’s Out on Secure Communities Program
• Nature Museum Comes to Philipstown
• Snapping Turtle Walk at Boscobel
• Workshop Offered for Backyard Farmers
• Beacon’s Annual Strawberry Festival is Sunday
• ‘Social Network’ to Screen at Howland Library
• Take a One-Day Vacation on the Secret Garden Tour
• Haldane Celebrates Its Sustainable Garden
• Family Festival and Sleep Over Under the Stars
• Gardening GUSTO
• Evaluating Coaches & Kids
• Upcoming Contract Negotiations are Concern for Garrison Community
• Summer Reading Fun in Beacon
• James Garnsey Graduates Harvard University
• Haldane Shines at Destination ImagiNation Globals
• Students Honored for Academic Excellence
• High Achievers
• Changing of the Guard for Putnam Democrats
• Philipstown Runs On Volunteerism
• Mythical Racism in Immigration Law Enforcement
• 9-11 Remembrance Gate and Memorial Park Dedicated in Mahopac
• Sales Tax Revenue Levels Off in April
• Three Seriously Hurt in Garrison Crash
• Memorial Day Add ress by Francis ‘Terry’ Lahey
• Cunningham’s Corner
• Lobby Gov. Cuomo, Sen. Ball to Oppose Gay Marriage
• How Important Are We?
• For The Health of Our Children
• We Need a Change
• ‘Of Things Past,’ at RiverWinds
• West Point Reunion Jazz Band Tribute to Basie
• ‘Current 2011’ Sculpture Exhibition
• Chapel Lawn Party at Historic Garrison Home
• Cultural Events
• Live Musec CALENDAR
• Saturday Evening Marks Lighthouse Lantern Tour
• New Windsor Cantonment Celebrates Children’s Day
• Summer Training at West Point
• Joe Schatzle, 79
• Unitarian Fellowship Hosts Annual Tag Sale Fundraiser
• ‘Putting Compassion in Action’ at Monastery
• Religious Services
• EVENING MEETINGS This Week
• Ground Broken for Long- Awaited Traffic Signal
• Philipstown’s First Relay for Life
• ~TALK of our TOWN~
• A Grand Finale in the Valley
• Movies in the Park, Art in the Tunnel
• Fire Report Engulfs Philipstown
• Dangerous Rescue
• Lady Devils to State!
• Lady Blue Devils head to state tourney!
• Memorial Day 2011
• Blue Devils Down Schechter 4-1 to Reach Sectional Final
• Enjoy Dinner with President and Mrs. Lincoln
• Orchid Society Hosts Mid-June Meeting
• Philipstown Potpourri
• Rebate Program May Save County Tax Dollars
• Putnam’s Light on Hotels
• Focus on Healing Potential
• Educating Orthopedic Patients Before Surgery
• Introducing Your Pet to Your Newborn
• Strum and Learn at iGuitar Workshop
• Lakeland Schools: Technology Pioneers
• ‘I Will Build Where I Stand’ Concert is June 8
• Young Artists Showcase at the Chapel Restoration
• The High Achievers
• Haldane Students Find ‘Trouble in Tumbleweed’
• CUNNINGHAM'S CORNER
• Strategic Approach to Doing More with Less
• Jim Witt’s Gift to Children’s Charities
• Transportation for the Disabled to be Improved
• From the Village of Cold Spring
• Remembering Those Who Serve
• Can You Speak Orwellian?
• Thank You Senator Ball
• Fundraiser For The Arts
• Dramatic Reading on Tap
• Cultural Events
• ‘Hey Boo: Harper Lee & To Kill A Mockingbird’
• LIVE MUSIC CALENDAR
• Chekhov’s ‘Seagull’: Romance and Artistry
• Offerings Abound at Boscobel
• Blessing of the Autos and Car Show
• Croton Jewish Center Consolidates with First Hebrew
• The Church on the Hill is Growing
• Religious Services
• Neighbors Help Cops Apprehend Putnam Valley Burglary Suspect
• Motorcyclist Injured in Cold Spring Crash
• Cold Spring Chamber Works on New Website
• ~TALK of our TOWN~
• Mark Your Calendar – Meetings This Week
• Neighbors Upset at Prospect of Foodtown Expansion
• Marathon Issues Haunt Village
• Settlement Reached
• Butterfield’s Future:
• 40 Years of Total Care at Robert's
• Legal Notices for June 1, 2001
• LEGAL NOTICES FOR May 25, 2011
• Computer Learning Center for Seniors
• Tennis Instruction Offered
• Lax Team’s Prom-ising Season Ends
• Special Olympics at Brewster High School
• Philipstown Soccer Roundup
• Philipstown Highlanders Roll Over Yorktown to Victory
• Garden Club Tends to Sweet Blossoms
• Gardening GUSTO BEST OF
• Celebrate. Remember. Fight Back.
• Lakeland Earns Theater Nominations
• Haldane’s Foreign Language Immersion Program
• Celebrate. Remember. Fight Back.
• Prom Night at Haldane High: Photographs and Memories
• Hospital Center Auxiliary Awards Scholarships
• Summer Volunteer Opportunity for Teens
• New Principal Named
• Education Foundation Raises $18K for Putnam Valley
• Board Approves Resignation Despite Passionate Pleas
• The High Achievers
• Nelsonville Board Okays Parade Route
• Get Your Boat Permits
• A Tour of the Village Garage: Little Fanfare, Great Scenery
• Day and Night Seatbelt Enforcement Initiative is Underway
• Tax Cuts Do Not Provide Jobs
• Simple Solution for Post Office
• Burdensome for Business
• Chamber Concerns
• Celebrating ‘Women in Textiles’
• Woman Charged with Identity Theft in Garrison
• Putnam Valley Man Arrested for Misspelling Name
• Ball Commends Police for Rapid Response
• Two Charged with Burglary in Continental Village
• From the Chamber
• Things to Do Memorial Day Weekend
• Alana Sweeny Will Not Run for County Executive
• Credits for Conservation
• Shakespeare Fest Announces Executive Transitions
• Bannerman Island Photo Shoot on Saturday
• Boscobel Celebrates its 50th Birthday in Style
• Cultural Events
• You Can Start Calling Putnam Valley ‘Music Town’
• Make Digital Collages
• Graymoor's Golf Classic
• Live Musec CALENDAR
• 2011 Library Honorees Announced
• The ‘Second’ First Communion Class at Loretto
• First Hebrew Sponsors a Classic Car Show
• The ‘Second’ First Communion Class at Loretto
• Dudley Ray Brewer
• Helen Harding Anderson
• Religious Services
• Caring and Dedication is a ‘Sign’
• With a Week and a Half to Go Teams Get Creative
• Corrections & Clarifications
• ~TALK of our TOWN~
• Mark Your Calendar – Meetings This Week
• Board Addresses ‘Scathing’ Report; Improving Local Fire and EMS Is Goal
• Prom Night at Haldane High School
• Worship in Philipstown
• Zuckerman Gets Board Slot
• Planning the Future
• Vera’s: Farm Fresh with Love
• LEGAL NOTICES
• Cathryn’s Tuscan Grill Hosts Putnam Women
• He’s Been Workin’ on the Railroad
• Philipstown Potpourri
• Philipstown Highlander Lacrosse Team Trounces Pawling
• Philipstown Soccer Roundup
• Pushups for Charity Challenge Reaps Big Benefits
• Eight Games, Eight Wins
• Few Attend Meeting About the Meetings
• Dig-In Teen Gardening Demo Saturday
• Tool Sharpening Workshop
• Marist Poll: Corn Crowned King of NY Vegetables
• Plant Sale and More at Fire Station
• Gardening GUSTO
• Garrison Students Take Top Spots at Tri-County Science Fair
• O’Neill Warmly Welcomes New Students
• Haldane Artists’ Work Displayed in China
• Cub Scout Pack 137 Invites New Members
• Massive State Aid Cuts to Impact Youth Programs
• This Prom and Graduation Season, Safety is Key
• James I. O’Neill 3rd Quarter Honor Rolls
• The High Achievers
• Putnam Valley Team Makes Destination ImagiNation Global Finals
• Free Cancer Support Groups to be Offered
• Visiting Nurse Services Now Open
• Hospital Celebrates Nurses
• Lakeland Blood Drive Helps Save Lives
• From the Chamber
• Reaction to Leibell’s Sentencing is Mix of Sadness and Justice Served
• Be Informed, Participate
• Plea or Ploy?
• Take a One-Day Vacation on the Secret Garden Tour
• Boscobel’s 50th Birthday Celebration is Sunday
• Constitution Island to Host Seafood Barbecue
• Cultural Events
• Live Musec CALENDAR
• Jazz Vocals at the Library
• ‘Dreamland’ with Local Director at the Downing Film Center
• ‘BlisSing’ at the Chapel
• Croton Jewish Center Merges with First Hebrew
• Mildred ‘Peachie’ Warren
• For Women Only: Discover Your Unique Beauty!
• Jazz Vocalist Wendy Martin at Jazz Vespers
• Religious Services
• Clarification
• WHUD Day in Cold Spring
• Photo
• Single Stream Recycling Comes to Nelsonville
• ~TALK of our TOWN~
• Mark Your Calendar – Meetings This Week
• Health Insurance Savings Sought
• DESTINATIONS IN THE HUDSON HIGHLANDS
• A Crowd Gathers to Imagine the Future
• Joint Fire District Needed, Study Says
• School Budgets Pass
• A Stiff Sentence & Public Shaming in Leibell’s Fall
• UPDATE: Leibell gets 21 months in federal prison, 3 years probation
• UPDATE: Leibell apologizes, says he didn’t mean to suggest innocence
• John M. Voelp, Esq. PLLC
• LEGAL NOTICE RESOLUTION Sale of Dahlia House
• LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF LOCAL LAW #1-2011
• O'Neill-Harris Associates, LLC
• Indian Point Sirens to Sound Today at 10:30 am
• Body Language to Offer New Classes, Fitness Retreat
• Philipstown Soccer Weekly Update
• Talking Babe Ruth and Baseball’s Early Days
• Highlanders Roll to an Easy Win Over Mahopac
• Local Player Headed to Volleyball Nationals
• Haldane Lax Wins Three
• Two-Walk Weekend Ahead
• Looking After the Graves, A Cemetery Workshop
• Homegrown Veggies at Stony Kill
• ‘Contemporary Landscape Paintings’
• Putnam Valley Democrats Host Grange Q&A
• Enso String Quartet to Close Chamber Music Season this Sunday
• Tour a Powerhouse of the Industrial Revolution
• ‘Flower of Love’ Wins Mother’s Day Design Competition
• Dunn Sentenced to Probation
• Older Americans Month Declared Countywide
• Lions Welcome Seniors in Cold Spring
• Hazardous Waste Day is May 21
• New Policy Governs Political Signs
• Responders Prepare for the Worst
• Live Art Auction on the Shores of the Hudson, May 14
• The Seagull Alights at Garrison's Landing
• NY Heritage Weekend This Saturday
• Turtles on Parade
• Pizza Making Easy as Pie for Local Daisies
• 50 Years of Learning at St. Philip’s
• Haldane Students Compete in Skills USA
• Galef Briefs Putnam Valley on School Funding, Mandate Reform
• Putnam Valley Central School District
• Lakeland Budget Approved by Board of Ed
• Previewing the Local School Budget Votes with Superintendents
• Previewing the Local School Budget Votes with Superintendents
• Responsible County Government?
• Putnam Names May Safe Boat Month
• Cunningham’s Corner
• Galling Gimmickry?
• Essential Funding
• Help Change The Plan
• Lost, But Now Found
• Approve The Haldane Budget
• A Global Football Game
• Thank You, Greg Ball
• Standing Up To Leibell
• Plea or Ploy?
• Firefighters: Let’s Get Back to Fighting Fires in Harmony
• Citizens Should Take Back Control
• Rand’s Mom
• Mother Daughter Ensemble May 22 at Chapel
• 10th Emmy Nod for Hudson River Film & Video of Garrison
• Cultural Events
• Glynwood Celebrates Spring
• Live Musec CALENDAR
• From the Chamber
• Olive Blanche Grabowski
• Robert Galassi
• 33 Make First Communion in Cold Spring
• Religious Services
• Gertie Found After Being Lost for 7 Months
• Memorial Day Plans
• Attention Philipstown Cancer Survivors
• Mark Your Calendar – Meetings This Week
• ~TALK of our TOWN~
• Worship in Philipstown
• Putnam Supports Its Warriors
• Photo
• The Police, Your Pool, and Fixing Our Water Main
• Merchants Hope for Big Turnout for WHUD Day
• Stricter Sentence for Leibell?
• New Zoning Approved
• It’s Spring in Cold Spring
• Philipstown Zoning Law Unanimously Approved
• PUTNAM COUNTY INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
• Haldane Central School District
• Philipstown Planning Board
• Town of Putnam Valley - Wetlands Notice
• Village of Cold Spring Zoning Board of Appeals
• Town of Putnam Valley, Planning Board
• AT&T Mobility, LLC
• Cold Spring Historic District Review Board
• Local ‘Golden Boy’ Works to Support Wounded Warrior
• Philipstown Soccer Teams Have Strong Week
• Highlanders Open 2011 Campaign with a Loss, then a Win
• Intensivist Program Offers Critical Care in Putnam
• Learn About Child Safety, Weight Loss or Blood Management
• Choosing a Birthing Experience in the Hudson Valley
• Library Week Inspires Book Donations
• Perkins Drive and Tower Open at Bear Mountain
• West Point Band Presents: Armed Forces Day Concert
• Yoga on the Lawn
• Gene Tashoff Reads Phoetry
• Cherry Festival: Celebrating the Blossoms of Spring
• Cherry Festival: Celebrating the Blossoms of Spring
• Putnam Valley High School
• Haldane Middle School
• It Isn’t Easy Breathing Green
• New Textbook Series for Garrison
• Haldane High School
• Lakeland Offers Multiple Opportunities for Voter Registration
• Children’s Expo and Public Safety Day is Saturday
• With Budget Done, District Conducts Some Regular Business
• Gardening GUSTO
• Vassar Offers Weekend Campus Walking Tours
• Developing the Future of the Hudson Valley
• The Great Washout of Indian Brook Road, Up Close and Personal
• Putnam People
• Cunningham’s Corner
• Unbelievably Bad Form
• Real Character
• A Consummate Character
• Put Aside the Haunted Churches
• We Are Neighbors First
• Ghosts and Keys
• Clarification from the Hudson Highlands Pipe Band
• Did Shea Consult with Them?
• Corruption in Putnam County
• Purple Heart Hall of Honor Presents ‘Chosin’
• Vote Yes on May 17
• Gimmicky Antics
• A Non-Christian Grudge?
• Missing the Point
• Bats in the Belfry?
• Skewing Reality
• New Outdoor Sculpture at Levine Art Center
• Area Residents Save on Shakespeare
• Living History Sundays at Mt. Gulian
• Cultural Events
• Gardner,Yeomans: ‘Lunch at the Live Bait Diner’
• 25 Years of Shakespeare on the Hudson
• From the Chamber
• The Impact of Hiking the Appalachian Trail
• Auditions Announced For One-Act Plays
• Live Musec CALENDAR
• Live Music CALENDAR
• Open Studios in Peekskill
• Lois Wirz Memorial
• Celebrating Older Americans Month in Putnam
• Junjulas Receives Christian Service Award from CYFM
• Laurel Mazzuca to Wed Justin Elmendorf
• Graymoor Explores Buddhism & Christianity
• Religious Services
• 10th Annual Audubon Dinner Honors Ralph Odell
• Clarification:
• A Note From the Citizens of Philipstown
• Regulating Signs in Putnam
• Breakfast Kicks Off 2011 Putnam Chamber Expo
• Leibell Lawyer Disses Letter Writers
• ~TALK of our TOWN~
• Mark Your Calendar – Meetings This Week
• Haldane Nine Grabs Win in Cooperstown
• The Lady Who Made Boscobel’s House & Garden Possible
• Philipstown Notice:
• Putnam Flunks State of the Air Report
• Photo
• Go See The GreenPlan Map
• Despite Surplus, Taxes Going Up
• Pint-Sized Fishing Fun at Derby
• Philipstown Zoning Law Set for Adoption
• Philipstown Planning Board Site Visit
• Planning Board of the Village of Nelsonville
• C O U N T Y O F P U T N A M NOTICE FOR BID
• Putnam Valley Town Board
• COMPLETION OF TENTATIVE ASSESSMENT ROLL
• Village of Cold Spring Zoning Board of Appeals
• Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of Philipstown
• Cold Spring Planning Board
• Softball Team Downs Hendrick Hudson 7-3
• Tragedy & Art Meet in ‘The Woodmans’
• Gallery Donates to Earthquake Relief
• Arbor Day & Authors at Boscobel
• Entries Wanted for Juried Photo Exhibit
• Depot Docs to Screen ‘For Once in My Life’
• The Playwright of Parrott Street
• Special Olympics Spring Games at West Point
• Philipstown Recreation Department News
• Bear Mountain 2011 Trailside Discovery Program
• O’Neill Students Honored at National Financial Capability Challenge
• Putnam County Office for The Aging Computer Learning Center for Seniors
• A Cupcake War Breaks Out in the Hudson Valley
• Garrison 8th Graders Hang Loose in ‘Much Ado’
• Mount Gulian Opening Day
• Earth Day Celebration with Something for Everyone
• Garrison School 2010/11 Third Quarter Honor Roll
• Warming Up Their Green Thumbs for the Haldane Growing Season
• Putnam Veterans’ Home Renamed
• Putnam People
• Kitchen Garden Design with Ellen Ecker Ogden
• Gardening GUSTO
• Spring Cleanup and Lyme Disease Awareness
• Easter Sunday Celebration at Our Lady of Loretto
• I am Perplexed
• I am Perplexedpublic
• Vincent Leibell: The Tip of an Utterly Corrupt Iceberg
• Board Has Big Plans for the Village
• From the CHAMBER
• Photo of the Week
• Their Opinion Matters
• Who Is Really Haunting The Church?
• Second Amendment, Arizona Style Vote YES for the Budget
• Award-winning Documentary ‘Gasland’
• Unique Flute and Harp Duo at Howland Center
• Clay Artists and Teachers Exhibit ‘Teaching Artists’
• Newburgh Chorale in Concert: ‘The Poetry of Music’
• Cultural Events
• Glynwood Farm Tours Return
• Juilliard Trombone Choir at West Point Cadet Chapel
• Westchester County Day
• Live Music CALENDAR
• Making Plans for A Very Special Mother’s Day Memory
• Live Musec CALENDAR
• A Welcome Home Evening of Music, Camaraderie
• Cancer Support Programs in May
• Bevin Daly Patterson
• William L. ‘Billy’ Roach
• Elinor McElrath
• Marie Veronica Brennan Gorges
• Barbara Gross
• Franciscan Fundraiser Hosts Best-Selling Writers
• Donate Recorders for Jamaica
• Clarification
• Barbara Cahill
• Religious Services
• C larification
• Route 9 Building Demolished
• Philipstown Relay for Life Wants YOU; Join Now
• Lions Host Philipstown Seniors Dinner on Saturday
• VFW Offers Leadership/Scholarship Applications to Haldane Seniors
• Motorists Cited for Failure to Move Over
• Author Sam Lipsyte at Sunset Series
• Student Artist Takes Gold
• ~TALK of our TOWN~
• MARK YOUR CALENDAR - MEETINGS THIS WEEK
• Road Repairs Slam Budget
• Cold Spring Notice:
• Cold Spring Notice:
• Celebrating Easter Sunday
• Changing The Locks
• Pain at the Pump in Putnam
• Leibell’s Leniency Plea
• Metro-North Schedule Changes for April Holidays
• Environmental Assessment (EA) and Finding of No Significant Impact
• Local Law amends Chapter 135 of the Putnam County Code
• Family Solutions LLC
• LONGHAUL FARM LLC
• NOTICE TO BIDDERS TOWN OF PHILIPSTOWN
• TOWN OF PUTNAM VALLEY ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
• Village of Cold Spring Planning Board
• Town of Putnam Valley Planning Board
• Amend Article 5 of the Putnam County Charter
• Busy Session for Village Board at April 12 Meeting
• Summer Horsemanship Academy at Tilly Foster
• All Sport Hosts Charity Golf Tournament
• Dragons Perform Well, But Still Fall to Edgemont 2-0 in Spirited Match
• Baseball, LAX Teams Pick Up First Wins
• State Park Groups Need Volunteers for Cleanup
• No Fatalities in Bear Mountain Crash
• MKMG Opens State ofthe Art Imaging Center
• One-Day Prepared Childbirth Class May 14
• Are You Registered to Vote?
• Center for the Digital Arts Presents Summer Pre-College
• Spring Hike-A-Thon at the Highlands Nature Museum
• Garrison Fire House Hosts Spring Blood Drive
• Cancer Support Available at Support Connection
• Babysitting Safety Course at Hospital Center
• Gardening GUSTO
• Philipstown Potpourri
• A Celebration of Food and Water
• Teacher Appreciation Week at UPS Store
• Hudson Valley Gateway Scholarships Available
• Nature Strollers - Hiking Group for Families with Young Children
• Free Children’s Musical Teaches All about the Library
• Summer Camp: Connecting Youth with Nature
• Students Celebrate Earth Day
• MaryEllen Odell Is GOP Choice For County Executive
• Leibell Heard Government Tapes 5 Days Before Election
• Missing the Boat
• Man-made Catastrophic Weather
• Legally Armed
• Photography Display Set for Hudson Valley Hospital
• Why Isn’t Hayworth Out There Looking for Jobs?
• Common Ground Farm Open House
• Over the River
• Cultural Events
• Guitar Lessons, Song Writing and Music Theory Classes
• ‘Ciao, Professore!’ to Show at Howland
• Recital Series Offers Blue Grass to Classical, Styles of the Double Bass
• Live Musec CALENDAR
• The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe at First Presbyterian Church
• Open Baptism at St. Mary’s
• Religious Services
• Preserving the History of You
• Joseph J. Peterson
• Charlotte Ludwig
• St. Philip’s Names Winners
• Something Old is New Again at Our Lady of Loretto
• Saturday Bake Sales Begin
• ~TALK of our TOWN~
• Mark Your Calendar – Meetings This Week
• Seeking the Truth within a Community of Faith
• Just Below The Surface
• Circular Motion Halted
• Buddhism at the Chuang Yen Monastery in Putnam County:
• Indian Brook Road Closed? No Problem
• Merchants on Main Street Plan for WHUD–Day in Mid May
• Energy Lessons and Ice Cream for Haldane Third Graders
• Odell Is GOP Choice for County Executive
• C O U N T Y O F P U T N A M NOTICE FOR BIDS
• Village of Cold Spring Board of Trustees
• Village of Cold Spring Historic District Review Board
• NOTICE TO BIDDERS TOWN OF PHILIPSTOWN
• A+ Thierry LLC
• Village of Cold Spring Board of Trustees
• TOWN OF PUTNAM VALLEY COUNTY OF PUTNAM NOTICE OF TENTATIVE COMPLETION OF ASSESSMENT ROLL
• Knights of Columbus Host 8th Annual Easter Egg Hunt
• Legislators Make Appointments
• Man Accused Of Selling Cocaine In Putnam Valley
• Sailing Class Begins this Week
• Beacon Recreation’s Easter in Memorial Park
• Building Bridges Building Boats Announces Summer River Workshop
• Upcoming Classes at Fishkill’s All Sport Health & Fitness
• Tyrone Searight and Liz Milner Celebrated
• Philipstown Highlanders Ready to Roll
• Philipstown Soccer League Kicks Off Season
• Kids Bowl Free Program Starts May 1
• West Point to Host Sandhurst Competition
• Swing into Spring with Hudson Valley Hospital
• Lady Blue Devils Cruise Past Arlington B 7-0
• MHA Sponsors Healthcare Forum
• Homeland Security Hearing Points to Need for Improvement
• Cold Spring Goes to Peekskill to Help Families in Need
• Beacon Photographer Exhibits Work in Germany
• Gardening GUSTO
• Paramount Center Presents ‘Chorale Meets Choreography’
• Lecture on ‘Gardens of the Hudson Valley’
• Local Trainer Makes Premiere on Animal Planet
• Health, Sustainability, and the Built Environment
• Children’s Spring Tea at Mount Gulian
• Tossing Medications Safely
• Potassium Iodine Pills For Putnam Residents
• Legislature Proclaims Peers Influence Peers Month
• Helping Hands in Putnam
• Developmental Disabilities & Autism Month Proclaimed
• Garrison Students Inspire Others; Raise Money for Japan
• Bunnies are Hopping at the Nature Museum
• The High Achievers
• Next Stop, Globals: Haldane Wins Big At Destination ImagiNation States
• Inaccurate Press Release
• Garrison Will Have a School Tax Increase
• Garrison School Taxes
• Defending Father Scott-Hamblen
• Haunted Church
• Supporting the Law
• Removed From Special Board; Shocked & Dismayed
• Three New Exhibits Open this Weekend
• West Point Band Presents Young Artist Concert
• Depot Docs Screens ‘For Once in My Life’
• Cultural Events
• Live Musec CALENDAR
• Fashion on Film to Screen at Downing
• The Search for This Year’s Most Beautiful Gardens
• From the Chamber
• Coming EvEnts
• Free Showing of Rare Pre-Israel History Film
• St. Philip’s Choir Set to Perform Brahms Requiem
• Vocalist Judi Silvano Returns to Jazz Vespers
• Mildred Carey
• Philip Haig Vartanian
• Religious Services
• Cold Spring Lions Offering Scholarships and Shredding
• Loyalty Day Jamboree
• Cold Spring Seeks Special Board Volunteers
• Schulte and Goldsworthy Open the Chapel’s Season
• Mark Your Calendar – Meetings This Week
• ~TALK of our TOWN~
• Haldane Budget is Now Up to the Voters
• Cold Spring Notice:
• Nelsonville Notice:
• Highland Garden Club Brings Spring to Castle Point
• Restaurants Fundraise At Dining Out For Life
• Ready, Set, Hunt
• Property Taxes to Rise 1%
• Out of Left Field
• Who Gets a Key to the Firehouse?
• 150 Rally for Gun Rights
• Cold Spring Historic District Review Board
• Village of Cold Spring Historic District Review Board
• County of Putnam Local Law #8 of 2011
• Town of Putnam Valley Planning Board
• Nelsonville Village Board
• BIRTHMARK CARDS, LLC
• Breath of Fresh Air Fitness LLC
• 49 STAGECOACH DRIVE, LLC
• Two Tulip Girls LLC
• LITT HEALTH CARE VENTURES LLC.
• C O U N T Y O F P U T N A M NOTICE FOR BIDS
• C O U N T Y O F P U T N A M NOTICE FOR BIDS
• Town of Putnam Valley - Wetlands Notice
• NYS Dept. of Transportation Bid Notice
• TOWN OF PHILIPSTOWN NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY OF FINAL ZONING DOCUMENTS
• Cold Spring Budget Hearing Thursday
• Haldane Track Transitions from Winter to Spring
• Learn the Basics of Sailing
• CYO Fifth Grade Boys Finish An Outstanding Season
• Haldane Opens Spring Slate
• Football Camp Set for June
• Pushups for Charity Event at Dutchess Stadium
• Nature Museum Hosts Spring Break ‘Mini-Camp’
• Tail Waggin’ Tutors at the Desmond-Fish Library
• Philipstown Garden Club Internships
• $1.5 Million in State Aid Restored to Putnam Schools
• The High Achievers
• Putnam Valley Student Honored Nationally for Writing
• Young Scientists Earn Top Honors
• ‘Anything Goes’ at Lakeland High School
• Garrison Stages Wax Museum for Women in History Month
• General Washington Enshrined in Glass
• Beacon Music Teacher Pleads Guilty
• Galef Calls for Publishing School, Municipal Union Contracts
• County Hosts Medication Take Back on Saturday
• Garrison Man Arrested After Mahopac Falls Crash
• Appalachian Market Gives Back to the Community
• Congratulations Candidates
• Reserve Funds Reduce Tax Rate Volatility
• Criticism of Fr. Shane Was Disgraceful
• Ball Shows Up, and Shows His Colors
• Ask the Senator
• False Accusations?
• Firearms in Town Meetings
• Community Free Day at Dia: Beacon
• China to the Great Wall and Beyond
• Boscobel in the Spring
• Emerging Artists at Belle Levine Art Center
• Cultural Events
• A Night Of Hesterhouse At The Paramount
• Ariane One-Act Festival at the Depot Theatre
• Live Musec CALENDAR
• From the Chamber
• West Point Band: The Intimate Concerto
• Mah Jongg Tournament and Class
• Engagement
• Seventeenth Annual Capuchin Ministries’ Awards Dinner
• Religious Services
• Robert W. Maddox
• Jaymark’s St. Jude Jewelry Fundraiser
• Patterson Flea Market Will Open Sunday
• St. Philips’s White Elephant Sale Set For Saturday
• Highland Garden Club Goes to Macy’s Flower Show
• ~TALK of our TOWN~
• Surprise 90th for Haldane’s Buffalo Soldier
• Mark Your Calendar – Meetings This Week
• Town Zoning Documents Now Available to Public
• St. Philip’s Church in the Highlands
• Mayor Suggests 50% Pay Hike
• Healthy Putnam is Number One
• I SPY Turns Twenty
• HALDANE CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT BUILDING, SITE IMPROVEMENTS AND RELATED WORK
• Philipstown North Highlands Fire District Date Change for April Meeting
• County of Putnam Local Law #6 of 2011
• County of Putnam Local Law #7 of 2011
• Philipstown Planning Board Site Visit
• Town of Philipstown NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
• C O U N T Y O F P U T N A M NOTICE FOR REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL
• Town of Putnam Valley Wetlands Notice
• Village of Cold Spring Zoning Board of Appeals
• PUTNAM VALLEY CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
• HALDANE CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
• GARRISON UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT
• Great Hudson River Paddle Changes Course in July
• Beacon Pop Warner Registration
• Loretto Fourth Grade Girls Finish Season with Strong Win
• Philipstown Recreation Department News
• Putnam Players Take Home Gold
• Loretto 5th Grade Boys Fall in Holy Trinity Championship
• Haldane Sports Right A Good Story
• Historical Society to Hold Annual Meeting April 2
• Photo
• Volunteers Needed for Local Beach Cleanup
• Senior Webelos Cross Bridge to Boy Scouts
• Local Girls Scouts Lend a Hand at Fahnestock
• Gardening GUSTO
• Rotary Supports PV Students
• Defining Summer Day Camp Programs
• Babysitting Safety at Putnam Hospital
• Nature Museum Hosts Brook Trout Exhibit Grand Opening
• Haldane, Putnam Valley Teams Shine at Destination ImagiNation
• Haldane, Putnam Valley Teams Shine at Destination ImagiNation
• PV Man Accused of Mass Murder
• Monthly Meeting for Nelsonville
• LWRP Meeting Goes Green
• Photo
• Villanti Skeptical of Many Unfunded Mandates
• Paddlesports Safety Training: A Necessary Priority
• From the Chamber
• Unacceptable Risk
• The Road to Victory Never Stops
• Where are We Going from Here?
• Where’s Nan Hayworh?
• Standing Ovation for ‘Grease’
• A Hole in the Story?
• False Assucations?
• Congratulations Candidates
• Regional Regulations for a Reason
• Bewildered
• Why Such a High Surplus?
• Why Is Any Increase On The Table?
• Still No Budget Cuts at GUFS
• Julius Caesar at Depot Theatre
• Jupiter String Quartet at Howland Center
• Haldane’s ‘Grease’ Was the Word
• Cultural Events
• Clearwater Announces 2011 Summer Group Sail Schedule
• Manitou Offers a Sunday Open House
• Knights of Columbus Host Annual Easter Egg Hunt
• The Hands Behind the Art
• Revolutionary Encampment Weekend at New Windsor
• Boscobel Opens for 50th Season
• OperaOggi Will Perform ‘Suor Angelica’ at Graymoor
• Beacon Book Fair and Bazaar Benefits Charity
• Walter Wowtschuk
• Untitled
• ‘Food and Water,’ Program Links Two Institutes with Local Caterer
• Nena A. Kearsey
• Religious Services
• Putnam Passport Day on Tap
• Continental Village Fire Department Offers Training
• Cold Spring Native on 4th Combat Tour
• Off and Walking: Relay for Life Kickoff Draws 50
• Haldane’s Crystal Ball Raises More Than $30,000
• Mark Your Calendar – Meetings This Week
• ~TALK of our TOWN~
• PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT
• PCN&R Changes
• Haldane: No More Lacrosse Coaches
• County Names Its Official Papers
• Serving Struggling Putnamites
• Gallagher, Serradas Debate Budget Lines
• Census: Cold Spring, Nelsonville Grew
• Leibell Sentencing Delayed Again
• Historic Overlay Removed
• Harpursville Too Much For Haldane
• Putnam Chambers Seek to Unite Pols, Businessmen
• MTA Council to Hold Listening Session Next Week in Cold Spring
• Rolston Promotes Conservative Party
• Cheers at Chiding on St. Pat’s
• ‘Picasso People’ Visit Haldane
• Gardening GUSTO
• The High Achievers
• From the Chamber
• Bring Back the Energy Commission
• Finally a Response
• Without Threats or a Gun
• Coming Home to Roost
• Kudos to Matt Walsh
• Excess School Funds
• Take Me Out to a Baseball Party at the Senior Center
• Eliminate the Practice
• Depot Docs to Screen ‘Crude’
• Area Art Exhibits
• Chapel Offers Matthew Shipp on Piano
• ‘The Yankles’ Screens at Downing Center
• Members’ Exhibit at Belle Levine Center
• Cultural Events
• Live Musec CALENDAR
• Haiti Benefit Concert
• Philipstown Little League Season Opens April 16
• ‘Grease’ is the Word at Haldane High School
• Memorial Service and Meditation for Japan
• Kenneth McKenna
• Robert Carl Bielenberg
• Religious Services
• Garrison Ambulance Calls for February
• Teacher from Cold Spring Honored
• Philipstown Garden Club Hosts Kent Russell
• Photo
• Manitoga Offers Volunteer Landscape Day
• Stony Kill Springtime Events
• Manitou Farm Open House
• Nature Museum Presents Amphibians of Spring
• Hudson Valley Hospital Honors One of Its Own
• Mark Your Calendar – Meetings This Week
• ~TALK of our TOWN~
• Photo
• Haldane Honors Basketball Stars
• Rebuilding Steeples, Opening Doors
• Indian Brook Road Falls Apart
• GOP to Host Pro-Gun Rally
• Heat on Indian Point
• In Touch with the Land
• NYS Dept. of Transportation, Contract Management Bureau
• Putnam Valley Central School District NOTICE OF AUCTION of Surplus Assets
• Board of Trustees for the Village of Cold Spring
• Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of Philipstown
• Town of Putnam Valley Planning Board
• Haldane's Run Ends in State Semi-Final
• LADY BLUE DEVILS OFF TO FINAL FOUR
• Loretto 4th Grade Boys Split a Pair of Games
• Loretto 5th Grade Boys Continue Their Tourney Season
• Lady Blue Devils Final Four Bound
• Free Rabies Clinic Set for Dogs, Cats, Even Ferrets
• Legislative Forum to Hear Concerns from Disabled
• Cold Spring Police Blotter
• Philipstown Potpourri
• Man’s Best Friend is Also a Patient’s Best Friend
• Gardening GUSTO
• The High Achievers
• Third Annual ‘Funky Nests in Funky Places’ Contest
• Haldane Hosts All County Music Festival
• Fourth Grade Shadow Play Inspires Putnam Valley Students, Families
• Garrison School Invites All to Science Fair
• Firehouse Floor Needs Attention
• Clarification
• The Right to Keep and Bear Arms
• Automatic Re-Appointment
• Take a Warning From Putnam Valley
• If Only Zoning Could Do That
• Sheriff Smith Sues Broadcaster for ‘False, Defamatory’ Statements
• Garrison Looks at 4.95% Tax Levy Hike
• From the Chamber
• No Budget Cut to Date at GUFS
• Auctions Aplenty at Benefit for Haldane
• Band is Hosting the 2011 Weekend of Saxophone
• 2011 Members’ Exhibit at Belle Levine
• Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day
• Cultural Events
• Free Aromatherapy Workshop
• Health & Wellness Fair at All Sport
• ABCs and Ds of Medicare at the Desmond-Fish Library
• ‘Despicable Me’ Showing at Our Lady of Loretto
• Fifth Annual Hudson Valley Restaurant Week
• Spring Has Arrived at Stony Kill
• Joseph J. Peterson
• Kenneth McKenna
• Passover Traditions Program
• A Weekend of Purim Festivities at First Hebrew
• Weight Loss with the Holy Spirit
• Mark Sherman Performs at Jazz Vespers
• Religious Services
• The Secret Lives of Rattlesnakes
• High Praise for Haldane, Local Eateries
• 12 Months of Wisdom from Gardening Pioneer
• Dogwood Road Chimney Fire
• Local Used Clothing Drive
• Grandson of Cold Spring Resident Earns Eagle Scout Award
• ~TALK of the TOWN~
• Mark Your Calendar – Meetings This Week
• Photo
• Preparing a Strategy to Create a Plan
• Reinvigorating a Cold Spring Institution
• Leibell Sentencing Delayed
• Eldridge: ‘Crisis Breeds Opportunity’
• Indian Point Says It Is Safe
• Incumbents Keep Seats
• The Rite of Spring Begins at the Riverfront
• Incumbents Win in Cold Spring, Nelsonville
• The Living Room LLC
• C O U N T Y O F P U T N A M NOTICE FOR BID
• TOWN OF PUTNAM VALLEY ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
• Kenneth McKenna
• Remembering American Veterans of WWI
• LADY BLUE DEVILS ADVANCE TO STATE FINAL FOUR
• Haldane Girls Advance to State Regional Finals
• Walking Club Does Main Street
• Park Commission Lifeguard Qualifying Exam
• Loretto 5th Grade Blue Boys Start Tournament Play
• Loretto 4th Grade Boys Split a Pair of Tournament Games
• Philipstown Recreation Department News
• Tuckahoe Outlasts Blue Devils to Win Crown
• Blockage Causes Chimney Fire
• Villanti Calls Salary Cap ‘Nonsensical’
• Harlem Quartet to Perform at Howland
• Legacy of Leadership in the Hudson River Valley
• ‘Animal Visions’ at Flat Iron Gallery
• RiverWinds Gallery Opens Exhibition of Abstractions
• Plant Putnam 2011
• Hudson Valley Restaurant Week Fires Up Again
• Gardening GUSTO
• For Home Gardeners: One-Day Garden School
• Local Students Create a Taste of the Caribbean
• Hubbard Lodge Hosts Park Committee Meeting
• Greenway Approves Grant for Manitoga
• Third Annual Thinking Day
• Alice Whirls into Wonderland
• Meet ‘One of the Most Original Protagonists’
• Cultural Events
• O’Neill High School Honor Roll - Grades 9-12
• High School Partners with Fordham to Serve the Needy
• Haldane Middle School Honor Roll, Second Quarter
• Haldane High School Honor Roll, Second Quarter
• The High Achievers
• Overflow Crowd at Budget Meeting
• Board Takes a Budget Break for Technology
• From the Chamber
• Senior Citizens at a Crossroads
• Bring Them Home
• Salary Cap
• Total Disconnect
• Dine Out Locally at a Discount
• Friar to Lead Parade
• Begin Lent with a Meditative Labyrinth Walk
• Meeting St. Christopher’s New President
• Patrick (Paddy) Duggan
• Edward Joseph Mangan
• Estelle Lipp
• David Lyons
• Michael E. Donnelly
• Religious Services
• Volunteer Actors Needed for Sheltering Simulation Exercise
• Walter Hoving Home Hosts Cold Spring Lions
• Cold Spring Webelos Place Third in Klondike Event
• Local Volunteer Becomes Fire Fighter for the Marines
• ~TALK of our TOWN~
• McSweeney Restores Loretto’s Traditions
• After the Flood
• Villanti Proposes Nearly $500K in Cuts
• Open Space Overlay Under
• Can Town Supersede State Gun Law?
• Trustees Listen to Plan Skeptics
• Return of the Gold Ball
• Déjà Vu
• Draft Environmental Assessment and Finding of No Significant Impact
• Amend Article 12, Title 1, Section 12.01 of the Putnam County Charter
• Village of Cold Spring Board of Trustees
• NYS Dept. of Transportation, Contract Management Bureau
• DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY
• Philipstown Planning Board
• C O U N T Y O F P U T N A M NOTICE FOR BIDS
• POSTPONEMENT OF IDA MEETING
• County of Putnam Local Law #2 of 2011
• Philipstown Planning Board Public Hearing
• County of Putnam Local Law #4 of 2011
• County of Putnam Local Law #3 of 2011
• Village of Cold Spring Zoning Board of Appeals
• County of Putnam Local Law #5 of 2011
• ATTENTION NELSONVILLE
• DEBATE TONIGHT: 7pm at Haldane's cafeteria
• LADY BLUE DEVILS SECTION 1 CHAMPS
• Edward Joseph Mangan
• C O U N T Y O F P U T N A M NOTICE FOR BIDS RFB-12-11
• Village of Cold Spring Zoning Board of Appeals
• The Village of Cold Spring Historic District Review Board
• Town of Putnam Valley - Wetlands Notice
• NOTICE FOR BIDS RFB-14-11
• NOTICE FOR BIDS RFB-13-11
• Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of Philipstown
• Official List of Nominations Office of the Village Clerk, Cold Spring
• OFFICIAL LIST OF NOMINATIONS Office of the Village Clerk, Nelsonville
• PUTNAM COUNTY INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
• WEBER PROJECTS, LLC
• Fate of Single Mom Depends On New Blood Donors
• Photo
• Sterling Forest State Park March Events
• Waterman Bird Club March Events
• Area Man Accused of Possession of Marijuana at Public Banquet
• Ball: Death to Cop Killers by T.J. Haley
• Photo
• Tiger Cub Scouts
• Loretto 4th Grade Boys Split a Pair with Good Shepherd
• Loretto Third Grade Girls Finish First Season
• Loretto 5th Grade Girls’ Play-Off Run Ends
• Haldane Boys’ JV Basketball Rebounds to Finish Strong
• Haldane Boys Open Sectional Play with 50-25 Win
• Haldane Boys Open Sectional Play with 50-25 Win
• Oliverio Seeking His Final Term
• Putnam Family and Community Services Has a New Home
• Putnam Remembers a Hero Cop
• Possible Elimination of Problem Gambling Services Concerns Putnam Officials
• Steven Dubroff Seeks to Give Village a Choice
• Positioning for Power: Nelsonville Trustee Race
• Nelsonville Election Requires New Ballots
• DWI Arrests Continue to Soar
• Cold Spring Lions Host Haldane Leos
• Hot Frozen Tomato Soup
• The High Achievers
• Who Will Be V-I-C-T-O-R-I-O-U-S?
• HVHC Joins Geriatric Network
• Military Personnel, Families Receive Free Tax Help
• Chamber Recital Series: Two Trumpets
• Garrison Filmmaker’s ‘Divine Sparks’ at Downing
• Garrison Man Sentenced to Prison for DWI-Related Death
• Memories of the Duke
• Superintendents Not Necessarily Pleased with Governor Cuomo’s Salary Cap Proposal
• From the Chamber
• Graymoor’s Month of Events
• Candidate Profile
• Sharing the Blame
• Anthony Understands
• Political Buddies
• Consider This
• Where is Nan?
• Need for Stability
• The Future of Cold Spring
• Education Uncertainty
• Healthy and Hunger-Free
• Leadership for Hard Times
• Voluntary Simplicity Course at the Library
• Maia Sharp One Night Only
• ‘Tartuffe’ Delights Young and Old Alike
• You Are Invited to I SPY’s 20th Birthday Party
• Tamagna Wins Master Singer Competition
• Cultural Events
• Eric Lind Exhibit ‘Revealed: Hidden Lives of the River’
• ‘Brewed, Blown, Baked’
• Senior Repair Wagon Program is Rolling
• Historic Tompkins Corners Church, 176 Years Old, is Looking for a New Start
• Religious Services
• HELEN CASSIDY WINTER
• Jukebox Saturday Night Showing
• It’s Maple Syrup Time at Little Stony Point
• Putnam Sales Tax Revenue on Upswing
• It’s Maple Syrup Time at Little Stony Point
• Wings, Strings, Flying Things
• Philipstown Scouts Hold Pinewood Derby
• TALK of our TOWN
• Starting the Day Off Right
• On the Waterfront
• On the Waterfront
• BRUCE CAMPBELL
• Haldane Advances to Sectional Finals
• CATHARINE SQUARE
• RALPH FALLOON
• Three’s Company
• Final Zoning Opposition
• Carmel Stops to Honor Slain Hero Cop
• Nicholas DiPalo Wins District Free Throw
• Philipstown Recreation Department News
• APEX 14U Girls Win 3rd Place at Lakeside President’s Day Tournament
• Loretto 5th Grade Boys Make Playoffs but Fall in First Round
• Lady Blue Devils JV Hoops Team Captures League Crown
• Lady Blue Devils Close Perfect League Season
• Really Useful Everyday Biscuits, Scones, Soda Bread, or Whajamacallits
• Clarification
• Towns Continue to Seek Funds Through State Agency
• Taxpayer Voices Are Clear at GUFS Workshop
• School Board Meets as Scheduled—No Snow Date
• The High Achievers
• Untitled
• Winter Hike to Bog Meadow
• Valentines for Veterans
• Garrison School 2nd Quarter Honor Roll
• Garrison Students Celebrate Reading
• Putnam Valley High School 2nd Quarter Honor Roll 2010-11
• Carlin Reappointed as Commissioner of Finance
• Legislature Appoints Finger, Kessman to Farm Board
• Weekend Wind Storm Causes Power Outages
• The Oceans Above and Below
• Hospital Center Applauds Route 202 Improvements
• Area Police Blotter
• Beware the Emerald Ash Borer
• Putnam CHADD to Meet in March
• McMahon, Lynch Reappointed
• Polo Plunge to Benefit Special Olympics
• Taconic Opera Presents the U.S. Premiere of Gounod Requiem
• March is Maple Month
• The Rich Mining History of the Hudson Valley
• An Earth Day Celebration
• Nelsonville Trustee: Anthony Merante
• Cold Spring Trust ee: John Ralph Falloon
• Cold Spring Trustee: Bruce D. Campbell
• Supporting Falloon and Campbell
• From the Chamber
• Narcissist in Knots
• Fallon Sticks His Neck Out for Village
• Supporting Fallon and Campbell
• Knocking on Doors and Democracy
• Working for the Common Good
• Can’t Dance in a Kayak
• Surveying the Shoreline
• Benjamin Hochman to Close Piano Festival
• Trombonist “Arrows of Time”
• West Point Band Musical Offerings
• Cultural Events
• Raising Backyard Chickens
• Desmond-Fish Doings
• Jopling Live at The Paramount
• Sizzling Sibelius with Zynszajn
• Philipstown Reform Synagogue Celebrates Shabbat Across America
• ‘Celebrate Recovery’ Meetings Begin in March
• Nicholas Conrad DiGiaimo
• Joan Reilley Lane
• Sandra Freeman
• 2010 Wedding of Gabriella Maier and Eike Aden
• Religious Services
• Children’s Committee Offers Scholarships
• 13th Annual Food & Wine Experience
• Lisa Weise Featured at Flower Arranging Demonstration
• Come See 'Hello, Dolly!'
• Troop 41 Celebrates 75th Anniversary
• Mark Your Calendar – Meetings This Week
• Positioning for Power: Cold Spring Mayoral Race
• All’s Quiet on the Election Front in Cold Spring
• Positioning for Power: Cold Spring Mayoral Race
• Putnam Likely to Keep Region’s Highest Sales Tax
• Hearing Closed
• Village Comprehensive Plan Discussion Drags On
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON VILLAGE OF COLD SPRING COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
• Town of Philipstown-Notice
• C O U N T Y O F P U T N A M NOTICE FOR BIDS
• Village of Nelsonville-DEC
• Town of Putnam Valley - Wetlands Notice
• Town Board of the Town of Philipstown
• Town of Putnam Valley Planning Board
• NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Haldane Central School District
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON VILLAGE OF COLD SPRING COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
• NOTICE OF FORMATION OF THE SUN REPORT LLC
• TOWN OF PUTNAM VALLEY ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
• INVITATIONS FOR BIDS
• New York State Agriculture & Markets Law
• C O U N T Y O F P U T N A M NOTICE FOR BIDS
• Notice of Annual Village Registration-Nelsonville
• Continuation of a Public Hearing will be held by the Town Board of the Town of Philipstown
• Driven to Give: Two-Day Blood Drive in Garrison
• Anthony Phillips to Run for Mayor of Cold Spring
• A Pair of Games for Loretto 5th Grade Boys
• Lady Blue Devils Capture League Title
• Loretto 5th Grade Girls Finish 10-3
• Second Graders Make Some Feathered Friends
• Cancer Support in March
• Great Backyard Bird Count to Be Held This Week
• Teachers Team Together to Make Science Exciting
• Garrison Sees Haldane in Black & White
• Special Board Gets Expert Advice
• How Should Schools Be Funded?
• Focus on Snow Continues
• Same Name, Similar Business Leads to Mistaken Identity
• Focus on Science at Haldane
• Raising Hope for Bailey
• ‘A New Beginning’ at River Winds Gallery
• Putnam Valley BOCES Grad Earns Scholarship
• Putnam Valley High School Welcomes Newly Formed Science Honor Society
• Discovering Animals at Wildlife Center
• The High Achievers
• Chamber to Give Baumgarten Scholarship
• Habits of Mind At Home: Managing Distractions
• ‘Chef in the Classroom’ Comes to Local Kindergarten
• Lunch Guidelines Could Promote Healthier Eating
• Gardening GUSTO
• From the Chamber
• The Working Village Group Supports Gallagher
• Vote for Cold Spring’s Future!
• You Have My Vote
• Fun & Games with Taxpayer Funds
• Budget Analysis
• Obamacare Must Be Repealed
• Great Job Guys!
• Philipstown Potpourri
• Club Hosts Horticulturist Rita Jo Riehle
• NAACP Hosts Black History Month Celebration
• Life sans Homes; Homes sans Life
• Cultural Events
• ‘Sunrise At Campobello,’ Autographs on Display
• Sculpture On View at Belle Levine
• Mount Gulian Living History Program Based on Rare Diary
• Live Musec CALENDAR
• Religious Services
• Our Lady of Loretto Goes to Washington
• A Grammy for West Point Sgt.
• Healthy Heart Awareness
• Melissa Stylianou to Sing at Presbyterian Jazz Vespers
• Tax Department Urges New Yorkers to E-File
• Birth Announcements
• Anthony J. Nobile
• TALK of our TOWN
• Putnam’s Travel Vaccine Clinic Gets Underway
• Education Foundation Hosts Annual Auction
• Mark Your Calendar
• Countertenor Nicholas Tamagna Competes Saturday at Carnegie Hall
• A Time For Budget Cuts
• Simple Pleasures: Food for the Body, Music for the Soul
• Party Boats at the Waterfront?
• Praise Drowns Out Sharp Criticism at Rezoning Public Hearing
• Group Backs Incumbents
• Zoning: Public Hearing Part I
• Same Name, Similar Business Leads to Mistaken Identity
• C O U N T Y O F P U T N A M NOTICE FOR BID
• County of Putnam Local Law #1 of 2011
• Town of Philipstown-Bid Notice
• Putnam County Industrial Development Agency
• Draft Comprehensive Plan-Village of Cold Spring
• 75 Attend Rezoning Public Hearing
• Loretto 4th Grade Boys Hold Off St. John & Mary
• Loretto 5th Grade Boys Pick Up Three Victories
• Students vs. Faculty & Parents Basketball Fundraiser
• Loretto 5th Grade Girls Win 9 In A Row
• Matthew Giachinta Signs Letter of Intent
• Lady Blue Devils Remain Atop League
• Howland Election Set for April: Candidates Wanted
• Great Decisions Series at Desmond-Fish
• Galef Invites the Public to Town Meetings
• Give a Hoot at Stony Kill
• Meet the Awesome Opossum
• Naturally Inclined
• Updates
• Town Board Looks to Assess Fire Rescue, Emergency Medical Systems
• Digital Arts Student Show
• Lincoln: A Man for All Times
• Putnam Valley Hosts World Class Concert
• A ‘Deadly’ Book Launch at the Library
• The Coldens: An 18th- Century Family
• ‘Tartuffe’ Skips into Garrison
• Piano Festival Continues
• Haldane School Transportation Requests Are Due by April 1
• Five Area Teens Charged With Trespass and Possession
• Naturalist Preschool Open House On Tap
• The High Achievers
• ‘Funding the Future’ For Haldane at the Crystal Ball Fundraiser
• National Honor Society Inductions Welcome 36
• A Conversation on Alternatives to Property Taxes for School Funding
• Dr. Gordon Joins Practice
• Feeling Frazzled? Well Being Workshop to Be Held at Haldane
• Hospital Ahead of the Curve on Breastfeeding Support
• Cancer Programs Available in February
• Last Chance for Free Flu Vaccination
• Stop Hoarding Week
• ‘It’s a Bleak Picture’
• Unfinished Business
• Religious Services
• Town Talks About Snow Regulations, Historic Preservation Overlay
• Planning Board Shares Zoning Suggestions
• Chapter and Verse
• New Attitude! Shop Local!
• To the Editor:
• No Answer Yet From Garrison School Board
• Zonemobile Journey
• Zoning Dialogue Good for Philipstown
• Duckman and Watson Exbibits to Open at GAC on Friday
• Jazz Knights Perform ‘Legacy of Miles Davis’
• Live Music Calendar
• Birth Announcements
• Storms Make Upcoming Blood Drive Critical
• Violet G. Lewis
• Niall Maguire
• Who Needs Hockey Skates?
• Photo
• Hudson Hil's Opens on Main Street, with a Flourish
• Valentine Sale a Success
• Talk of our Town
• Dockside Destiny
• Snow Removal Bad for the Environment?
• Lawyer Says Town Jumped the Gun
• Mayoral Rematch
• Cultural Events
• At Home on the Ranch
• Ice Skating in the Park
• Talking To Witt About the Weather
• Public Hearing Begins
• Garrison Girl Scouts Study Indian Culture
• Haldane Dismissing Students Early
• Mid-Week Storm Continues
• Putnam County Industrial Development Agency
• Putnam County Industrial Development Agency
• NYS Dept. of Transportation
• Town of Putnam Valley Planning Board
• Philipstown Planning Board Public Hearing
• Village of Cold Spring Board of Trustees
• oning Board of Appeals of the Town of Philipstown
• VILLAGE OF COLD SPRING REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
• HUDSON VALLEY DOCUMENTATION LLC.
• Our Lady of Loretto 5th Grade White Knocks Off Holy Name New Rochelle 28-10
• Loretto 5th Grade Girls’ Winning Streak Continues
• February Felt Workshop at Tilly Foster
• Honoring Area Scholars
• Celebrating Reading in Putnam Valley
• Lakeland School’s Emergency Blood Drive A Success
• Short Stature: Should You Worry About Child’s Height?
• Beacon Junior Baseball Registration
• Yoga and Meditation for Parent and Child
• Welcome Back the Birds of Spring
• ‘I Hate Hamlet’ Performed at Oakwood Friends
• ‘Home is Where the Heart Is’: Letters from Overseas
• ‘China Boys’ Author to Speak at Desmond-Fish
• Shovel a Different Kind of Snowdrift
• Planning Board Looks at Zoning Law Draft
• Putnam Snow Scenes
• Addressing the ‘Efficiency Study’
• Not Representing Our Best Interests
• Be Informed, Participate
• Speaker Series: Lighthouses along the Hudson
• Staff Sergeant Philip Stehly on Trombone
• Students to Show Original Media Art at Purchase
• State Recalls Yellow Raisins
• Choose the Simplest Tax Form for Your Situation
• Mount Gulian Celebrates Black History Month
• Hospital Features Andrew Lattimore Student Exhibit
• Wow! Cooperation Works!
• Author of The Healing to Appear at Library
• Specially for Seniors
• Daniel J. Sucur
• Joseph Steeley
• Religious Services
• Something for Everyone at Belle Levine in February
• Live Music Calendar
• Cultural Events
• Eleanor Roosevelt ‘We Make Our Own History’ Forums
• Don’t Miss Senior Brunch on February 16
• Hospital to Offer Joint Replacement Classes
• One-Day Driver Safety Programs at Hospital
• End Zone
• Warm Up Your Imagination
• Putnam Felines Helps House Stray Cats
• Valentine Craft Boutique Set for Sunday
• Celebrating Lincoln’s 1861 Visit to Peekskill
• Holistic Moms Look at Area Birthing Choices
• Talk of our Town
• Trustees Prepare to Discuss Final Version of Comprehensive Plan
• Zuvic Reaches 1,000 Point Milestone
• Cold Spring Incumbents Have No Challengers
• Cold Spring’s Giachinta to Play Football for West Point
• Snowshoes and Snowsuits
• PHILIPSTOWN RE-ZONING RESOURCE CENTER
• WINTER WEATHER RULES
• Joseph Steeley
• MTA Weather Update
• VILLAGE PARKING ALERT
• Loretto 5th Grade Blue Boys Drop a Pair of Games
• Loretto 4th Grade Boys Defeat St. John & Mary
• K of C Announces Free Throw Winners
• Loretto 5th Grade Girls Grit It Out
• Endurance Challenge 2011 at Bear Mountain: Registration Now Open
• John Tully is Coming Home
• Colucci’s View on Teacher Report Rankings
• John Tully is Coming Home
• Colucci’s View on Teacher Report Rankings
• Legislators Receive Committee Assignments
• Haldane Senior Charged in Credit Card Theft
• Pasta For All
• Discover the Red Fox at Hudson Highlands Nature Museum
• Dean’s List Distinctions
• Lessons in Sharing and Caring
• HHLT Applauds Renewal of Conservation Tax Incentive
• Public Comment Needed
• Seth Gallagher Announces Candidacy for Re-Election as Village Mayor
• What Were They Thinking?
• The GUFS Board Does it Again
• YouCutAlbany.com
• Healthcare Repeal: A Mistake
• Budgeting New York, A Message from Galef
• Come to the Chamber Mixer on Thursday
• Chamber Recital Series: Highlands Brass Quintet
• Live Music Calendar
• Georgian Pianist to Play on Sunday
• Ice Festival This Weekend
• Cultural Events
• Loretto Offers Live Music
• February Events at Temple Beth-El
• Lois Wirz
• John Lesenger
• John Ifkovits
• Robert M. Hart Jr.
• Religious Services
• Looking For Qualified Musicians
• Fahnestock Group Gets Parks & Trails Grant
• ‘Seagull’ Auditions This Week
• Eat Pancakes for Beacon Riverfest 2011
• Sourdough Bread Workshop on Saturday
• ‘The Nature of Things’ at Farm
• Marsh Conservation Lecture Next Week
• Manitoga Welcomes New Director
• Talk of Our Town
• Putnam Man Arrested in Massive FBI Sting
• Comprehensive Plan Talks Repairs
• Putnam Valley Names Fuchs Superintendent
• Haldane Hoops on a Roll
• Budget Watchdogs Bark
• Mayor, Trustees Seek Reelection
• Princes and Pawns
• UNCLAIMED PROPERTY HELD BY THE COMMISSIONER OF FINANCE OF PUTNAM COUNTY
• Town of Kent Planning Board
• PUTNAM COUNTY EMPIRE ZONE BOARD
• Putnam County Industrial Development Agency
• Board of Fire Commissioners of the Philipstown North Highlands Fire District
• Town Board of the Town of Philipstown
• C O U N T Y O F P U T N A M NOTICE FOR BIDS
• Putnam Valley Central Schools
• Village of Cold Spring Board of Trustees
• John Ifkovits, Boat Club Member
• Putnam Valley Names Fuchs Superintendent of Schools
• Putnam Man Part of Massive FBI Sting
• Swim Lessons Offered
• Harvey Notches Convincing Victory
• Downstate Volleyball Team Wins New Year’s Classic Tourney
• Lady Blue Devils Push Winning Streak to Five
• Hannah Schmidt Named to Geneseo President’s List
• Pastena Makes Bucknell U. Dean’s List
• ‘Communication 101 for Parents’
• Museum is Rockin’ Out at Geology Fair
• Asperger’s Talk Rescheduled
• Pioneer Living Series for Children
• Untitled
• Real Honey
• Fire Companies Praised for Dedication, Camaraderie
• Another Storm Socks the Area
• Public Report Cards for Teachers?
• What You Can Do To Stay Healthy and Stop the Spread of Flu
• Monthly Knitting Circle for Women with Cancer
• Free Class on Introducing Your Pet to Your Newborn
• Fire and EMS Responders Experience Busiest Year Ever
• Law Enforcement Increases Security for Elected Officials
• Gallagher to Announce Candidancy Friday
• Dunn Fraud Trial Underway This Week
• Nan Hayworth Takes Her Oath in the Hudson Valley
• Ball Unveils YouCutAlbany.com
• A Waste of Time
• What Does It Mean to be a Blue Ribbon School?
• Sixty-five Years of Victory
• Strong Opposition to Zoning
• Don't Miss This Opportunity
• New House Rule is a Sham
• Sour Grapes
• On the March: World Famous Marches by Sousa and Friends
• New Edition for ‘Harriman Trails’
• Upcoming Experimental Drawing Workshop
• Drumming Circle for Cancer Patients
• Live Music Calendar
• Taconic Opera to Perform Gounod’s Rare ‘Requiem’
• Cultural Events
• English Film ‘New Tricks’ to Screen at Library
• Library to Host Job Search Workshop
• Mary Manzoeillo
• From the Chamber
• Vanessa Horgan and Kevin Bjorkdahl Engaged
• Tu B’shevat at Beacon Hebrew Alliance
• Religious Services
• PARC Receives $5,000 from The Verizon Foundation
• Garrison VAC Issues December Call Report
• Tree Work on Route 301 Holds Up Traffic
• Photo
• Firefighters Rescue Man on Breakneck
• Talk of our Town
• Special Board Seeks Professional Input on Vision for Cold Spring
• Assessing the Fire Services
• Board Discusses Special Board Funding
• Shea Secures Signal for Hazardous Junction
• Booster Club Sells Tix for Winter Raffle
• Blackboard in the Hollow
• Photo
• Cub Scouts Visit Village Hall
• NYPD Detective Shares Tale of Forgiveness
• WIDMER PROPERTIES LLC
• Putnam County: In the Matter of the Foreclosure of Tax Liens
• Town of Putnam Valley Planning Board
• A LOCAL LAW To Amend Article 3, Section 3.01 of the Putnam County Charter
• Cold Spring Special Board for the Comprehensive Plan/ LWRP
• Village of Cold Spring Board of Trustees
• Cold Spring Board of Trustee Workshop
• Village of Cold Spring Board of Trustees
• Town of Putnam Valley - Wetlands Notice
• Cold Spring Board of Trustees
• TOWN OF PUTNAM VALLEY ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
• Snow, ice close schools
• Central Hudson Issues Winter Storm Guidelines
• Village Water Supply Alert
• VILLAGE OF COLD SPRING REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
• Village of Cold Spring Board of Trustees
• Town of Putnam Valley Bid Notice
• Putnam County - Resolution R#435
• Putnam County - Resolution R#442
• Putnam County - Resolution R#433
• Early Edition of the PCN&R this week!
• Poetry Café, Snowshoeing Programs on Tap
• Loretto 5th Grade Girls Win
• Loretto 4th Grade Boys Drop a Pair to St. Columbanus
• Loretto 5th Grade Blue Tops St. Patrick’s of Bedford White
• K of C Announce Free Throw Competition
• Gallagher, Serradas Discuss Procedural Concerns
• Flu Clinic Scheduled for Next Week
• Murray’s, Amos and Me: A Chicken You Can Love
• County Scrutinizes Official Newspaper Designation
• Democratic Committee Seeking Candidates
• Assemblywoman Galef Sworn in by Ossining H.S. Students
• ‘The Economics of Happiness’
• PV Schools Take On Communication Initiative
• Comprehensive Plan Commentary: Get It Done
• Acknowledging All Who Supported Hospice’s Tree of Life
• Reserve Feb. 10, 11 to Help Save Lives
• U.S. Constitution: A Must Read for All
• Barrett’s New Catalog is Here
• ‘Foul Shapes and Flags’ Opens Saturday
• Keeping the Dream Local
• Cultural Events
• ‘Beacon Teen Reflections’ at RiverWinds
• YOUR BUSINESS FOCUS
• Synagogue and Theatre Screen Heir to an Execution
• Mary Marguerite ‘Judy’ Fitzpatrick
• Theresa J. Dul
• Randolph Students Auction Bird Houses for Audubon Sanctuary
• Live Music Calendar
• Jazz Vespers Honor Dr. King this Saturday at Philipstown Presbyterian
• Mary Manzoiello
• Antoniette DeMilio Is Engaged to Michael Dolcemascolo
• Week Of Prayer for Christian Unity
• Religious Services
• Winter Programs to Offer Fun and Creativity
• New Countywide Day of Service Will Honor King
• Club to Host Constitution Marsh Program at Library
• Talk of our Town
• Perfect Week for Haldane Hoopsters
• Shopkeepers Hope for Good Year
• Village Board Begins Review of Comprehensive Plan
• Maintenance Director Share’s To-Do List
• How Will State Budget Crisis Affect Haldane?
• Tamagna Keeps Chair
• Town to Hold Emergency Services Meetings
• 42 Young Firefighters Join The Ranks
• Hospital’s First Baby of 2011 Born to Putnam Valley Couple
• Philipstown Volunteers Help Rebuild New Orleans
• THE FLU HAS ARRIVED
• WEDNESDAY UPDATE: Village Board Begins Review of Comp Plan
• THE DINING TIMES II LLC
• NOTICE OF RECEIPT OF TAX ROLL AND WARRANT
• Town of Philipstown Fire, Rescue and Emergency Medical Services Study and Planning Project
• Philipstown Planning Board
• TOWN OF PHILIPSTOWN TAX COLLECTION
• Historic District Review Board
• Planning Board
• Planning Board
• Philipstown Recreation Department News
• Girls Softball Clinic 2011
• Volkssport Walkers Step Out on Saturday
• Loretto Blue Boys Down St. Augustine’s of Ossining
• Adirondack Mountain Club Outings for Early 2011
• Haldane Boys Down Tuxedo 53- 43
• Recycling and Hippy New Year
• Putnam ARC Receives $ 10,000 Donation
• Legislators Vote for Term Limits
• What Does It Mean to be a Blue Ribbon School?
• In- House Fighting
• What Would We Find?
• ‘ Just The Facts, Ma’am’
• HHLT is a Local Business
• Sloop Club’s Environmental Series Kicks off This Month
• Celebrate Elvis at the Library
• Haldane Parents Spread Musical Cheer
• Jazz Knights to Present Jazz Composers Forum
• Jaguars, Ghost Cats of the Americas
• Get the Buzz on Beekeeping Basics at Nature Museum
• Live Music Calendar
• Cultural Events
• Snakes Alive! at the Hudson Highlands Nature Museum
• Haldane vs. Spring Valley in First Round of ‘The Challenge’
• Ossining Student Group will Host Galef Inauguration
• What Can Philipstown Learn From the History of Poughkeepsie?
• Sophie M. Donato
• Anita J. Dietrich
• Joanne K. Bosco Forni
• Religious Services
• Putnam Valley Launches New Heating Oil Program
• Holistic Moms Host Vaccination Discussion
• Lost Dog Looking for its Family
• Paramedic Delivers Baby in Snow Storm
• Hospital Works to Expand Services to Caregivers
• Fathering Workshops Will Continue in 2011
• Talk of our Town
• ANNOUNCEMENTS
• Bob Bondi Delivers Farewell Address
• Officials Take Oaths of Office
• Waiting for a Traffic Light
• County Okays Cash for Trash
• Hudson Hil’s Now Open for Business
• Double Duty for Barbara Fuchs
• Eldridge Named County Executive
• Seniors Ring in the New Year
• Beagle Found in Philipstown
• Sophie M. Donato
• Joanne K. Bosco Forni
• Paul Eldridge named as Putnam County Executive
• P.O. Robbed in Lake Peekskill
• Brewster Theater Company Performs ‘Tartuffe’
• Garrison Teen Receives Dance Fellowship
• Live Music Calendar
• Identify Winter Birds at Your Outdoor Feeder
• Cultural Events
• Haldane Athletics 2010 in Review
• Blue Devils Top Hendrick Hudson In Overtime 51-46
• Tiger Skips Into School Board Meeting
• Peekskill Youth Arrested for Cold Spring Burglary
• Submersive Activities
• New Year’s Traditions: The Rest is Gravy
• Aetna Womble Dowst
• Curtis Langford Anders
• Joan Reilley Lane
• High Praise for PV’s Interim Superintendent
• Village Residents Should Read Comp Plan
• ANNOUNCEMENT
• Building Community or Aiding Corruption?
• What Does it Mean to be a Blue Ribbon School?
• Chamber Selects a New President
• Launching a New Business at the Waterfront
• A Cold Spring Carol: Trustees Debate Process
• Fixing for a Field of Dreams
• PCN&R EXCLUSIVE: Eldridge Likely to be Interim Executive
• Eldridge Likely to be Interim Executive
• Blizzard Pounds Putnam
• On New Year’s, Remembering There Are Higher Things Than Government
• Top Five News Stories of 2010
• 2010 in Pictures
• Unitarian Fellowship Will Screen ‘Inside Islam’ in January
• From the Chamber
• Christmas Eve at Our Lady of Loretto
• Religious Services
• Winter Concert Hits a High Note
• Jolly Troubadors Play at HVHC
• Audubon Hosts Bird Seed Sale
• Lions Grant Christmas Wishes
• O-Negative Blood Needed to Close Holiday Gaps
• Talk of our Town
• Notice of Formation of P&S Pensions, L.L.C.
• Blizzard Pounds Putnam
• Live Music Calendar
• 2011 Piano Series Begins Soon
• ‘Restrepo’ to Screen at Depot Docs in January
• Cultural Events
• Seventh Annual Teatown Hudson River EagleFest
• ‘Garrison Landing’ Show Opens Next Month
• Adult Fitness Class Offered
• Loretto Fifth Grade Blue Defeats St. John and Mary of Chappaqua
• Loretto Fourth Grade Boys Split a Pair of Games
• Loretto Fifth Grade Girls Continue Winning Ways
• Milner Scores 1,000th Point as Blue Devils Win Croton Tourney
• Local Students Earn Honors at the Harvey School
• Holiday Break ‘Mini-Camp’ for Kids at Wildlife Center
• Corporate Matching Helps Haldane Foundation
• Tuition on the Agenda as 2011-12 Budget Season Approaches
• Garrison Second Graders Bring Fairy Tales to Life
• Bond Refinancing to Save District Money
• Lucy Austin is Saunders History Contest Winner
• Haldane Kindergartners Care
• Nutmeg: Beware of Your (Egg) Noggin
• Two Nabbed on Felony Drug Charges In Lake Peekskill
• Budget Speed Bumps?
• Cancer Support Available in 2011
• Teresa J. Cook
• Leibell’s Nonprofits Fall Under Scrutiny
• Village Receives Plan
• Putnam Has Valley’s Highest Income
• Keep Up the Fear Mongering
• Another Successful Candlelight Tour
• Comprehension Plan Is Not an LWRP
• Hospital Staff Donates 1,000 Gifts to Local Needy
• Visiting Nurses Agency Assumes Control of Home Health Care
• Putnam Humane Society Publishes Its Holiday Wish List
• Mother’s Group Gets a Visit from Santa
• Living Nativity at Saunders Farm is a Philipstown Christmas Tradition
• Is Comprehensive Plan Being Rushed Through?
• Putnam’s Leadership Dilemma
• One More Overlay
• Toys for Tots Drive Comes to a Close
• Sing Choirs of Angels
• The Man Behind the Christmas Classics
• ’Twas the Night Before Christmas
• “Let There Be Lights”
• November Garrison Volunteer Ambulance Report
• Metro-North Offers Extra Scheduling for the Christmas and New Year’s Holidays
• Gas Prices Resist Seasonal Trends
• Breakfast with Santa on Main Street
• A Busy Weekend for Santa
• ANNOUNCEMENTS
• Putnam’s Coast Guard Auxiliary Gathers for a Holiday Photo
• From the Chamber
• St. Luke’s Invites All to Christmas Celebrations
• First Presbyterian Offers Annual Christmas Pageant
• Religious Services
• Philipstown Businessman Recognized
• District Honored on 75th Anniversary
• Talk of our Town
• NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF LOCAL LAW #10-2010
• NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF LOCAL LAW #9-2010
• To amend Chapter 55, Section 55-12 of the Putnam County Code
• To establish the 2011 salary of the Putnam County Executive
• To establish the 2011 salaries of Certain Appointed Officers Serving for Fixed Terms
• To establish the 2011 salaries of Certain Appointed Officers Serving for Fixed Terms
• Amend Article 6 of the Putnam County Charter
• Amend Article 2, Section 2.09 of the Putnam County Charter
• Notice of Formation of BARLEN ROUTE 311 CENTER, LLC
• County of Putnam Local Law #21 of 2010
• TOWN OF PUTNAM VALLEY STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT
• NYS Dept. of Transportation Bid Notice
• Putnam County’s certified Agricultural District
• COUNTY OF PUTNAM NOTICE FOR BIDS
• Tuition on the Agenda as Budget Season Approaches
• ‘All the World’s a Stage’ for Garrison’s Carolyn Copeland
• Jacob Burns Shows ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’
• Hudson Chorale to Hold Inaugural Concert On
• Living Nativity Tradition Continues in Garrison
• Antonia Arts’ ‘Annie’ Comes to the Paramount
• Non-Profits Benefit Via Putnam Arts Council
• Butterfield Origami Tree is Back
• Ride a Vintage Train to Visit Santa Claus
• Live Music Calendar
• Historic Hudson Valley Candlelight Tours
• Last Chance to See ‘Making a Living’ in Cold Spring
• Cultural Events
• PHILIPSTOWN RECREATION DEPARTMENT NEWS
• Loretto 4th Grade Boys Defeat St. Patrick’s
• Loretto 5th Grade Girls Win Streak at Three
• Haldane Boys Open Season With 50-32 Win Over Putnam Valley
• Haldane Volleyball Squad Racks Up Postseason Honors
• An Incredible Story of Courage and Hope
• Garrison School Honored For National Blue Ribbon Status
• ‘Reading-in’ the Holidays
• Adventure Writer Peter Lourie Visits Haldane
• Garrison Student Writers Meet Goals During National Novel Writing Month
• Altercation at Arms Acres Leads to Arrest of Putnam Valley Man
• Troopers Nab DWI Drivers Throughout County
• 17th Overlay Added to Proposed Philipstown Zoning Law withheld
• “A Kid in Philipstown”
• Ginger: A Scent of the Season
• Why I Voted No on the Comprehensive Plan
• Mary Maus
• Six Appointed To Putnam Traffic Safety Board
• 2011 Salaries Set for County Officials
• Questioning Indian Point’s Vitality
• In the Path of Oncoming Developers
• Peace
• History Thanks You
• A Serious Case of Buyer’s Remorse
• Leibell’s Downfall
• Leibell Out—Anyone Surprised?
• Let’s Stop Pretending
• Free Sinus Treatment Session
• Free Brewster Clinic Draws a Crowd
• Incarcerating DWI Offenders Considered a Money Issue
• Putnam Valley Highway Superintendent Arrested
• ANNOUNCEMENTS
• Republican Caucus Plans to Oust Tamagna as Legislature Chairman
• Philipstown Republicans Battle
• Village Concedes to FOIL Request
• Special Board Approves Plan
• Coming Soon: Darker Skies
• Celebrating Creativity
• A ‘Mom and Pop’ Yogurt Shop, with a Metropolitan Flair
• Marcinak’s Murderer Gets 25 to Life in Jail
• Tots Give Gifts to Marines
• Gary Nameth Named Cold Spring Firefighter of the Year
• Rebuilding House, Home
• Cornell Lab Mini-Grant Available for Nature Lovers
• HEAP Recipients to Receive Monthly Credit from Central Hudson
• Winter Driving Means Extra Caution Says Bridge Authority
• Highway Department Update
• Peekskill Hollow Road Is Now a Historic District
• From the Chamber
• Welcome Center December Hours
• Two Amazing Sunday Services
• Share the Joy: Adopt a Family for the Holidays
• Community Invited to Longest Night Service
• Religious Services
• North Highlands Fire Department Santa to Visit Community on December 19
• Talk of our Town
• Notification to Media of Organizational Meeting Philipstown North Highlands Fire District
• Catskill Chill Music Festival, LLC
• Town of Putnam Valley Planning Board
• Town of Putnam Valley Wetlands Notice
• Mary Maus
• SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF ORANGE
• Pine Bush Equipment Auto Parts LLC
• RAHammond Productions, LLC
• MEETING PUTNAM COUNTY IDA
• Putnam Valley Town Board
• Local History Contest Projects on Display
• It’s the End of an Era
• Cultural Events
• Cold Spring Residents Book and CD Signing
• Live Music Calendar
• Final Weekend for the Desmond- Fish Holiday Boutique
• Downing Film Screening
• Graymoor International Crèche Exhibit
• Army-Navy Spirit Activities at West Point This Week
• Lorretto 5th Grade Overpowers Sacred Heart of Patterson
• Loretto 4th Grade Boys Fall to Holy Innocents
• Philipstown Hawks Hold End Of Year Dinner
• Lady Blue Devils Open Season With Win Over Yorktown
• Philipstown Honors Garrison School
• Scholarship Memorializes Cold Spring Native
• Butterfield Fund Memorializes A Beloved Local Teacher
• ‘Hidden Child’ from WWII Visits Middle School
• Mulch Ado
• Troop 2063 Helps Out at Food Pantry
• Library Walkways Are Ready for Readers
• Board Ponders the Gifted
• Local School Honor Rolls
• TheatreWorks at PVHS Presents Noises Off
• ’Tis the Season for Door-to-Door Scams
• Cold Spring Police Make Prescription Drug Arrest
• The Dawn of a Brighter Day in Putnam County
• Salvatore S. Prestianni
• Hayworth Says She’s Ready to Serve
• Local Leaders React to Leibell’s Political Demise
• A Locavore Protest Prevails
• This is Not Sport
• Recognizing the St. Philip’s Church
• The Arrogance of Power
• Restore Faith in Government
• Hospital Christens New Nature Trail
• “In the Air There’s a Feeling of Christmas”
• Free Flu Vaccine Clinic This Week in Brewster
• Who Will Serve as Putnam County Executive?
• Armstrong: Grant Money Should Be There in Future
• Just Hear Those Sleigh Bells Jingling, Ring-Ting-Tingling, Too.’
• Drunk Driver Causes Village Power Loss
• Board Adopts Putnam Pathways
• Leibell Guilty of Corruption
• Birdhouses at Hudson Beach Glass
• Tax Credits Help Homeowners to Winterize, Save Money
• Putnam Hospital Offers Series of Free Parenting Classes
• Attention Commuters: Coat Drive at Grand Central This Month
• Garrison Fire Company Hosts Fire Police Course
• Breakfast with Santa at GVFC
• Village Glows with Pride
• New Philipstown Dog Licensing Fees
• Franciscan Friars Sharing Hope Celebration
• First Phase of Steeple Restoration Nears Completion
• Religious Services
• Main Street Merchants Sport Holiday Dress
• Talk of our Town
• New Details on Leibell’s Guilty Plea
• Leibell Pleads Guilty!
• Leibell Won’t Be County Exec
• Drunk Driver Causes Village Power Outage
• Sheriff Smith Comments on Senator Leibell Turmoil
• BREAKING NEWS: Vincent Leibell will not become Putnam's new executive
• BREAKING NEWS:
• Lisa Russell and Alfio Toscano are Engaged
• Leaping Lizards: It’s Annie!
• ‘Buone Feste’ Group Show and Sale at RiverWinds
• Birdwatching Opportunities in December
• Join Historic Characters for 1848 Candlelight Tours
• Warm Up With the Washingtons
• ‘Bah Humbug!’ at the Depot
• Annual ‘Holiday Hoot’ at the Howland Cultural Center
• Local Artist Opens New Studio/ Gallery in Cold Spring
• Ring in The Season at Holiday Open House this Sunday
• Garrison Filmmaker’s Divine Sparks Screens at Jacob Burns
• Cultural Events
• Loretto 5th Grade Blue Boys Fall to Holy Name of Croton
• Loretto 4th Grade Boys Fall to Valhalla
• Haldane Teams Celebrate Successful Fall Campaign
• History Contest Entries Due Friday
• Decorate for the Birds
• Reviving ‘Evacuation Day’
• Barnes & Noble Book Fair a Success
• So Much to Say … So Little Time
• VFW Essay Contest Awards Three Haldane Youths
• Third DWI Arrest for Garrison Man
• Cold Spring Man Charged With Assault
• Peekskill Woman Killed in North Highlands Crash
• On the Shores of the Hudson at Chapel of Our Lady Restoration
• Reflections on the History, Meaning of Chanukah
• Reflections on Zoning
• CHADD to Meet in December
• Rose Marie Nobile
• A Thank You to the Putnam Community
• Help a Philipstown Child this Christmas
• High Praise for Highway Department
• Seeing Smoke Where There is No Fire
• Town Board is a Model of Effective Government
• Benefits of PC Pathways Are Clear
• Two New Dates for Fathering Program
• Board Passes Budget, 3-2
• Leibell Resigns from Senate
• Weighing Pros, Cons of Fire District Merger
• Officials: Comprehensive Plan Would Raise Taxes
• Yes! Philipstown’s Got Talent
• Stimulus for the Slaughterhouse
• Former Mayor Phillips Campaigns for Tots
• Pride in Putnam Valley for ‘Difference-Makers’
• Good Neighbor Fund Celebrates 25 Years
• HVHC Employees Get Pies for Thanksgiving
• Let the Shopping Begin: Raffle Raises Funds for Needy Children
• Christmas Tree to be Lit at Bandstand “
• Advent Wreath Workshop: Hands-on Spirituality
• A Community Thanksgiving Celebration
• Building a Church, One Brick at a Time
• CORRECTION
• Putnam Chabad to Host Menorah Lighting
• From the Chamber
• In New York, Putnam is No. 3 in Foreclosures
• A Scene from the Cold Spring Indoor Farmers Market
• Alliance Offers Hanukkah Activities
• Lions Pajama Drive Will Help Domestic Abuse Victims
• Chapel of Our Lady Restoration Will Be Open to All Saturday
• Hudson Heritage Guide Available Now
• Private Kenneth A. Trimble III Completes Combat Training
• Santa’s Stopping for Photos at Tilly Foster’s Craft Fair
• Religious Services
• Talk of our Town
• LEGAL NOTICE County of Putnam Local Law #20 of 2010
• Philipstown Planning Board
• Village of Cold Spring Board of Trustees
• ELLA'S LEASH PRODUCTIONS, LLC
• Village of Cold Spring Historic District Review Board
• Philipstown Planning Board
• Art Cohn to Discuss Shipwrecked History
• West Point Visitors Center, Tours, Holiday Schedule
• The Nutcracker Season
• Mystery Author to Speak at Support Connection Benefit
• ‘A Christmas Carol’ Comes Alive at Boscobel
• ‘Gold’ Shines At the Art Garden
• West Point Band’s Holiday Concert
• Yuletide Tea Time at Boscobel
• Cultural Events
• Join the Fun at the Wildlife Education Center
• Milner Signs Letter Of Intent to Play for Fordham
• Philipstown Soccer Club Ends Fall Season with Two Wins and Annual Dinner
• Board Views Video Critical of Reigning Pedagogy
• How Do Philipstown Schools Teach About Thanksgiving?
• ‘Pig’ Helps Students Learn About Government
• It’s Time to Apply for Audubon Scholarships
• Scouts Enjoy One Last Campout
• Students Explore Baking and Snaking
• Villagers Alarmed Over Presence of Sex Offender
• Cold Spring Police Blotter
• Planning Board Approves Greenway Pact
• American Spirit
• ‘Two Thanksgiving Day Gentlemen’
• John Gordon Hanna, Sr.
• Unemployment Declines
• New Salaries Set for County Officials
• NPR Was Wrong
• Supervisor Sets the Record Straight
• So Much to be Thankful For
• To Friends of Grace Conley
• The Wounds and the Scars of War
• Older Troops Gaining Bigger Responsibilities
• Reform Synagogue Celebrates a Community Chanukah
• Thanksgiving Day Mass and Dinner Are Open to All
• Christmas Fair Offers Something For Everyone
• PUBLIC NOTICS
• Haldane, Garrison Pupils Learn About Thanksgiving
• Cold Spring Café Says Goodbye After 8 Years
• One Fire District To Rule Them All
• Man’s Best Friend May Get You Fined
• Comprehensive Plan: ‘Too Vague’ or Just Right?
• Town Taxes to Rise
• Haldane Volleyball’s Dream Run Ends in State Finals
• No Reason to Be Blue at Garrison
• A Week to Remember, Stories to Share
• Wild Bill Schlich
• A Thanksgiving Proclamation
• Finding Food for the Holidays
• How Sweet the Sound
• Religious Services
• Garrison Ambulance Report
• Nelsonville’s Winter Parking Regulations
• Tiny Tots Park Cookbook: Just in Time for Christmas
• Garlands of Cheer Arrive on Main Street
• Janet Rust Receives Award at Thanksgiving Dinner
• Talk of our Town
• COUNTY OF PUTNAM NOTICE FOR BIDS
• COUNTY OF PUTNAM NOTICE FOR BID
• TOWN OF PUTNAM VALLEY ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
• HONEY DO MEN, LLC
• BOND RESOLUTION OF THE COUNTY OF PUTNAM, NEW YORK
• COUNTY OF PUTNAM NOTICE FOR BID
• Putnam Valley Town Board
• NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF 2011 PUTNAM VALLEY TOWN AND HIGHWAY BUDGET
• BOND RESOLUTION OF THE COUNTY OF PUTNAM, NEW YORK
• BOND RESOLUTION OF THE COUNTY OF PUTNAM, NEW YORK
• Villagers Alarmed Over Presence of Sex Offenders
• Sheriff’s Department Joins ‘Secure Communities’
• Garrison Actress Shares Skills in New Acting Workshops
• Native American Toys and Games
• Cultural Events
• Annual Juried Craft Sale Returns
• Sale to Feature Local Artisans
• Holiday Pottery Sale Opens This Week
• ‘Swing in the Holidays’ with Michael Feinstein
• Live Music Calendar
• Jazz Vespers Offers a Stellar Lineup
• Junior Choir Presents ‘Moses and the Freedom Fanatics’
• Kick Off the Christmas Season in Cold Spring
• Soccer Club Notches Three More Wins, Tie
• Haldane Volleyball Advances to State Final Four
• West Point, Notre Dame to Rekindle Historic Rivalry at Yankee Stadium
• Garrison Students and Teachers ‘Mix It Up’
• Haldane Salutes Fundraising Sixth Graders
• Teacher from Cold Spring Establishes Charity Fund
• A Day to Remember for Haldane Boys Soccer
• A Selective Process for Philipstown Town Board
• Read the Bill
• Copeland’s Ode to Reserve Funds
• NOTICES
• Grigoroff Awaits Next Trial Date
• Into the Darkness
• Honoring Valley Veterans
• Wakeup Call to Property Owners in Philipstown
• Congratulations Garrison School
• Board Focuses on Special Ed
• Senate Control Still Hangs in the Balance
• Rust Honored for Volunteer Service
• Serving and Preserving
• Gathering of Boards
• PHILIpSTOWN RECrEATION DEpArTMENT NEWS
• Rotarians Donate Dictionaries
• Veteran Speaks to Haldane First Graders
• Hospital Elves Seek Donations
• Valley’s First Annual Psychic Fair Draws 200
• Too Brief a Sunrise
• Philipstown Masons Present Service Awards
• Thankful Not to Eat This Dish
• A Tree Falls in Putnam
• Riverkeeper Raises Sewage Concerns
• New York’s Business Climate Ranks Last
• ‘When Our Perils Are Past, Shall Our Gratitude Sleep?’
• FROM THE CHAMBER
• Religious Services
• Interfaith Thanksgiving Service Set in Peekskill on Sunday
• Beacon Hebrew Alliance Offers Adult Hebrew Classes
• Melissa Angier Reports on Student Garden at Haldane
• Hospital Hosts 50th Ball
• Toys For Tots Starts Up
• Talk of our Town
• June Jaxson Hutchison
• LEGAL NOTICE AUCTION PUTNAM COUNTY
• DMT ABI SERVICE BUREAU, LLC
• County of Putnam Local Law #19 of 2010
• County of Putnam Local Law #16 of 2010
• 201 Old Stone Road, LLC
• Winter Parking and Sidewalk Notice Village of Cold Spring
• A LOCAL LAW To amend Section 112-9 of Chapter 112 of the Code of Putnam County
• PUBLIC HEARING FOR A PROPOSED LOCAL LAW TO AMEND THE CODE OF THE TOWN OF PHILIPSTOWN
• HIGHLAND MARKETS, LLC
• Haldane Soccer's State Run Ends
• Haldane Soccer's State Run Ends
• Haldane Advances to Final Four
• A Piece of Putnam in the Big Apple for Christmas
• New Venue for Special Board Meeting
• BREAKING: Haldane Rallies Past Webutuck
• Putnam Hospital Hosts its Largest Fundraiser of the Year
• Eine Kleine Lunch Music
• Responders Train for Disaster
• Downing Film Center Offers ‘A Film Unfinished’
• Town of Philipstown
• Join Leila Philip for a Reading
• A Time for Budget Cuts
• The Beloved ‘Brussie’
• West Point Offers Classics and New Works for Flute
• Town of Putnam Valley Planning Board
• From the Chamber
• Cannonball Crisis
• Arthur Kamell
• Cultural Events
• Village of Cold Spring Election
• Drew Methodist Church Celebrates 175th Anniversary
• Haldane Honors Its Veterans
• New Water District: Democracy at its Best
• The Alexander String Quartet Returns
• The Village of Cold Spring Board of Trustees will hold a joint meeting
• Religious Services
• First Flurries of the Season
• Future PV Fire Dept. Will Break Bank
• Haldane Modified Football Wins Last Game of Season
• COUNTY OF PUTNAM NOTICE FOR BID
• It’s Toys for Tots Time
• Haldane Captures Four Crowns
• Garrison Fire Dept. Purchases are Necessary
• Hawks at the Bowl
• NYS DOT Bid Notice
• Lions Partner with Habitat
• An Old World Parade Winds Through Village
• Buying Our Elections
• Philipstown Soccer Club U15 Knights Continue Their Winning Record
• PUBLIC NOTICE – Antenna Collocation
• HHLT Announces First Annual Cocktail Benefit
• Greg Ball Narrowly Leads in 40th Senate District Race
• Democrats & National Media, Socialist Agenda
• Fifth Annual Haldane Alumni Basketball Game
• ANNUAL ELECTION OF THE PHILIPSTOWN NORTH HIGHLANDS FIRE DISTRICT
• Talk of our Town
• Victorious Hayworth Returns to Carmel
• Hopefully Hayworth is a One-Term Politician
• Philipstown Posts Three More Soccer Wins
• FROG HOLLOW COLD SPRING, LLC
• The Wounds and the Scars of War
• Calling on Hayworth to Fight for America
• Blood Drive Considered a Success, Hosted by PV Honor Society
• COMIXER LLC
• Putnam’s First Ever Veterans Day Parade
• Leading the way for the Great American Smoke Out
• Nature Museum to Honor Three Hudson Valley Families
• Nelsonville Annual Election
• Village to Host Tribute Thursday
• Putnam Hospital Center’s Diabetes Support Group
• Kindergarten-3rd Graders Participate in Garrison Fall Festival Concert
• COUNTY OF PUTNAM NOTICE FOR BID
• Marine Corps Hymn
• Local, Confidential Cancer Support Available
• Haldane Celebrates Red Ribbon Week
• Jennifer Keppel and Chris Livingston Are to Be Wed
• Marines Mark 235th Birthday Wednesday
• Notices of Interest
• This Was No Drill
• ‘The Flower of My Secret’ on Screen
• Shakespeare Festival Gift Certificates Available for 25th Anniversary Season
• Special Board to Brief Village Boards November 16
• Navy Enlistee Subject of Lake Peekskill Burglary Investigation
• Howland Super Music Weekend
• Town of Putnam Valley - Wetlands Notice
• Shoprite Supermarkets Give $200,000 to Help Local Veterans
• Lehrman Speaks on Lincoln to Constitution Island Association
• Putnam Valley Firefighter Struck by Car at Crash Scene
• ‘Six Stories Told’ to Play
• Town of Putnam Valley - Wetlands Notice
• Antique Ammunition Causes Main Street Scare
• Don’t Forget to Turn Back Your Clocks on Saturday Night
• Don’t Forget to Turn Back Your Clocks on Sunday Morning
• Celebrate the Holidays with Doo Wop at the Paramount
• Nobody ‘Does Halloween’ Like Cold Spring
• Candidates, NPR, and the First Amendment
• Local Student on Stage in St. Rose’s ‘Jacques Brel’
• Review of ‘Threepenny Opera’ It’s Good to Be Bad
• From the Chamber
• Protesting Library Budget Cuts
• Cold Spring Student Leads School Fundraiser
• Silent Auction Set for Saturday
• A Golden Evening for John and Kay Levine
• Don’t Cut Desmond- Fish Funding
• Plattsburgh Honors Local Graduates
• Live Music Calendar
• New Pastor and New Hope for ‘The Church on the Hill’
• Tracing Roots in the Myatt Family
• Garrison Students Excel at Harvey School
• O’Neill Drama Presents Cabaret Next Friday
• Religious Services
• Hospital Receives APEX Award
• Haldane Girls Go to Women Helping Girls with Choices Conference
• Say ‘Cheese,’ Please
• Neuro Support Group Meets This Month at Putnam Hospital
• Garrison Students Celebrate ‘Dead Authors Day’
• Cultural Events
• Harvest Fest is Sunday at Camp Combe
• November is Lung and Pancreatic Cancer Month
• Special Board Weighs Revisions to Draft Plan
• Join Lisa Mechaley for Adult Fitness Walks
• Birds Cause Power Outage in Philipstown
• Haldane Football Breaks 16-Game Losing Streak
• Joan A. Fincham
• Mitey Mite Hawks Finish Regular Season with Victory
• Putnam Children’s Committee Welcomes Local Members
• Grigoroff to Learn Fate Next Month
• Francis Murphy
• Philipstown Recreation Department News
• Lions Club Honors One of Its Own
• State Senate Race a Close Call
• Office for the Aging Offers Open Enrollment Info
• Walk on Saturday in The Big Apple
• Talk of our Town
• Galef Defeats Gouldman
• Revenue from Sales Tax Continues to Climb
• Tiny Mite Hawks Shut Out Highland Huskies
• Margaret Rose O’ Sullivan
• Hayworth Ousts Hall
• Business and Political Leaders Must Come Together
• Haldane Modified Takes Tough Loss to Croton
• Boscobel: ‘Guy Fawkes’ Night Becomes ‘Bonfire Night’
• Leibell is New County Executive
• Salaries Cause Disputes at Philipstown Budget Workshop November
• Senior Recognition Event for Varsity Boys Soccer
• Peekskill H-Art to Feature Artist Jeffrey Schrier’s Work
• New York Democrates Show Staying Power
• No Financial Interest in Water District
• Dragons Post Soccer Win, Knights & Dynamos Tie
• Incomparable Claremont Trio Closes Chapel Music Season
• Sheriff’s Community Work Program Brightens Up the Bandstand
• Foreclosures Being Challenged
• Haldane Rallies Past Rondout Valley 8-7
• Putnam Chorale Explores Great Opera Choruses
• Hudson Communities to Gather for Conference
• New Law on Personal Flotation Devices
• Haldane Farm to School Menu Update
• NOTICE TO BIDDERS TOWN OF PHILIPSTOWN
• NOTICE FOR BIDS The Town Board of the Town of Putnam Valley
• Cold Spring Historic District Review Board
• Philipstown Planning Board
• RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING CONVEYANCE OF EASEMENT IN REAL PROPERTY SUBJECT TO PERMISSIVE REFERENDUM
• Village of Cold Spring Zoning Board of Appeals
• The Nitrogen Group LLC
• Village of Cold Spring Board of Trustees
• Village of Cold Spring Special Board for the Comprehensive Plan/LWRP
• It's Election Night in Putnam
• Election Updates Coming Soon!
• Results are Coming In!
• Leibell Wins / Hayworth Looking Strong
• Hayworth Wins
• Sharing Our Stories and Preserving Our History
• Weight Loss Surgery Seminar At Putnam Hospital Center
• DWI Vehicle Forfeiture Law Intesified
• Cultural Events
• Astorino Endorses State Candidates, is Silent on Putnam Executive Race
• Visiting an Old Haunt of Poe
• Is There A Ghost In Boscobel House?
• Photo
• Garrison Man Nabbed After Dodging Police
• Mitey Mite Hawks Fall to Hudson Valley
• Philipstown Planning Board Site Visit(s)
• Seeing Boscobel in a Whole New Light
• Halloween Story-Telling on the Hudson
• Photo
• Putnam Calls On State To Get Tougher With Sex Offenders
• Howland and the Joys of Hiking
• Cold Spring Town Board
• Haldane Homecoming Bonfire
• IBM Cares About St. Christopher’s Inn
• Hudson Valley Hospital Center Celebrates Everyday Heroes
• Churchill and Lincoln: Never Give Up
• Tiny Mite Hawks Thrill in Halloween Knight-Mare
• Putnam Valley Town Board
• The County’s Biggest Battle
• Religious Services
• Leibell Criticizes Odell in Anonymous Mailer
• Pearl C. Tompkins
• Philipstown Soccer Posts Two Wins, Tie in Soccer Action
• Philipstown-North Highlands Fire District
• A Perfect Pumpkin Glow
• Police Offer Safety Tips for Halloween
• Republicans Debate Themselves
• David A. Lauchaire
• Haldane Modified Football Gets First Win of Season
• HEARING ON PRELIMINARY BUDGET FOR THE TOWN OF PHILIPSTOWN
• Putnam Priest Protests Kaplowitz
• Requests for Agriculture District Due in November
• Registered Republicans Remain Putnam’s Largest Voting Block
• Village to Lease Police Car
• Volleyball Team Tunes Up for Sectionals with Three Wins
• GARRISON GARAGE, LLC
• Haldane Homecoming
• Gardening Gusto is Off This Week
• Central Hudson Supports Nature Museum
• Distracted Driving— A Serious Problem
• Putnam Valley PTA Update
• COMIXER LLC
• Haldane Voters Approve Energy Contract
• Vote And ‘Vax’ On Election Day
• Night of Comedy to Benefit Cancer Group
• Conflicts of Interest
• Poughkeepsie Day School Offers Information
• Formation of 250 ROUTE 6 LLC
• Leibell, Odell Face Off
• Mansion Meeting Draws Influential Local Leaders
• A Ticket to Leave Town?
• Meet Live Animals And find Out What They Eat
• GARRISON UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT ESTOPPEL NOTICE
• PUBLIC HEARING ON THE FIRE PROTECTION CONTRACT
• Talk of our Town
• ‘I Want to Walk’ Bike Ride Set for This Weekend
• Calling for O-,B-,A Blood Types
• All You’ll Need to Know About Preparing for College
• Come Celebrate Guy Fawkes Night
• C O U N T Y O F P U T N A M NOTICE FOR REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
• Town of Putnam Valley Planning Board
• PUBLIC NOTICE
• Neuro Support Group Meets Again in November
• Signs of Political Pollution
• PTA Kicks Off Reflections Program
• Manitoga Family Landscape Day
• Philipstown Planning Board Public Hearing
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING UPON PRELIMINARY BUDGETS
• 2010 ELECTIONS: QUESTIONS FOR CANDIDATES
• Family Survival Series at the Howland Public Library
• Skateboard Fan
• Maggie Davis Receives Award for Excellence
• ‘Until the Wind Sing It’
• NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FISCAL AFFAIRS OF THE TOWN OF PHILIPSTOWN JUSTICE COURT
• PUBLIC HEARING ON THE FIRE PROTECTION CONTRACT
• Politics on the Rocks
• Tell a Family Story with Photos
• PHC Offers Free Pets and Newborn Class
• Valley Volunteers Revamp Veterans’ Hall
• Sally Singh Snares Currier & Ives Print at Boscobel Raffle
• PUBLIC HEARING ON EMERGENCY AMBULANCE SERVICES CONTRACT
• Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of Philipstown
• Special Board Listens to Public Input, Again
• Putnam SPCA Looking for Headquarters Location
• Women Living with Cancer Wellness Program to be Held at Putnam Hospital
• Teenage Supernova Discoverer to Speak to Amateur Astronomers
• Lou de Puthod Art Show at the Desmond-Fish Library
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PRELIMINARY BUDGET FOR CONTINENTAL VILLAGE PARK DISTRICT AND CONTINENTAL VILLAGE WATER DISTRICT
• Pataki Endorses Ball in State Senate Race
• Is Federal Race to the Top Grant Worth It?
• From the Chamber
• Residents Urged To Install Carbon Monoxide Alarms
• Coyotes Seen Throughout County
• Poems That Make Us Nervous: Local Poets Read Their Works
• PUBLIC HEARING ON THE FIRE PROTECTION CONTRACT
• Village of Cold Spring Justice Court
• Republicans Debate Themselves
• Autumn in the Hudson Valley
• Pearl C. Tompkins
• Beware the Haunted Church on Halloween Weekend
• Fire Company Welcomes the Community
• Construction at Butterfield
• Galef Works Tirelessly for Constituents
• Cornwall Museum Offers Geology Hike
• LEVEL NINETEEN, LLC.
• County Leaders Assembly Early for Prayer Breakfast
• Steeple Restoration Finally Begins
• Flock to the Seed Sale, But Leave Room for Chili
• Galef a Statesperson, Not a Politician
• Common Ground Farm Benefit Auction
• The Historic District Review Board
• Praying the Rosary at the Cold Spring Bandstand
• Snakes in Philipstown, Owls Too
• Lehrman Headlines Annual Meeting
• Lucky to Have Sandy Galef
• CHADD Support Group to Meet in November
• Camp Combe Fall Festival
• NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held before the County Executive of the County of Putnam
• Religious Services
• Where Raptors Soar
• Haldane PTA Kicks Off Reflections Program
• Grateful for Galef
• Thrills & Chills Night in Beacon
• Hudson Valley Collectors Roadshow Rolls Into Fishkill
• Official notice of the General Election publication by Putnam County Board of Elections
• Correction
• History Contest for Local Seventh Graders
• Old Troop, New Leaders
• Participate and Be Informed
• Haldane Staff/Students Support November Blood Drive
• Classic Horror Film Haunts Downing for Halloween
• Marsh Presentation Highlights Program
• A Concert Series Just for Kids Begins this Weekend
• PUBLIC NOTICE
• Bamboozled
• Trunk or Treat at Camp Combe
• Cultural Events
• September Ambulance Stats
• Michael and His Amazing ‘Heeling Autism’ Dog
• 2010 ELECTIONS: QUESTIONS FOR CANDIDATES
• Hall Deserves To Be Elected
• Westchester Police DWI Simulators Visit Haldane
• Live Music Calendar
• Talk of our Town
• Harvest Jamboree for Seniors
• Odell Receives Rifle & Pistol Endorsement
• John Hall Helped Me …
• National Merit Scholarship Program Commends Students
• West Point’s Quintette 7 Celebrates CD Release
• NOTICE TO BIDDERS FIRE APPARATUS
• Free Senior & Caregiver Health Fair
• Sandy Galef Looks to Defend Her Assembly Seat
• We Need To Reelect John Hall
• Court Sides with ZBA Over Jones
• Food and Art, Hand in Hand
• Forty Winx LLC
• Swimming Lessons in Beacon
• Bare Knuckle Politics
• Kaplowitz Has the Vision
• The Gallic-Garlic Issue
• Putnam Symphony Orchestra Performs Holiday Classics
• Putnam County Industrial Development Agency
• Hospital Celebrates Five Years of ‘No Wait’ Emergency Department
• Rocker and Doctor Are Neck and Neck
• Choice for State Senate is Clear
• Grab Your Hard Hat!
• Haldane Homecoming This Weekend
• County of Putnam Local Law #17 of 2010
• Sentencing Date Set for Grigoroff
• Public Vote to Decide Fate of Haldane ‘Energy Performance Contract’
• Hayworth's Policies Wrong for Philipstown
• Too Brief a Sunrise: A Look at Philipstown’s First Homicide
• The Philipstown Rivercats Rule in Fall Baseball Action
• Board of Fire Commissioners of the Philipstown North Highland Fire District
• West Point Foundry Preserve’s Hike
• Photo
• Hall’s Trying to Protect Middle Class
• Does Putnam Need Four Coroners?
• Mitey Mite Hawks Fall to Hurricanes
• Hudson River School Benefit Luncheon
• Special Board Listens to Villagers’ Praise, Concerns
• Hayworth Understands Vets
• DiNapoli: Audit Finds Lax Financial Safeguards at Cold Spring Court
• Hawks’ Perseverance Exhilarates Area
• Qua Architecture, PLLC
• From the Chamber
• Ballot Boondoggle at BOE
• Residents’ Coalition Responds
• Philipstown’s Knollwood Lane Resurfaced
• Haldane Modified Football Comes Up Short
• County of Putnam Local Law #18 of 2010
• Momenta Quartet Performs Sunday
• A Day in the Life of the Hudson River
• Let’s Check Letter Writer’s Assertions
• NOTICE
• Prins, Shortell and Brief Capture League Tennis Titles
• TOWN OF PUTNAM VALLEY ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
• Bare Knuckle Politics
• Scannapieco Out as GOP Chairman
• What Has Sandy Really Done?
• Margaret T. “Peggy” Egan
• ‘Threepenny Opera’ Debuts at the Depot
• Ball: ‘Open Space is Big Business’
• Who is Fit to Govern?
• Diane M. Merando
• Cultural Events
• Brothers Busted in Nelsonville
• From the Chamber
• Philipstown Budget Proposal
• Experience World-Class Jazz Vespers on Saturday
• Keeping Tabs on Government
• Cornell Cooperative Extension Lab Offers Testing, Recommendations for Trees, Lawns, Landscapes
• Election Letters Policy
• Haldane Modified Football Ready for New Season
• Burglary Spree Still Under Investigation
• Looking at the Needs of Putnam County’s Elderly Population
• Ride the Trolley
• Mitey Mite Hawks Overpower Hudson Valley Gold
• Haldane Cross Country, Girls Tennis Take Home Wins
• Bereavement Support Groups
• Impractical, Erratic Bomb Thrower
• Haldane Girls JV Soccer Off to Strong Start
• Watching Wright’s Design Go Up, With Cameras Rolling
• The Guitar Hero of Nelsonville
• Pilgrim Image of Our Lady to Visit Cold Spring
• Protect Social Security
• Haldane Modified Volleyball Wins Fourth Straight
• Passionate Fire: Woodfired Ceramics From the Tony Moore Kiln
• Another Zoning Draft Released
• Individual &Group Honors at Putnam Service Awards Event
• Wall Street and Social Security
• New Paltz Juggernauts, Meet Sacking Committee
• Noted American Artist Richard Merkin on View
• Grigoroff is Guilty
• Entergy Supports Hope for Youth
• What Makes You a Patriot
• Airman Sean Rowe Graduates from Lackland Basic Training
• Spud Love
• Religious Services
• Restoring American Values
• Why Did Jefferson Found the U.S. Military Academy?
• Putnam Hospital Center Plans Gala Dinner and Ball for November 6
• Hospital Announces Honorees for 50th Annual Ball
• We Do Get It!
• O’Neill’s Arts in Education Booster Club Update
• Audubon is for the Birds—and now the Bees
• Talk of our Town
• Congressman Hall is Right on Social Security
• Haldane High School Musician is Honored
• Merchant of Venice Staged in Rhinebeck
• PUBLIC NOTICE
• John Hall, Iraq Defeatist
• Two Teaching Brains Are Better than One
• Charles Birnbaum Speaks on Cultural Landscapes
• Photo
• Supporting Hall
• Police News
• Self Discovery & Healing Through Art & Meditation
• Gunshots Fired Inside Putnam Valley VFW
• Send Hall on a Reunion Tour
• AMERICaN SPIRIT
• Flute,Percussion Highlight Concert at West Point
• Garrison Tries to Improve Meeting Turnout
• Stand with John Hall
• Eve C. Pattie
• ‘Cold Comfort Farm’ Screens at Howland Library
• JAS BUSINESS HOLDINGS LLC
• NOTICE TO BIDDERS TOWN OF PHILIPSTOWN HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
• Town of Putnam Valley - Wetlands Notice
• NOTICE TO BIDDERS
• BUDGET HEARING OF THE PHILIPSTOWN NORTH HIGHLANDS FIRE DISTRICT
• NOTICE OF TAX DELINQUENCY STATE OF NEW YORK
• WEB UPDATE: Nelsonville brothers charged with felony drug sales
• Town of Putnam Valley Planning Board
• Mobile Medical Education LLC
• RESTEASY SOFTWARE LLC
• NONA'S PIZZA, LLC
• Nifty Butler LLC
• Emily Altman LLC
• Using a Grant to Ask for More Grants
• Gloria Barnes
• Tots Park Cookbook Now on Sale
• Village of Cold Spring Historic District Review Board
• Putnam Valley Father and Son Jailed in Sullivan County
• Angelo Prestianni
• Ada Cruz, Jane Arnold, Featured at Marina Gallery Opening
• NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PROCESS BY PUBLICATION
• Hudson Valley Hospital, Entergy Conduct Emergency Drill
• Special Board Unveils Comprehensive Plan
• Insults Fly Between Kaplowitz and Ball
• Cultural Events
• COUNTY OF PUTNAM NOTICE FOR BIDS
• Town Clerk to Host Freedom of Information Presentation
• Doctor Nan Hayworth Battles Glaucoma, Big Government
• Leibell: Asking Questions is My Job
• Unlikely Kindred Spirits: Durand and Thoreau
• COUNTY OF PUTNAM NOTICE FOR BID
• From the Chamber
• Polhemus to Lead Local Republicans
• GOP Committeemen Seek Scannapieco Inquiry
• Haldane’s Mod Squad Hits the Gridiron to Kick Off Season
• Town of Putnam Valley - Wetlands Notice
• Library to Honor Cathy Pisani
• Putnam Valley Grange Farm Tour is Saturday
• Census: Putnam’s Taxes Among Nation’s Highest
• West Point Walkers in Beacon
• LEGAL NOTICE TO BIDDERS-Haldane Central School District
• Temple Beth El Hosts October Events
• Cold Spring’s Kacey Morabito, Voice of the Valley
• Garrison Fire Dept. Open House
• Yoga at the Camp Combe YMCA
• Join in a Fall Cocktail Walk
• Philipstown Planning Board
• Religious Services
• Adjusting Your Household Pets to the New Baby
• Cato Institute Propaganda
• Star Wars Episode 7: Domination of the Tiny Mites
• Spooky New Hudson Valley Halloween Events
• Putnam Valley Town Board
• Join the Candlelight Tour Now and Enjoy Cancun Later
• Senior Adoption Weekend: Help Us Help Them
• Avoid a Repeat of History, Avoid Hall
• Haldane Grad Runs NY City Marathon for Alzheimer’s
• Day Trips: Ten Terrific Trails For Fall Foliage
• Jumper Surfboards, LLC
• ‘Fill Your Bellies, Fill Your Heart’ Fundraiser a Big Hit
• Pumpkins: Not Always as Easy as Pie
• Hall Has Done It, Will Do it Again
• Mitey Mite Hawks Beat Highland
• Roll on Over to Boscobel’s Horse & Carriage Day
• Press 13 LLC
• Notre Dame Club Hosts ALS Fundraising Walk
• Distraught Woman Found Along Hudson Shoreline
• Galef, Independence & Integrity
• Dynamos Win, Knights Keep Tie for First in Soccer Action
• Beacon Sloop Club to Host Annual Pumpkin Festival
• Talk of our Town
• St. Christopher’s Dedicates Brick Wall and Garden
• Communication is Key to Galef’s Success
• The Week at Haldane: Tennis Team Keeps Rolling and Cross Country Impresses
• Tulloch Band at Howland
• Gallagher to Serradas: Back Up Your Claims
• Hudson Valley Hospital Hosts a Party for Nursing Moms
• Grateful for Government
• Bagarozy Commended
• West Point Chamber Series: ‘What Do You See?’
• Jozlyn Elizabeth Zhinin-Chiqui
• Volunteers to be Hailed at October Brunch
• School Tax System in Need of Reform
• VFW is Accepting Essay Entries
• Sunset Reading Series Season Finale Set for Oct. 17
• Eve. C. Pattie
• Putnam Hospital Auxiliary Makes Major Donation
• Comprehensive Plan Important to Village
• Pines Bridge School Unveils Track for Multiply Disabled
• Garrison Institute Hosts Free October Events
• Margaret T. “Peggy” Egan
• Red Cross Schedules Local Blood Drives in October
• Grigoroff Cries at Trial
• The Office of Sheriff: Law Enforcement Through Democracy
• Taconic Opera Presents Puccini’s Tosca
• Public Hearing-Putnam County Office for the Aging
• American Spirit
• Eve. C. Pattie
• Margaret T. “Peggy” Egan
• Talk of our Town
• St. Christopher’s Dedicates Brick Wall and Garden
• Galef, Independence & Integrity
• Dynamos Win, Knights Keep Tie for First in Soccer Action
• Beacon Sloop Club to Host Annual Pumpkin Festival
• Gallagher to Serradas: Back Up Your Claims
• Hudson Valley Hospital Hosts a Party for Nursing Moms
• Communication is Key to Galef’s Success
• The Week at Haldane: Tennis Team Keeps Rolling and Cross Country Impresses
• Tulloch Band at Howland
• Jozlyn Elizabeth Zhinin-Chiqui
• Volunteers to be Hailed at October Brunch
• Grateful for Government
• Bagarozy Commended
• West Point Chamber Series: ‘What Do You See?’
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON VILLAGE OF COLD SPRING COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
• Putnam Hospital Auxiliary Makes Major Donation
• School Tax System in Need of Reform
• VFW is Accepting Essay Entries
• Sunset Reading Series Season Finale Set for Oct. 17
• Public Hearing-Putnam County Office for the Aging
• Red Cross Schedules Local Blood Drives in October
• Comprehensive Plan Important to Village
• Pines Bridge School Unveils Track for Multiply Disabled
• Garrison Institute Hosts Free October Events
• Village of Cold Spring Historic District Review Board
• American Spirit
• Grigoroff Cries at Trial
• The Office of Sheriff: Law Enforcement Through Democracy
• Taconic Opera Presents Puccini’s Tosca
• NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PROCESS BY PUBLICATION
• Putnam Valley Father and Son Jailed in Sullivan County
• Using a Grant to Ask for More Grants
• Gloria Barnes
• Tots Park Cookbook Now on Sale
• COUNTY OF PUTNAM NOTICE FOR BIDS
• Hudson Valley Hospital, Entergy Conduct Emergency Drill
• Special Board Unveils Comprehensive Plan
• Angelo Prestianni
• Ada Cruz, Jane Arnold, Featured at Marina Gallery Opening
• COUNTY OF PUTNAM NOTICE FOR BID
• Town Clerk to Host Freedom of Information Presentation
• Doctor Nan Hayworth Battles Glaucoma, Big Government
• Insults Fly Between Kaplowitz and Ball
• Cultural Events
• Town of Putnam Valley - Wetlands Notice
• From the Chamber
• Polhemus to Lead Local Republicans
• Leibell: Asking Questions is My Job
• Unlikely Kindred Spirits: Durand and Thoreau
• LEGAL NOTICE TO BIDDERS-Haldane Central School District
• Library to Honor Cathy Pisani
• Putnam Valley Grange Farm Tour is Saturday
• GOP Committeemen Seek Scannapieco Inquiry
• Haldane’s Mod Squad Hits the Gridiron to Kick Off Season
• Philipstown Planning Board
• Temple Beth El Hosts October Events
• Cold Spring’s Kacey Morabito, Voice of the Valley
• Census: Putnam’s Taxes Among Nation’s Highest
• West Point Walkers in Beacon
• Putnam Valley Town Board
• Religious Services
• Adjusting Your Household Pets to the New Baby
• Garrison Fire Dept. Open House
• Yoga at the Camp Combe YMCA
• Join in a Fall Cocktail Walk
• Jumper Surfboards, LLC
• Join the Candlelight Tour Now and Enjoy Cancun Later
• Senior Adoption Weekend: Help Us Help Them
• Cato Institute Propaganda
• Star Wars Episode 7: Domination of the Tiny Mites
• Spooky New Hudson Valley Halloween Events
• Press 13 LLC
• ‘Fill Your Bellies, Fill Your Heart’ Fundraiser a Big Hit
• Pumpkins: Not Always as Easy as Pie
• Avoid a Repeat of History, Avoid Hall
• Haldane Grad Runs NY City Marathon for Alzheimer’s
• Day Trips: Ten Terrific Trails For Fall Foliage
• Notre Dame Club Hosts ALS Fundraising Walk
• Distraught Woman Found Along Hudson Shoreline
• Hall Has Done It, Will Do it Again
• Mitey Mite Hawks Beat Highland
• Roll on Over to Boscobel’s Horse & Carriage Day
• WEB UPDATE: Board Grants Money to Learn How to Ask for More Grants
• CAC of the Town of Philipstown-October 6 Meeting Notice
• BREAKING NEWS: Missing Woman Found Along Hudson Shoreline
• NOTICE TO BIDDERS-GRASS CARP BARRIER
• More Politicans Raise School Tax Concerns
• Local Young Adults are High Achievers
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING-Putnam County Office for the Aging
• Gaze into the Future with the Special Board
• Garrison Announces Class Officers
• Boscobel Offers Final Gallery Talk and the Chance to Win an Original Currier & Ives Lithograph
• COUNTY OF PUTNAM NOTICE FOR BID
• ‘Merci Pour La Liberté’
• ‘A Grand and Eloquent Hymn to the Union’
• Live Music Calendar
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING-Article 8 (State Environmental Quality Review) of the Environmental Conserv
• Apples: Have A New York State of Mind
• LETTERS POLICY
• Don’t Miss Boston Trio at the Howland Center
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON COLD SPRING COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
• From the Chamber
• They Just Don’t Get It
• Philipstown Planning Board - Site Visit(s)
• Fall Activity Program at Beacon Hebrew Alliance
• Galef is a Champion of Reform
• Cultural Events
• Putnam Valley Planning Board
• Megan Varricchio and Paul Cotter Are Wed
• Throw the Bum Out
• Local Girls Place at Horse Show
• Centennial Brick Walk and Meditation Garden at St. Christopher’s Inn
• Hayworth Is a Friend of Israel
• O’Neill Equestrians Compete Locally
• World Communion Sunday Features Nicaragua Mission
• Annual Gala of the Putnam County Historical Society & Foundry School Museum
• Hawks Show Panthers the Dance in 30-24 Victory
• Religious Services
• Mike Kaplowitz is Out to Balance New York’s Checkbook
• Knights, Arrows, & Cannons Post Soccer Wins
• Walkway’s Anniversary Is Here
• Trading Comedy For Intrigue, and All in a Corset
• Mitey-Mite Hawks Back on Track
• Bondi, Amler, and Tamagna Set an Example, Get Shots
• Constitution Island’s Family Day 2010
• American Spirit
• Dignitaries in Town for U.N. Meeting Greet Local Residents
• Painting Pumpkins
• Haldane Volleyball, Tennis Remain Undefeated
• CORRECTION:
• Sen. Leibell Levels Charges at Sheriff
• PV Scouts Hit the Road for Community Service
• Talk of our Town
• Putnam Legislature Fine Tunes Budget
• Books, Bottles and Good Cheer at Glynwood Will Benefit Haldane
• BAI FOOD L.L.C
• Chilling Testimony in Garrison Murder Trial
• Tracking Coyotes at the Nature Museum
• Leibell Levels Charges at Sheriff
• Public Hearing on the Tentative Budget for the year 2011
• Clifford the Big Red Dog Visits Haldane Kindergarten
• 2010 ELECTIONS: QUESTIONS FOR CANDIDATES
• Music Festival to Benefit The Chapel of Our Lady Restoration Music Program
• Philipstown Planning Board - Site Visit (s)
• Good Morning Garrison
• Preparing for Disaster at Indian Point
• Cultural Events
• PART Bus and Trolley Service Fares
• A Trailblazing Nod to an All-American Artist
• Butterfield Events This Week
• Reservoir Classic Road Race Set for Sept. 26th
• TOWN OF PUTNAM VALLEY ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
• Astounding Tie by Tiny Mite Hawks Makes Believers of All
• Veterans Will Be Honored Saturday
• Cannons Top Lewisboro Titans in Season Opener
• Fed Up Yet?
• From the Chamber
• Haldane Squeaks Past Dover in OT
• Courtroom Packed for Murder Trial
• August Garrison Ambulance Report
• PSC Notches 3 Wins in Soccer Action
• Televised Board Sets Fee in Lieu of Parking
• Blue Bunnies Are Back
• Mitey Mite Hawks Suffer First Defeat
• Politicians Criticize High School Taxes
• Sign Up Today for Household Hazardous Waste Cleanup Day
• Girls’ Tennis, Volleyball and Soccer Teams Post Impressive Wins
• GARRISON TILE, LLC
• ‘3 Cups of Tea’ Focus of Group
• Conor Austin is Constitution Marsh Summer Intern
• Leibell Levels Charges at Sheriff
• 6207 WEST 262, LLC
• Upcoming
• Nursery School Celebrates 50th Anniversary
• Time Waits for No Mum
• RJO CONSULTING LLC
• Religious Services
• Defending Incentive Zoning
• Marina Gallery Exhibits Works by Arnold & Cruz
• 6205 WEST 262, LLC
• Talk of our Town
• Robert ‘Bob’ Dahlia
• Nature Treasure Hike at Hudson Highlands
• Putnam Valley Wetlands Application
• A Week for Leaks
• Mary Susan Matthews
• Plein Air Art Auction in Garrison on October 2
• BOND RESOLUTION OF THE COUNTY OF PUTNAM
• Want to Join the School Board?
• Celebrating GUFS
• Screen Warriors at the Desmond- Fish Library
• Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of Philipstown
• Dimming the Lights at the Waterfront
• Re-elect Galef
• Live Music Calendar
• The Town Board of the Town of Putnam Valley will receive bids
• High Speed Chase Ends in Garrison Crash
• Great News for Garrison School
• Painted Betty Plays the Depot
• PSC Notches 3 Wins in Soccer Action
• Courtroom Packed for Murder Trial
• August Garrison Ambulance Report
• Mitey Mite Hawks Suffer First Defeat
• Televised Board Sets Fee in Lieu of Parking
• Blue Bunnies Are Back
• Girls’ Tennis, Volleyball and Soccer Teams Post Impressive Wins
• Politicians Criticize High School Taxes
• Sign Up Today for Household Hazardous Waste Cleanup Day
• Conor Austin is Constitution Marsh Summer Intern
• GARRISON TILE, LLC
• ‘3 Cups of Tea’ Focus of Group
• Nursery School Celebrates 50th Anniversary
• Time Waits for No Mum
• 6207 WEST 262, LLC
• Upcoming
• Defending Incentive Zoning
• Marina Gallery Exhibits Works by Arnold & Cruz
• RJO CONSULTING LLC
• Religious Services
• Robert ‘Bob’ Dahlia
• Nature Treasure Hike at Hudson Highlands
• 6205 WEST 262, LLC
• Talk of our Town
• Mary Susan Matthews
• Plein Air Art Auction in Garrison on October 2
• Putnam Valley Wetlands Application
• A Week for Leaks
• Celebrating GUFS
• Screen Warriors at the Desmond- Fish Library
• BOND RESOLUTION OF THE COUNTY OF PUTNAM
• Want to Join the School Board?
• Live Music Calendar
• Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of Philipstown
• Dimming the Lights at the Waterfront
• Re-elect Galef
• Painted Betty Plays the Depot
• The Town Board of the Town of Putnam Valley will receive bids
• High Speed Chase Ends in Garrison Crash
• Great News for Garrison School
• Music Festival to Benefit The Chapel of Our Lady Restoration Music Program
• Public Hearing on the Tentative Budget for the year 2011
• Clifford the Big Red Dog Visits Haldane Kindergarten
• 2010 ELECTIONS: QUESTIONS FOR CANDIDATES
• Cultural Events
• Philipstown Planning Board - Site Visit (s)
• Good Morning Garrison
• Preparing for Disaster at Indian Point
• Reservoir Classic Road Race Set for Sept. 26th
• PART Bus and Trolley Service Fares
• A Trailblazing Nod to an All-American Artist
• Butterfield Events This Week
• Cannons Top Lewisboro Titans in Season Opener
• TOWN OF PUTNAM VALLEY ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
• Astounding Tie by Tiny Mite Hawks Makes Believers of All
• Veterans Will Be Honored Saturday
• Haldane Squeaks Past Dover in OT
• Fed Up Yet?
• From the Chamber
• Malachy Cleary is Club’s Glynwood Intern
• Victors: Leibell, Hayworth, Ball
• County Terminates Rep. Hall’s Lease
• Putnam Valley Girls Swim Team Opens with Loss to Beacon
• Exploring Untold Stories of the Salk Polio Vaccine
• ‘Invictus’ to Show at the Howland Public Library
• A LOCAL LAW To Adopt Chapter 53 of the Putnam County Code
• Giant Puffball Mushroom Appears in Putnam Valley
• Galef Announces Candidacy in Cold Spring
• Putnam Honors its 9/11 Heroes
• Philipstown Soccer Club Begins Season
• FDR Library Celebrates Constitution Day
• Putnam Mideast Volunteer to Speak at St. Philip’s
• A LOCAL LAW To Amend Article 2, Section 2.08 of the Putnam County Charter
• County Celebrates National Senior Center Month
• Ball Trounces Murphy in 40th State Senate Race
• With its Own Tank, Putnam is Prepared for the Worst
• Haldane Seniors Head Out on the River
• Mount Gulian Offers Free Tours in September
• Depot Docs 5th Season Premiere: Street Fight
• A LOCAL LAW To Amend Section 140 of the Putnam County Code
• Mugsy and Family: Doing Just Fine
• Hayworth is Putnam’s Top Vote Getter
• Adding a Key Name to the Soccer Roster
• Philipstown Mitey Mite Hawks Top Peekskill
• Newburgh Symphony Pays Tribute to Dominican Sisters
• Matt Frieburghaus: Waveforms in Peekskill
• COUNTY OF PUTNAM NOTICE FOR BIDS
• ‘The Art of Closing the Sale’
• New Daddys Learn the Basics
• Tax Lien Foreclosure
• Putnam Valley Football Team Falls to Lourdes, 32-8
• Scarlett Letters and Numbers at Howland Library
• Taconic Opera Gala Set for Oct 2.
• A LOCAL LAW To Amend Chapter 135 of the Putnam County Code
• Putnam Community Service Network Awards Breakfast Sept. 28th
• Tilly Foster Farm’s ‘Fine Fall Day’
• Lake Peekskill Budget Meetings
• Haldane Opens Season with Mixed Results
• Manitoga Hosts Volunteer Landscape Day
• West Point Recital Series: Trumpet and Laptop
• NOTICE OF SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT ELECTION PERSONAL REGISTRATION AND ABSENTEE BALLOTS
• From the Chamber
• Controlling Stress Leads to Better Health
• Failure
• PV Education Foundation Seeks Members
• Putnam County Historical Society Gala Set for Sept. 25
• Clarinet Trios at West Point
• Village of Cold Spring Legal Notices
• Beacon Hebrew Alliance Welcomes All
• Art in Education Booster Club Meeting is Sept. 16
• Look: She Said it Herself
• Volunteer at Minnewaska Trails Day
• Live Music Calendar
• 100 Years of Broadway at Riverspace
• Village of Cold Spring Planning Board
• Desmond-Fish Offers Social Security Program
• A Gluten-Free Sampling at Celiac Support Event
• Appreciation
• Bike MS Southern New York Starts Rolling
• Hudson Valley Ramble Events
• It’s Apple Time in New York State
• LEXICON RELOCATION, L.L.C
• Senior Computer Learning Class Registration on Tap
• Community Foundation Sets Fall 2010 Grant Cycle
• Hawks Land at Michie Stadium
• Cold Spring’s Special Board Will Soon Conclude its Four-year Mission
• Landscape Workshop with Tom Doyle
• Local Feast at Common Ground Brunch
• Registration, Information Session for Daisy Scouts
• Month It’s Registration Time for Local Cancer Walk
• Village Boat Club Gets New Commodore
• Sweet September and a Carrot Collins
• Joe McPhee and Trio X to Play Chapel of Our Lady
• Local Author Debuts Inspirational Book at Our Lady of Loretto
• Be Part of Putnam Valley Town Day
• Month It’s Hospice Care in Need of New Volunteers
• Tiny Mites Begin Season with 24-0 Victory
• Too Brief a Sunrise: A Look at Philipstown’s First Homicide
• Vassar Hosts Concert to Support Haitian Music School
• Native American Botanical Hike at Hudson Highlands
• Haldane 40th Reunion in the Works
• September is National Preparedness Month It’s
• Garrison Named a National Blue Ribbon School
• Catherine Rieckhoff
• Cultural Events
• Munich Meets New York at Bear Mountain’s Annual Oktoberfest
• Photo
• Final Sound Off in Siren Saga
• David N. McCarthy, Sr.
• Photo
• Boscobel Gets Grant from State Council on the Arts
• Lions Welcome A New Member
• Community Cares Honors Local Heroes
• Grigoroff’s Murder Trial Begins
• Gail J. Koff
• 2nd Annual Golf Outing to Benefit PARC
• ‘You Are Needed at Headquarters’
• Religious Services
• Highland Garden Club Meets on Sept 28
• Remembering 9/11 at Graymoor
• Miriam Dinerman
• Philipstown Recreation Department News
• Fort Montgomery Hosts Fall Lecture Series
• New Paltz Prof to Speak at Artist’s Salon
• Talk of our Town
• From the Chamber
• Controlling Stress Leads to Better Health
• Failure
• PV Education Foundation Seeks Members
• Putnam County Historical Society Gala Set for Sept. 25
• Clarinet Trios at West Point
• Beacon Hebrew Alliance Welcomes All
• Art in Education Booster Club Meeting is Sept. 16
• Look: She Said it Herself
• Volunteer at Minnewaska Trails Day
• Live Music Calendar
• 100 Years of Broadway at Riverspace
• Desmond-Fish Offers Social Security Program
• A Gluten-Free Sampling at Celiac Support Event
• Appreciation
• Bike MS Southern New York Starts Rolling
• Hudson Valley Ramble Events
• It’s Apple Time in New York State
• Senior Computer Learning Class Registration on Tap
• Community Foundation Sets Fall 2010 Grant Cycle
• Hawks Land at Michie Stadium
• Cold Spring’s Special Board Will Soon Conclude its Four-year Mission
• Landscape Workshop with Tom Doyle
• Local Feast at Common Ground Brunch
• Registration, Information Session for Daisy Scouts
• Month It’s Registration Time for Local Cancer Walk
• Village Boat Club Gets New Commodore
• Sweet September and a Carrot Collins
• Joe McPhee and Trio X to Play Chapel of Our Lady
• Local Author Debuts Inspirational Book at Our Lady of Loretto
• Be Part of Putnam Valley Town Day
• Month It’s Hospice Care in Need of New Volunteers
• Tiny Mites Begin Season with 24-0 Victory
• Too Brief a Sunrise: A Look at Philipstown’s First Homicide
• Vassar Hosts Concert to Support Haitian Music School
• Native American Botanical Hike at Hudson Highlands
• Haldane 40th Reunion in the Works
• September is National Preparedness Month It’s
• Garrison Named a National Blue Ribbon School
• Catherine Rieckhoff
• Cultural Events
• Munich Meets New York at Bear Mountain’s Annual Oktoberfest
• Lions Welcome A New Member
• Photo
• Final Sound Off in Siren Saga
• David N. McCarthy, Sr.
• Photo
• Boscobel Gets Grant from State Council on the Arts
• Religious Services
• Community Cares Honors Local Heroes
• Grigoroff’s Murder Trial Begins
• Gail J. Koff
• 2nd Annual Golf Outing to Benefit PARC
• ‘You Are Needed at Headquarters’
• Talk of our Town
• Highland Garden Club Meets on Sept 28
• Remembering 9/11 at Graymoor
• Miriam Dinerman
• Philipstown Recreation Department News
• Fort Montgomery Hosts Fall Lecture Series
• New Paltz Prof to Speak at Artist’s Salon
• Malachy Cleary is Club’s Glynwood Intern
• Victors: Leibell, Hayworth, Ball
• County Terminates Rep. Hall’s Lease
• Putnam Valley Girls Swim Team Opens with Loss to Beacon
• Exploring Untold Stories of the Salk Polio Vaccine
• ‘Invictus’ to Show at the Howland Public Library
• Giant Puffball Mushroom Appears in Putnam Valley
• Galef Announces Candidacy in Cold Spring
• Putnam Honors its 9/11 Heroes
• Philipstown Soccer Club Begins Season
• FDR Library Celebrates Constitution Day
• Putnam Mideast Volunteer to Speak at St. Philip’s
• County Celebrates National Senior Center Month
• Ball Trounces Murphy in 40th State Senate Race
• With its Own Tank, Putnam is Prepared for the Worst
• Haldane Seniors Head Out on the River
• Mount Gulian Offers Free Tours in September
• Depot Docs 5th Season Premiere: Street Fight
• Mugsy and Family: Doing Just Fine
• Hayworth is Putnam’s Top Vote Getter
• Adding a Key Name to the Soccer Roster
• Philipstown Mitey Mite Hawks Top Peekskill
• Newburgh Symphony Pays Tribute to Dominican Sisters
• Matt Frieburghaus: Waveforms in Peekskill
• ‘The Art of Closing the Sale’
• New Daddys Learn the Basics
• Tax Lien Foreclosure
• Putnam Valley Football Team Falls to Lourdes, 32-8
• Scarlett Letters and Numbers at Howland Library
• Taconic Opera Gala Set for Oct 2.
• Putnam Community Service Network Awards Breakfast Sept. 28th
• Tilly Foster Farm’s ‘Fine Fall Day’
• Lake Peekskill Budget Meetings
• Haldane Opens Season with Mixed Results
• Manitoga Hosts Volunteer Landscape Day
• West Point Recital Series: Trumpet and Laptop
• A LOCAL LAW To Amend Chapter 135 of the Putnam County Code
• NOTICE OF SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT ELECTION PERSONAL REGISTRATION AND ABSENTEE BALLOTS
• Village of Cold Spring Legal Notices
• Village of Cold Spring Planning Board
• LEXICON RELOCATION, L.L.C
• SPECIAL EDITION with ALL the ELECTION RESULTS COMING TOMORROW!
• BREAKING: Leibell, Ball Win in Primaries
• A LOCAL LAW To Adopt Chapter 53 of the Putnam County Code
• A LOCAL LAW To Amend Article 2, Section 2.08 of the Putnam County Charter
• A LOCAL LAW To Amend Section 140 of the Putnam County Code
• COUNTY OF PUTNAM NOTICE FOR BIDS
• Dutchess Stadium to Host ‘Rumble at the Renegades’
• Putnam County Board of Elections
• Weighing the Merits of School Data Transparency
• ‘Strut Your Mutt’ Sept. 19
• Haldane’s Fall Sports Teams Face Tough Schedule
• NOTICE OF FORMATION of URBAN SPACE BROOKLYN, LLC
• Announcements
• New Cantor at First Hebrew Congregation
• NOTICE OF FORMATION OF PROFESSIONAL SERVICE LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY
• Greg Ball Battles the Tax-and-Spend Machine
• High Holy Days in Beacon
• College Graduates
• SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF PUTNAM
• Tug and Barge Weekend Draws Boat Enthusiasts
• From The CHAMBER
• Dean's List
• Another Early Start for Garrison Students
• Get Ready for Hazardous Waste Collection Day
• Randolph’s Grandparents Impart Words of Love
• Ramble Celebrates Cultural Landscape
• FALL SPORTS PREVIEW:
• ‘Get Your Pink On’
• Incredible Insects: An After- School Learning Exploration
• Big Band Time at Boscobel
• Readjustments Lead to Better Scores
• Local Law Enforcement Says Drive Carefully
• Grandson Donates HVHC Room in Honor of Zugner
• The Desmond-Fish Library Hosts Eating Locally
• Pathway Paved for Greenway Compact
• Correction
• Busy Blotter Occupies Law Enforcers in Western Putnam
• Fall Bird Migration in the Hudson Valley
• District Takes Another Hit
• Who Loves Heritage Tomatoes?
• What is the Cocktail Version of Locavore?
• ‘Preserve Us’ Exhibit at RiverWinds Gallery
• Budget to Keep Taxes Stable
• Religious Services
• End-of-Summer Musings
• Learn Photography Amidst Breathtaking Views
• Debate Night in Mahopac
• Putnam Remembers its 9-11 Heroes
• The Scamulus and Other D.C. Games of Chance
• Win the Library’s Last Quilt
• Village of Cold Spring Historic District Review Board
• Talk of our Town
• Leo the Cat
• West Point Cadet Chapel Celebrates its Centennial
• Village of Cold Spring-Water
• Public Art Behind Glass
• High Priority for Senate Race?
• Hoot on the Hudson Sunday at Little Stony Point
• Putnam Valley Planning Board
• Plumbush Survives Fire
• Leftovers for Citizens of West Putnam
• Cultural Events
• Town of Putnam Valley - Wetlands Notice
• Test Scores Shouldn’t be the Only Criterion
• Nobility in Self- Sacrifice
• New Coach, Approach for Putnam Valley Football
• Philipstown Planning Board
• Is Information ‘Good’? What Will Be its Impact?
• Seasonal Flu Vaccine Clinics for Residents 19 and Older
• Announcements
• New Cantor at First Hebrew Congregation
• Haldane’s Fall Sports Teams Face Tough Schedule
• Greg Ball Battles the Tax-and-Spend Machine
• High Holy Days in Beacon
• College Graduates
• Tug and Barge Weekend Draws Boat Enthusiasts
• From The CHAMBER
• Dean's List
• Another Early Start for Garrison Students
• Get Ready for Hazardous Waste Collection Day
• Randolph’s Grandparents Impart Words of Love
• FALL SPORTS PREVIEW:
• ‘Get Your Pink On’
• Incredible Insects: An After- School Learning Exploration
• Ramble Celebrates Cultural Landscape
• Readjustments Lead to Better Scores
• Local Law Enforcement Says Drive Carefully
• Grandson Donates HVHC Room in Honor of Zugner
• Big Band Time at Boscobel
• Pathway Paved for Greenway Compact
• Correction
• Busy Blotter Occupies Law Enforcers in Western Putnam
• The Desmond-Fish Library Hosts Eating Locally
• District Takes Another Hit
• Who Loves Heritage Tomatoes?
• What is the Cocktail Version of Locavore?
• Fall Bird Migration in the Hudson Valley
• Budget to Keep Taxes Stable
• Religious Services
• End-of-Summer Musings
• ‘Preserve Us’ Exhibit at RiverWinds Gallery
• Debate Night in Mahopac
• Putnam Remembers its 9-11 Heroes
• The Scamulus and Other D.C. Games of Chance
• Learn Photography Amidst Breathtaking Views
• Talk of our Town
• Leo the Cat
• Win the Library’s Last Quilt
• Public Art Behind Glass
• High Priority for Senate Race?
• West Point Cadet Chapel Celebrates its Centennial
• Plumbush Survives Fire
• Leftovers for Citizens of West Putnam
• Hoot on the Hudson Sunday at Little Stony Point
• Test Scores Shouldn’t be the Only Criterion
• Nobility in Self- Sacrifice
• Cultural Events
• Is Information ‘Good’? What Will Be its Impact?
• Seasonal Flu Vaccine Clinics for Residents 19 and Older
• New Coach, Approach for Putnam Valley Football
• Weighing the Merits of School Data Transparency
• ‘Strut Your Mutt’ Sept. 19
• Dutchess Stadium to Host ‘Rumble at the Renegades’
• Putnam County Board of Elections
• NOTICE OF FORMATION of URBAN SPACE BROOKLYN, LLC
• NOTICE OF FORMATION OF PROFESSIONAL SERVICE LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY
• SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF PUTNAM
• Candidate Forum TONIGHT
• Village of Cold Spring Historic District Review Board
• Village of Cold Spring-Water
• Putnam Valley Planning Board
• Town of Putnam Valley - Wetlands Notice
• Philipstown Planning Board
• HURRICANE UPDATE INFO FROM FEMA
• HURRICANE UPDATE INFO FROM FEMA
• Fire at Plumbush Inn
• Woods, Wine, Walking at Manitoga on September 11
• Announcements
• Villanova Criticizes Proposed Fire House
• Idea Behind The Mosque Plan
• Boot Stompin’ Barn-Dance Fun at Glynwood’s Gala
• Jammin’ at Tiny Tots Park
• Neuro Support Group Will Meet September 20
• More Than Just a Siren
• Benefit Concert Set for Sunday at Chapel
• Tug & Barge Weekend Steams into Cold Spring September 4-6
• Attention Hunters: New Deer Management Regulations on Tap for 2010-11
• Super Size Me?
• Collaborative Concepts Farm Project 2010
• Putnam Valley School Superintendent Departs
• Westchester Astronomers’ Amateur Night
• We Must Never Forget
• GAC’s ‘Photocentric 2010’ Opens Friday
• Highway Department Installs Philipsebrook Culvert
• Howland Library Offers Fall Programs for Teens
• 2010 ELECTIONS: QUESTIONS FOR CANDIDATES
• Cultural Events
• Tour de Putnam Called Best Yet
• Cancer Center Building Underway at HVHC
• State Passes Dog Licensing Responsibility to Municipalities
• The Cannons Roar Along the Hudson
• Cold Spring Couple Earns Two Masters Degrees
• The beets go on!
• West Point Band Presents 1812 Concert on Sunday
• West Point Band Presents 1812 Concert on Saturday
• Tendy: Taxes Are ‘Unbearably High’
• The Need for Blood Donations Never Takes a Vacation
• Holiday Events at Temple Beth-El in Poughkeepsie
• Philipstown Recreation Department News
• Cancer Center Building Underway at HVHC
• Are Citizens Pleased with Town Boards?
• Taghkanic Chorale Issues Call For Singers
• One-Day Prepared Childbirth Class September 25
• Area Students Earn Binghamton Degrees
• Highway Department Installs Philipsebrook Culvert
• Carrying on an Enterprising Heritage in the Highlands
• Welcome to Beacon Hebrew Alliance High Holy Days
• Central Hudson Customers Warned of Potential Scam
• Howland Book Club Offers September Pageturners
• Fire at Plumbush Inn
• Town Will Trim Benefits
• Reform Synagogue Welcomes in 5771
• From the Chamber
• Putnam Valley Teacher Honored With a Disney Trip
• West Point Band Presents 1812 Concert on Saturday
• Sirens to Sound Less Often
• Religious Services
• Shock, Disbelief at Putnam Man’s Attack on Cab Driver
• Walk with the Monarch Butterflies
• Autumn Day Trips: Woodstock Fine Art Auction is Sunday
• The Historic Mid-Hudson Bridge Turns 80
• Injured Hawk Rescued By Good Samaritans
• Teacher Brings History to Life
• Twin Forts Days: The Assault on Forts Montgomery and Clinton, The Twin Forts of the Popolopen
• Attention Seniors: EPIC Changes Begin Next Month
• New York Wins Race to the Top Funds
• Will the Highlands Embrace the ‘Locavore’ Challenge?
• Don’t Miss the Oktoberfest in September
• Talk of our Town
• Upcoming Wellness Events
• Letters To The Editor Policy
• Howland Chamber Music Circle Begins its 18th Season
• Jackson Edward Pilner
• Scenes from Constitution Island Reenactment Weekend Highway
• You Don’t Know What’s Best for Me
• C O U N T Y O F P U T N A M NOTICE FOR BID NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
• Announcements
• Villanova Criticizes Proposed Fire House
• Idea Behind The Mosque Plan
• Woods, Wine, Walking at Manitoga on September 11
• PHILIPSTOWN NORTH HIGHLANDS FIRE DISTRICT
• Jammin’ at Tiny Tots Park
• Neuro Support Group Will Meet September 20
• More Than Just a Siren
• Boot Stompin’ Barn-Dance Fun at Glynwood’s Gala
• FOR PUTNAM VALLEY RESIDENTS RESIDING IN THE MAHOPAC SCHOOL DISTRICT
• Tug & Barge Weekend Steams into Cold Spring September 4-6
• Attention Hunters: New Deer Management Regulations on Tap for 2010-11
• Super Size Me?
• Benefit Concert Set for Sunday at Chapel
• C O U N T Y O F P U T N A M NOTICE FOR BID NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
• Putnam Valley School Superintendent Departs
• Westchester Astronomers’ Amateur Night
• We Must Never Forget
• Collaborative Concepts Farm Project 2010
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
• Weekend Highway Department Installs Philipsebrook Culvert
• Howland Library Offers Fall Programs for Teens
• 2010 ELECTIONS: QUESTIONS FOR CANDIDATES
• GAC’s ‘Photocentric 2010’ Opens Friday
• INVITATIONS FOR BIDS FOR SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL DUE DATE
• Tour de Putnam Called Best Yet
• Cancer Center Building R Underway at HVHC
• State Passes Dog Licensing Responsibility to Municipalities
• Cultural Events
• NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Budget and Finance Committee
• The Cannons Roar Along the Hudson
• Cold Spring Couple Earns Two Masters Degrees
• The beets go on!
• West Point Band Presents 1812 Concert on Sunday
• C O U N T Y O F P U T N A M NOTICE FOR BID NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
• Tendy: Taxes Are ‘Unbearably High’
• The Need for Blood Donations Never Takes a Vacation
• Holiday Events at Temple Beth-El in Poughkeepsie
• Philipstown Recreation Department News
• PHILIPSTOWN NORTH HIGHLANDS FIRE DISTRICT
• Are Citizens Pleased with Town Boards?
• Taghkanic Chorale Issues Call For Singers
• One-Day Prepared Childbirth Class September 25
• Area Students Earn Binghamton Degrees
• FOR PUTNAM VALLEY RESIDENTS RESIDING IN THE MAHOPAC SCHOOL DISTRICT
• Carrying on an Enterprising Heritage in the Highlands
• Welcome to Beacon Hebrew Alliance High Holy Days
• Central Hudson Customers Warned of Potential Scam
• Howland Book Club Offers September Pageturners
• Town Will Trim Benefits
• Reform Synagogue Welcomes in 5771
• From the Chamber
• Putnam Valley Teacher Honored With a Disney Trip
• Sirens to Sound Less Often
• Religious Services
• Shock, Disbelief at Putnam Man’s Attack on Cab Driver
• Walk with the Monarch Butterflies
• C O U N T Y O F P U T N A M NOTICE FOR BID NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
• The Historic Mid-Hudson Bridge Turns 80
• Injured Hawk Rescued By Good Samaritans
• Teacher Brings History to Life
• Autumn Day Trips: Woodstock Fine Art Auction is Sunday
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
• Attention Seniors: EPIC Changes Begin Next Month
• New York Wins Race to the Top Funds
• Will the Highlands Embrace the ‘Locavore’ Challenge?
• Twin Forts Days: The Assault on Forts Montgomery and Clinton, The Twin Forts of the Popolopen
• INVITATIONS FOR BIDS FOR SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL DUE DATE
• Talk of our Town
• Upcoming Wellness Events
• Letters To The Editor Policy
• Don’t Miss the Oktoberfest in September
• NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Budget and Finance Committee
• Jackson Edward Pilner
• Scenes from Constitution Island Reenactment Weekend Highway
• You Don’t Know What’s Best for Me
• Howland Chamber Music Circle Begins its 18th Season
• 90-41 REALTY, LLC
• Putnam Valley High School Names New Interim Principal
• Labor Department Launches New Site for Job Searchers
• Supporting Gouldman
• Cultural Events
• PUPPALOON LLC
• Senator Leibell Has Staying Power
• Forbes Ranks West Point in Top 5
• North Highlands Re-Vote?
• GARRISON SCHOOL DISTRICT
• Garrison Schools Tax Notice
• Odell is a Wild Card in Putnam Politics
• Hospital to Create Minimally Invasive Center of Excellence
• Shame on Borkowski
• HALDANE CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT TRANSPORTATION SCHEDULE 2010-11
• Butterfield Library Bid Notice
• Putnam Likes Schools, Dislikes Taxes
• Free Pets and the Newborn Class at Putnam Hospital
• Back to School Health Tips
• Jerome H. Allen
• Beer & Wine License
• Supporting Warriors Who Return—and the Families of Those Who Don’t
• From the Chamber
• 2010 ELECTIONS: QUESTIONS FOR CANDIDATES
• Harry R. Williams Jr.
• Haldane Tax Collection
• Tomatoes: A Long History of Getting Fresh
• Cold Spring Club Welcomes New Lions
• Backyard Bugs! at Nature Center
• Edith Mary Adamson
• Superintendents Size up the New School Year
• Can Buddhism Offer Climate Solutions?
• What’s New at Family and Community Services?
• Big Talk, Big Spending
• ‘Tug & Barge’ Weekend Set for September 4-6
• Religious Services
• Extension Program Offers Families Access to Gardens, Classes, and Fresh Food
• Encouragement to Fight On
• Ball, Katz Call For Term Limits
• Putnam’s Unemployment Numbers Increase
• Lyme Disease Update
• The Joy of Petitioning
• Going Silent in the War of Words
• Putnam to Pursue Purchase of Butterfield Hospital Property
• DEC Announces 2010-11 Waterfowl Season Dates
• Committee is Effective
• Comprehensive Plan Debuts Next Month
• Talk of our Town
• Sign up Now for PHC Reservoir Classic Race
• Correcting Chiera & Liotti
• Stony Point Lighthouse Cruise Set for October
• Rain Doesn’t Dampen Weekend Fun in Town
• Gabriel Claudio Marzollo
• Volkssport Club of West Point Strides Into Fall
• Standing Up for Principles
• Doansburg Orchestra Will Close Chamber Season
• Request for Quotes for Sidewalk Construction
• Announcements
• Signs of Life
• Mosque and 9/11 Memorial
• Boscobel Lecture: Currier & Ives on the Hudson
• PVCSD Tax Notice
• Positioning for Power
• Where in the County is the PCN&R?
• Time To Be Courageous?
• Actor’s Habitat: The Frogs
• Putnam County Purchasing
• Haldane Grad seriously Injured in Spain
• Fighting Flies with Water?
• Vote For Vinnie
• Barge Weekend Features Floating Contra Dancing
• Town of Philipstown Public Hearing
• Awkward Silence Leaves Unanswered Questions
• Pow Wow Draws An Enthusiastic Crowd
• Voting For Katz
• Bargains from the Desmond- Fish Library Book Sale
• Jerome H. Allen
• Edith Mary Adamson
• Harry R. Williams Jr.
• A New Fire Truck in North Highlands
• Ignoring Leibell
• Starway to Heaven Star Party
• THE FLOWER HEN, LLC
• Village Switches to Catskill Aqueduct for Water Supply
• Last Chance to Write About the September Primaries!
• Join Pop Warner at Michie Stadium
• Local Law #12
• Village Goes to the Videotape
• County’s Charter Review Moving at Full Throttle
• Philipstown Recreation Department News
• Town of Putnam Valley NOTICE WT8/2010
• Sheriff’s Office Gets High Marks from Citizens
• Boscobel’s Garden Club Intern is Jimmy Meekins
• Route 9 Crash Sends Several People to the Hospital
• NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held
• Leibell: Time to be Courageous
• Lake Peekskill Home Destroyed by Fire
• Putnam Valley Man Accused of Attacking State Trooper
• Local Law #14
• Plan for Village’s Future to be Ready in Near Future
• Barber Wins Scholarship
• The Merchant of Route 9
• Introduce sterile triploid grass carp to Roaring Brook Lake
• State Warns of Town’s ‘Fiscal Stress’
• Religious Services
• “A COLONEL IN LOVE”
• TOWN OF PUTNAM VALLEY ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
• ‘Arbitrary and Capricious’
• Garrison Ambulance R’s Corps July Report
• Loretta Travis Services Announced
• RFB-35-10 WINTER TYPE SAND
• Herbs: Carpe diem!
• Philipstown Residents Turn Out In Force to Donate Blood
• Mary C. Mele
• Local Law # 15
• Constitution Island’s Reenactment Weekend
• Talk of our Town
• Donald D. Lusk
• Candidate Question of the Week
• Local Law # 13
• Backyard Baby Birds Pose for Photo
• Joshua Harold Phillips
• State Legislature Acts on Green Bills
• Ikenobo Floral Art on the Hudson
• Historic Fireboat Docks at Cold Spring
• From the Chamber
• Slinging Mud at Ball
• West Point’s Music Under the Stars: ‘Kind of Blue’
• RFB-40-10 – DREW LAKE SENIOR CENTER
• Announcements
• “All Seats Are Filled”
• Book Signing by Local Children’s Playwright Raises the Curtain on New School Year
• Philipstown-North Highlands Fire District
• Haldane Considers Comprehensive Energy Reform
• Chaos Lies in The Eye of The Beholder
• Garrison Art Center’s 41st Annual Fine Arts & Crafts Fair is Here
• ‘A Sad Day For Law Enforcement’
• Correcting Ms. Monroe’s Innacuracies
• Cultural Events
• Village of Cold Spring Announcements
• Somers Supervisor Murphy Seeks Leibell’s Senate Seat
• Why I Support Borkowski
• Putnam Hospital’s Rojas Golf Tourney Set for September
• NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF LOCAL LAW #6-2010
• THE FLOWER HEN, LLC
• A New Fire Truck in North Highlands
• Ignoring Leibell
• Starway to Heaven Star Party
• Local Law #12
• Village Switches to Catskill Aqueduct for Water Supply
• Last Chance to Write About the September Primaries!
• Join Pop Warner at Michie Stadium
• Town of Putnam Valley NOTICE WT8/2010
• Village Goes to the Videotape
• County’s Charter Review Moving at Full Throttle
• Philipstown Recreation Department News
• NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held
• Sheriff’s Office Gets High Marks from Citizens
• Boscobel’s Garden Club Intern is Jimmy Meekins
• Route 9 Crash Sends Several People to the Hospital
• Local Law #14
• Leibell: Time to be Courageous
• Lake Peekskill Home Destroyed by Fire
• Putnam Valley Man Accused of Attacking State Trooper
• Introduce sterile triploid grass carp to Roaring Brook Lake
• Plan for Village’s Future to be Ready in Near Future
• Barber Wins Scholarship
• The Merchant of Route 9
• TOWN OF PUTNAM VALLEY ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
• State Warns of Town’s ‘Fiscal Stress’
• Religious Services
• “A COLONEL IN LOVE”
• RFB-35-10 WINTER TYPE SAND
• ‘Arbitrary and Capricious’
• Garrison Ambulance R’s Corps July Report
• Loretta Travis Services Announced
• Local Law # 15
• Herbs: Carpe diem!
• Philipstown Residents Turn Out In Force to Donate Blood
• Mary C. Mele
• Local Law # 13
• Constitution Island’s Reenactment Weekend
• Talk of our Town
• Donald D. Lusk
• Backyard Baby Birds Pose for Photo
• Joshua Harold Phillips
• State Legislature Acts on Green Bills
• Ikenobo Floral Art on the Hudson
• Historic Fireboat Docks at Cold Spring
• From the Chamber
• Slinging Mud at Ball
• West Point’s Music Under the Stars: ‘Kind of Blue’
• RFB-40-10 – DREW LAKE SENIOR CENTER
• Announcements
• “All Seats Are Filled”
• Book Signing by Local Children’s Playwright Raises the Curtain on New School Year
• Philipstown-North Highlands Fire District
• Haldane Considers Comprehensive Energy Reform
• Chaos Lies in The Eye of The Beholder
• Garrison Art Center’s 41st Annual Fine Arts & Crafts Fair is Here
• Village of Cold Spring Announcements
• ‘A Sad Day For Law Enforcement’
• Correcting Ms. Monroe’s Innacuracies
• Cultural Events
• NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF LOCAL LAW #6-2010
• Somers Supervisor Murphy Seeks Leibell’s Senate Seat
• Why I Support Borkowski
• Putnam Hospital’s Rojas Golf Tourney Set for September
• Local Girls Shine at Horse Show
• Lake Peekskill Family Day
• Sally Crane
• Old Fashioned Painting Party at Glynwood
• Paddling Quietly Though the Highlands
• Cell Phone Violations Escalate
• Jack Harrington
• New Works by Ellen A. Lewis at RiverWinds Gallery
• Forest Pest Awareness Month in New York State is August
• Birmingham: Reform Appointment Process
• Marion Royael Gallery Presents ‘Uncommon Sense’
• Sound the Alarm
• Chamber Music Series Keeps on Swinging
• County Continues to Fund Stormwater Retrofit Program
• West Point Concert Band Presents ‘America!’ Concert
• Judge: Grigoroff’s Confession to Stand
• Photo
• Putnam Joins MTA Tax Lawsuit
• Vendors Wanted for ‘Boot Sale’ Flea Market
• Board Discusses Proposed Greenway Compact
• From the Chamber
• Ball Says It’s Up to You
• Art Inspired by Tibetan Homes, Myanmar Prayer Houses
• BOND RESOLUTION OF THE COUNTY OF PUTNAM
• Religious Services
• Murphy Needs to Stop the Negativity
• Knit Together at Howland Library
• The Village of Nelsonville's Annual Financial Statement
• An Eagle’s Eye View
• Gun Owners Trust Greg Ball
• Cultural Events
• BOND RESOLUTION OF THE COUNTY OF PUTNAM
• Talk of our Town
• Leibell Supports Family Farms
• Marcinak Places in Pony Club Nationals
• NOTICE TO BIDDERS
• ANNOUNCEMENT
• Republican Committee in Chaos?
• Internships Available in Assemblywoman’s Office
• ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
• The Race is On
• Clarifying What Planners Do
• Kyle Downey is Garden Club Intern at Manitoga
• Philipstown’s Enterprising History
• More Businesses for Main Street?
• Creations by Kids Who Love to Build at Butterfield
• Voelp Graduates from University of Rochester
• Ikenobo Floral Art Captivates Crowd
• Strong Lead for Leibell
• The Most Fascinating Fossils at the Hudson Highlands Nature Museum in Cornwall
• Damsels and Dragons
• Imagine Creating Art in the Digital Age
• Robert E. Lee: Warrior or Scoundrel?
• PHC’s Rojas Golf Tourney Set for September
• Loretta Travis
• Historic Site Offers 18th Century Music
• Corn, con gusto!
• Cold Spring Lions Club Welcomes Mindy Jesek
• Ann Schatzle
• Desmond-Fish Library Book Sale Opens August 20
• The Cycle of Recovery and Renewal at St. Christopher’s
• Mahopac Chamber’s Expensive New Digs
• James Edward Hobgood
• August Movies at the Paramount in Peekskill
• Local Girls Shine at Horse Show
• Lake Peekskill Family Day
• Sally Crane
• Old Fashioned Painting Party at Glynwood
• Paddling Quietly Though the Highlands
• Cell Phone Violations Escalate
• Jack Harrington
• New Works by Ellen A. Lewis at RiverWinds Gallery
• Sound the Alarm
• Forest Pest Awareness Month in New York State is August
• Birmingham: Reform Appointment Process
• Marion Royael Gallery Presents ‘Uncommon Sense’
• Judge: Grigoroff’s Confession to Stand
• Chamber Music Series Keeps on Swinging
• County Continues to Fund Stormwater Retrofit Program
• West Point Concert Band Presents ‘America!’ Concert
• Board Discusses Proposed Greenway Compact
• Photo
• Putnam Joins MTA Tax Lawsuit
• Vendors Wanted for ‘Boot Sale’ Flea Market
• BOND RESOLUTION OF THE COUNTY OF PUTNAM
• From the Chamber
• Ball Says It’s Up to You
• Art Inspired by Tibetan Homes, Myanmar Prayer Houses
• The Village of Nelsonville's Annual Financial Statement
• Religious Services
• Murphy Needs to Stop the Negativity
• Knit Together at Howland Library
• BOND RESOLUTION OF THE COUNTY OF PUTNAM
• An Eagle’s Eye View
• Gun Owners Trust Greg Ball
• Cultural Events
• BOND RESOLUTION OF THE COUNTY OF PUTNAM
• Talk of our Town
• Leibell Supports Family Farms
• Marcinak Places in Pony Club Nationals
• NOTICE TO BIDDERS
• ANNOUNCEMENT
• Republican Committee in Chaos?
• Internships Available in Assemblywoman’s Office
• ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
• The Race is On
• Clarifying What Planners Do
• Kyle Downey is Garden Club Intern at Manitoga
• Philipstown’s Enterprising History
• More Businesses for Main Street?
• Creations by Kids Who Love to Build at Butterfield
• Voelp Graduates from University of Rochester
• Ikenobo Floral Art Captivates Crowd
• Strong Lead for Leibell
• The Most Fascinating Fossils at the Hudson Highlands Nature Museum in Cornwall
• Damsels and Dragons
• Imagine Creating Art in the Digital Age
• Robert E. Lee: Warrior or Scoundrel?
• PHC’s Rojas Golf Tourney Set for September
• Loretta Travis
• Historic Site Offers 18th Century Music
• Corn, con gusto!
• Cold Spring Lions Club Welcomes Mindy Jesek
• Ann Schatzle
• Desmond-Fish Library Book Sale Opens August 20
• The Cycle of Recovery and Renewal at St. Christopher’s
• Mahopac Chamber’s Expensive New Digs
• James Edward Hobgood
• August Movies at the Paramount in Peekskill
• Village of Cold Spring Historic District Review Board
• From the Chamber
• Great Hudson Paddle Due at Dockside Thursday
• ‘BACK 2 SCHOOL’ Show at Belle Levine Art Center
• NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF LOCAL LAW #5-2010
• From Philipstown to Cooperstown
• Notice
• Preparing for the Desmond-Fish Library Book Sale
• Town of Putnam Valley Planning Board NOTICE
• Cold Spring Triathlon Set for September 19
• Ball’s Ex-Girlfriend Cries Foul
• Boscobel Gallery Talks on Currier & Ives
• James Edward Hobgood
• Lion of the Year: Donna Tiffany
• Audrey Froats is Garden Club Intern at Stonecrop
• Cultural Events
• Religious Services
• Midnight Swim Leads to Fines
• Cannon Up for NCAA Honors
• Chopper in Cold Spring
• DEC Seeks Participants for Summer Turkey Survey
• Butterfield’s Crash Course Computer Classes Continue
• Experience Stony Point Battlefield at Night
• Judge to Rule on Grigoroff Confession
• Haldane Middle School 4th Quarter Honor Roll
• Garden Day at Constitution Island: A Perfect Day in Every Way
• FDR Library Exhibit Marks 75th Anniversary of Social Security Administration
• Haldane High School 4th Quarter Honor Roll
• Hundreds of Pages of Guidelines Quietly Attached to 110-page Zoning Draft
• Leibell Goes After Odell
• Help for Your August Garden: The Half-hour Mini-Harvest
• Talk of our Town
• Limongello Celebrates 10 Years with Putnam ARC
• How New Zoning Code will Affect Boaters
• LORETTA A. TRAVIS
• Survey: Putnam is Over Taxed
• In Response to Mr. Gibson
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
• Out of the Ashes
• Get Government Out of The Way
• Stargazing with the Amateur Astronomers
• Putnam Valley Wetlands Application
• Justice’s Wife Named Clerk
• Junior Firefighters is a Wonderful Experience
• Who Are Those Noisy Insects?
• RFB 40-10 DREW LAKE SENIOR CENTER GENERAL CONSTRUCTION
• Gentlemen Warriors or Traitorous Scoundrels?
• Municipal Consolidation of Facilities
• Historic Boats and Barges Coming to Cold Spring
• RFB-31-10 THREE BUSES
• Tracing the Tracks of a Traitor
• Celebrating National Health Center Week
• Virtuoso Terry Champlin & Friends at Chapel of Our Lady
• ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHIMNEY LINING INSTALLATION
• Books: Lost Arrowheads and Broken Pottery
• Cold Spring’s Entrepreneurial Roots
• ‘Call & Response:’ A Jazz and Art Installation
• Garden Day at Constitution Island: A Perfect Day in Every Way
• FDR Library Exhibit Marks 75th Anniversary of Social Security Administration
• Haldane High School 4th Quarter Honor Roll
• Hundreds of Pages of Guidelines Quietly Attached to 110-page Zoning Draft
• Leibell Goes After Odell
• Help for Your August Garden: The Half-hour Mini-Harvest
• Talk of our Town
• Limongello Celebrates 10 Years with Putnam ARC
• How New Zoning Code will Affect Boaters
• LORETTA A. TRAVIS
• Survey: Putnam is Over Taxed
• In Response to Mr. Gibson
• Stargazing with the Amateur Astronomers
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
• Out of the Ashes
• Get Government Out of The Way
• Who Are Those Noisy Insects?
• Putnam Valley Wetlands Application
• Justice’s Wife Named Clerk
• Junior Firefighters is a Wonderful Experience
• RFB 40-10 DREW LAKE SENIOR CENTER GENERAL CONSTRUCTION
• Gentlemen Warriors or Traitorous Scoundrels?
• Municipal Consolidation of Facilities
• Historic Boats and Barges Coming to Cold Spring
• RFB-31-10 THREE BUSES
• Tracing the Tracks of a Traitor
• Celebrating National Health Center Week
• Virtuoso Terry Champlin & Friends at Chapel of Our Lady
• ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHIMNEY LINING INSTALLATION
• Books: Lost Arrowheads and Broken Pottery
• Cold Spring’s Entrepreneurial Roots
• ‘Call & Response:’ A Jazz and Art Installation
• Village of Cold Spring Historic District Review Board
• From the Chamber
• Great Hudson Paddle Due at Dockside Thursday
• ‘BACK 2 SCHOOL’ Show at Belle Levine Art Center
• NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF LOCAL LAW #5-2010
• From Philipstown to Cooperstown
• Notice
• Preparing for the Desmond-Fish Library Book Sale
• Town of Putnam Valley Planning Board NOTICE
• Cold Spring Triathlon Set for September 19
• Ball’s Ex-Girlfriend Cries Foul
• Boscobel Gallery Talks on Currier & Ives
• James Edward Hobgood
• Lion of the Year: Donna Tiffany
• Audrey Froats is Garden Club Intern at Stonecrop
• Cultural Events
• Religious Services
• Midnight Swim Leads to Fines
• Cannon Up for NCAA Honors
• Chopper in Cold Spring
• DEC Seeks Participants for Summer Turkey Survey
• Butterfield’s Crash Course Computer Classes Continue
• Experience Stony Point Battlefield at Night
• Judge to Rule on Grigoroff Confession
• Haldane Middle School 4th Quarter Honor Roll
• Putnam County's First Covered Bridge
• Planning Board Public Hearing
• Sesquicentennial Celebration
• Battle Of The Books - Book-Based Competition

Americantowns.com Sitemap