DEC Begins Testing at Waterfront The New York State DEC began test borings to determine the extent of contamination in the area near the Boat Club and old Lumberyard in Cold Spring last week. More...
Project could take five years and exceed $1 million
by Dean Howell
At their May 10 monthly meeting, the Cold Spring Village Board of Trustees heard the latest on plans for the Loretto Rest property in the Village. More...
Ronald A. McConville, age 94, died on May 13, 2005 in Cortlandt Manor. The former Mayor of the Village of Cold Spring and lifelong resident, McConville lived at 1 White Hill Place. More...
On Saturday, May 21, between 8:30 and 10 am, the Cold Spring Fire Company will be holding a training session on Main St. in the Village. The north side of the street will be closed to traffic from the light to the railroad tracks. More...
Through the annals of American Civil War, history has of major general Daniel A. Butterfield as having prompted averse feelings from any number of fellow officers. More...
This letter is addressed to the Garrison Community. I write to comment upon the rash, rush to judgment in my April 29th letter to the News of the Highlands. Upon reflection, I feel the tone was unnecessarily harsh and divisive. More...
Its been a rough and tumble, enthusiastic spring of serious play for the 7th and 8th grade boys of Garrison and Cold Spring. After their opening victory in the historic game of April 11, the Cougars have been on the road. More...
Coast Guard Auxiliary recognized during National Safe Boating Week
by Maria Theodore Leiter
Putnam County Legislators showed their support for Veterans during their May 3 monthly meeting with a proclamation honoring the 2005 Sale of Buddy Poppies. More...
The May 11 meeting of the Garrison Board of Education clearly established that the divisiveness of the non-resident tuition issue between Garrison and Highland Falls and the responsibility of payment for the tuition of the St. More...
The Cold Spring Fire Department and Police were called out early Wednesday morning, May 11th to Fair Street in the Village to investigate reports of a truck colliding with a tree. More...
Matthew Steltz has been awarded Writer of the Year by the College of St. Rose Chronicle Newspaper. Matthew was recognized because of his dedication and accomplishments in journalism. More...
The Center for Environmental Education (CEE) at Putnam/Northern Westchester Board of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES) was recently awarded $10,929 as part of New York State More...
Dr. Robert A.F. Thurman will be conducting a program at the Chuang Yen Monastery on Friday, May 27th. From 3 - 5 pm, Thurman will hold a question and answer session on the Vimalakirti Sutra. More...
On Saturday, June 18, the Franciscan Sisters of the Atonement at Graymoor in Garrison, will host Jubilee celebration for four of their Sisters. The four women will be honored for their years of ministry as Franciscan Sisters of the Atonement. More...
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