The Church on the Hill is ready to defend itself against complaints that the chimes at the historic landmark church should be silenced, Pastor Tim Greco says, calling it a matter of religious freedom. More...
The Putnam County SPCA is investigating a case of animal abuse. Putnam County Sheriff’s Department personnel were summoned to Bird Lane near Old Albany Post Road in Garrison Thursday evening where a female poodle-cocker spaniel mixed dog More...
Labor Day weekend is coming up and this Friday will be the Full Corn Moon. Now when the alarm rings, it is still dark outside and crickets are going full blast. More...
Thursday , August 30 Tenbrooks Molly The Silver Spoon, 124 Main St., Cold Spring Silverspooncoldspring.com Friday , August 31 34 mornings Whistling Willie’s, 184 Main Street, Cold Spring whistlingwillies.com Saturday , September 1 The Spinners More...
It was Lions day at the Guiding Eyes for the Blind in Yorktown and the Cold Spring Lions Club were out in force to lend support. Lions Henry and Adele Stern along with Lion Suzanne Willis presented a $1,000 check to the cause. More...
Laughs, smiles, and camera flashes were the order of the afternoon on Friday as Dr. Peter Gergely debuted two new books in his “Addy” series at the Butterfield Library. More...
“An absolutely great experience, so different from everyday life!” is how Joseph Schmidt, an entering senior at O’Neill High School, described his Philipstown Garden Club internship with Hudson River Sloop Clearwater Inc. More...
Haldane volleyball players staged a bake sale this past weekend outside Foodtown. Participants included volleyball mom Lori Garrison, Nicole Etta, Melissa Tringali, Claudia Percacciolo, Lauren Etta and Kaitlyn Phillips. Elizabeth Ailes More...
Because of the prominence given the Mayor’s letter regarding the Butterfield Hospital building, I feel compelled to address the misrepresentation of my comments in what he stated. More...
To the Editor: Most of the commentary we hear these days regarding municipal workers and services is negative; about jobs poorly done or left unattended for long periods. When jobs are done correctly, it often goes unnoticed. More...
In 1999, the psychological horror film, The Blair Witch Project, hit the theaters, and became an instant hit that went on to gross over $248 million at the box office, making it one of the most successful independent movies of all time, More...
Seniors and Post Office at Risk as Butterfield Debate Stalls on Saving Old Hospital
By Tim Greco
It could be called a stroke of genius or a descent into madness: bringing representatives of three of Cold Spring’s boards together to try to come to a meeting of the minds on the Butterfield project. More...
A crew on Main Street in Nelsonville covers up the plastic piping that will be used to divert Cold Spring drinking water during the massive water main relining project that is underway now from Fishk More...
Cold Spring Water Superintendent Gregory R. Phillips updated the board Tuesday night on the water main relining project. Phillips said the crews were finishing up the above-ground pipe laying in Nelsonville. More...
The driver of a speeding car in Mahopac Falls who fled into a wooded area when stopped by police was taken into custody due to the efforts of his mother. Carmel Police said the incident took place last week at 9:45 p.m. More...
The Nelsonville Board of Trustees met last week in the Village Hall and Mayor Tom Corless presided over an unusually busy agenda. Village Trustees Ande Merante and Will Duncan along with Village Clerk Pauline Minners were present. More...
Wednesday August 29 7:30pm Garrison School Board Special Meeting 7:30pm Philipstown Board Weekly Workshop Friday August 31 Haldane Superintendent’s Conference Day More...
With school bells ushering in the new term next week and the dog days of summer soon to be only a memory, Putnam County Health Department officials have urged the public to begin re-evaluating practices that impact children’s health for the nex More...
American Revolution and Civil War reenactors from across several states converged on Constitution Island on Saturday for its annual Reenactment Day. More...
On Sept. 8 from 5-7 pm, the Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art in New Paltz will host a public reception for two new exhibitions, including Russel Wright: The Nature of Design, curated by Donald Albrecht and Dianne Pierce. More...
Can there be an irony more delicious than someone who lives on “Parsonage Street” complaining about the noise of the chimes from a nearby church? Even in Cold Spring, a community of many ironies, the answer surely is no. More...
Scientific discoveries have led to great achievements in public health. For more than 200 years, vaccine development has kept people free from dreadful diseases. More...
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