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WEBResponse to Montuori’s Op-Ed. September 24, 2024. To The Editor: Mr. Joe Montuori’s Op-Ed post of 9/11/2024 was very much spot on. He is right to sound... Have something to say? Send your letters to [email protected]. The Putnam County News and Recorder. Philipstown and Cold Spring New York.
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WEBOctober 01, 2024. By Eric Gross. Putnam shoppers were apparently in a buying mood in August since the county collected $6.9 million in sales tax receipts, $355,000 more than in August 2023. This year, consumers are getting a break on their clothing purchases resulting from county lawmakers providing an exemption from sales tax for certain ...
Obituaries - The Putnam County News & Recorder
WEBSep 15, 2024 · Nina Berry Gerosa. August 6, 1956 – June 30, 2024. September 10, 2024. Nina Berry Gerosa died Sunday June 30, 2024, from complications with metastatic brain cancer. She passed peacefully in home hospice and drifted away in the company of friends and family. Nina was born in Charlottesville, Virginia …
Fahnestock State Park Expands - The Putnam County News
WEB1 day ago · One of Putnam’s most magnificent natural resources, Fahnestock State Park, has expanded by 763 acres. The scenic and undeveloped parcel located in both Putnam and southern Dutchess counties is one of the largest privately-owned undeveloped blocks in the Hudson Highlands region. At a news conference last Thursday, Governor Kathy Hochul said “protecting open space and
Front Page - The Putnam County News & Recorder
WEBSep 24, 2024 · Dr. Ruth’s Putnam County Lake House for Rent. Sex therapist Dr. Ruth Westheimer’s home on Lake Oscawana in Putnam Valley is on the rental market for $6,500 per month. The noted sex therapist died in July at the age of 96. The 2,500 square foot home contains three bedrooms and two baths. Putnam Valley Supervisor Jackie Annabi said the home ...
Hochul Signs Slater Legislation Benefiting Kent and Putnam Valley
WEB1 day ago · Legislation introduced by Putnam Assemblyman Matt Slater was signed into law last week by Governor Kathy Hochul that will directly benefit the Towns of Kent and Putnam Valley. The newly-enacted laws aim to enhance recreational spaces while generating revenue for community investments. The bills permit the lease of sports field fences for advertisements, with all revenues earmarked for the care ...
Vaccination Advice - The Putnam County News & Recorder
WEBSep 17, 2024 · Vaccination Advice. September 17, 2024. To The Editor: In last week’s PCNR, it was reported that Cold Spring’s Village Hall had to be closed due to Covid-19. We are now in the middle of a late summer Covid-19 infection wave. Fortunately, CDC has recently approved 3 new improved vaccines that are …
New Lake Carmel Footbridge to Become Reality
WEB1 day ago · October 08, 2024. By Eric Gross. A new Lake Carmel footbridge, commonly known as the Memorial Park Bridge on Terry Hill Road South, is expected to be installed next month, ending a long history of repairs and replacement of former wooden structures. During an interview with Kent Highway Superintendent Richard Othmer last …
Lawler: Putnam Projects, Including PV Sewer, Will Benefit from …
WEBMar 12, 2024 · Several major infrastructure projects benefiting residents of both eastern and western Putnam County have received a massive infusion of funds thanks to the efforts of Congressman Mike Lawler. Lawler, a Republican, whose 17th Congressional District encompasses all of Putnam and Rockland counties in addition to sections of Dutchess and Westchester, secured $36 million in Community Project ...
After Long Delays, Peekskill Hollow Road Project is Back on Track
WEBAug 8, 2023 · Last Wednesday, nearly 100 Putnam Valley residents gathered to hear long-awaited updates on the Peekskill Hollow Road Construction Project. Putnam County Executive Kevin Byrne, who hosted the meeting at the Putnam Valley Fire House, was joined by the project’s new contractor, ELQ Industries, as well as other town and county representatives. They answered some of the community’s many ...