Author: David Propper

The Patrick Castaldo police brutality case has come to a close, with the former Putnam County Sheriff investigator taking a plea that his defense attorney called “vindication” Thursday morning. Inside the county courthouse, Castaldo agreed to plead guilty to harassment

This year, The Year of the Millennial, the Marketplace which will be held from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. just prior to the presentation of the Putnam County Legislature and the County Executive’s State of the County Address will be

The Putnam County Visitor’s Bureau board chairman was in Village of Cold Spring court Wednesday afternoon, where he pleaded not guilty to swiping copies of The New York Times from a local merchant. Cold Spring resident and former village board

By Neal Rentz The Patterson Town Board voted unanimously for a series of resolutions related to the creation of a town emergency medical services program during the Feb. 8 meeting. The board agreed to hire Justin Flynn as emergency medical

By Anna Young Common Core, the controversial learning standards that have been a point of contention since its inception in 2011, was brought into question at Carmel’s Board of Education meeting Tuesday night. Members of the community spoke out urging

Closing the chapter on the Patterson Volunteer Fire Department scandal, ex- treasurer Albert Melin was sentenced to 33 months in prison by a federal judge Friday. Melin, who pled guilty to fraud and tax charges stemming from his embezzlement of more

Starting this year, Putnam County is changing the way it unloads homes under its control. If a foreclosed home now owned by the county isn’t sold within a year using the multiple listing service, the property will then go to

The Putnam County District Attorney Office announced last week that First Assistant District Attorney, Chana Krauss, received the Robert M. Morgenthau Award at the 2017 District Attorney Association of New York (DAASNY) Annual Conference in Manhattan. “I couldn’t be more