Author: David Propper

By David Propper and Martin Wilbur  Falk Ready to Fight for Progressive Values at State Level For the past several years, Andrew Falk believes he has continued to fight for middle class and working class folks that don’t have a

By Rick Pezzullo and Neal Rentz The incumbent state senator in the 40th District and his potential Democratic opponent held separate press conferences on the same day last week advocating the passage of different legislation concerning sexual predators and their

We know your life is busy and you can’t always get to the library. So our staff members are leaving the library to meet you while you’re on the move! During the week of September 12, we will be setting

“Don’t wait, communicate, make your emergency plan today” is the returning theme of National Preparedness Month which kicks off September 1. This year in Putnam County, the 13th annual observance is getting added attention with the growing efforts of the

For the second time this month, there was more cross-talking and even cross- shouting between Putnam County legislators and residents from Cold Spring and Garrison with the proposed senior center at the Butterfield redevelopment the center of contention. With Garrison

A group of local residents expressed concern and outright opposition to Putnam County’s plan to construct a cell tower during an Aug. 24 Carmel Town Board meeting. The county is seeking to put up a new 180-foot tall tower on

Southeast Supervisor Tony Hay held nothing back when addressing the Barrett Hill housing proposal during a public hearing last week that raised tensions on the town board. While comments from residents and the development team, including principal developer Harold Lelper,

A longtime Town of Philipstown judge, who faced judicial complaints, is resigning from his position, officials announced Thursday. Alan Steiner, who is the Philipstown justice and acting Village of Cold Spring justice, has notified town and village officials of his