News from The Putnam Examiner, covering Brewster-Southeast, Cold Spring-Philipstown, Kent, Mahopac-Carmel, Patterson, Putnam Valley, Putnam County, NY.
Putnam County Legislature Chairwoman Ginny Nacerino joined other Patterson residents in criticizing the MTA’s plan to construct a police monopole on Route 164 at the June 8 town board meeting. In his Sept. 23, 2015 letter to the town, Michael
Read MoreOn Tuesday, June 7, Mahopac Central School District residents approved the Mahopac Public Library budget by a margin of 252 votes. The final tally was 311 in favor of the budget, 59 opposed. Voters also elected three candidates to the
Read MoreA plan to construct a recreation center in Putnam Valley is moving forward. At their June 1 meeting the town board agreed to schedule a vote on June 8 to approve a $98,100 contract with Architectural Visions PLLC The firm
Read MoreBarbara Evans’ daughter was about to start a new chapter in her school career. About to start her freshman year at Brewster High School last September, she had already toured the school and Brewster officials had given her a class schedule. Then, just
Read MoreThe following is a press release from the Putnam County Sheriff’s Office Putnam County Sheriff Donald B. Smith reports that a Patterson man who was reported missing late yesterday (June 1st) was found dead today in an apparent suicide. Mr.
Read MoreA candidate for the New York State Senate, Debbie Carter Costello, announced she’s suspending her campaign for the 40th senate district last Sunday, setting up a Democratic primary between the two remaining Democrats. Carter Costello, a Cortlandt councilwoman, said in
Read MoreMahopac resident Mike Dacey doesn’t mind talking about his battle with testicular cancer. While others might be hesitant to discuss a sensitive topic, Dacey is open and relaxed when describing his experience. The more someone talks about their own story,
Read MoreBy Neal Rentz A proposal to extend Camp Herrlich’s contract with Putnam County for decades and allow the camp to reduce its lease payments to pay the mortgage on the new building it is seeking to construct was addressed at
Read MoreBattling through criticism from some residents and property owners over the last several months, the Brewster Board of Trustees approved the village’s Urban Renewal Plan last week in hopes of rebooting lagging parts of the village. According to a press
Read MoreOn Saturday, June 4th at 8 p.m. Tompkins Corners Cultural Center will present Jay Ungar and Molly Mason in Concert. Jay and Molly are no strangers to the Hudson Valley; they have been active as musicians, presenters and sponsors for
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