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The Kent Town Board will be functioning with only four members for the next several months following the resignation earlier this month of Councilwoman Noelle Botte. Botte, who was appointed to the board in February to fill a vacancy after
Read moreA public hearing on a proposed amendment to the Kent Town Code extending a temporary land use moratorium prohibiting mining is scheduled to be held next week. The proposed local law was introduced to the Kent Town Board Aug. 2
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Three familiar faces in local government will be squaring off June 28 in a pivotal Democratic primary for the 95th Assembly seat being vacated by Sandy Galef, who is retiring at the end of the year. Vying for the key
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By Rick Pezzullo The Kent Town Board recently appointed Noelle Botte to fill a vacancy created by the election of former Councilwoman Jaime McGlasson as supervisor. Botte, a Republican, finished fourth in the five-candidate race for two Town Board seats
Read moreThe towns of Kent and Putnam Valley have been awarded federal funding for the planning and design of projects slated to improve dam safety. The two Putnam County municipalities were among nine in the Mid-Hudson, Capital and Southern Tier regions
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Croton-on-Hudson Police Department Jan. 6: A Truesdale Drive resident reported at 8:54 a.m. that a man and woman were walking a small black dog off its leash. The caller reported that he told the man he was breaking the law and
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Croton-on-Hudson Police Department Dec. 22: A Cook Lane resident reported at 1:30 p.m. receiving a scam call from a male pretending to be her grandson stating he needed money after being involved in a car accident. The resident knew the person
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County Police/Mount Kisco Dec. 2: Police responded to West Street at 8:20 a.m. on a report that a yard sign had been stolen sometime overnight. A resident reported that a large sign saying Happy 5th Birthday had been taken from
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By Rick Pezzullo A Kent business owner has been named this year’s New York State ‘Woman of Distinction” for the 41st Senate District. State Senator Sue Serino recently announced that Sabrina Cruz, owner and operator of Ultimate Auto Detailing in
Read moreKent Supervisor Maureen Fleming wants to leave it up to the residents to decide whether retail marijuana dispensaries should be allowed within the community, but some Town Board members are ready to ban the decision immediately. With Gov. Andrew Cuomo
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