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When customers walk into the Putnam Diner, nothing makes owner Steve Hanziargiriou happier than to hear those regular patrons say the diner is like “their home, away from home.” For more than a decade, the Putnam Diner has served Patterson
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Steve and Lenny Sauro have a simple mantra that they try to impress upon their employees. “I always tell my employees, run everyday like it’s our first,” Steve Sauro said. That recipe has seemed to work so far as the
Read moreBy Janine Bowen Patterson Councilman Robert McCarthy will exit the town board on July 1, following his appointment to the position of Director of Code Enforcer in the town. Town Supervisor Michael Griffin appointed McCarthy to the position at Wednesday
Read moreWhile a public hearing on the Putnam Lake Park District only brought a few comments, the Patterson Town Board opted to keep the hearing open for its next meeting. Last Wednesday, the town board heard comments about a local law
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The Patterson Town Board wants the owner of the Thunder Ridge Ski Area to go back to the planning board for approvals because of parking issues and changes made to the site since its original approval. At the Jan. 29
Read moreThree weeks after postponing the board’s initial vote, council members unanimously passed Patterson Town Supervisor Michael Griffin’s budget for the 2012—2013 fiscal year. Griffin originally pushed the vote back from Oct. 24 to Nov. 14 to give the board more
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During the public hearing on the Town of Patterson’s 2013 preliminary budget held on Wednesday, Oct. 10 Supervisor Mike Griffin admitted that certain variables may keep the town board from finalizing a budget until November. The town board is scheduled
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Saying he had both “good news” and “bad news,” Patterson Town Supervisor Michael Griffin released his tentative $6.6 million 2013 town budget last week that will entail a one percent tax increase in the tax levy. “It’s half of what
Read moreThe Patterson Rotary Club already has made a name for itself by holding the annual “Men Who Cook “event each spring, but its members wanted to do more for the community and decided to host a fall event, as well.
Read moreThe Patterson Rotary Club already has made a name for itself by holding the annual “Men Who Cook “event each spring, but its members wanted to do more for the community and decided to host a fall event, as well.
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