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Putnam County

Environment Featured Piece 

Putnam Valley Fire Dept. Files Restraining Order for Illegal Dumping

January 31, 2023February 1, 2023 Abby Luby Putnam County, Putnam Valley

A show cause order was filed by the Putnam Valley Fire Department against a construction company owner accused of transporting and dumping contaminated material where the new Oscawana Lake Road firehouse is being built. The order, filed on Jan. 20

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Business COLUMNS Stone's Throw 

Why I Interviewed a (ChatGPT) Bot about Local News, Optum/CareMount, Etc.

January 8, 2023January 13, 2023 Adam Stone Putnam County, Westchester County

I tend to be a late adapter with technology. Usually, I like to think/hope the latest thing is a passing fad, or an obnoxious invasion, and resist its omnipresence for, say, three to five years longer than makes any practical

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The Putnam Examiner 

Putnam County Courtroom to be Named for Late Judge Reitz

December 29, 2022 Rick Pezzullo Putnam County

A bill to name a courtroom in the Putnam Supreme and County Court after late Putnam County Court Judge James F. Reitz has been signed into law by Governor Kathy Hochul. The newly enacted law designates Room 301 in the Putnam Supreme and County Court as the “Judge James F. Reitz Memorial Courtroom.”

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Government The Examiner 

Schumer Vows Federal Aid to Make Metro-North Grade Crossings Safer

December 10, 2022December 12, 2022 Martin Wilbur Chappaqua, New Castle, Putnam County

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer pledged Friday to deliver more than $100 million to make dangerous Metro-North grade crossings safer for drivers, including money for a vehicular overpass for Roaring Brook Road in Chappaqua. Schumer said he has already secured

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Health The Putnam Examiner 

Putnam Health Dept. Releases Results of Community Priority Poll

November 23, 2022 Rick Pezzullo Putnam County

The Putnam County Department of Health has released the results of a Community Priority Poll (CPP) that gauged county residents’ views on health priorities and where resources should be directed to improve quality of life. The CPP is one component

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Election 2022 Politics 

Winners in Local Races in Westchester and Putnam Declared

November 9, 2022November 9, 2022 Rick Pezzullo Putnam County, Westchester County

Lost in the shuffle of the higher profile congressional and state races on Election Day may have been a slew of contested and uncontested local races in Westchester and Putnam counties. Westchester In the Town of Cortlandt, Councilman Robert Mayes,

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Human Interest The Northern Westchester Examiner 

Hudson Valley Weather Calendar Continues to Support Children’s Causes

November 8, 2022November 9, 2022 Rick Pezzullo Putnam County, westchester

Ever since a major hurricane ripped through Long Island in 1944, Jim Witt and the weather have been an inseparable pair. Intrigued by the strength of that storm, which caused water to seep through his family’s home in Queens, Witt

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Government Politics The Putnam Examiner 

Byrne Looking Forward to Being Putnam County Executive

November 7, 2022 Rick Pezzullo Putnam County

State Assemblyman Kevin Byrne is looking forward to the challenge of being Putnam County Executive when he succeeds MaryEllen Odell on Jan. 1. Byrne, 37, a Republican who has represented the 94th Assembly District for the last six years, is

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Putnam
Health The Putnam Examiner 

Putnam Nonprofit to Hold Inaugural Fundraiser Nov. 5

October 28, 2022 Martin Wilbur Brewster, Patterson, Putnam County

A nonprofit organization in Putnam County that provides services to the developmentally and intellectually disabled will be holding its first-ever celebration a week from Saturday that will have a dual purpose. The Hudson Valley Division of the United Cerebral Palsy

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Maloney
Politics The Putnam Examiner 

Maloney Tells Supporters Re-election Bid is Close Race

October 25, 2022November 1, 2022 Martin Wilbur Putnam County

Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney (D-Cold Spring) acknowledged on Sunday that his congressional seat against Assemblyman Mike Lawler is hanging in the balance as his re-election bid enters its final two weeks. The five-term legislator, speaking at a campaign rally in

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