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Cold Spring’s West Point Foundry gets new recognition, tourism dollars | LoHud.com An old foundry that forged big guns for the Civil War is moving closer to becoming a major tourist attraction after receiving an enhanced designation from the federal government and $600,000 in state money. The West Point Foundry Preserve in Cold Spring . . . → Read More: Cold Spring’s West Point Foundry gets new recognition, tourism dollars The countdown to Thursday’s Tea Bagger rally in Carmel is well underway as part time Assemblyman and full time demagogue, Greg “Lock and Load” Ball, and his hired gang of outside agitators, bring their obsolete and un-thought out ideas to the steps of the County courthouse. I have a list of scheduled speakers here somewhere but it’s the same old, same old group of “we’ve heard it all before’s”, nothing new to say, no actual solutions, hot air blowing politicians and politician wannabees. And no, they won’t let Jeff Green speak. What’s with that? . . . → Read More: News That Matters – April 12, 2010 For other primaries the county Board of Elections has posted a list of candidates names who will appear in various races across the county. Though sample ballots are not yet posted, the list of candidates can be found here. (PDF) It’s a special thing for me to see my name posted for the Independence Party primary here in Kent as I never thought I’d see the day I’d be running for office. I’m telling you, one day I’m going to write a book entitled, “Local Politics And The People Who Really Run Your Town”. . . . → Read More: News That Matters – September 9, 2009 Named for American Indians who lived in the region, Wiccopee was also known as Johnsville for a time before reverting to its original moniker. Its historic business district ran along Fishkill Hook/Hook roads, south of Route 52. In all, 19 buildings in Wiccopee, including the hamlet’s 1825 Methodist Episcopal Church, are included in the town’s survey of historic structures. . . . → Read More: News That Matters – August 26, 2009 Good Wednesday Morning, Arts on the Lake’s Summer Concert Series kicks off tomorrow at 6PM at the Lake Carmel Cultural Center. More information about that is here. The events are held outside on the north lawn, inside, if it’s raining. Bring a picnic dinner and enjoy a musical sunset over Lake Carmel. County . . . → Read More: News That Matters – August 5, 2009 Good Friday Morning, As if you haven’t noticed it’s been raining for the past week or so. But it’s the perfect time to look at your streets and roads for signs of stormwater problems which will be evidenced by grit and sand spread out in ‘alluvial fans‘ across the pavement. While seemingly innocuous, that . . . → Read More: NtM – June 12, 2009 – Things To Do Edition After 16 years, Philipstown supervisor will not seek another term Barbara Livingston Nackman bnackman@lohud.com PHILIPSTOWN – William Mazzuca, who is completing his 16th year as supervisor, has announced he won’t run for a ninth term to lead Putnam County’s most western town along the Hudson River. Deputy Supervisor Richard Shea has decided to . . . → Read More: After 16 years, Philipstown supervisor will not seek another term | The Journal News |
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