2019 – Page 21 – The News of the Highlands

Government

LED street lights keep coming up

April 19, 2019 Mary Jane Pitt

The Town Board heard two presentations at its meeting on April 8. While no decisions on either topic were made — the board went into the evening knowing the presentations were informational only.

Government

Village Board adopts 2019-20 budget

April 19, 2019 Mary Jane Pitt

After a final budget work session last week, the Village Board adopted a $7,248,797 budget on Monday.

Meet county’s Mock Trial winners!

April 19, 2019 Mary Jane Pitt

“This was a long time in the making! What an incredible accomplishment by our Mock Trial team. Congratulations!” – Debbie Brand

Student showcase

April 19, 2019 Mary Jane Pitt

Principal Debbie Brand and the O’Neill High School English teachers have announced this month’s Student Showcase students.

Government

Court rules in Article 78 suit against municipality

April 19, 2019 Mary Jane Pitt

The appeal to the Article 78 court case filed against the Village of Highland Falls in August 2017 appears to be over.

HFFD celebrates 97 years of service

April 19, 2019 Mary Jane Pitt

For the 97th year in a row, the Highland Falls Fire Department has sworn in it’s newest officers, and handed out awards to those department members who went ‘above and beyond’ in 2018.

The annual Little League/Ponytail League/Coach Pitch and T-ball parade will take place on Main St. in Highland Falls on Saturday, April 27, stepping off at 10 a.m. The rain date for the event is Sunday, April 28.

O’Neill students were honored by BOCES

April 18, 2019 Mary Jane Pitt

Seven members of the O’Neill High School senior class and the Youth-in-Government Club attended the annual Orange County Youth Service Day on April 5. There, their high school was honored.

Let me introduce myself …

April 18, 2019 Editorial Staff

On April 1, 2019 I took over as the Vice President and General Manager of The News of the Highlands, Inc.

3 storytellers at HF library

April 15, 2019 Editorial Staff

On Sunday, April 28, the Highland Falls Library will open its doors for a special event — three ‘local’ storytellers will be on hand for a panel discussion about their work and craft.

Year: 2019

LED street lights keep coming up

Village Board adopts 2019-20 budget

Meet county’s Mock Trial winners!

Student showcase

Court rules in Article 78 suit against municipality

HFFD celebrates 97 years of service

It’s a parade!

O’Neill students were honored by BOCES

Let me introduce myself …

3 storytellers at HF library