Mary Jane Pitt – Page 17 – The News of the Highlands

Pre-K money for CCSD, HFFMCSD

April 21, 2021 Mary Jane Pitt

The Cornwall Central School District will get $332,580 and the Highland Falls-Fort Montgomery Central School District will get $170,940 in state aid in 2021-22 to operate Universal Pre-Kindergarten (UPK) programs.

“Thank you for ‘doing something'”

April 14, 2021 Mary Jane Pitt

f you saw a group of people gathered in Highland Falls’ Memorial Park on Saturday morning, you may have wondered what was going on.

Government

HFPD reform plan complete

April 14, 2021 Mary Jane Pitt

Highland Falls Mayor Joe D’Onofrio said this week that the HFPD’s state-mandated police reform plan is complete and is available for public view on the village’s website

Car racing: a family affair!

April 7, 2021 Mary Jane Pitt

Landon and Livia Huber are fans of auto racing. That’s not so odd, really … many people are.

Village Board reorganized

April 7, 2021 Mary Jane Pitt

Trustee Brian Aylward was reappointed as deputy mayor, and two new Village Board members took their seats for the first time on Monday evening.

THPD Reform plan adopted

March 31, 2021 Mary Jane Pitt

Town of Highlands Police Chief Frank Pierri had a pretty good day on Monday.

Locals participated in Albany rally

March 24, 2021 Mary Jane Pitt

Fort Montgomery’s Kristen O’Dell and several other community parents travelled to Albany on Monday to rally at the state capital.

King now in NYS ‘Hall of Fame’

March 17, 2021 Mary Jane Pitt

Back on November 11, Veterans Day, Senator James Skoufis virtually inducted Highlands Councilman Tyrone King as a member of the state’s Veterans Hall of Fame.

Trombone concert for a good cause

March 3, 2021 Mary Jane Pitt

Four plus 152 equals 156. That’s how many people watched three trombonists play their hearts out last Saturday evening, with many of them opening wallets at end to help raise money for the Church of the Holy Innocents Food Pantry in Highland Falls.

Government

Village Board met Feb. 16

February 24, 2021 Mary Jane Pitt

The Village Board opened its Feb. 16 meeting by paying tribute to seven people who, at some point, were community residents.