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Village budget to be adopted

April 29, 2020 Mary Jane Pitt

When they open their village tax bills soon, Highland Falls taxpayers can expect to see the tax rate go up from $10.53 per $1000 of assessed valuation to $10.61 per $1000 of assessed valuation.

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Playgrounds closed; kids getting fed

April 1, 2020 Mary Jane Pitt

The Village Board extended its State of Emergency through April 30…

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D’Onofrio offers local info, ways to get help

March 18, 2020 Mary Jane Pitt

Mayor Joe D’Onofrio opened his Village Board meeting Monday by asking those in attendance — exactly 10 people, including board members, as allowed by new federal guidelines to prevent the spread of COVID-19 — to stand and give an ovation to doctors, nurses, EMS workers, volunteers and so many others who are on the “front lines” of keeping Americans safe right now.

Congratulations, Emily!

February 12, 2020 Mary Jane Pitt

Highland Falls’ Emily Green was honored by Mayor Joe D’Onofrio at the Village Board meeting on February 3.

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It’s time to pay late water bills

February 5, 2020 Mary Jane Pitt

There are 161 water customers in Highland Falls who are in danger of having their water shut off.

ArtWalk to return

October 31, 2019 Mary Jane Pitt

Coming this spring: ArtWalk 2020!

Welcome to Highland Falls

September 27, 2019 Mary Jane Pitt

You may have seen two new faces in the Highland Falls Police cars lately.

Mayor issues several thanks

July 26, 2019 Mary Jane Pitt

Mayor Joe D’Onofrio took a few minutes at the start of last week’s Village Board meeting to thank residents who made the community look great over the July 4th weekend, and who organized the July 4 festivities.

Main St. gas work to begin

July 11, 2019 Mary Jane Pitt

“A new gas main down Main St., new gas laterals, sidewalk replacement and curb work, and the paving.”

It’s that time of year: mow the grass

June 7, 2019 Mary Jane Pitt

“If we’re going to have the kind of community that we want, this has to stop.” Those were the words of Mayor Joe D’Onofrio on Monday evening as he urged people to simply mow their lawns, trim their trees and keep the weeds under control.

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