This week in Putnam — Aug. 8, 2008
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Vacation’s over and the Putnam podcast is back to the weekly grind. And oh what a week it was.
Brewster officials cracked down on congregating day laborers just as a major project connected to a certain political leader was set to open. Meanwhile, tempers flared on a Southeast golf course, but it had nothing to do with a bad backswing or an uneven short game.
In Carmel, a would-be thief picked the wrong pickup truck to steal as its owners proved to be very attached to the vehicle. There aren’t quite opposing armies facing off on opposite sides of the Kent-Patterson border, but the developer of a controversial retail project has an idea for a little territorial change-of-hands to help his cause.
And the week wouldn’t be complete without a note on Southeast Supervisor Michael Rights’s continuing driving-related woes.
Click on the headlines below to read the stories covered in this week’s Putnam News in Review at LoHud.com.
With Leibell project set to open, Brewster cracks down on day laborers
Father and son held in golf course beating
Truck owners track down, hold car thief for cops
Camarda suggests Patterson could annex Kent
Southeast Supervisor takes car back without permission after DWI
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