This week in Putnam – Sept. 19, 2008

September

Officials lose $1 million for seniors. Families score a deal on new homes. A judge OKs supervisor’s alcohol treament. Highway workers fight for their jobs. And police ID a man found dead in Brewster.

Just another ordinary week where the country begins.

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Click on the links below to read these stories, or go to lohud.com/putnam to read more about Putnam from The Journal News.

Brewster state police ID body found in woods in July

4 Putnam highway workers fight to save jobs from budget cuts

Judge: Rights did not violate plea deal

Putnam loses $1 million for senior center construction

Lottery picks buyers of below-market-priced housing in Philipstown

Putnam Valley’s aerial show downs Briarcliff

This entry was posted on Friday, September 19th, 2008 at 9:00 am by Brian Howard. Print This Post | Email This Post | iTunes

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