This week in Putnam, the ‘Mets are collapsing’ edition – Sept. 26, 2008

September

Southeast’s new highway chief swings himself right back out of office. Tilly Foster decides to give wind power another whirl. A freshman Assemblyman hopes to nudge an ethics probe along. Bikers ride for kids with heart defects. An old watering hole isn’t likely to make a comeback. And a local soldier touches base.

Also, memo to Omar: Pitching wins ballgames.

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Southeast highway chief’s exit ends probe

Windmill restoration under way at Tilly Foster Farm

Bikers set to ride for kids with heart defects

Owners reject new cafe at former Guinan’s

Marine in Afghanistan dreams of home

This entry was posted on Friday, September 26th, 2008 at 9:00 am by Brian Howard. Print This Post | Email This Post | iTunes

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