400 years ago,
as the intrepid Henry Hudson made his way up the river that now
bears his name, he happened upon an area of pristine beauty and
economic promise. Investigating further, Hudson - always a good
judge of character - determined that the natives were friendly and
welcoming. He immediately dropped anchor and made landfall in what
would later become Stuyvesant, New York.
400 years ago,
although much has changed in this part of the Hudson Valley, two
things remain the same: The Town of Stuyvesant remains beautiful and
the natives are still friendly.
Public Hearings and
Announcements
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Please note – this is for information purposes ONLY.
Tax Bills cannot be paid online. Payment must still be made at the Tax Collector’s Office
(either in person or by mail). Acceptable forms of payment
are cash or check (payable to either: Town of Stuyvesant or
Stuyvesant Tax Collector).
Grievance Day will be held on Tuesday,
May 22, 2012 from 4pm to 8pm.
The Assessor and/or the Assessor’s Clerk will be in
attendance with the Tentative Roll at the Town Hal, 5 Sunset
Drive, Stuyvesant on the following days:
May 3:
10:00 – Noon
and
6pm – 8pm
May 10:
10:00 – Noon
and
5pm – 7pm
May 17:
10:00 – Noon
and
5pm – 7pm
May 19:
9am – 1pm
The roll will
also be available at the Town Hall during regular business
hours. Grievance forms are available at the Assessor’s
Office and can be submitted there.
Grievance Day: Tues., May 22nd 4pm – 8pm
The Town Clerk's office will be
closed on: Saturday, April 19th, Monday, April 28th,
Friday June 1st, Saturday June 2nd and Friday, June 8th.
LEGAL NOTICE - CHANGE of PLANNING
BOARD MAY MEETING DATE Due to the Memorial Day holiday, the Planning Board will its May
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NOW ON
SALE!! - Stories of Stuyvesant
- $20.00 The History of Stuyvesant Book – Updated by Juanita Knott Available at the Town Clerk’s Office during normal
business hours, or by contacting Juanita Knott at 758-6752.
2012
Stuyvesant Spring Litter Clean-ups The Town of Stuyvesant invites residents to pitch in for the
annual Stuyvesant Spring Litter Clean-ups on the following
dates:
Nutten
Hook: Saturday, April 14, from 10 am to noon. Meet at
the parking area at the end of Ferry Road.
Stuyvesant
Landing: Saturday, April 21, from 10 am to noon. Meet at
See Park at Stuyvesant Landing.
Stuyvesant
Falls and Swyer Preserve: Saturday, April 28, from 10 am
to noon. For Stuyvesant Falls, meet at the Sandbar Park. For
Swyer Preserve, meet at the preserve parking area on Rte.
9J.
Please wear work gloves, long pants, and sturdy shoes. We
supply the trash bags. Children are welcome but must have
adult supervision. For more information, please contact Sean
Cummings at 758-7975/474-8459 (days)
or at scumming@berk.com.
2012
Stuyvesant Trails Committee Work Sessions The Stuyvesant Trails Committee invites you to join the
following trail work sessions:
Ken Hummel
Memorial Park: Saturday, March 24 from 10 am to 1 pm.
Ken Hummel
Memorial Park: Saturday, April 7 from 10 am to 1 pm.
Please wear work
gloves, long pants, and sturdy shoes. We supply tools, water,
insect repellant. More work sessions for May and June will be
scheduled soon. For more information, please contact Sean
Cummings at 758-7975/474-8459 (days)
or at scumming@berk.com.
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