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$28 9M Project To Create Ramps, Bridge Over Taconic In Putnam Now Complete
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$28 9 Million Project To Create New Ramps, Bridge Over Taconic Parkway Stretch Now Complete
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International Nurses Day is May 12; Written by Putnam County
Nurses Lead the Way, Provide Vision for Future
May 12 is International Nurses Day, celebrated annually on the birthday of the legendary Florence Nightingale. Known by many as the “lady with the lamp,” Nightingale is credited with ushering in the age of modern nursing, due to her lasting contributions in public health.
On this occasion, Putnam County Executive, MaryEllen Odell, is praising the nurses and nursing staff at the health department, saying, “Our public health nurses have showed a devotion to our residents and endurance to the task at hand, not witnessed often. Our community and our economy are headed in the right direction, and it is through their hard work, and their leadership and collaboration with other agencies and partners that we have been able to achieve this.”
Putnam Will Keep Audio Meetings, Citing Attack | The Highlands Current
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From the Putnam County Executive s Office
Gil Crying Hawk Tarbox, 73, passed away last week. Gil put Putnam County on the map with the Annual Daniel Ninham Pow Wow, and he taught us all so much about our county s history, Putnam County Executive MaryEllen Odell said.
Subscribe We will all miss Gil. There is no replacing his enthusiasm, his spirit and his vast knowledge of the Native Americans who called our county home, County Executive Odell said. The Pow Wow he helped create has grown into one of the biggest local events of the summer. It not only draws people from all over the country, it brings the past alive and gives the next generation a greater understanding of history.