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Da’Ron Wilson is Now Interim Superintendent

POUGHKEEPSIE – Da’Ron Wilson has been a teacher’s assistant, a teacher, a sergeant, a coach, a principal, a veteran, an administrator, a mentor and a city councilmember. While his journey in the 33 years and roughly 130 days since graduating Poughkeepsie High School has been varied, his experiences have been guided by a philosophy:

Poughkeepsie, NY · 2d
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It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas at Spirit Christmas in Newburgh

Halloween is over, and Christmas is taking over! Spirit Christmas has officially opened its Newburgh location, along with four other stores across New York.

Newburgh, NY · 3h

chroniclenewspaper.com

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Mobil gas station re-opening remains uncertain

Village of Chester Building Inspector John Queenan said, during the Nov. 9 village board meeting, the Mobil Station on Brookside Avenue had no plans to reopen yet as they recover from a fire at the station’s convenience store, Chestnut Market. Currently they are dealing with insurance companies, Queenan said.

Chester, NY · 2d
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Your Peekskill Weekender for Nov. 13-15

The sun will be back this weekend (hopefully), just in time to enjoy a packed Peekskill Weekender. Inside: a full slate of live music Friday night, two art openings, two history presentations, folkloric dancing, and a group hike to get out and enjoy the last of this gorgeous foliage. Natalie...

Peekskill, NY · 1d
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Orange County IDA names interim CEO

NEW WINDSOR – The Orange County Industrial Development Agency Board has named an interim chief executive officer. Felicia Kalan previously served as executive director of the Town of Montgomery Industrial Development Agency and executive vice president of the Regional Food Bank of Northeastern New York. Orange County IDA Board...

Orange County, NY · 1d

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Tenth Annual “Beacons of History” Awards Held

BEACON – The Beacon Historical Society presented its annual “Beacons of History” awards on Nov. 5 to a group of individuals and a business that have made substantial contributions to Beacon and helped to preserve its history and sense of community. It was the most successful installment to date of the ten-year tradition, raising more money to support the non-profit’s operations than ever before. More than 200 people attended the friend- and fund-raiser at the historic Roundhouse event space. The 2026 recognition was presented to:

Beacon, NY · 2d

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New York's Brightest Christmas Tree to be Lit in Hudson Valley

A Christmas tree with more lights than Rockefeller Center is getting ready for its dazzling Hudson Valley return.

Poughkeepsie, NY · 3d

New York Post

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Bidding wars for Long Island homes are so brutal, even all-cash buyers are getting burned

Frank DiMaio had the cash, a signed contract and $230,000 sitting in escrow. He still lost the house he wanted to buy. The orthopedic surgeon, who recently hung up his scalpel after four decades, spent much of this year trying to swap the Old Brookville estate he and his wife have called home for about 25 years for something smaller on Long Island’s North Shore. Instead, the couple got a front-row seat to the most cutthroat housing scrum in the country. “I’ve never experienced anything like this,” DiMaio told The Post. Long Island has become the hardest place in America to buy a home, with Redfin repeatedly ranking Nassau and Suffolk counties as the nation’s strongest seller’s market even as most big metros tilt toward buyers. Bloomberg via Getty Images He’s got plenty of company. Redfin has crowned Nassau and Suffolk counties the strongest seller’s market in America again and again, most recently clocking roughly 36% fewer sellers than buyers. Across most of the country, the pendulum has swung the other way, with 39 of the nation’s 50 biggest metros now favoring house hunters. On Long Island , nobody seems to have gotten the memo. The DiMaios thought they’d scored

Woodbury, NY · 1d

Richner Communications

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Long Island Association celebrates 100 years of business leadership

The Long Island Association marked its 100th anniversary Nov. 4 at Crest Hollow Country Club in Woodbury, honoring business leaders and reflecting on a century of economic development across Nassau and Suffolk counties.

Suffolk County, NY · 1d

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New York High School Football Team Disqualified From Playoffs Hours After Beating Defending State Champions

East High/World of Inquiry beat defending New York high school football state champion Monroe over the weekend in playoff action. Hours later, it was disqualified from the postseason. A massive brawl erupted after the final play of the game. It will end both teams’ pursuit of a title. The two foes met for a Section […] The post New York High School Football Team Disqualified From Playoffs Hours After Beating Defending State Champions appeared first on BroBible.

Rochester, NY · 5d

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Bull Hill (Mount Taurus) Hike in Cold Spring: An Easy Quarry Trail and a Fall Walking Meditation in the Hudson Valley

Bull Hill rises directly above the village of Cold Spring, and every weekend the Metro-North platform below it fills with people carrying backpacks, trail snacks and the bright expression of New Yorkers who have decided that today they are outdoorsy. Most of them are headed for the summit of Mount Taurus, the mountain’s other name and its more glamorous one. I came for the first half mile. On a clear November afternoon I walked the Washburn Trail up to the abandoned quarry at the foot of the mountain, a small and easy Hudson Valley hike that delivers a golden meadow, a wall of ancient rock and enough stillness to rearrange an entire week.

Cold Spring, NY · 1d

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Previews, picks, info for 2026 Section 1 football championship games

It's the biggest weekend of the Section 1 football season. Who's going to move on? Who's going to make history? Who's going to shock us all? All of those questions will be answered Friday and Saturday at North Rockland High School. Mamaroneck, Bronxville and Tuckahoe are back, looking to repeat. Somers, Clarkstown South, Westlake and Pelham are rolling in undefeated. And the weather is probably going to be a factor. We're kicking off our coverage with an in-depth look at the programs who are hoping to grab the coveted hardware and move into the NYSPHSAA tournament. If you are going Casarella Field at Ralph Cordisco Stadium If you've not seen a game on the North Rockland campus since the district's ambitious renovation was completed, there is plenty of parking around the high school and it's a five-minute walk back to the stadium. It now ranks among the best facilities in Section 1 with ample seating on both sides of the field, restrooms and concessions. Tickets Admission each day is $9.40 and tickets should be purchased in advance. There will be $5 tickets sold on site for veterans and senior citizens 62-and-over. Click here to purchase tickets for Friday games. Click

Thiells, NY · 1d

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Rockland County Fire and Emergency Services Warn of Slick Road Conditions

Rockland County Fire and Emergency Services is alerting residents to the possibility of slippery road conditions as rain is expected to move into the region overnight and continue into Friday. As colder air moves into the area, rain could mix with snow late Thursday night into Friday morning. While significant...

Rockland County, NY · 1d

Mid-Hudson News Network

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Nurses demand fair contract at PHC

CARMEL – ‘Safe staffing saves lives’ was the theme of a demonstration Thursday outside Putnam Hospital Center organized by members of the New York State Nursing Association at Northwell Health Putnam Hospital. The nurses have alleged that Northwell, which recently assumed ownership of Putnam’s lone medical center,...

Putnam County, NY · 12h

CBS Baltimore

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Navy football unveils new uniforms for 2026 Army-Navy game

The U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis has unveiled its new uniforms for the 2026 Army-Navy football game.

Annapolis, MD · 1d

Poughkeepsie Journal

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Median rent in Poughkeepsie dips to $1,850 as prices trend down

Renters in Poughkeepsie saw apartment listing prices decrease 6% from October 2025's median of $1,975, an analysis of new data from rental marketplace Zumper shows. The typical apartment listed for rent at $1,850 in October. Median listing prices in Poughkeepsie are trending slightly downwards from the previous month's $1,899 price. The data covers all bedroom sizes, ranging from studios to four-bedroom units, within the specified metropolitan area. It reflects the median rent for all listings that were active at any given point during the month, according to Russell Middleton, co-founder of Zumper. New construction is included in the data and listings that are currently occupied or no longer available are excluded. data.poughkeepsiejournal.com Out of 321 rental listings in Poughkeepsie, none are subsidized. One-bedroom apartments listed to rent at a median of $1,760, no change since September, when they were $1,760. Since October 2025, one-bedroom rental prices slightly dropped from $1,800. Two-bedroom apartments listed for rent were slightly lower than September at a central price of $2,040, compared to $2,090. Since October 2025, two-bedroom rental prices slightly dropped from $2,030. Statewide, New York rental listing prices are slightly lower than September's median of $3,399. One-bedroom rentals were listed for a typical

Poughkeepsie, NY · 1d

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Chester employee raises concerns about Meyer’s access to confidential records during investigation

TOWN OF CHESTER – A Town of Chester employee has raised concerns with Supervisor Brandon Holdridge and the Town Board about Comptroller Neil Meyer’s access to confidential records while he is under investigation, alleging that he has shredded paperwork and entered the town’s confidential file room. Holdridge...

Chester, NY · 1d

Poughkeepsie Journal

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Arlington volleyball sweep Monroe-Woodbury, punch ticket to regionals

CROSS RIVER - It's been a week to remember for Arlington volleyball. On Saturday, the Admirals broke a drought for the program, winning the school's first Section 1 Class AAA championship in 15 years in dramatic fashion. Arlington avenged early-season losses to John Jay with a thrilling four-set victory to capture the sectional crown. Just four days later, the Admirals were back on the court. The results were the same in the end, just a little less stressful this time. Controlling momentum from the opening serve, Arlington grabbed a convincing three-set sweep over Section 9's Monroe-Woodbury in the New York State Class AAA subregional at John Jay-Cross River on Wednesday afternoon. It's been a dream week inside of a dream season for the Admirals, who are making sure to cherish the moments and achievements along the way. "It means the world to me. These girls are my best friends, I say it all the time," senior Amelia Giorgi said after the game when asked about the emotions of the past two victories. "Our team, we love each other so much and it shows on the court." On Wednesday, there was a slight sweat for Arlington in the second set with

Arlington, NY · 2d