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Cops spend hours searching following bomb threat

POUGHKEEPSIE – City of Poughkeepsie police responded to the Water Club apartments on Pine Street Friday evening after 911 dispatch received a bomb threat around 5:20 p.m. City police, including a K9 unit, responded to the complex and were assisted by state police and a K9 unit from the Town of Poughkeepsie Police Department.

Poughkeepsie, NY · 2d
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Serino unveils $722M 'no-frills' 2027 Dutchess County budget

Dutchess County Executive Sue Serino presented her "no-frills" 2027 Executive Budget in the Dutchess County Legislature Chambers on Friday, Oct. 30. This $722 million County budget , Serino said, "protects what matters most and safeguards the essential services our neighbors depend on." Compared to 2026's $653 million adopted budget , there is an approximate 10.7% increase for 2027's budget. There were "serious fiscal challenges" to face, including the nearly $90 million gap between anticipated expenses and projected revenue at the beginning of the budget cycle. Spending is on the rise, according to Serino, due to factors outside of the county's control. Over 70% of budget costs are mandated by the state and federal government, limiting flexibility and becoming the biggest challenge. Even so, the budget includes no cuts to services and no layoffs. "This may be a 'no-frills' budget, but it is grounded in responsibility, stewardship and care for our neighbors," Serino said. What has been done to offset the $90 million gap To mitigate the $90 million gap, seven vacant positions have been eliminated, and only four positions were added, including three street outreach workers added by the Legislature in September and a Deputy Sheriff position for the Threat

Dutchess County, NY · 4h

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Mayor addresses Main Street loitering

POUGHKEEPSIE – Community members, many of whom are new to the area, pleaded with the city council not to tighten the city’s loitering law last month. The council passed amendments that gave the police department more power to enforce the law after loitering increased along the Main Street corridor. Mayor Yvonne Flowers praised the more definitive language, noting that loitering interferes with the community’s quality of life.

Poughkeepsie, NY · 1d
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This Magical Cider Bar In New York Will Make You Feel Like You’re In Europe

There’s a place in Accord, New York where you can sip handcrafted cider under an open sky, surrounded by apple trees and barrel tables, and completely forget that you have a dentist appointment on Tuesday. That place is Westwind Orchard, and it’s the kind of discovery that makes you...

Accord, NY · 1d
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This New York Railway Museum Will Transport You Back To Childhood Faster Than A Polar Express Ride

Nobody warns you that a single diesel locomotive sitting on a stretch of original track in the Catskill Mountains can completely rearrange your priorities, but that’s exactly what the Empire State Railway Museum in Phoenicia, New York, tends to do. One minute you’re a functioning adult with responsibilities and...

Phoenicia, NY · 1d

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Woman arrested on larceny charges in New Paltz

NEW PALTZ, NY — A woman has been arrested in connection with jewelry stolen from a private residence in September. Mayra Lavariega Tobar, 43, of Poughkeepsie, was charged with three counts of grand larceny in the third degree, three counts of criminal possession of stolen property in the third degree, one count of grand larceny in the fourth degree, one count of criminal possession of stolen property in the fourth degree and one count of petit larceny.

Poughkeepsie, NY · 2d

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Kingston mayor Steve Noble will not seek reelection in 2027; Michele Hirsch announces bid

Kingston Mayor Steve Noble announced Thursday, November 5, that he will not seek reelection in 2027, bringing his 12-year tenure as the city’s longest-serving mayor to an end. Noble, who first took office in January 2016, said the decision followed months of reflection and discussions with his family. “The...

Kingston, NY · 2d

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Millbrook Music Salon Evokes Wonder

This past Friday at Lyall Community Church, Millbrook Music Salon produced an amazing concert that featured four of the eight virtuoso finalists from the recent Young Concert Artists competition in NYC. Artistic Director Sophia Zhou invited four to form a quartet and perform in Millbrook. The result was an exciting afternoon of thrilling performances by four extraordinary virtuosos. in this Salon Series, which was free to the public.

Millbrook, NY · 2d

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Empress outlines EMS plans for northeast Dutchess

MILLERTON — Empress Executive Director Robert Stuck provided details of a proposed regional emergency medical service system to North East Town Board members on Wednesday, Nov. 4. He said the changes would save each town hundreds of thousands of dollars in EMS costs by pooling resources with neighbors. Stuck...

Amenia, NY · 2d

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Mayor’s budget raises taxes to pay for employee benefits

POUGHKEEPSIE – Mayor Yvonne Flowers released her 2027 Proposed Budget in mid-October that includes tax increases for property owners. The mayor developed a $121,532,237 spending plan shaped by inflationary pressures from decisions made in Washington, DC. The budget calls for a 10.38 percent increase in the tax levy, resulting in $37.7 million in revenue for the city.

Poughkeepsie, NY · 4h

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NYPD Cop Killer Denied Parole Again as Slain Officer's Sister Fights On

The New York State Parole Board denied parole for Eddie Matos on Nov. 6, 2026, marking the latest chapter in a decades-long fight by the family of the NYPD officer he killed to keep him behind bars. Matos was convicted of murdering Officer Anthony Dwyer in 1989, and he is currently serving a sentence of 25 years to life at the maximum-security Green Haven Correctional Facility in Dutchess County.

New York, NY · 20h

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Football playoffs, soccer and field hockey states, more this weekend

It probably goes without saying, but tonight starts a very busy weekend for high school sports in the Lower Hudson Valley. It starts tonight with all but one of the Section 1 football semifinals and continues tomorrow with the other one. Five boys soccer, seven girls soccer and four field hockey teams from Section 1 are still alive. Plus Saturday and Sunday are the Section 1 volleyball championships at the Westchester County Center. Plus, the Section 1 cross country championships are being held at Bowdoin Park in the Town of Poughkeepsie. Here are Mike Dougherty's picks and predictions for football. Here's where everyone in boys soccer is in their state brackets. Here's where everyone in girls soccer is in their state brackets. Here's the latest on field hockey . Check back with us all weekend for all the news you are looking for. Thank you for reading, Phil This article originally appeared on Rockland/Westchester Journal News: Football playoffs, soccer and field hockey states, more this weekend

Poughkeepsie, NY · 2d

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Three Interceptions and Mannino’s Career Day Push Marist Football Over Morehead State

Cowbells rang and Tenney Stadium’s crowd exploded after junior defensive back Chris Barnes’ game-winning pass breakup. The denial forced a fourth consecutive incompletion for redshirt senior quarterback Bryce Patterson and solidified Marist’s 14-13 victory over Morehead State, completely turning the tides from a 13-0 deficit at halftime.

Poughkeepsie, NY · 1d

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United Way expands free children’s book program in Dutchess and Orange Counties

POUGHKEEPSIE- More than 600 children in Dutchess and Orange counties have enrolled in the Dolly Parton Imagination Library since United Way of the Dutchess-Orange Region launched the program in 2025. More than 4,000 free books have been mailed to children from birth to age five. The program has expanded to...

Orange County, NY · 2d

Poughkeepsie Journal

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Vote for the Poughkeepsie Journal Boys Athlete of Week for Nov. 2-8

With 54% of the vote, Ketcham football's Kaleb Mako is the Poughkeepsie Journal boys athlete of the week for Oct. 26-Nov. 1. The Poughkeepsie Journal Boys Athlete of the Week for November 2-8 is now live. Nominations are based on information gathered and received by the Poughkeepsie Journal throughout the week. For consideration, coaches are asked to submit game information and player stats to Edecker@usatodayco.com before the end of the week. More: Beacon bulldozes Marlboro, sets up rematch in Section 9 final Each week's winner will be selected and posted in the upcoming week's poll. Polls will close at 8:30 p.m. on Sunday night before the announcement the following morning. Elijah Epps, Beacon football Epps carried the ball 15 times for 274 yards and three touchdown's in Beacon's 34-0 win over Marlboro in the Section 9 Class B semifinals. Lucas Carrozza, Pawling football Carrozza ran for three touchdowns in Pawling's 36-0 victory over Millbrook/Webutuck in the Section 9 8-man football semifinals. Nathan Clum, Red Hook football Clum went 10-of-21 passing for 218 yards and four touchdowns in Red Hook's 43-14 victory over Rondout Valley in a non-playoff exhibition game. Cameron Clyde, Wappingers boys volleyball Clyde tallied 15 kills and four

Poughkeepsie, NY · 5h

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Troopers issue 158 traffic citations in Putnam and Dutchess crackdown

HUDSON VALLEY- State Police were out in force along Routes 84, 684, and the Taconic State Parkway in Putnam and Dutchess counties this week and, in a matter of hours, nabbed 158 motorists for breaking the law in connection with a special traffic enforcement detail. Troop K Commander Major Brian...

Putnam County, NY · 1d

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Northeast Notebook 11/6/26: New Paltz consolidation, lake cleanup, and blank ballots

Round Lake, New York's next mayor will almost certainly be a write-in candidate. That's because no one filed for the election in time to appear on the ballot. With over 300 write-in votes cast, the village awaits the completion of the ballot count to find out who won. Also this...

New Paltz, NY · 2d

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Women's Swim & Dive Sweeps Tri-Meet on the Road

NEW PALTZ, N.Y. – The Union College women's swimming and diving team defeated SUNY New Paltz by a score of 147-99 and William Patterson University by a score of 137-107 on Saturday afternoon at Elting Pool. The Garnet Chargers began the meet with a win in the 200 medley...

New Paltz, NY · 1d

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Men's Basketball Falls to New Paltz to Begin Season

WILLIMANTIC, Conn. – Eastern Connecticut men's basketball (0-1) dropped its season opener to New Paltz (2-0), 76-62, in Geissler Gymnasium on Saturday (Nov. 7). Julian Sanchez led the Warriors with 16 points and grabbed 10 rebounds for a double-double. Drew Soltis also finished with a double-double, posted 14 points and a team-high 13 rebounds. Cooper Steele picked up 13 points in his first collegiate game.

New Paltz, NY · 1d