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Dutchess County Sheriff’s Office Harlem Valley area activity report Oct. 22 to Nov. 4. Oct. 22 — Deputies report the arrest of David I. Bonilla-Barahona, age 25, for driving while intoxicated subsequent to a traffic stop on Route 22 in Dover. Bonilla-Barahona to appear in Dover Town Court at a later date.
Hudson Valley residents have reported hearing a bloodcurdling noise outside their homes this month. It turns out the answer is not what most people think.
Adams Fairacre Farms made an announcement about their new bags! They shared that thes designs of these bags were hand drawn by a local artist.
SOUTHINGTON, CT — A Kent man was arrested Nov. 5 after police say he caused a disturbance at a Walmart, spit on a customer while using racial and homophobic slurs, and damaged vehicles in the parking lot. Matthew Colby, 32, of Kent, was taken into custody in Newington without...
Lights, camera, CLOSED! Several Hudson Valley businesses are temporarily shutting their doors as Hollywood returns to the area for more movie and TV filming.
Thomas V. Czarnowski was an award-winning architect who was equally at home overseeing complex projects in Shanghai as he was pruning fruit trees and building shelves in his beloved farmhouse in Sheffield. The son of Polish wartime refugees, Tom (as he was known) was born in 1943 in Vermont and...
Fine dining on a paper plate, that's the promise at The Matchbox in Rhinebeck. The burger lives up to it, and so do Sam and Joann.
Simply parking your car could get you a ticket in towns across the Hudson Valley starting this month.
The 15-year-old Belgian Malinois passed on November 8.
Everybody seems to know the same handful of charming small towns. They appear in travel guides so often that you can practically picture the main street before arriving. But what about the places that rarely make those lists?. One overlooked Connecticut town offers small-town character and potentially more affordable living...
Sprawling across 197.51 acres on Shupike Road, the estate is anchored by an extraordinary 8,244sq ft Greek Revival mansion dating back to 1830.
Four people were rescued from a burning apartment building in Dutchess County, including three who escaped with the help of firefighters using a ladder. The fire broke out at a four-unit apartment building on Flannery Avenue in the City of Poughkeepsie just before 5 a.m. on Sunday, Nov. 8, acc…
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.
Kingston is mourning the loss of a local legend. The founder of Deising's Bakery has passed away, leaving behind a sweet legacy and an incredible American Dream story.
Each of the Berkshire restaurants is honoring our nation's heroes with a complimentary three-course meal and a drink.
The paint was still tacky on the walls when the world changed. Laura Pensiero had spent months turning a former Chevrolet garage in Rhinebeck into a trattoria, working with architects, builders, and the village planning board. She had signed a 20-year lease. September 2001 had arrived, construction was running late, and she wanted to open before winter. Then came September 11.
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.
A Christmas tree with more lights than Rockefeller Center is getting ready for its dazzling Hudson Valley return.
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
The woman alleges HealthAlliance Hospital was understaffed and failed to prevent an attempted rape that caused her “severe physical injuries.”