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Juan Hudson Valley

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New Training Pays Off for Poughkeepsie Firefighters During Medical Emergency

Engine 1 firefighters in Poughkeepsie didn't wait when an ambulance was delayed. They gave epinephrine for severe respiratory distress, thanks to training they'd just received.

Poughkeepsie, NY · 1d

CT Insider

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He replaced a Connecticut baseball legend. Then Dave Werkhoven built a legacy of his own

After mentor Ted Alex died, Dave Werkhoven took over at Shepaug and won three state titles and 342 games. Werkhoven died Nov. 3 — Alex’s birthday.

Washington, CT · 1d

nerej.com

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Horvath & Tremblay sells three retail properties in New England for $3.65 million

New Milford, CT Horvath & Tremblay has completed the sale of three retail properties in New England for a total of $3,652,529. Brian Ahrens, Aaron Huntley, Matt Nadler, Bob Horvath and Todd Tremblay of Horvath & Tremblay have completed the sale of a MyEyeDr in New Milford. Horvath & Tremblay exclusively represented the seller and sourced the buyer to complete the transaction at a sale price of $727,529. MyEyeDr is located at 54 Park Lane Rd. MyEyeDr has been at the property since 1995 and has continuously extended its lease demonstrating their commitment to the site and the market. MyEyeDr has 4+ years remaining on its triple net lease with two, 5-year renewal options. The lease calls for attractive 10% rent increases at the start of each renewal option. The property enjoys prominent signage, excellent frontage, and strong visibility along Park Lane Rd. (US Rte. 202), the area’s primary commercial and commuter corridor. The property is positioned in the center of town and is within one mile of the Canterbury School and New Milford Hospital. The property is convenient to the area’s residential neighborhoods and also offers access to the town green, CT Rtes. 67 and 109 and US Rtes. 7 and 202 providing connectivity throughout western Connecticut.

New Milford, CT · 2d
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Mid-Hudson News Network

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$10 million headed to Putnam’s towns and villages

CARMEL – The Putnam Legislature has rejected a plan proposed by County Executive Kevin Byrne to distribute $6.5 million in surplus funds to the county’s six towns and three villages for infrastructure improvements replacing it with a $10 million infusion of funds during a two-year span. The updated...

Putnam County, NY · 1d
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Women’s Hoops Begins Season 3-0; Knocks Down 11 Three-Pointers in Win at Marist

POUGHKEEPSIE, NY – NJIT connected on 11 three-pointers and had three players score in double figures as the Highlanders earned a 67-63 road victory over Marist Sunday evening at McCann Arena in the America East-Metro Conference Challenge. With the win, NJIT improves to 3-0 to open the 2026-27 season.

Newark, NJ · 2d

The Wolf

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Danbury Railway Museum Bringing Back Its Popular Santa Train This Holiday Season

Santa's back in Danbury aboard the Snow Clipper. Vintage train rides, cocoa, cookies, and a quiet visit with Santa and Mrs. Claus at the old 1903 station.

Danbury, CT · 1d

We Are Danbury

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Brookfield Police Department Toy Drive Returns for Its 12th Year

Brookfield police are back at it for the 12th year. Toys collected December 12, 10 to 4, in the lot by Five Guys and Kohl's. UPS trucks carry them to kids at Yale New Haven Children's Hospital.

Brookfield, CT · 1d

millertonnews.com

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County Executive proposes 4% sales tax rate to cover higher costs

Dutchess County Executive Sue Serino has unveiled a $722 million budget proposal for 2027 that would increase spending by 10.5%, raise the county sales tax and use $28.5 million from general fund reserves. Serino presented the proposal Oct. 30 after her administration sought to close a gap between projected costs...

Dutchess County, NY · 14h

millertonnews.com

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‘Mud-pie’ roads, library moves, orchard closes

The following excerpts from The Millerton News were compiled by Kathleen Spahn and Rhiannon Leo-Jameson of the North East-Millerton Library. Herzog Passes on $498,370 “Mud-Pie” Projects in Townships. A $498,370 “mud-pie” road program for Dutchess County was approved last week by Lester W. Herzog, upstate WPA administrator. Part...

Millerton, NY · 14h

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 · 2d

WTNH

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Manchester town official sues DHS, ICE for records related to Danbury ‘raids’ in June

DANBURY, Conn. (WTNH) — A member of the Manchester Board of Directors filed a lawsuit Tuesday demanding records from federal agencies pertaining to alleged immigration raids that were conducted earlier this year in Danbury. Jerald Lentini filed the lawsuit in federal court in Hartford, demanding records from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Immigration and […]

Danbury, CT · 15h

millertonnews.com

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Amenia residents call for budget cuts

AMENIA — Concern about the current economic environment was evident as residents offered comments on the proposed 2027 budget during an Amenia Town Board meeting on Thursday, Nov. 5. The 2027 preliminary budget shows total appropriations of $3,769,844 for the General Fund and $1,577,643 for the Highway Fund, a...

Amenia, NY · 13h

Mid-Hudson News Network

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Two Hudson Valley hikers rescued from New Hampshire trail

SGT’S PURCHASE, NH- Two local hikers were among five men rescued from a steep trail in Sergeant’s Purchase, New Hampshire. Officials in the Granite State Monday identified the men as Jefferson Pazcoy, of Brewster and Andres Gonzalez of Croton Falls. Both are 22 years old. The pair, along...

Croton Falls, NY · 18h

CT Insider

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The Children’s Place files for bankruptcy. 8 Connecticut stores face uncertain future

The Children’s Place has filed for bankruptcy and plans to sell its assets. Gift cards are still being honored, but only for a limited time.

Connecticut · 1h

Mid-Hudson News Network

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Fishkill keeping fund balance while raising taxes

TOWN OF FISHKILL – Town Supervisor Ozzy Albra has produced his 2027 preliminary Fishkill Town budget that maintains a $20 million fund balance while raising Homestead property taxes by five percent, resulting in a 5.63 percent increase for homeowners outside of the village and a 6.11 percent increase for commercial properties outside of the village. A home assessed at $500,000 will see a $51.04 increase compared to 2026 taxes. A commercial property outside of the village, assessed at $500,000, will see a $79.12 increase over 2026.

Fishkill, NY · 23h

centerfieldmarist.com

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Club Women’s Basketball’s Founding at Marist

For years, Marist students have tried to bring a women’s club basketball team to campus without success. While Marist has always had a range of club sports, women’s basketball was among those that remained absent. When looking at colleges, sophomores Charley Coward and Jillian Festa wanted to go...

Poughkeepsie, NY · 1d

Mid-Hudson News Network

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Putnam municipalities tackle flooding on steep slopes

Cold Spring Mayor Kathleen Foley said the municipalities are expecting a climate adaptability report early next year that will provide “baseline data and concept solutions that will help the region qualify for larger state and federal grants necessary to turn design & planning into reality.”. Gross, a retired educator,...

Putnam County, NY · 2d

wamc.org

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Lisa Kaul talks universal healthcare, role of government after NY Senate win

Last week's “blue wave” swept across many parts of New York, including State Senate District 39, which encompasses Newburgh, Beacon, and Poughkeepsie, where Democrat Lisa Kaul beat incumbent Republican Rob Rolison for the seat. Kaul spoke with WAMC's Lower Hudson Valley Bureau Chief Elias Guerra about her plans for the months ahead to tackle affordability.

New York · 1d

Marist Circle

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Marist Theatre Presents ‘The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time’

The Marist Theatre Guild opened its 2026-27 season with a performance of “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time,” written by Simon Stephens and directed by Marist University adjunct professor Christine Crawfis. The show ran in the Nelly Goletti Theatre from Oct. 22-25. Eileen Curley, professor...

Poughkeepsie, NY · 1d