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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 · 3d

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Mapos Designs 615 Broadway, a New Town Square for Midtown Kingston

Mapos has designed 615 Broadway, a mixed-use, multifamily development on 2.2 acres of vacant land next to the Ulster Performing Arts Center (UPAC) in Midtown Kingston’s Arts District. At its heart is the new Pauline Oliveros Deep Listening Plaza, a 4,000 SF public plaza honoring the influential Kingston sound...

Kingston, NY · 3d
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Democrats win big across Dutchess County

Democrats saw large victories across Dutchess County in the Nov. 3 elections. Incumbent Democratic Representative Pat Ryan defeated Republican opponent Jackie Mary Auringer by almost 25 percentage points. In what was supposed to be a competitive state Senate race for New York’s District 39, County Legislator Lisa Kaul defeated Republican incumbent Rob Rolison by over 10 percentage points.

Dutchess County, NY · 1d
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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 · 2d
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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

Poughkeepsie Journal

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Bunga, Blazers breeze through Tuckahoe to advance to regional finals

CROSS RIVER – Serena Bunga has seen everything on the court in her time with the Millbrook girls volleyball team. Section championships, trips to the state final four and countless victories have been a part of the journey. It had been a while though, 2023 to be exact, since the senior relished in postseason success. She wasn't going to walk away without experiencing the joy of going deep into the postseason just one more time. Following up the team's Section 9 Class C championship the previous week, Millbrook showed its talent and resiliency once again by securing a 3-1 victory over Section 1's Tuckahoe in the New York State subregional at John Jay-Cross River on Wednesday afternoon, November 11. "It's something that we all really want to push towards and go to states again," Bunga said after the win, describing the team's determination. "We just think it's such an amazing feeling because our team is so close-knit. We love being with each other and playing with each other." The Blazers secured an early lead after a back-and-forth opening set and it looked as if the team was on its way to a sweep with a significant lead in the second.

Millbrook, NY · 1d

The Overlook

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At 99, World War II Veteran Ron Gibbons on Finding Joy and Working at Lowe’s

On Mondays and Fridays, Ron Gibbons waters flowers and chats with customers in the lawn and garden section of Lowe’s in Kingston. At 99, the World War II veteran hasn’t slowed down. “If you rest, you rust,” Gibbons said in an interview at his home in Hurley, reflecting on his life ahead of Veterans Day. […] The post At 99, World War II Veteran Ron Gibbons on Finding Joy and Working at Lowe’s appeared first on The Overlook .

Kingston, NY · 1d

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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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The ‘Polar Express’ train ride in Upstate NY starts tomorrow, just 2 hours from NYC, with golden tickets, dancing chefs & a visit from Santa

All aboard! Starting tomorrow, Friday, Nov. 13 , the Catskill Mountain Railroad is bringing the classic children’s book to life with its annual Polar Express train ride in Kingston, just two hours north of NYC. Running through Wednesday, Dec. 30 , the hour-long ride loads families, many of them in their pajamas, into 1950s vintage coaches for a trip to the “North Pole” and back. Tickets have sold out quickly in past years, so if you’ve got your heart set on a December date, now’s the time to book! Here’s what you can expect on the once-of-a-lifetime journey! What happens on board The ride follows the story beat for beat: Golden tickets: the conductor walks through each car punching your golden ticket. Hot chocolate and cookies, served by dancing chefs. Story time: passengers read along with Chris Van Allsburg’s book, “The Polar Express”. Santa at the North Pole: Santa and his elves board the train, and every rider gets a silver sleigh bell, the “first gift of Christmas”, to take home. Carols on the way back, led by characters in every car. The round trip covers less than 10 miles and lasts about 70 minutes, and you’ll ride forward one

Kingston, NY · 21h

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A traumatized lanternfly speaks its truth

This past week, I had the privilege of interviewing one of Vassar’s most vulnerable: the spotted lanternfly. The bugs first arrived in the United States around 2014 and have kept their status as an invasive species since due to their, as one Facebook group puts it, “sex-crazed” ability to repopulate. However, since their arrival to campus in 2021, students have put it upon themselves to single-handedly exterminate them from Arlington. Possible reasons why lanternfly annihilation has become Vassar student’s latest pastime range from attempts at being environmentally conscious to taking their rage out in the bugs after failing their Intro to Clowning midterm.

Arlington, NY · 1d

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Upstate NY veterans leader warns of socialists, communists in US, says he ‘wouldn’t know where to point my rifle’

The chairman of a veterans group in Upstate New York drew criticism after telling a Veterans Day crowd he might have trouble deciding “in what direction to aim my rifle” if he were called to serve again. Bill Forte, chairman of the Kingston Veterans Association, made the remark...

Kingston, NY · 19h

Times Union

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Kingston school for at-risk youth reverses course, will stay open

The Children’s Home of Kingston said its day school will continue operating, even as its residential treatment program remains slated to close in early 2027.

Kingston, NY · 2d

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Creative Connections: Inside the 2026 Kingston Design Showhouse

The Hudson Valley has long been a destination for artists, makers, and creative thinkers. Few events capture that collaborative spirit quite like the Kingston Design Showhouse, which returned for its eighth edition in 2026 with a fresh perspective on residential design and the power of creative community. Founded in 2018...

Saugerties, NY · 22h

Streetsblog Capitol Hill

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State DOT Yanks Safety From Long-Delayed Woodstock Tinker Street Project

State DOT scrapped plans for lower speed limits and raised crosswalks from its plans to upgrade sidewalks on Woodstock’s popular Tinker Street, which it now says won’t wrap up until 2031 — and town officials say the agency has left them in the dark as to why.

Woodstock, NY · 3d

Mid-Hudson News Network

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Grove Street Academy remains open while Children’s Home residential program to close

KINGSTON – The residential placement program at the Children’s Home of Kingston will be closing in early 2027, Ulster County Legislature Chairman Peter Criswell said Monday. Its Chapter 853 school, though, will continue to serve students with emotional and learning disabilities, he said. The news comes following a...

Kingston, NY · 3d

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Let's hear it — November 12, 2026

Dutchess County Executive Sue Serino has proposed a $722 million budget for 2027, a 10.5% increase in spending. The proposal would raise the county sales tax from 3.75% to 4% and draw $28.5 million from reserves to help cover rising costs and a nearly $90 million gap between projected expenses and revenues.

Dutchess County, NY · 2d

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 · 1d