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Two Injured In One-Car Crash In LaGrange Two Injured In One-Car Crash In LaGrange
Two Injured In One-Car Crash In LaGrange LAGRANGE, N.Y. -- Two people were taken to an area hospital Sunday after their car struck a tree on Gidley Road, according to The Poughkeepsie Journal. The one-car crash occurred at about 2 p.m., and The Poughkeepsie Journal reported the two victims were pinned inside the car and had to be extricated. Both were taken to the hospital, where they appeared to be stable, the report said. Read the full story at poughkeepsiejournal.com.
Poughkeepsie Supervisor Tancredi Excited For Next Term Poughkeepsie Supervisor Tancredi Excited For Next Term
Poughkeepsie Supervisor Tancredi Excited For Next Term POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. -- In the wake of his re-election last week, Poughkeepsie Town Supervisor Todd Tancredi said he's excited at the prospect of serving for another two years, according to the Poughkeepsie Journal. Tancredi, a Republican who has served since 2012, said he intends to maintain what he called the town's "strong financial position," according to the report. He also noted a number a infrastructure projects as likely to make a significant impact on the town, the report said. Read the full story at poughkeepsiejournal.com.
North Castle Considers $31 Million Town Budget Proposal North Castle Considers $31 Million Town Budget Proposal
North Castle Considers $31 Million Town Budget Proposal NORTH CASTLE, N.Y. -- Officials in North Castle are touting this year's proposed $31.6 million town budget as one that keeps within the imposed tax cap and carries a flat tax rate for homeowners, according to theexaminernews.com. Town Administrator Joan Goldberg said the budget plan increases the tax level by nearly $290,000, but that an increase in assessable property means taxpayers would face no tax increase, according to the report. To learn more about the budget proposal, visit the town's website. A public hearing on the matter has been scheduled for Nov. 18, the report said.
Suffern's Rockland Community College Prepares for Veterans Day Suffern's Rockland Community College Prepares for Veterans Day
Suffern's Rockland Community College Prepares for Veterans Day SUFFERN, N.Y. -- Rockland Community College will be holding an on-campus Veterans Day commemoration on Nov. 11, according to a post on the school's Facebook page.The event, to be held in the college's Ellipse, will be attended by students, faculty and U.S. servicemen and women among others. Student clubs already have begun decorating for the commemoration. For more information, visit the RCC Facebook page.
Samuel Shapiro, 93, Longtime Leonia Physician Samuel Shapiro, 93, Longtime Leonia Physician
Samuel Shapiro, 93, Longtime Leonia Physician LEONIA, N.J. -- Dr. Samuel Shapiro, a physician who served the community for decades, died Sunday. He was 93. Shapiro, a longtime Leonia resident, was predeceased by his wife, Evelyn Shapiro.  He is survived by his children, Susan, Jonathan and Raphael, their respective spouses, six grand children and four great-grandchildren. There was a funeral service Monday at Eden Memorial Chapels, 327 Main St., Fort Lee. Burial was at the Rosedale Crematory, 408 Orange Road, Montclair. In lieu of flowers, the family asks donations be made in his honor to the Religious School at Adas Emuno, 254 Broad…
Westchester Contractor Must Pay $2.6M In I-287 Fraud Case Westchester Contractor Must Pay $2.6M In I-287 Fraud Case
Westchester Contractor Must Pay $2.6M In I-287 Fraud Case WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. -- Yonkers Contracting Inc., a Yonkers company that nearly 10 years ago led an over-budget and delayed renovation of Interstate 287, will pay $2.6 million to settle a fraud case brought about by authorities, according to lohud.com. According to lohud.com, the company at 969 Midland Ave., agreed to fine Tuesday. According to lohud.com. Yonkers Contracting sub-contracted 2.5 percent of the $144 million deal to Global Marine Supply Co. Under the agreement entered into with the state in 2006, Yonkers Contracting had agreed to sub-contract at least 8.03 percent of the $144 mil…
Cablevision's Third-Quarter Income Plummets 68 Percent Cablevision's Third-Quarter Income Plummets 68 Percent
Cablevision's Third-Quarter Income Plummets 68 Percent Cablevision Systems Corp. posted its third quarter performance figures Friday, reporting that its income had dropped by 68 percent from year to year, according to Nasdaq.com. The Long Island-based cable television company is led by CEO James Dolan and serves much of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. Cablevision agreed to sell itself to European telecommunications giant Altice for approximately $17.7 billion in September. Altice has indicated it will cut costs and lay off staffers after its acquisition is expected to become official early in 2016. Friday, the company said its price per s…
Red Hook Library Offers Students Program On Hydraulic Machines Red Hook Library Offers Students Program On Hydraulic Machines
Red Hook Library Offers Students Program On Hydraulic Machines RED HOOK, N.Y. -- The Red Hook Public Library will be holding an event Friday to teach students about hydraulic machines, according to a post on the library's Facebook page.The event, which is free to attend, will allow students to make their own hydraulic arms, cranes, drawbridges, excavators and more. Supplies are provided, so "just bring your imaginations," the post says. The library is at 7444 S. Broadway in Red Hook. To learn more about Friday's event or to learn about other offerings at the library, visit the Red Hook Public Library Facebook page.
Chocolate Festival Comes To Red Hook Chocolate Festival Comes To Red Hook
Chocolate Festival Comes To Red Hook RED HOOK, N.Y. -- The "Red Hook and the Chocolate Festival" is scheduled for 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 7, in Red Hook, event organizers said. Marked by the Dutchess County Tourism as a weekend of "delectable treats," the family-friendly event will be attended by a number of local chefs and restaurant owners and will feature live music. For more information, visit the "Red Hook and the Chocolate Festival" Facebook page.
Wallkill Police Charge Four In Underage Drinking Initiative Wallkill Police Charge Four In Underage Drinking Initiative
Wallkill Police Charge Four In Underage Drinking Initiative WALLKILL, N.Y. -- Four store clerks were arrested recently after illegally selling alcohol to a minor attempting to make the purchases as part of a police sting, authorities said.The Wallkill Police Department targeted several businesses during the operation between 6-9 p.m. Tuesday, according to the department. Working with the New York state Liquor Authority, officers arrested the four clerks, charging each with unlawfully dealing with a child. Those charged include: Terry Hernandez-Baez, 19, of Middletown, at the El Bandito restaurant, 536 East Main St. Gilbert Hallidy, 53, of Middleto…
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