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2.1 Magnitude Earthquake Rocks Poughkeepsie, New York
Another earthquake has shook the Hudson Valley. In the earl morning hours of Wednesday June 26th, 2024, a Town of Poughkeepsie community was woken up to a loud boom and a shaking sensation. I have family in the area and received 2 text messages around 3:15 am both asking "Did...
Councilwomen ask for prayer for Poughkeepsie (VIDEO)
POUGHKEEPSIE – City council members Ondie James and Terriciena Brown hosted a Community Prayer Vigil at Earline Patrice Park at Mansion Square on Saturday afternoon. Fifth Ward Councilwoman James told Mid Hudson News that the event was open to all city residents, community leaders, clergy, youth groups, churches, elected officials, family, friends, and organizations.
Early Morning Earthquake Shakes New York State
Is New York turning into California with all the earthquakes lately? The latest one hit Poughkeepsie but it could be felt more than 100 miles away. There have been more than 550 earthquakes in New York State. The first one struck the New York City area on December 18, 1737, with a magnitude of 5.2. It's one of two damaging quakes to hit the Big Apple.
Mayor opens pools and dedicates Pulaski pool house (VIDEO & GALLERY)
POUGHKEEPSIE – A ribbon-cutting for the $4 million pool house at Pulaski Park in Poughkeepsie kicked off swimming season at the city’s two pools, with the second being located at Spratt Park. The project was initially slated to cost $2.4 million and the pool house includes a men’s room, women’s room, family bathrooms, lifeguard room, office welcome desk, and storage and kitchen areas. Other upgrades were made to the pool area, including a new.
Former Downstate Correctional Facility in Fishkill Set for Mixed-Use Community Redevelopment
Conifer Realty, LLC has been selected by Empire State Development (ESD) to redevelop the former Downstate Correctional Facility in Fishkill, Dutchess County, into a mixed-use community, aligning with New York State's efforts to repurpose unused state land to alleviate housing shortages. The project aims to transform the site into a vibrant residential area and community space, creating approximately 200 construction jobs over a decade-long, multi-phase development.
Public Still Waiting For More Info About Pool Closure in New Paltz
Some Ulster County Residents have been denied their cool refreshing trip to the Ulster County Pool this week. People who just bought season passes after the big heat wave last week are going to have to wait to get in the water a bit longer due to an unexpected closure of the Ulster County Pool.
People From These 5 Places Really Want to Move to Poughkeepsie, New York
The Hudson Valley has seen an influx of new residents pretty steadily since COVID-19. And while it seems some are looking to get out of the area in larger volumes than before, there are still plenty of people around the country who are looking to relocate to the beautiful Hudson Valley.
One lane for Breakneck Tunnel
COLD SPRING- Motorists traversing Route 9D north of Cold Spring will soon be experiencing traffic delays when the New York State DOT closes the southbound lane of Breakneck Tunnel allowing for the construction of a pedestrian bridge over the Metro-North tracks on the north side of the tunnel. Word of...
SPARC Park in Stanfordville Has Official Grand Opening
SPARC Park in Stanfordville, NY, held their formal grand opening on Wednesday, June 26. The town of Stanfordville just completed an all-volunteer rebuild of the iconic playground at the recreation center. The original SPARC Park was built over 30 years ago as a community-led and built project, and a group of community members organized the rebuild with the same community-led process.
Blood donors come from far and wide
CARMEL- A steady stream of donors rolled up their sleeves during Putnam County’s semi-annual blood drive, Friday—a drive sponsored by the Driscoll Lodge of the Fraternal Order of Police in conjunction with the Carmel Knights of Columbus lodge, Putnam residents serving with the Fire Department of New York City and Guardian Revival.
Putnam STOP-DWI campaign ramps up for Independence Day
CARMEL – Putnam County police agencies are launching a campaign to reduce impaired driving in advance of the Fourth of July holiday celebration. Putnam County Sheriff Kevin McConville made the announcement last week, noting that the campaign is a coordinated effort between the Putnam County Sheriff’s Office, Carmel police department, Kent police department, and STOP-DWI coordinators.
Triplet brothers accepted to US Naval Academy
NEWBURGH- Triplet brothers Christopher, Christian and Jonathan Recinos of Newburgh have been accepted to the US Naval Academy. The three young men, who are 2020 graduates of San Miguel Academy in Newburgh, reported for Induction Day on Thursday when first year midshipmen begin a summer of physical and academic training before the start of the academic year.
Route 52 bridge across I-84 getting new deck and other rehabilitation work
TOWN OF NEWBURGH - Work has just begun to install a new bridge deck and perform other rehabilitation on the Route 52 bridge across Interstate 84. The state Department of Transportation said the work will include the installation of a new, fully continuous and jointless bridge deck that will reduce long-term maintenance costs, create a smoother ride and increase the span's overall life.
New Paltz Set For Unique First Annual ‘Roper Romp’
The costumed pub crawl is based on the character of Mrs. Roper from "Three's Company". If you are like me, you're a big fan of the hit 70's tv sitcom Three's Company. The story revolves around three single roommates: Jack Tripper, Janet Wood, and Chrissy Snow, who all platonically live together in a Santa Monica, California apartment complex owned by Stanley and Helen Roper. The show chronicles the escapades and hijinks of the trio's constant misunderstandings, social lives, and financial struggles. A top 10 hit from 1977 to 1983, the series has remained popular in syndication and through DVD releases.
New Open Market In Ulster County in Search of Vendors
Big news if you live in or around the Ulster County Fairgrounds and you are a fan of Farmers markets and Food Truck Fare. There are plans to have a new market starting in July. Hudson Valley Open Market New Paltz has plans to be underway the first weekend in...
Newburgh special school board meeting quickly becomes rancorous
NEWBURGH – A special meeting of the school board for Newburgh Enlarged City School District Thursday night got off to a pleasant start when board president John Doerre said he enjoyed the graduation ceremony Tuesday night. But the tone changed to anger and acrimony as soon as public comment started.
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