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See Dutchess County’s First Transitional Housing Facility For Young Adults [PICS]
Taking a significant step forward in addressing the urgent need for support and housing for vulnerable young adults, ages 18 through 24 in our community, Hudson River Housing has officially opened Pat’s Place, Dutchess County’s first supportive, transitional housing facility for young adults. HUDSON RIVER HOUSING INTRODUCES PAT’S...
Dutchess County restaurant inspections: How safe is your favorite place to eat?
Dutchess County restaurant inspection records show 17 food establishments received five or more violations in April, according to the most recent data released by New York state. A diner in Poughkeepsie had 11 non-critical violations and six critical violations in April, including using shellfish that was not from approved sources...
Where Does Poughkeepsie’s Water Come From? A Closer Look at Its Vital Source
Poughkeepsie, nestled along the banks of the iconic Hudson River, draws its lifeblood from this majestic waterway. Originating from Lake Tear of the Clouds atop Mount Marcy, New York State's loftiest peak, the Hudson River meanders its way southward, serving as a vital source of water for communities like Poughkeepsie. Central to Poughkeepsie's water supply infrastructure is the meticulously operated Poughkeepsies’ Water Treatment Facility, a cornerstone in safeguarding public health through the provision of clean and safe drinking water.
End of An Era For Popular City of Pougheepsie Bar
Oh, the Hudson Valley bar scene, what memories. I gotta say, as I get older, I'm not much into hitting the local area bars like I used to be. But at one time in my life, it was a lot of fun. I can't even begin to count the number of times I used to hang out at bars regularly, not so much anymore. Only occasionally.
Upcoming Road Closure on South Ave Near Fire Station This Friday Morning
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Adored Army Vet, Nonprofit Founder From Hudson Valley Dies At 38: 'Larger-Than-Life'
A beloved US Army veteran from the Hudson Valley who dedicated much of his time and effort toward helping his fellow troops is being remembered for his large personality and ability to form a lasting bond with anyone. Putnam County resident Luke Rathschmidt of Mahopac died unexpectedly in…
“Cowboy of the Ramapos”: The Truth Behind This Haunting New York Legend
Have you heard the legend of the "Cowboy of the Ramapos?" It's one of the Hudson Valley's oldest tales that actually has some truth behind it. I'm constantly fascinated by the history and lore around the Hudson Valley. Some of the history is well-known like how Benedict Arnold tried to sell West Point off to the British, forever casting him as a treasonous traitor. Some of the lore is outrageous like the story of the hulk-like Gorton Turtle.
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