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Hudson Valley One
Published September 21Kevin Quick brings long-fermented, steel-baked pizza to Kingston
Inside the bustling kitchen at 55 Washington Avenue in Kingston, Black Garlik Pizza Co. is subleasing and sharing the space with Lekker Catering. Owner Kevin Quick is rethinking the mechanics of a Hudson Valley pizza pie. Quick, the former manager of Pie for the People, has built…
Hudson Valley One
Published September 21Ride-along gives a behind-the-scenes look at the Saugerties Police Department’s daily patrol
Behind the wheel of a Town of Saugerties police cruiser, standard routine patrol involves a steady mix of technical administrative compliance, spatial awareness, and community monitoring across a vast geographic footprint. Led by police chief Ken Swart, the Town of Saugerties…
The Highlands Current
Published September 21Free Meal Service Suspended
Beacon’s Backyard looking for new location
Hudson Valley One
Published September 214-H Club teaches kids about more than farm animals
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Hudson Valley One
Published September 21‘Tis time for a Hudson Valley Halloween
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Published September 21Three hikes offer varied viewing opportunities
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Mid Hudson News
Published September 21Arnott’s Section 9 Football Rankings: Who’s Moving Up?
The latest week of Section 9 football brought statement wins, rivalry games and a few teams making moves up the rankings. Rich Arnott breaks down the latest results and looks ahead to the biggest matchups on this week’s schedule. CLASS AA/A 1. MIDDLETOWN – The Middies shut down…
Mid Hudson News
Published September 21Jews celebrate Yom Kippur today
HUDSON VALLEY- Jews throughout the world are celebrating the holiest day in the Hebrew calendar today when Yom Kippur or the Day of Atonement is observed in synagogues and homes. Sunday evening’s Kol Nidre ceremony commemorated a 24-hour period of praying and fasting while…
Mid Hudson News
Published September 21Police celebrate several promotions in department
POUGHKEEPSIE – City of Poughkeepsie Police Chief Rich Wilson and Mayor Yvonne Flowers celebrated the recent promotions of five officers. Retired Chief Tom Pape, who was chief when some of the officers were originally hired, also attended. Chief Wilson noted the promotions were…
Mid Hudson News
Published September 21Putnam’s Prayer Walk dedicated to 9-11 hero Stephen Driscoll
CARMEL- Despite dark, dank skies and a steady rain, more than 200 people gathered beneath a large pavilion at Camarda Park in Carmel Sunday to participate in Putnam’s 7th annual Prayer Walk for First Responders. The memorial honored 9/11 hero Stephen Driscoll, a New York City…
Mid Hudson News
Published September 21Police seeking additional victims of alleged touchy-feely handyman
PAWLING – A 46-year-old Pawling man was arrested by state troopers last week on three misdemeanor charges of touching women without their consent. Ismael Sipteyul was charged with three counts of forcible touching, arraigned in Dover Justice Court and remanded to the Dutchess…
Mid Hudson News
Published September 21New York again ranks No. 1 for teen driver safety
NEW YORK- New York has been ranked the nation’s top state for teen drivers for the third consecutive year, according to a new analysis by WalletHub. The 2026 study compared all 50 states using 23 measures related to teen driver safety, accidents, and injuries, and state laws. New…