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The Highlands Current
Published September 11Sheriff’s Deputy Case Sealed
Dutchess D.A. won’t comment
Mid Hudson News
Published September 1125th anniversary of 9/11 marked by prayer and reflection
MID-HUDSON – The whole nation is in mourning today remembering the events of September 11, 2001, when the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and a commercial airliner over Pennsylvania were targets of terrorist attacks that claimed over 3,000 lives. Since that faithful day 25 years…
Mid Hudson News
Published September 11State troopers ramping up their presence ahead of the High Holy Days (VIDEO)
ALBANY – State troopers across New York are ramping up their presence outside Jewish houses of worship and community gathering places ahead of the High Holy Days. “Hate has no place in our great state. It just does not belong here. And it’s not who we are. And we must condemn it…
Mid Hudson News
Published September 11Cash registers stolen from two adjacent stores
NEWBURGH – The cash registers from two adjacent stores at 257 Liberty Street in the City of Newburgh were stolen one right after the other at around 11 p.m. on Wednesday, September 9. City police said an employee of Hudson Valley Cheesecake said the business’ cash register had…
Mid Hudson News
Published September 11Neighbors applaud while alleged drug dealer put in handcuffs
POUGHKEEPSIE – The Dutchess County Drug Task Force raided the apartment of a suspected drug dealer on Wednesday, and neighbors in the apartment complex applauded when the senior citizen was taken away in handcuffs. Following an investigation into illegal drug activity in the area…
Mid Hudson News
Published September 11City police demonstrate high standards during accreditation process
ALBANY – The City of Poughkeepsie Police Department has earned accreditation from the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services after demonstrating the highest standards in law enforcement during a rigorous, multi-year application process that was initiated when…
The Highlands Current
Published September 119/11: 25 Years Later
Highlands residents recall the attacks and aftermath
The Highlands Current
Published September 115 Questions: Elaine Leinung
Beacon author who lost son on 9/11
The Highlands Current
Published September 116 Takeaways: Dutchess Transportation
Forecast documents trends, needs, funding
The Highlands Current
Published September 11Beacon Council Back to Business
City tackles zoning, parking, rentals