News across Dutchess County

City of Newburgh to conduct semi-annual hydrant flushing
NEWBURGH- The City of Newburgh will begin its semi-annual fire hydrant flushing program throughout the City beginning on Monday, October 5, 2026. The program will continue until all flushing is complete. Hydrant flushing is a controlled procedure for the general maintenance of…

Current Names Board Member
Philipstown resident is longtime journalist

Police 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…

Serino names new leader of county planning
POUGHKEEPSIE – Dutchess County Executive Sue Serino has selected Jennifer Cocozza to serve as Dutchess County Commissioner of Planning & Development. Cocozza has over three decades of experience in land use planning, public administration, and community development, including…

How They Voted (Congress)
Select votes by our House members through Sept. 18

Dutchess Approves Homeless Shelter
Poughkeepsie ‘HOPE Center’ will open in 2027


Denny Lahey (1933-2026)
Army vet was longtime firefighter

On the Spot
How far back do you know your family history?

More Residents Eligible for Utility Discounts
New plan expands income limits

Price at the Pump (September)
The latest local, state and national prices per gallon

Real Estate Market Report (August)
The latest data on home sales, listings and prices in the Highlands