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Published September 08United Way to mark 25th anniversary of 9/11 with day of service projects
POUGHKEEPSIE- As the nation prepares to mark the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, the United Way of the Dutchess-Orange Region is organizing a series of volunteer projects aimed at turning remembrance into community service. The local United Way has been selected to…
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Published September 08Hospice of Orange & Sullivan Counties’ 19th annual Golf Classic raises almost $75,000 for patient care
NEWBURGH- Hospice of Orange & Sullivan Counties held its 19th Annual Golf Classic at Osiris Country Club in Walden, N.Y., on August 10, drawing a sold-out field of 100 golfers for the organization’s best golf fundraising event in recent years. The tournament raised close to…
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Published September 08Orange County Economic Summit set for October 16th
MIDDLETOWN- The 2026 Orange County Economic Summit, on Friday, October 16th at SUNY Orange’s Middletown Campus, marks a major milestone with five years of progress, partnership, and forward‑thinking collaboration. The event will bring together business leaders, community…
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Published September 07Monroe woman killed in car fire
MONROE – A 56-year-old woman was killed early Sunday when her car ran off Cedar Cliff Road in the Town of Monroe and the damage sustained by the 2020 Hyundai resulted in a vehicle fire. State Police said the driver and sole occupant, Jodi Lester, was removed from the vehicle and…
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Published September 07Labor Day: Recognizing achievements of workers in America
MID-HUDSON – Labor Day, the first Monday in September, is considered to be the unofficial end of summer with barbecues, swimming, and shopping. It is also meant to be a national holiday set aside to honor the efforts of American labor throughout the years. Todd Diorio of Marlboro…
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Published September 07Assemblyman Maher returns from active duty overseas
STEWART AIRPORT – Assemblyman Brian Maher (R, C – Walden) arrived back in the Hudson Valley Saturday after a nine-month stint as a U.S. Navy reservist in Africa and the Middle East. Maher touched down at Stewart International Airport late in the morning, and family members,…
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Published September 07Giving thanks to God’s creatures
CARMEL – Fido, Erin, Princess, Magoo, Simba and Beauregard are all special family members. The four-legged friends had their day at the Mt. Carmel Bible Church when Pastor Andrew Columbia officiated over a Blessing of the Pets quoting Bible scriptures of God’s love for His…
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Published September 07New athletic field dedicate at Liberty High School (VIDEO)
LIBERTY – Liberty High School officially snipped the ribbon on its brand-new athletic complex on Friday. Student athletes, coaches, and local families gathered to inaugurate modern stadium lights, expanded bleachers, and a state-of-the-art all-weather track built to host the…
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Published September 07Community Foundation of Orange, Sullivan, and Rockland to Host annual reception
MONTGOMERY- The Community Foundation of Orange, Sullivan and Rockland is thrilled to announce the return of their Annual Reception, taking place on Wednesday, October 21, from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at West Hills Country Club in Middletown. As the Foundation’s signature…
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Published September 07Consider becoming a Master Gardener volunteer
MIDDLETOWN- Whether you have just started to get into gardening, or you’ve always loved gardening, if you would like to increase your knowledge and share it with others, consider becoming a Master Gardener Volunteer with Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE) Orange County. The…
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Published September 06Assemblyman Maher returns from active duty overseas
STEWART AIRPORT – Assemblyman Brian Maher (R, C – Walden) arrived back in the Hudson Valley Saturday after a nine-month stint as a U.S. Navy reservist in Africa and the Middle East. Maher touched down at Stewart International Airport late in the morning, and family members,…
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Published September 06Warwick’s Evelyn Card honored as Orange County Citizen of the Month
WARWICK- At 99 years young, Evelyn Card is still making a difference in her community. The longtime Warwick resident and co-host of “Food for Thought” on WTBQ has been named Orange County’s Citizen of the Month for September, recognizing a lifetime of service to Warwick families…