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City of Newburgh News Published September 22

24 DE SEPTIEMBRE SESIÓN DE TRABAJO, 28 DE SEPTIEMBRE REUNIÓN REGULAR DEL CONSEJO Y SESIÓN EJECUTIVA

Las sesiones de trabajo del Consejo de la Ciudad de Newburgh y las reuniones regulares del Consejo se realizarán en persona en el tercer piso del Ayuntamiento, 83 Broadway, Newburgh, NY 12550...

City of Newburgh News Published September 22

COUNCILMEMBER SHAKUR TO ATTEND CITY COUNCIL BUDGET WORK SESSION VIA VIDEOCONFERENCE

Please be advised that Councilmember Shakur will attend the Tuesday, September 22, 2026, Budget Work Session of the Newburgh City Council virtually...

Mid Hudson News Published September 22

Man critically injured in Wallkill stabbing

TOWN OF WALLKILL – A 34-year-old Monticello man was critically injured Saturday after being stabbed during an event at a Town of Wallkill party hall, New York State Police said. Troopers responded to Garnet Health Medical Center at about 6:23 p.m. Sept. 19 for a report of a man…

Mid Hudson News Published September 22

Pawling murder trial continues in Poughkeepsie

POUGHKEEPSIE – The murder trial of Pawling resident Giuseppe Vassallo, 46, of Pawling is set to continue today before Dutchess County Court Judge Jessica Segal. Vassallo is charged with murder and robbery for a March 2024 incident on Quaker Hill in Pawling that eventually…

Mid Hudson News Published September 22

Bicyclist stable after being hit by truck in Deerpark

HUGUENOT- An 18-year-old female bicyclist sustained serious injuries as a result of being struck by a truck while traveling on Route 209 in the Town of Deerpark on Saturday, September 19. State troopers responded to US Route 209 after receiving a report of a crash between a motor…

Mid Hudson News Published September 22

Orange County Legislator pens book about representing Kiryas Joel

KIRYAS JOEL – Orange County Legislator Michael Amo has written a book chronicling his time representing the Hasidic Jewish community of Kiryas Joel and his experiences as a non-Hasidic elected official representing a community with distinct religious and cultural traditions.…

Mid Hudson News Published September 22

Three plead guilty in Kingston gang assault

KINGSTON – Three people pleaded guilty Monday to gang assault charges on the morning their trial was scheduled to begin in connection with a May 2025 attack that left a Kingston man with serious injuries and long-term consequences, the Ulster County District Attorney’s Office…

Mid Hudson News Published September 21

Arnott’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 21

Jews 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 21

Police 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 21

Walden Police Officer reunites with girl he helped save from choking

WALDEN – A year after Walden police Officer Jordan Mauro responded to a call involving a choking infant who had become unresponsive, he was reunited with the girl whose life he helped save. Arabella and her mother this week visited the Walden Police Department to see Mauro and…

Mid Hudson News Published September 21

Putnam’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…

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