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North Salem's David Letterman Says Trump Is 'Crazy,' Needs 'Good Scolding' North Salem's David Letterman Says Trump Is 'Crazy,' Needs 'Good Scolding'
North Salem's David Letterman Says Trump Is 'Crazy,' Needs 'Good Scolding' Donald Trump is “crazy” and in need of a good scolding, former television host and longtime North Salem resident David Letterman said in a rambling two-part conversation with New York Magazine. “Trumpy,” as Letterman says he and his 13-year-old son Harry call the 45th president and Bedford estate owner, was a frequent guest on “Late Night.” Trump’s appearances date back to the 1980s, long before there was any inkling that he would become the leader of the free world. The interview was also published online by Vulture, the magazine’s “entertainment destination” that “celebrates culture both …
Former Yorktown Lacrosse Player Honored For Black History Month Former Yorktown Lacrosse Player Honored For Black History Month
Former Yorktown Lacrosse Player Honored For Black History Month YORKTOWN, N.Y. -- Yorktown High School grad Ousmane Power-Greene, an athlete, college professor, and author, was named by North Carolina Athletics as its honoree for Black History Month. Power-Green, a member of the Class of 1991, played lacrosse, basketball, and football while growing up in Yorktown. Yorktown’s lacrosse program has produced 39 section championships, seven state championships, and numerous college athletes. After high school, Power-Greene spent a year at Guilford College in Greensboro, N.C., before transferring to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he a…
Gary Keeler, Pine Plains Superintendent Of Water, 66 Gary Keeler, Pine Plains Superintendent Of Water, 66
Gary Keeler, Pine Plains Superintendent Of Water, 66 PINE PLAINS, N.Y. -- Pine Plains’ Gary Keeler, who headed the town’s water department, died Sunday at home. He was 66. Keeler, a native of Rhinebeck, previously worked at DeLaval, a leading producer of dairy and farming equipment, in Poughkeepsie. He also worked for IBM until he purchased his own business, CT Glass in Red Hook. After selling CT Glass, he became the village of Rhinebeck’s building inspector and also drove a bus for the Pine Plains Central School District. Keeler was an active member of the Pine Plains Lions Club. He was the civic organization’s past president and also chair…
Poughkeepsie Couple Wins $10 Million Scratch-Off Jackpot Poughkeepsie Couple Wins $10 Million Scratch-Off Jackpot
Poughkeepsie Couple Wins $10 Million Scratch-Off Jackpot POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. -- A Poughkeepsie couple has made New York Lottery history by winning $10 million from a single scratch-off ticket. The winning ticket, part of the New York Lottery’s just launched special 50th Anniversary instant game, "$10,000,000 Cash,” was purchased at a Stewart’s Shops store in the hamlet of Red Oaks Mill. The winners' names will be announced at 2 p.m. Thursday when Lottery spokeswoman Yolanda Vega presents them with an oversized check at the Stewart’s Shops store, 3648 Albany Post Road (Route 9) in Poughkeepsie. The presentation is being made at the Route 9 st…
Nira G. Gerken, 83, Of Beacon Nira G. Gerken, 83, Of Beacon
Nira G. Gerken, 83, Of Beacon Nira G. Gerken, a Beacon resident and Newburgh native, died Friday, March 3, at St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital in Newburgh. She was 83. Gerken was born in 1933 to the late Earl and Gertrude (McDowell) Davis. She was the widow of Richard H. Gerken, who died in 2008. Gerken, who had worked as a chef with Hanger One in Newburgh, was an inductee in the Newburgh Bowling Hall of Fame and also belonged to the L.P.B.A. She also was an avid bingo player. Gerken is survived by her three children, Susan Gerken-Riccio, Cheryl Gerken, and Walter Gerken, all of Beacon; son-in-law Albert Riccio of Newbur…
Driver Who Strayed Out Of Lane In Ramapo Was Drunk, Police Say Driver Who Strayed Out Of Lane In Ramapo Was Drunk, Police Say
Driver Who Strayed Out Of Lane In Ramapo Was Drunk, Police Say RAMAPO, N.Y. -- An unidentified Suffern man has been charged with driving while intoxicated and aggravated unlicensed operation after being stopped in the village of Airmont Sunday, police said. The 48-year-old was pulled over on Campbell Avenue around 5:30 p.m. after he failed to stay in his lane and did not put on his turn signal, Ramapo police said. Ramapo police said the man’s license had been “suspended four times” by Newburgh authorities for “failing to answer summonses.” There were also warrants out on the man from the Town of Newburgh on charges of driving while intoxicated and agg…
New City Man Faces DWI Charges After Spring Valley Stop New City Man Faces DWI Charges After Spring Valley Stop
New City Man Faces DWI Charges After Spring Valley Stop A 33-year-old New City man is facing charges of driving while intoxicated after he was stopped by sheriff's deputies in Spring Valley. Luis A. Disla was pulled over on Tioken Road, according to Rockland County Sheriff Louis Falco. Disla was arrested and given an appearance ticket for Town of Ramapo Justice Court, Falco said.
Lulu Roberta Lawrence, 77, Of Poughkeepsie Lulu Roberta Lawrence, 77, Of Poughkeepsie
Lulu Roberta Lawrence, 77, Of Poughkeepsie POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. -- Lulu Roberta Lawrence, a lifelong Poughkeepsie resident, died Saturday, Feb. 25. She was 77. Lawrence was born in 1939 at Vassar Brothers Hospital in Poughkeepsie to the late Chester G. and Indiana M. Penfield. She was the seventh of 12 children. Lawrence attended Poughkeepsie High School. Her favorite sport was track and field. She worked at the Mid-Hudson Workshop, Inc. in Poughkeepsie for 35 years. Lawrence was also a Jehovah’s Witness for 46 years. She is survived by six siblings: Chester Gleason Penfield Jr., Gladys Stroman, Laura B. Penfield, Linda Penfield, a…
Locked Cars Deter Thieves, Clarkstown Police Say Locked Cars Deter Thieves, Clarkstown Police Say
Locked Cars Deter Thieves, Clarkstown Police Say CLARKSTOWN, N.Y. -- A recent rash of car break-ins is spurring Clarkstown police to warn residents to lock their vehicles and to keep tempting goodies out of the sight of thieves. According to police, there are close to 2 million such thefts each year, resulting in the loss of $1.255 billion in goods. While locking your car seems like a no-brainer, up to a quarter of theft victims didn’t do it, police said. It’s also worth keeping your ride tidy. Almost any personal item that's visible from the outside -- even something as worthless as an empty shopping bag -- could be seen as bait for thi…
Man Stole $40K In Stocks From Millbrook Resident, Police Say Man Stole $40K In Stocks From Millbrook Resident, Police Say
Man Stole $40K In Stocks From Millbrook Resident, Police Say A Dutchess County man has accused his accountant of stealing thousands of dollars, according to state police. The unidentified Millbrook resident told authorities last October that Max N. Sandmeier had traded $40,000 in his stocks and had benefited financially from the sale, state police said. Sandmeier, 49, of Walden in Orange County, was arrested on Friday, March 3, and charged with third-degree grand larceny, first-degree identify theft, and first-degree falsifying business records, all felonies. State police based in Poughkeepsie also accused Sandmeier of unlawfully opened credit cards…
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