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• Black History Month Celebrates With National Parks Centennial
• Armonk Will See Temperatures Soar Into The 50s This Week
• How Did You Meet Your Valentine, Dutchess? Send Us Your Story
• Westchester Estate Owner Donald Trump Leaves Long Trail Of Twitter Targets
• Beekman Library Invites Patrons To Bring Kids For Special Day
• DVlicious Asks: Who Has The Best Soup In Dutchess County?
• Westchester Estate Owner Donald Trump Holds Lead As Iowans Caucus
• Zika Virus Unlikely In Hudson Valley, Infectious Disease Specialist Says
• Robert Kelly Named Dutchess County's First Poet Laureate
• Rain Storm In Armonk Could Include Thunderstorms, Flooding
• Just Hours Before Iowa Caucuses, Chappaqua's Clinton Defends Email Use
• Man Seeks Help Finding Owner Of Dog Lost In Brewster
• Deadliest Metro-North Crash Claimed, Changed Lives, But Crossing Unchanged
• Naomi Goldberg, Poughkeepsie Planning Board Member, Dies At 83
• White Plains: Will Punxsutawney Phil See His Shadow on Groundhog Day?
• Poughkeepsie Father Broke Infant's Ribs, Police Say
• Albany Corruption Big Issue With Voters, Siena Poll Finds
• Whole Foods Providing Customers With Digital Coupons
• Cricket Tell The Weather String Band Performs In Dutchess
• Metro-North Delays Of Up To An Hour Make For Chaotic Evening Commute
• Teenage Boy Dies After Jumping In Front Of Metro-North Train
• Finalists Chosen, Vote Now For DVlicious 'Best Soups In Dutchess County'
• Cruz Trumps Trump, Sanders, Clinton Edges Sanders In Iowa
• Rail Safety On Metro-North Commuter Lines, One Year After Fatal Crash
• Cruz Trumps Trump, Sanders, Clinton Locked In Virtual Tie In Iowa
• Metro-North Details Actions Taken To Improve Safety At Railroad Crossings
• Punxsutawney Phil Predicts An Early Spring
• Route 35 Accident Causes Delays At I-684 Interchange
• Student From Fordham Prep Second To Be Killed By Train In Last Month
• Montalto Joins Mount Kisco Medical Group As Chief Of Staff
• Former Prison Official Talks About Reform In Rhinebeck
• Make Valentine's Day Crafts At Beekman Library
• Congressional Candidate Invites Opponents To Take People's Pledge
• American Cancer Society Seeks Volunteers From Westchester, Rockland
• New York Ranks Among Worst States To Retire
• Dutchess Chamber Foundation Seeking Mentors For New Program
• Police Arrest Beacon Fugitive In Armed Robbery Case
• ShopRite Accepting Applications For Jobs At New Dutchess Store
• Incident Reported At Ulster County Prison
• Westchester Medical Center Helps Keep Hips Moving With Joint Replacement
• Columbia Democrat Issues Challenge In 19th Congressional District Race
• Employee Charged With Stealing $25K From Dunkin' Donuts In Cortlandt
• Police Warn Residents After Rash Of Putnam Car Burglaries
• Cuomo Approves $25 Million For Government, School Projects
• DV Home Cooking: World Travels Inspire A Dish
• Beekman Library Will Welcome Knit Wits
• Railroad Lawsuits Cite Many Culprits A Year After Fatal Westchester Crash
• Armonk Will See Windy, Wet Wednesday
• Daughter's Future In-Law Asked Chappaqua's Bill Clinton For Pardon
• Fordham Prep Offers Trained Grief Counselors After 2nd Student Train Death
• Police Issue Silver Alert For Missing Danbury Woman, 61
• With Tax Season Here, Watch Out For New Phone Scams, Cuomo Warns
• Convicted Murderer David Sweat Sentenced For Upstate Prison Escape
• Poughkeepsie-Based Physical Therapist Using Innovative Treatment Methods
• Husband Of Train Crash Victim Sues Metro-North, Mount Pleasant
• Victims Of Metro-North Train Crash Remembered One Year Later
• County Executive To Outline Plans For New County Jail
• Red Hook Judge Orders Dogs That Attacked Jogger Be Put To Death
• Registration Open For Hudson Valley Restaurant Week
• Winter Storms Could Impact Armonk Early Next Week
• Teresa Cruz, 75, Beacon Resident
• Health Quest Appoints New Chief Medical Operations Officer, President
• Is Apple Ruining Growth At Upscale Shopping Malls? A Report Says Yes
• Mary Kaye Dolan-Anderson Retires From Dutchess County After 26 Years
• Marist's Jarosz Of Cortlandt Manor Named Conference Player Of The Week
• Culinary Institute of America President Recognized
• Dover Plains' Zephyr Teachout Meets With Voters In Bid For Congress
• Feeding Hungry Visitors In Your Winter Landscape
• X-Planations: Hudson Valley Chef Peter X. Kelly Talks Romance, 'Slove'
• No Students Hurt In Dutchess County School Bus Accident
• Take Your Child To Beekman Library Saturday
• Thankfully, The Beat Goes On For Fairfield Man
• Advisory For Sex Offender In Beekman Issued
• Armonk Could See Snow Overnight Into Friday
• Northern Dutchess Symphony Orchestra Will Perform In Hyde Park
• Man Buys $2M Winning Lottery Ticket At Danbury Gas Station
• Four Dutchess Pets Find Homes At SPCA Adoption
• Upstate NY CEO Confidence Drops, Siena Poll Shows
• Amazon Plans Hundreds Of Brick And Mortar Bookstores
• Man Driving 80 MPH On Taconic Charged With DWI, Police Say
• State Assembly Passes Paid Leave After Governor's Push
• Somers State Police Seek Pair For Questioning In ID Theft Case
• Two Carmel Men Face Felony Burglary Charges
• Projected Snowfall Totals Increase For Friday Morning Storm
• Man Charged With Felony DWI In Brewster
• Steven H. Strandberg, 71, Millbrook Resident
• Brewster, Pawling Heat It Up In Ice Hockey
• Dutchess Schools Announce Delayed Openings
• ShopRite Accepting Applications For Jobs At New Dutchess Supermarket
• Get Game Ready With Super Bowl Snack Ideas From Hyde Park Chef
• Hyde Park's FDR Library Features Special Presidents Day Weekend Events
• Numerous Morning Accidents Reported On Slick Area Roadways
• Are You Wearing Red For Go Red For Women Day, White Plains?
• Dutchess Schools Announce Closures After Earlier Scheduling Delays
• Dutchess Powers John Jay, Lourdes Square Off In Basketball Thriller
• Video: Revisiting Crossing Year After Deadly Metro-North Train Crash
• Crane Collapse In Manhattan Kills 1, Injures At Least 3
• Zika Virus Case Confirmed In Hudson Valley
• NYPD Officer, Southeast Resident, In Stable Condition After Shooting
• Millerton Drunk-Driving Patrols Spark Controversy
• Kent Man Charged With Aggravated, Felony DWI
• New Marist Poll Keeps Sanders In Big Lead Over Chappaqua's Clinton In NH
• The Attaca String Quartet Performs At Vassar's Modfest
• New Case Of Zika Virus Detected In Hudson Valley
• Central Hudson Workers Donate 55,000 Meals To Food Bank Of Hudson Valley
• Craft Fair At Beekman Library Seeks Vendors
• Black Ice Warning Issued For Armonk Through Saturday Morning
• Who Are You Rooting For In Super Bowl 50, White Plains?
• BJ's Wholesale Club Announces Recall Of Deli Meats Sold In NY Stores
• Empty-Nesters Ditch Homes For Luxury Condos, Realtors Report
• Driver Who Hit Pole Was Drunk, Had Cocaine, Putnam Sheriff Says
• State Police Will Crack Down On Impaired Driving Super Bowl Weekend
• Fordham Prep Reeling From Pair Of Student Suicides In Just Over Two Weeks
• Man Who Hit Guardrail On Taconic Charged With DWI, Police Say
• Volunteer Firefighters Save State $3 Billion, Says Study
• Rep. Maloney Endorses Teachout For Hudson Valley Congressional Seat
• Where's the Cheese? McDonald's Sued Over Empty Mozzarella Sticks
• Donald Trump Leads In New Hampshire With Rubio Gaining Ground, Poll Says
• Putnam Sheriff Seeks Public's Help In Search For Suspect
• Armonk Could See Slick Travel Conditions This Coming Week
• Dover Man Charged With DWI
• DV Home Cooking: Tweaking A Chef's French Fry Recipe
• Culinary President's Honors Tops Week's News In Dutchess
• NYPD Officer From Southeast Leaves Bronx Hospital After Being Shot In Face
• Armonk Could See Several Rounds Of Snow This Week
• Cuomo Launches Effort To Stop Use Of Conversion Therapy On Gay Children
• Oreo Debuts New Cookie That Tastes Like A Cupcake
• Ridership On Metro-North Railroad Breaks Record In 2015
• Spins Bowl Poughkeepsie Opens 50,000 Sq. Ft. Entertainment Center
• Two Charged In Underage Drinking Detail In Northern Westchester
• Molinaro Visits Pawling To Talk State Of County
• Ready To Diet, White Plains? 'Super Monday' Is The Day To Begin
• Daily Voice Promotes Travis Hardman To COO
• Marcia Ball Performs At Daryl's House Club
• How Are You Celebrating The Chinese New Year, White Plains?
• To HPV Or Not To HPV, That Is The Question
• Maloney Top Fundraiser In Race For Congressional Seat
• Decker Becomes First Wappingers Lacrosse Player To Commit To Play D-I
• Rhinebeck Restaurant Offering Ramen Nights
• State Police Report Results Of Putnam Underage Drinking Detail
• I-95 Closed After Charter Bus Overturns In Connecticut
• Dutchess County Executive Molinaro Submits New Jail Proposal
• Iona, Mercy, Sarah Lawrence, College Of New Rochelle Gain State Grants
• Mothers Of Sandy Hook Victims Talk About Faith At Brewster Church
• Second Round Of Snow Will Be Headed To Armonk
• Poll Finds Chappaqua's Clinton Leads Sanders In NY; Trump Ahead In GOP Race
• More Realtors Using Drones To Show Off Luxury Properties
• Putnam Sheriff's Deputy Arrests Dutchess Man On Heroin Charge
• Dozens Hurt In Rollover Of Casino-Bound Bus From NYC On Snow-Covered I-95
• Westchester Man Steals Lunch Truck, Takes Police On Slow Chase
• Westchester Estate Owner Bloomberg Says He's Eyeing Presidential Run
• Candidates Endure N.H. Snow In Bid To Get Votes For Tuesday Primary
• Enjoy A Slice For National Pizza Day, White Plains
• Area Schools Announce Delayed Openings
• Nick's Brick Oven Pizza & Pasta Serves Hopewell Junction Tasty Italian Food
• Fairfield County's Dough & Co. Continues To Grow, Expand
• Get Into A Mardi Gras State Of Mind, White Plains
• Rhinebeck's Oliver Kita Chocolates Spreads The 'Love' For Valentine's Day
• 'Fat Bikes' Latest Fad To Fight Winter Doldrums, Snow Piles
• Flood Warning Issued For Hudson River In Poughkeepsie
• Marist College Hires Chicago Educator As Fourth President
• Rhinebeck Residents Launch New Political Party
• Dutchess County Welcomes 2016 State Winter Games For First Time
• A Bit More Snow Expected In Putnam Overnight
• Legal Services Of The Hudson Valley Receives $3,000 Grant
• Hudson Valley Hero Joseph Lemm Awarded Bronze Star
• Pawling Middle School Features Science Night
• Amenia OKs $1.11 Million Bond Sale For Town Hall Heating System
• Sanders, Trump Pick Up One-Sided New Hampshire Primary Wins
• Former Student Files Lawsuit Alleging Bullying At Westchester School
• State Says Innovative E-Waste Recycling Program Yields Initial Success
• Remember To Observe Ash Wednesday, White Plains
• How Did You Meet Your Valentine, Dutchess County? Send Us Your Story
• Area Schools Announce Delayed Openings, Closure
• DV Home Cooking: Making Meatballs From An Old Family Recipe
• Who Has County's Best Soup? Vote For DVlicious Favorite, Northwest Dutchess
• Snow Lingers In Putnam
• Rapper DMX Recovering Following Collapse At Westchester Hotel
• Alert CVS Employee Assists In Dutchess Man's Child Porn Arrest
• Roberto Lira Penafiel, 86, Pawling Resident
• Dutchess County Authorities Arrest Two Dozen In Super Bowl Crackdown
• Facebook Posts About Personal Problems Annoy New Yorkers Most, Survey Says
• Putnam Inmate Assaulted Correction Officers, Sheriff Says
• Public Forums Scheduled On New Dutchess County Justice Center
• Health Marketplace Featured At Dutchess Chamber’s February Breakfast
• Bitter Wind Chills, Snow Shower Chance In Store For Armonk
• Feldman Physical Therapy Earns New Status
• X-Planations: Hudson Valley Chef Peter X. Kelly Shares His Dim Sum 'Go To'
• Excitement Builds For NY Special Olympics Winter Games In Dutchess
• Mahopac's Aljan Jewelers Woo Customers With New Items For Valentine's Day
• Frederick Beyer Jr., 86, Of Poughkeepsie, Former Baseball Draft Pick
• Dangerous Cold Will Arrive In Armonk
• Wappinger Woman In Crash Drove High With 2-Year-Old In Car, Police Say
• Brewster Schools Superintendent Conway Announces Retirement
• Millbrook Arts Group Concert Features Singer Katy Gillick
• National Park Service To Renovate Roosevelt's Hyde Park Home Garden
• HVThankful Donates $2,000 To United Way In East Dutchess
• Donald Trump Campaign Names Westchester Native As Social Media Director
• New Case Of Zika Virus Confirmed In Hudson Valley
• Yorktown Sears Employee Charged As Accomplice In $1,130 Theft
• 'Life Threatening' Wind Chills Of -25 Cited In New Warning, Armonk
• Model Train Show Rolling Into Fishkill
• How Smart Is Your Dog, White Plains?
• NY Motorists Who Drive With Snow On Car May Soon Face Fines
• Polar Vortex Will Bring Deep Weekend Freeze To Armonk
• Rhinebeck Pantry Takes Pride In Helping Others
• Sears Speeding Up Efforts To Close More Than 50 Stores
• Man jumps to death from GWB
• New York Special Oympics Winter Games Come To Hudson Valley
• NorthEast-Millerton Library Plans 'Fancy Nancy Tea Party'
• Rhinebeck Farmers Market Remains Open Despite Winter's Chill
• Cuomo Calls For Caution As Bitter Cold Approaches Lower Hudson Valley
• Wappinger Woman Charged With DWI After Route 9D Stop
• Dutchess Woman Charged With Possessing Stolen Jewelry
• Accidents On I-684, Saw Mill, I-287 Causing Delays
• Mets Relief Pitcher Gets First-Ever Lifetime Ban From MLB
• Armonk Could See Some Snow As Deep Freeze Arrives
• Dutchess Florist Keeps It Traditional With Roses For Valentine's Day
• Zika Vaccines At Least 18 Months Away From Broad Trials
• Author Of 'Sybil Ludington: The Call To Arms' Speaks At Beekman Library
• Pawling Keeps It Close Against Red-Hot Brewster In Ice Hockey
• Celebrity Chef Jet Takes Off In Westchester
• Armonk Could See Some Snow Showers As Arctic Blast Arrives
• Nutrition Expert Debunks 'Everything In Moderation' Advice
• Chappaqua's Bill, Hillary Clinton Earned $153M In Speeches Since 2001
• Dutchess School Districts Rank Among State's Best
• Polar Vortex Brings Deep Freeze To Armonk
• Visit Beekman Library For Presidents Day Author Talk
• Cuomo Pushes To Let Teens To Get HIV Treatment Without Parents' Consent
• Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia Found Dead At Texas Ranch
• Brewster Home Catches Fire, Family Escapes
• Wappinger Man Charged After Domestic Dispute, Police Say
• Lowey Unveils Federal Grants NY Medical College To Study Chronic Fatigue
• FDR Site In Hyde Park Sets President's Day Events
• Beekman Library Hosting Presidents' Day Event For Kids
• DV Home Cooking: Creating Authentic Italian Meatballs
• Super Bowl Arrests Top Week's News In Dutchess
• Area Teams Make Splash At Sectional Boys Swimming Championships
• Deep Freeze Brings Dangerous Cold To Armonk
• How Much Are You Spending On Valentine's Day, White Plains?
• Metro-North Cites Millennials For Surge In Rail Ridership
• Woman Charged With DWI In Wappinger Had BAC Twice Legal Limit, Police Say
• Dutchess Man Charged With Withdrawing Thousands From Late Mother's Account
• Carmel Woman Faces Drug Charges Following Sheriff's Sting
• Police Dish Out Nearly 5K Tickets In Statewide Weekend Detail
• Detective Killed When SUV Crashes Into Yonkers Fire Truck
• Photo Captures Bear Mountain Bridge Under Stars In Peekskill
• Flu Bug Bites In Dutchess; Unvaccinated Health Workers Must Wear Masks
• How Much Do You Know About Presidents Day, White Plains?
• Dutchess Welcomes Dozens Of New Citizens At Poughkeepsie Ceremony
• Hudson Valley Claims Fame To Presidents Past, Present
• Apple Replacing MacBook Charging Cables For Free
• Cause Determined For Grand Central Outage As Power Slowly Is Restored
• Accidents, Delays Reported On Slick Area Roadways As Steady Snow Falls
• Woman Accuses Ex-Gov. Spitzer Of Choking Her In NYC Hotel
• Weather Advisory In Effect For Dutchess, 2-4 Inches Of Snow Likely
• Paraska Swantek, 96, Longtime Pawling Resident
• Section 1 Crowns Large-School Wrestling Champions
• Trinity-Pawling Freshman Skier Tommy Poulin Achieves School Milestone
• Students Studying Mandarin Make Dumplings For Festival
• East Fishkill Community Mourns Death Of Popular Police Dog
• CIA's Brooklyn Brewery In Dutchess Joins Hudson Valley's Food Alliance
• Father, Son Collaborate On Film 'Marshall' With Roots In Westchester
• Some Area Schools Announce Delayed Openings
• Rhinebeck's Bread Alone Vies For Top Spot In DVlicious Soup Contest
• Record Number Of Participants Sign Up For Hudson Valley Restaurant Week
• Race For 2018 NY GOP Gubernatorial Nomination Taking Shape
• Taconic, I-684 Accidents Causing Morning Delays
• Wappingers Falls Judge Charged After Domestic Dispute
• Armonk Will See Rain, Warm-Up After Quick-Moving Snowstorm
• East Dutchess Will See Rain, Possibly More Snow After Quick-Moving Storm
• Green M&M's May Never Be The Same, Mars CEO Says
• Strong Storm System Will Affect Armonk
• Apollo Global Management Acquires Security Giant ADT For $7B
• New York's Teacher Vetting Laws Tough, But Still Has Flaws, Report Finds
• Mahopac Man, 21, Faces Charges In Alleged Heroin Sales
• Heart Of The Hudson Girl Scouts Increase Digital Cookie Sales Program
• Chappaqua's Hillary Clinton Barks Like Dog In Attack On Republicans
• Serious Accident Involving Fire Truck Leads To Hours-Long Delays
• Storm Brings Downpours, Wind Gusts Of 50 MPH To Armonk
• Sen. Schumer Seeks $600 Million More In Heroin Fight
• Noodle Up: Ramen Shops Across U.S. Ranked By Website
• Make Polar Bear Sculptures At Pawling Library
• 2015 Was Safe Year For Airplane Travel With Two Exceptions, Says Report
• What Are You Doing For National Kindness Day, Fort Lee?
• DV Home Cooking: Westchester Cook Shares Versatile Dressing Recipe
• Poughquag Resident Jane Bryant Quinn To Speak At Rhinebeck Library
• Beacon Bread Company Makes DVlicious Finalist List For 'Best Soup'
• Tax Scams Spike in Metro New York Area, New Report Says
• Brewster Venue Hosts SAT Practice Test
• Settlement Reached In Dutchess County Taser Lawsuit
• LaGrange Accident Under Investigation After Man Hit By Car
• NFL Commissioner, Westchester Resident Roger Goodell Paid $142M Since 2011
• Mahopac Man Accused Of Firing Nail Gun At Tilly Foster Farm Co-Worker
• Bedford's Trump Soars In New Poll; Chappaqua's Clinton, Sanders Tied
• Advisory Group Updated About Dutchess County Justice, Transition Center
• Medical Emergency Caused I-84 Fire Truck Crash, Police Say
• X-Planations: Hudson Valley Chef Peter X. Kelly Talks Restaurant Week
• Dutchess Crew Makes DVlicious Finalist List For 'Best Soup'
• Snow Could Make Return To Armonk Next Week
• Rita M. Bruno, Poughkeepsie's First Female Police Officer, Dies At 94
• Dover Plains Library Starts 2016 Reading Challenge
• Texas Roadhouse Targets Route 9 Area In Poughkeepsie
• Picture-Perfect Pawling Home Provides Serene Country Getaway
• Man, 18, Driving 130 MPH Near School Apprehended After Putnam Police Chase
• Beekman Library Will Hold Annual Meeting
• Cruz Overtakes Trump In New National GOP Poll
• Men Now Shopping More Like Women, Retailers Say
• Weekly Heroin Recovery Meetings Launch In Dutchess County
• Ernesto R. Perez, 88, Former Pawling Resident
• Is Donald Trump Wrong To Attack The Pope?
• There Should Be No Food Stamps For Lobster, Steak, Junk Food, Lawmaker Says
• People Trust Business More Than Government, New Survey Says
• Armonk Will Enjoy Spring-Like Temps This Weekend
• Snow To Threaten Armonk Into March, Longterm Forecast Says
• South Salem Resident 'Brews' Up New Kombucha Beacon-Based Tea Business
• Support Beekman Library By Letting State Legislators Know Its Importance
• Poughkeepsie Man Charged With Choking, Hitting Teen In Head With Bottle
• No Injuries In Fire That Destroyed House In Kent
• Dutchess Resident Travels To Denmark
• Armonk Could See Sleet, Snow Before Weekend Warmup
• Late Night Eating Is Bad For You, Report Says
• Subzero Heroes Beats Fundraising Goal In Fight Against Alzheimer's
• 'To Kill A Mockingbird' Author Harper Lee Dies At 89
• Flu Cases Now On Rise After Slow Start To Winter Season
• Daryl's House In Pawling Wants To Add Stage For 1,000 People
• Former Voice Contestant, Mahopac Resident Discusses Upcoming Performances
• Woman Accused Of Stealing Jewelry From Pound Ridge Homes
• Pangea To Pop Up Again At Hyde Park's Culinary Institute Of America
• Falconry, Wildlife Rehabilitation, Tracking Dog Licensing Begins Soon
• Pamper Your Pet For National Love Your Pet Day, White Plains
• 2-1-1 Confidential Helps Poughkeepsie Residents In Need Find Help
• Expert Shares Tips On Zika Virus Prevention
• Woman Charged With Stealing Jewelry From Pound Ridge Homes
• Dutchess County Reports At Least 20 Whooping Cough Cases Since Jan. 1
• Presidential Frontrunners Trump, Clinton Pick Up Big Wins Saturday
• DV Home Cooking: Westchester Cook Mixes It Up With Kosher Salad Dressing
• Dutchess Tourism Launches Fishkill Lunch & Learn Series
• Interstate 84 Crash Tops Week's News In Dutchess
• Armonk Could See Overnight Snow After A Warm Sunday
• Edward Anthony Martin, 66, Of Pawling
• AMBER Alert In Effect For 1-Year-Old Girl Abducted Upstate
• Chappaqua's Hillary Clinton's Coughing, Eyeglasses Spark Health Questions
• Pistachio Recall Affects Consumers In 14 States
• On The No-Call List, But Still Getting Telemarketing Calls?
• Area Mayor Involved In Foot Pursuit Of Vandals
• Poughquag Resident Jane Bryant Quinn Speaks At Rhinebeck Library
• 'Spring Ahead' Tops Dutchess County Tourism Lunch Series
• Pawling HS National Honor Society Sponsors Blood Drive Tuesday
• DVlicious Soup Contest Heats Up, Vote Now Northwest Dutchess
• Getting Enough Sleep? Many Of Us Aren't, Study Says
• Volunteer Orientation Set In Poughkeepsie for Alzheimer's Association
• Westchester Knick Jimmer Fredette Signs With NBA's Knicks
• McDonald's Tests a Chicken McGriddle
• Interview Focuses On Beacon Women's Health Event
• Armonk Will See Snow, Wintry Mix
• Cuomo Promotes Paid Family Leave In Hudson Valley Speech
• Lakeland Grad Tori Jarosz Nets Career High, Winning Hoop In Marist Victory
• Come See '42nd Street' At Webutuck High School
• Beacon Bread Company Wins DVlicious 'Best Soup' In Dutchess Contest
• FDR Library Presents Talk With Author Patricia Bell-Scott
• Winter Weather Advisory In Effect For Southwest Dutchess
• Students Warned To Protect Selves From Scam Artists
• Some Area Schools Announce Early Dismissals
• Beacon Man Pulled Over For Traffic Violation Charged With DWI
• Man Charged With Second DWI After Route 9 Stop
• List Of Area Schools' Early Dismissals
• Some Area Schools Have Early Dismissals
• Public Can Comment On Pay Raises For Cuomo, Lawmakers
• Marist Hoops Star Jarosz Earns Metro Atlantic Player Of The Week Award
• Veterans Push For Tax Exemption In Arlington School District
• Raffaela 'Fannie' T. Anderson, 94, Lifelong Millbrook Resident
• American Girl Reveals Doll From The Civil Rights Era
• Take a Dip For National Tortilla Chip Day, White Plains
• Area School Districts Announce Delayed Openings
• Who Has The Best Coffee In Northwest Dutchess? DVlicious Wants To Know
• Dutchess Will See Heavy Rain, Powerful Wind Gusts, Possible Flooding
• Dutchess County Office for the Aging Rolls Out New Buses
• Ex-Putnam Consumer Affairs Director Pleads Guilty To Petit Larceny
• Westchester Brick Mansion Lists For $23M
• Imagine New Emojis: Facebook's 'Like' Button Has Friends
• PBS Plans New Channel Dedicated To Children’s Programming
• Drunk Driver's Restaurant Ruse Flops, Danbury Police Say
• TransCare Cuts Ambulance Service In Westchester After Declaring Bankruptcy
• Central Hudson Workers Mentoring Poughkeepsie HS Students
• Lacking Library, Union Vale Residents Can Now Borrow More From Neighbors
• Happy Birthday To Pawling's Sally Jessy Raphael
• Chill Out for National Chili Day, White Plains
• Feeding Hungry Birds In Winter – Part 2
• Bridge Replacement Shuts Down Route 55 In Union Vale For Four Months
• Where Do You Stand On The Apple-FBI Dispute, White Plains?
• X-Planations: Hudson Valley Chef Peter X. Kelly Talks Restaurant Daniel
• Westchester's Danehy's Ecologically Conscious Swimwear Makes Big Splash
• Storms Result In Road Closures, Thousands Without Power In Westchester
• Rhinebeck's Oblong Books' Hudson Valley YA Society Announces Spring Events
• Rhinebeck State Police Charge Man With Criminal Sex Act With Boy
• Consumer Reports Releases Top Cars Of 2016 List
• Poughkeepsie Woman Charged With Welfare Fraud, Larceny
• Showers, High Winds Likely In Armonk Before Cold Air Arrives
• Dutchess County Executive Slams Clinic Plan As Enabling Heroin Addicts
• Wingdale Burglar Gets Prison Sentence
• Power Restoration Could Take Until Friday Afternoon For Some, NYSEG Says
• Wappingers Falls To See Some Flooding After Creek Overflows
• Poughkeepsie Marks International Women's Day With March For Parity
• Sen. Serino Campaigns For Benefits For First Responders
• Hyde Park Teen Charged With Rape
• Putnam Sheriff's Officers Arrest Wappingers Falls Woman In Jewelry Theft
• AAA Report Says Most Drivers Regularly Make Bad Choices Behind Wheel
• Letter: Dutchess' Sen. Serino Is Confusing Voters With Education Stance
• Dutchess Chamber Marches Across Hudson For International Women's Day
• Brewster Softball Team Ranks Among State's Best Heading Into Spring Season
• Armonk Will See Strong Winds, 'Real Feel' Temps In Teens
• County Executive Molinaro To Hold Public Forum At Beacon City Hall
• Westchester's Capitol Theatre Packed To Rafters For 'Superman' Benefit
• Amenia Residents Blast Composting Proposal
• NJ Forces Greenwich, NYC Brothers To Pay Restitution For Travel Fraud
• Dutchess Chamber Takes Headliner Award Nominations Until Monday
• Spins Bowl New York Celebrates Grand Re-Opening In Poughkeepsie
• Dutchess Law Enforcement Officers Get Crisis Intervention Training
• Garrison's Hamilton Fish Named 'New Republic' Publisher
• DVlicious Contest Continues With Best Coffee In Dutchess County
• Hopewell Junction Woman Wins $1M Lottery Prize
• State Police Seek Public's Help In Search For Missing Teen
• Pawling Students, Staff Learn Mindfulness
• Possible Listeria Contamination Leads To Blue Cheese Recall
• Ramsey Athlete With Cerebral Palsy, 11, Meets 'Hero,' Kobe Bryant
• Rising Sea Levels Cause Concerns For New York City
• Hyde Park Man Charged With Stealing Mercedes
• DV Home Cooking: Warming Up Winter With Homemade Chili
• Listeria Concerns Prompt Westchester Company To Recall Chicken Products
• Central Hudson Mentoring Program Tops Week's News In Dutchess
• Let's Hear Your Oscar Predictions, White Plains
• Complex Storm System Expected To Impact Armonk This Week
• Inmates Say Prison Culture Contributes To Rampant Sexual Abuse
• Toast Hudson Valley Restaurant Week With Area-Inspired Cocktails
• 2015 A Good Year For NY State Thruway, Say Officials
• Taconic State Parkway Stop Results In Fugitive Charge
• Exercise May Lower Cancer Risk, Reports New Study
• Trinity-Pawling Names Khaleed Exum-Strong PRIDE Athlete Of The Week
• 17 Dutchess Law Enforcement Officials Graduate From Crisis Training
• Taconic State Parkway Reopens After Fatal Crash
• Dutchess County Launches Contingency Plan In Wake Of TransCare Bankruptcy
• Room Temperature Affects Quality Of Your Sleep, Says Report
• Financial Author Jane Bryant Quinn Offers Advice At Mount Kisco Talk
• Motorcyclist Pronounced Dead At Scene Of Taconic Parkway Crash
• Investigation Under Way After Man Dies In Beekman House Fire
• How Are You Spending Leap Year Day, White Plains?
• St. Patrick's Day Parade Steps Off In Wappingers Falls On Saturday
• Shelton High Student, 17, Killed In Rollover Crash
• Mount Kisco Medical Group's Name Change To CareMount Becomes Official
• Police ID Motorcyclist Killed In Taconic Parkway Crash
• Complex Storm System Expected Will Impact Armonk This Week
• New 'Fabricated Scenarios' Being Used In Phone Scams, Warn State Police
• NY AG Refutes Westchester's Trump's Claims Regarding 'Trump U' Lawsuit
• County Executive Molinaro Outlines Goals At Beacon Forum Tuesday
• Lakeland Grad Jarosz Named All-Conference In MAAC
• Rhinebeck Resident Celebrates Leap Day Birthday
• NYS Video Launch Educates Residents About Substance Abuse Treatment
• Small Weight Loss Can Lead To Big Benefits, Says New Study
• New Polls Show Chappaqua's Clinton, Bedford's Trump Ahead Of Rivals
• NJ Man Who Got Girl To Strip Online 'Growing Threat,' ICE Warns
• 11 Blocking Algonguin Pipeline Entrances Arrested In Verplanck
• Police Ask For Public's Help In Search For Missing Connecticut Girl
• Emergency Responders Rush To Lake Mahopac After Report Of Structure Fire
• Beekman Library Begins New Schedule In March