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Police Ask Help In Probe Of Hudson Valley School Administrator's Fatal Shooting
Twenty-five years after the murder of a senior school district administrator in the Hudson Valley, the New York State Police are still working the case and asking the public for help.
Saturday, Feb. 5 marks the anniversary of the murder of Dutchess County resident Richard H. Aderson, age 47, of LaGrange, which remains unsolved.
According to state police, troopers responded on Wednesday, Feb. 5, 1997, to I-84 in the town of Fishkill, after Aderson contacted 911 and reported that he had been shot.
Aderson, a former assistant superintendent for the Valley Central School District, was traveli…
Relocated Hudson Valley Resident Goes Missing After Leaving For Walk
A former Hudson Valley man is missing and may be trying to make it back to his longtime home.
Ex-Dutchess County resident Ralph Whitehead, who lived in Fishkill, just recently moved to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, and has been missing since Friday, Jan. 28.
Police said he has no phone, wallet, or vehicle but according to family members he kept stating that Fishkill was his address.
At the time he went missing, Whitehead was wearing black pants and a blue-toned grey T-shirt in freezing cold temperatures.
Due to the weather conditions, Whitehead is considered endangered, a…
TV Show Spotlights Brutal Murder Of Entire Hudson Valley Family Of Five
Almost to the day of the 15-year anniversary of the brutal murders of a Hudson Valley family of five, Oxygen's true-crime series, "Family Massare," will air a segment on the event.
The show will tell the horrific murder story of the Morey family of the Dutchess County town of Fishkill that took place on Friday, Jan. 19, 2007.
The murder was uncovered that Friday when firefighters responded to a house fire on Route 82, and after battling the blaze, the New York State Police announced they had found the bodies of three young brothers, Manuel, age 13, Adam, age 10, and Ryan Morey, age 6 and th…
Cafe To Close One Of Its Locations In Hudson Valley, Owners Say
A local restaurant has announced plans to close one of its two locations in the area.
The Tomato Cafe announced plans to close its restaurant in Poughkeepsie.
"We would like to thank our staff, our customers, and the Arlington Community," the owners said in a Facebook post.
Thank you to all of our staff, customers and the Arlington Community for your support! Posted by The Tomato Cafe on Saturday, August 21, 2021
The Tomato Cafe in Fishkill, located at 1123 Main St., will remain open, the owners added. That location has been in operation since 2009.
The Poughkeepsie location may not…
