Petition To Block Proposed ICE Detention Facility In NY Launched By Rep. Pat Ryan Petition To Block Proposed ICE Detention Facility In NY Launched By Rep. Pat Ryan
Petition To Block Proposed ICE Detention Facility In NY Launched By Rep. Pat Ryan Opposition to a proposed federal immigration detention facility in Orange County has escalated as Congressman Pat Ryan announces the launch of a Hudson Valley-wide petition urging residents to reject the plans.  Ryan’s announcement follows reporting by The Washington Post that a vacant warehouse in the Chester Industrial Park could be used as part of a nationwide Immigration and Customs Enforcement plan to house up to 80,000 immigrants in large warehouse-style detention centers.  According to Rural & Migrant Ministry, Inc., a nonprofit based in Cornwall-On-Hudson, one potentia…
After CVS Killing, NY Bill Would Force Businesses To Quickly Hand Over Surveillance Video After CVS Killing, NY Bill Would Force Businesses To Quickly Hand Over Surveillance Video
After CVS Killing, NY Bill Would Force Businesses To Quickly Hand Over Surveillance Video A bill proposed in New York would require private businesses to promptly turn over surveillance footage to police after serious crimes, following the Christmas Day killing of a 23-year-old CVS employee on Long Island. The legislation, dubbed the Edeedson “Joshy” Cine, Jr. Transparency Act, aims to prevent delays that lawmakers say can hinder criminal investigations during their most critical early hours. If passed, the bill would require businesses to release relevant surveillance footage to law enforcement within 24 hours of a written request tied to an active felony investigation believed…
NY AG Sues Trump Admin Over 'Reckless' Halting Of Offshore Wind Projects NY AG Sues Trump Admin Over 'Reckless' Halting Of Offshore Wind Projects
NY AG Sues Trump Admin Over 'Reckless' Halting Of Offshore Wind Projects New York Attorney General Letitia James is suing the Trump administration over what she called its “reckless”decision to suspend construction on major offshore wind projects off Long Island. In two separate lawsuits filed last week, James argued the move is unlawful and threatens jobs, energy reliability, and the state’s climate goals. The move comes a month after the US Department of the Interior issued stop-work orders halting construction on the Sunrise Wind and Empire Wind projects, citing unspecified national security concerns, as Daily Voice reported. James said the orders were issue…
Too Kinky For The Road: DMV Slams Brakes On 2K Wild License Plates Like 'BOOBYZ, 'THROUPLE' Too Kinky For The Road: DMV Slams Brakes On 2K Wild License Plates Like 'BOOBYZ, 'THROUPLE'
Too Kinky For The Road: DMV Slams Brakes On 2K Wild License Plates Like 'Boobyz, 'Throuple' If you’ve ever stared at your car and thought, “This needs a personality,” the DMV would like a word. The New York State Department of Motor Vehicles released its full list of personalized license plate requests that were rejected in 2025 — and it’s a long one. More than 2,100 submissions were denied after failing the state’s screening process. Every custom plate request goes through a “rigorous screening protocol” to ensure it follows state regulations, a DMV spokesperson told Daily Voice. Anything deemed misleading, offensive, or creatively sneaky with letters and numbers is likely t…
$48M Refinancing Secured For Senior Living Communities In NY/NJ $48M Refinancing Secured For Senior Living Communities In NY/NJ
$48M Refinancing Secured For Senior Living Communities In NY/NJ A $48 million refinancing has been arranged for two Class A senior housing communities located in Bergen County, NJ, and Rockland County, NY, the real estate firm said. The deal includes The Chelsea at Washington Township, located at 620 Pascack Road in Washington Township, and The Chelsea at New City, located at 269 North Main Street in New City, JLL Capital Markets said. JLL’s Seniors Housing Debt Advisory team worked on behalf of the borrower, Bain Capital Real Estate and Capitol Seniors Housing, to place a three-year, floating-rate loan with a large regional bank, according to the relea…
Nearly 1,300 NY Households To Benefit From $68M Housing Fund: Here's Who Qualifies Nearly 1,300 NY Households To Benefit From $68M Housing Fund: Here's Who Qualifies
Nearly 1,300 NY Households To Benefit From $68M Housing Fund: Here's Who Qualifies Nearly 1,300 low- to moderate-income households across New York will receive housing assistance thanks to more than $68 million in state and federal funding aimed at helping residents stay safely housed. The funding, awarded through New York State Homes and Community Renewal, will support homeowners, seniors, veterans, and families with a range of needs, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced Friday, Jan. 9. That includes emergency repairs, accessibility upgrades, rental assistance, manufactured home replacement, and down payment help for first-time homebuyers. State officials said the grants were di…
Urgent Care Versus The ER: What You Need To Know Urgent Care Versus The ER: What You Need To Know
Urgent Care Versus The ER: What You Need To Know Every year, millions of Americans go to a hospital emergency room (ER) for non-emergencies like colds, minor sprains, and infections that could have been handled by visiting an urgent care facility. Let’s talk about when it’s appropriate to go to urgent care versus when you should head to the ER. When should I go to urgent care? If you are experiencing any of the following symptoms, head to Sun River Health Urgent Care or another convenient urgent care facility: Cold and flu symptoms Strains and sprains Respiratory infections Earache Eye and skin infections Insect bites and rashes Migrain…
Water Main Break Forces Emergency Early Dismissal At High School In Hudson Valley Water Main Break Forces Emergency Early Dismissal At High School In Hudson Valley
Water Main Break Forces Emergency Early Dismissal At High School In Hudson Valley A water main break prompted an emergency early dismissal at an Orange County high school on Tuesday morning, Jan. 6, district officials announced.  The Enlarged City School District of Middletown said at around 9:20 a.m. that Middletown High School would follow its regular bell schedule through the end of Period 5, with students dismissed at 11:25 a.m. due to the issue.  As a result of the early closure, PM BOCES classes were canceled, and affected students were issued Z day passes and also dismissed at 11:25 a.m., the district said. All after-school activities and athletic events…
Elementary Student Dies After Short-Term Illness In Hudson Valley, District Says Elementary Student Dies After Short-Term Illness In Hudson Valley, District Says
Elementary Student Dies After Short-Term Illness In Hudson Valley, District Says An Orange County school district is mourning the death of a student who died after a short illness.  New, updated report - PTO Organizes Help For Family Of Girl, 6, Who Died From Short Illness In Orange County (UPDATE) In a letter sent to families on Monday, Jan. 5, the Enlarged City School District of Middletown's Acting Superintendent Camille Adoma said a student who had attended the Maple Hill Annex at Truman Moon Elementary School died over the weekend after a short-term illness.  The district said the loss has left the school community in grief and shock. To suppo…
Lake Views And 12 Bedrooms: Sullivan County’s Most Expensive Home Lake Views And 12 Bedrooms: Sullivan County’s Most Expensive Home
Lake Views And 12 Bedrooms: Sullivan County’s Most Expensive Home From a $90 million working farm to a mansion with its own bowling alley, the Capital Region’s priciest homes aren’t just expensive — they’re unforgettable. Across every county in the Capital Region, at least one listing currently sits at the very top of the market, offering jaw-dropping price tags, serious square footage, and amenities that range from private airstrips to resort-style pools.  We took a look at the most expensive active listings in each county to see what buyers get when money is no object — and imagination runs wild. Albany County 44 Turner Lane in Loudonville – $1.6…
Online Predators, Harmful AI In Crosshairs As NY Moves To Protect Kids Online Predators, Harmful AI In Crosshairs As NY Moves To Protect Kids
Online Predators, Harmful AI In Crosshairs As NY Moves To Protect Kids New York teens could soon see stronger protections from online predators and harmful AI tools, along with expanded mental health training in schools. Gov. Kathy Hochul unveiled new proposals aimed at cracking down on unsafe online platforms while making Teen Mental Health First Aid training available to every 10th grader statewide, as part of her State of the State agenda. The proposals are designed to address what the governor called growing risks to young people’s safety and mental health in an increasingly digital world. “These proposals will create a nation-leading standard that will e…
'Elegance Meets Casual' At New Saratoga County Restaurant Opening New Year's Weekend 'Elegance Meets Casual' At New Saratoga County Restaurant Opening New Year's Weekend
'Elegance Meets Casual' At New Saratoga County Restaurant Opening New Year's Weekend A new family-owned restaurant promising comfort food with an Italian soul has officially opened in downtown Saratoga Springs. Elody – located in the heart of downtown at 54 Phila Street – officially welcomed its first diners Friday, Jan 2, just in time for New Year’s weekend. The restaurant is owned by Patti and Larry Weaver, who previously ran 13 North in Malta for nearly a decade before closing that location in August 2025. It marks the next chapter for the family, who say the focus remains on hearty, from-scratch meals rooted in tradition. Elody blends American comfort food with Italian…