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• Meet Your Community Editor, Sam Barron
• Hyde Park Town Board Up For Grabs
• Washburn Faces Spinzia In Rhinebeck Supervisor Race
• Red Hook Residents Electing New Town Supervisor
• Dover Residents Voting For Town Council, Town Supervisor
• Hitsman Challenged By Tompkins For Union Vale Supervisor
• Property Tax Cuts Top Last Week's News In Dutchess County
• Cablevision, Time Warner, Verizon Internet Speed Claims Being Probed By AG
• Man Charged With Exposing Himself On Metro-North Train
• Three Hospitalized, Including 3-Year-Old, After Staatsburg House Fire
• Eastchester Football Team Falls In Sectional Semifinals
• Tuckahoe Wins Sectional Football Championship
• Police Charge Woman With Stealing Clothes From Yorktown Sears
• Area Representatives Picked For Miss NY, Miss NY Teen Pageants
• Proposed Dutchess County Budget Cuts Property Tax, Restores Family Services
• Rep. Maloney Urges Congress To Provide More Hudson HazMat Vessels
• Meet Assistant Managing Editor, Jon Craig
• Poughkeepsie Chef Is All About Using The Best Of The Hudson Valley
• Daily Voice Launches Dutchess County Sites
• Dutchess County Legislature Will See Many New Faces
• Dover Man, 18, Charged With Driving While Impaired By Drugs
• Poughkeepsie Police Warn To Check Candy After Pill Found In Chocolate Bar
• Pleasant Valley Man Breaks Windows, TV In Domestic Dispute, Police Say
• Stop & Shop Issues Soy-Related Recall
• Bard College Names Dorms For Students Killed By Drunk Driver In 2014
• Meet Your Daily Voice Publisher, Kathy DeSilva
• Police Warn Of 'Grandparent Scam'
• Wappinger Man Charged With Drug Possession
• Wappingers Falls Woman Charged With Stealing Jobless Benefits
• Hyde Park Native Follows In Her State Trooper Father's Footsteps
• E. Coli Risk Leads To Massive Ground Beef Recall
• Red Hook Farm Gets New Goats Following Devastating Fire
• Man Spotted On Metro-North Hudson Line Tracks In Police Custody
• County Merging Health, Mental Hygiene Departments
• IBM To Purchase Weather.com, Stocks Rise
• Vassar Brothers' Patient Celebrates New Look At Dyson Breast Cancer Center
• Washington Man Charged With Felony DWI After Pleasant Valley Collision
• Dutchess County Clerk Office Celebrates 300th Anniversary
• Hyde Park's New FDR Library Director Looks Ahead While Looking Back
• Add Your Event To The Daily Voice Calendar, Northwest Dutchess
• Pawling's Mama Pizza Is A Longtime Area Favorite
• Meet Your Daily Voice Managing Editor, Joe Lombardi
• Mourners Remember Bronxville Teen Who Died After Soccer Injury
• Postal Worker From Fishkill Charged With Groping Fellow Employee
• Ben Carson Surges Past Westchester's Donald Trump In New Poll
• Paranormal Investigators Come To Putnam Valley Grange
• Professional Development Workshops Taught In Rhinebeck
• Pleasant Valley Man, 65, Charged With Felony DWI After Avoiding Road Check
• Dutchess County Seeks Proposals For Youth Services
• Bardavon Presents Two Classic Children's Stories Live
• Dutchess County Court Judge Sentences Two Poughkeepsie Men To State Prison
• Hudson Valley Provides Rockefeller Center With World Famous Christmas Tree
• White Plains Stargazers Could See Rare Glow Of Northern Lights
• East Fishkill Man, 34, Charged With DWI After Failing To Stay In Lane
• There's Still Time Left To Vote In Dutchess County
• Man Dies Jumping Off Kingston-Rhinebeck Bridge
• McKeon Defeats Sieverding To Become Red Hook Town Supervisor
• Spinzia Defeats Washburn To Remain Rhinebeck Supervisor
• Democrats Retain Control Of Hyde Park Town Board
• Dutchess Voters Overwhelmingly Re-Elect Marc Molinaro As County Executive
• Talk About Sweet: It's National Candy Day, White Plains
• Dutchess County Legislature Welcomes New Members With Some Very Close Races
• County Executives Supported By Cuomo Retain Posts
• Two Face Charges After Stop On Route 22 In Amenia
• Menu Calorie Counts Fail To Reduce Consumption, Report Says
• Buyers Reportedly Will Hire Some Ex-A&P Workers
• Making Women Feel Beautiful Is Goal Of Rhinebeck's Haldora
• Southwest Dutchess Will Enjoy Warm Temps Through Saturday
• Ben Carson Trounces Hillary Clinton Nationally, New Poll Reveals
• White Middle-Aged Americans Without Degrees Dying Sooner, Report Says
• Pleasant Valley Man Charged With Aggravated DWI
• Henry DeVries Receives CFP Practitioner Certification
• Three, Including Two Teens, Charged In Highland Falls Farm Stand Burglary
• Police Locate Missing Hyde Park Teenage Girl
• POW/MIA Chair Of Honor Is Dedicated At Dutchess Stadium
• 1,000 New York Jobs Saved At Kraft-Heinz, Announce Cuomo, Schumer
• Hyde Park Free Library Reschedules Film Screenings
• Secretary Of State Kerry Speaks At Bard College's Asia Partner
• Baby Killed In Head-On Collision On Route 9 In Kinderhook
• Rhinebeck: Workshops Teach Effective Communication
• Personal Stories Shared At Dutchess Substance Abuse Forum
• Bobby Flay Promotes Millbrook Vineyards & Winery
• Rhinebeck's Fiber Flame Studio Encourages Visitors To Be Creative
• Hot Cocktails Take Center Stage During Hudson Valley Restaurant Week
• I-684 Crash Causing Heavy Delays
• Whole Foods Takes Steps To Rebuild Traffic, Sales
• New York Thruway Executive To Step Down In January
• A&P Fails To Secure Buyers For Nearly One-Third Of Its Stores
• Westchester's Lucie Arnaz Talks Life With Lucy, Desi
• Christine Ryba Becomes Justice For 3rd Judicial District In Dutchess County
• Blues Great Debbie Davies To Perform At Beacon's Towne Crier Café
• Dutchess County Launches Helpline Via Text
• Doctor Outlines Cancer Referral Scheme In Sheldon Silver Trial
• Joe's Dairy Bar Is The Dutchess Destination For Ice Cream, Burgers
• Get Your Husband To Cook For National Men Make Dinner Day, White Plains
• Arthur Parris, 91, Of Rhinebeck
• Mount Kisco Medical Group Will Have New Name
• Spiniza In Again As Rhinebeck Town Supervisor
• 44th Annual Railroad Expo Returns To Poughkeepsie
• Dover Man, 28, Charged With Robbery
• First Niagara Financial Group Adds 3 To Westchester County Team
• Yates Musical Theatre For Children In Rhinebeck Presents 'Sleeping Beauty'
• Dutchess County Aims To Expand 'Think Differently' Inititative
• Rhinebeck Bookstore Owner Is Full Of Ideas For What You Should Read Next
• Union Vale Man Charged With DWI After Route 82 Crash
• SUNY New Paltz Issues Safety Alert After Students Report Sexual Assaults
• Dutchess Holds Annual Veterans Appreciation Day As Vets Day Nears
• Enjoy Nachos For National Nachos Day, White Plains
• Chaka Khan Will Raise The Roof In Kingston
• Charlie Monetti, 82, Former IBM Executive, Baseball Coach
• Section 1 Girls Basketball Team Draws No. 2 State Preseason Ranking
• Dutchess Man, 26, Charged With Unlicensed Operation In Route 9 Stop
• Area Player Arun Basuljevic Helps Georgetown Soccer Team Win Big East Title
• Six Charged In Hudson Valley Prostitution Ring
• Cold Front Arrives In Dutchess County This Weekend
• Dutchess County Legislature Makeup Remains Undecided
• I-684, Saw Mill Parkway Crashes Cause Delays
• Eating One Steak A Week May Increase Cancer Risk 40 Percent
• Bardavon Continues Hudson Valley Philharmonic 2015/16 Season
• Annual Railroad Exposition Comes to Mid-Hudson Civic Center
• Chocolate Festival Comes To Red Hook
• Wallkill Police Charge Four In Underage Drinking Initiative
• Learning To Love Fallen Leaves In Dutchess County
• Daryl's House In Pawling Is One Of Many In Hudson Valley Restaurant Week
• U.S. Airport Security Is On Alert After Suspected Russian Plane Bombing
• Red Hook Library Offers Students Program On Hydraulic Machines
• 'Good Girls Revolt,' By Westchester Author, Is Turned Into Amazon Pilot
• Common Core Task Force Reportedly Stalled By Schedule
• Cablevision's Third-Quarter Income Plummets 68 Percent
• City of Newburgh To Lay Off 10 Firefighters By End Of Year
• Dutchess Clerk Brad Kendall Focused On Tech Advances
• Missing Hudson Valley Teen Located
• US Senators Introduce Bill To Prevent Cell-Phone Robocalls
• Local Elections Top Last Week's News In Dutchess County
• Halloween Weekend Police Detail Nets 24 Arrests In Dutchess County
• Woman Charged In Hudson River Kayak Death Of Fiancé Pledges Innocence
• Lowe's To Refund Over $1M To NY Residents For Installation Fees
• Man Charged With DWI Had 2-Year-Old In Car, Dutchess Sheriff Says
• Hudson Valley Groups Discuss Conservation At Mohonk
• Stolen Handgun, Ammo Recovered After DWI Stop By Dutchess Sheriff's Deputy
• Newburgh Police Begin Using Body Cameras
• Our Lady Of Lourdes Wins Football Sectional Title
• LaGrange Firefighters Contain Four-Alarm Blaze
• Businesses, Organizations Jointly Oppose New York's Minimum Wage Increase
• Celebrations Honoring Veterans Take Place Around Dutchess County
• State Police Arrest Beacon Man Wanted In Two States
• State Travel Industry Association Awards Dutchess For Excellence
• Schools, Big Companies Among Top Dutchess Employers
• Hopewell Junction's Xtra Change II Offers Residents Chance To Buy, Sell
• Green Goats Mow Rhinebeck Reservoir
• Taconic State Parkway Delays Snarl Morning Commute
• Hudson Valley Legend Bob Wolff, 94, To Receive Lifetime Achievement Award
• Dutchess County Program To Sharpen Adult Survival Skills
• Dutchess County Picks Kurban For Behavioral, Community Health Post
• Lt. Gov. Hochul Touts Advances In Ethics Reform
• Tropical Storm Kate Strengthens Off Atlantic Coast
• Three Jet Skiers Rescued From Hudson River
• Woman Rescued On Breakneck Ridge
• Breast 'Seed' Technique Being Used At Putnam Hospital Center
• Dutchess County Halloween Crackdown Results In 24 Arrests
• Poughkeepsie Man Accused Of Stealing From Family Dollar
• Man Charged With DWI In Route 9 Stop Had Two Children In Car
• New York State Thruway Authority Announces No Toll Increase
• Pleasant Valley Man Apprehended After High-Speed Pawling Police Chase
• LaGrangeville Brush Fire Being Monitored By State Forest Rangers
• Rhinebeck Bookstore Features WWII Historian For Veterans' Day
• Rhinebeck Stages 'The Lion, The Witch And THe Wardrobe'
• Dutchess County Celebrates Veterans In Hyde Park
• Darryl's In Rhinebeck Prides Itself On Being A One-Stop Shop
• Highland Man Charged With Giving 'Indecent Material' To Children
• New York's Edith Windsor Recalled For Impact On Gay Marriage
• It's Pizza Pizza As Little Caesars Comes To Dutchess County
• Marine Corps Celebrates 240th Birthday
• Vito Lopez, Ex-Lawmaker Felled By Harassment Charges, Dies
• Dutchess County To Hold Ceremonies Around County Honoring Local Veterans
• Gardiner Man, 32, Charged With Vehicular Assault
• Dutchess County Opens Breast-Feeding Resource Center
• Rain In White Plains Could Make For Damp Veterans Day
• In Push For A Statewide Increase, Cuomo Raises State Workers' Minimum Wage
• Celebrate 25th Anniversary of WMHT With Hudson Valley Philharmonic
• Three Teens Charged With Robbery In East Fishkill
• Piedmont Bluz Performs At Hyde Park Free Library
• Computer Glitch At VA Leaves Combat Vets Without Healthcare
• Poughkeepsie Police Seek Public's Help In Shooting
• Honor A Vet On Veterans Day, White Plains
• Rhinebeck's Oblong Books Commemorates Veterans Day With Author Visit
• Chappaqua's Hillary Clinton Kept Close Eye On Andrew Cuomo, Emails Show
• Multi-Vehicle Accident Reported In Wassaic
• Kingston Dentist Facing Murder Charge Released on $1M Bail
• Westchester's Trump Opposes Cuomo's Call To Raise Minimum Wage
• Hopewell Junction Woman Charged With Leaving Baby Unattended
• Plane Carrying Navy Men Crashed In Fishkill 70 years ago
• Beacon Man Charged With DWI After 911 Call In Hyde Park
• Artists' Collective Of Hyde Park Accepting Food Donations
• Millerton Man Arrested On Second DWI Charge
• Friends Fondly Remember Westchester Socialite Lois Colley, 83
• Dutchess Office For Aging Holds Seminars For Seniors
• Dutchess Honors Veterans During Ceremony In Poughkeepsie
• New York Looks To Have A Surplus of Nearly $1 Billion In 2016
• Saw Mill Lane Closed, Accidents On I-684, 9A Cause Morning Delays
• Veterans Past, Present Remembered At Wappingers Falls Ceremony
• Bloomberg Roasts Fellow Westchester Residents Trump, Cuomo
• Rhinebeck Woman, 55, Faces Felony DWI Charge
• Veterans Ceremony Graced By Youths From Wappingers Falls
• Walmart Pulls Back On Black Friday
• Astronomers Discover Earth-Sized Planet
• Woman Accused Of Hudson River Kayak Murder Ordered To Submit DNA Test
• Beacon, Dutchess County Building Owners Get Clean Energy Help
• Problems Connecting Landline Phones With 911 Dispatchers Repaired
• Dutchess County Opens New Heating Assistance Office In Beacon
• Celebrate 'Diwali' Indian Festival At Masonic Lodge In Red Hook
• Color For Relaxation And Fun At Hyde Park's Artist Program
• County Executive Molinaro Honors Veterans At Hudson Valley Breakfast
• Shakespeare Group Discusses 'Henry V' At Red Hook Library
• Have A 'Lucky Day' White Plains, It's Friday The 13th
• Dutchess' Dave's E-Cig, Vape Shop Offers Smokers Alternatives To Cigarettes
• Dutchess Day Students 'Read To Feed'
• New AD Matt Cameron Brings Enthusiasm, Experience To White Plains
• Dutchess Teen Charged In Fatal Hit-And-Run
• 4 Westchester Areas Among State's Most Expensive In Coldwell Banker Report
• Jets' H.S. Coach Of The Week Comes From Westchester
• SUNY New Paltz Students Protest Rising Tuition
• Poughkeepsie Man Accused Of Smuggling Drugs Into Dutchess County Jail
• Marist College Main Campus Reopens After Closure Prompted By Online Threat
• Poughkeepsie Man, 31, Charged With Driving While Impaired
• U.S. Congressman: State Review Of Indian Point Shows It Should Be Shut Down
• Teen Arrested For Tweeting Threats Against Marist College, Forcing Lockdown
• Newburgh Man Hit By Car In Port Jervis
• Updated: 127 Killed In Paris Coordinated Terror Attacks
• Westport Resident Studying In Paris Tells Of 'Chaos' After Attacks
• NYPD Boosts Tunnel, Bridge Security After Paris Attacks
• Benefit At Hyde Park's Culinary Institute Of America Will Celebrate Beer
• Central Hudson Supports Regional Manufacturers In Kingston
• Pick A Pickle For National Pickle Day
• Cuomo Urges Vigilance After Terror Attacks In Paris
• State Troopers Placed On High Alert After Terror Attacks
• Millbrook Man Charged With DWI After Traffic Stop
• State Police Seek Public's Help In Search For Wanted Man
• Hudson Line Construction Ends, Trains Return To Regular Weekend Schedule
• Fishkill Woman, 19, Charged With Drug Possession After Rollover
• Industry Leaders Will Look At Revising New York's Alcohol Laws
• Schneiderman Rules Out 2018 Run For Governor
• American Student ID'd As Victim Of Paris Terror Attacks
• 'IRS' Phone Scam May Become More Aggressive, Police Say
• It's Clean Out Your Refrigerator Day, Fort Lee, Leonia
• Westlake Football Team Advances To State Semis
• Largest Employers Tops Last Week's News Around Dutchess County
• Vinny's Deli's In Pawling Cited For 'Best Sauce Ever'
• SUNY System Administration Building Lit In Solidarity With Paris
• Walmart Will Use Wood-Grain Reusable Containers
• Flu Rate Would Decline If Sick Leave Was Mandatory, Report Says
• Cuomo Approves Quicker Access To Marijuana For Terminally Ill
• After Delays, New Traffic Lights Will Be Put Up In Dutchess County
• FDR Library And Museum's Paul Sparrow Speaks To Telemundo 47
• New Dutchess County Breast-Feeding Clinic Open In Poughkeepsie
• Hudson Gateway Realtors Raise More Than $8K For Make-A-Wish
• Stop & Shop Completes Conversion Of A&P Stores
• Police Boost Security For Giants-Patriots Game At MetLife Stadium
• Central Hudson Offers Home Heating Help In Dutchess County
• Molinaro Hosts Q&A Session With Dutchess County Seniors
• Hyde Park Massage Owner Shares De-Stressing Tips For Holiday Season
• AT&T Donates $5,000 To Dutchess Food Pantry
• Teen's Threatening Tweets Removed After Poughkeepsie Arrest
• Balloon Pill Touted As Newest Weight-Loss Remedy
• Poughkeepsie's Former Trolley Barn To Bring Two Art Centers Together
• Dutchess County Commissioner Named For Merged Departments
• New York Legislature Will Convene For 57 Days In 2016
• New ISIS Video Warns Of Attack In U.S.
• Man Arraigned In Dutchess On Child Predator Charges
• Survey Questions May Be Cause of Jump In Autism Statistics, Experts Say
• Kathryn M. "Kay" Pendergast, 93, Of Pine Plains
• Hudson Line Weekend Construction Schedule Ends
• Apple Pie Bakery Cafe In Hyde Park Adds A Day
• Veteran Arts Showcase Comes To Roosevelt Library, Museum In Hyde Park
• Millbrook Man, 28, Charged With DWI After Failing To Stay In Lane
• Dutchess County Cheerleaders Compete At Conference Championships
• Marist Professors Part Of Group Building Birthing Center In Ghana
• Tivoli Library Workshop Teaches Sound Recording, Editing
• Nutritionist Explains How To Prevent Diabetes At Red Hook Public Library
• Drivers Escape Serious Injuries In Route 9G Crash
• Hopewell Junction Man Saved From Fatal Heroin Overdose
• More Than 1,000 Special Olympic Athletes Will Compete In Dutchess
• Urban Outfitters Stock Tumbles As Sales Decline
• Actor Charlie Sheen Announces He's HIV Positive
• Wappingers Falls 21-Year-Old Faces Drug Charges After Traffic Stop
• Poughkeepsie Half Time Owner Jason Daniels Shares Fall Beer Selections
• Repeat Toll Violators Will Have Registrations Suspended, Says State
• Palen Road In East Fishkill Will Close Overnight For Bridge Work
• Rhinebeck Woman Unlawfully Collected $146K In Disability, Police Say
• Traffic Stop Leads To Drug Charges For Hudson Valley Residents
• Milan Man Chokes Woman, Rear-Ends Vehicle, Police Say
• Dutchess Sports Hall-Of-Famer Ed 'Biggie' Moran, 87, Of Hyde Park
• Debo Band To Perform At Bard College This Week
• Cuomo Says America Can Let In Refugees And Still Be Safe
• 'A Christmas Carol' Comes With Dinner At Culinary Institute In Hyde Park
• Mildred Hanaburgh Butler Miller, 96, Of Rhinebeck
• Hyde Park Workshop Puts Focus On Outdoor Learning
• Plenty To Do In Dutchess Thanksgiving Weekend
• Ella's Bellas Bakery In Beacon Keeps On Growing
• Bruce Springsteen's 'Born To Run' Rockland Building Gone But Not Forgotten
• Hudson River Maps 'Dangerously Outdated,' Schumer Says
• Art Along The Hudson Presents ArtistTalk
• Robert Durst's Former Westchester Lake-Side Home Up For Sale
• State Lawmakers Urge Caution In Accepting Syrian Immigrants
• Dutchess County Educates On Smoking Risks For Lung Cancer Awareness Month
• Dutchess County Government's AA Plus Bond Rating Reaffirmed
• POLL: Should New York Admit Syrian Refugees?
• Cuomo Makes $50M Commitment To Promote New York Tourism
• DraftKings Still Offering Play In New York Despite AG's Warning
• Hyde Park's Apple Pie Bakery Showcases The Talents Of CIA Students, Faculty
• Veteran Arts Showcase Comes To Roosevelt Library In Hyde Park
• Bard Students Support University Of Missouri With Walkout
• Latest ISIS Video Warns Of Times Square Attack
• Madeline G. Burton, 63, Of Milan
• Dutchess Resident Offers Reward In 20-Year-Old Murder Cold Case
• Run For A Cause Thanksgiving Day At Rhinebeck Turkey Trot
• Beyond Pumpkin: Pawling Bakery Dishes Up Variety Of Thanksgiving Pies
• SUNY New Paltz Project's Opening Reception Will Be Saturday
• Dutchess Sheriff's Office Warns Of Counterfeit Bills
• Accidents Take Out Lanes On Hutch, I-684
• Thunderstorms Could Produce Heavy Rainfall In Dutchess
• Carlton A. Robinson Sr., 82, Of Pleasant Valley
• Shift In Sense Of Humor May Signal Onset Of Dementia
• Wal-Mart Revenues Down Despite Increasing Sales
• State Unemployment Falls Below National Average
• Former Poughkeepsie City School Teacher Charged With Rape Of Student
• County Seeks Proposals For 2016 Agency Partner Grant Program
• Route 52 Lanes In East Fishkill To Be Closed for Construction
• Brooklyn Contemporary Concert Guitarist Performs At Beacon Library
• Felice Brothers To Headline Foodstock 8 Benefit Concert In Poughkeepsie
• Warm Front Will Bring Heavy Rain To Dutchess County, Flooding Possible
• Local Pols, Purple Heart Homes Team Up For Veterans' Thanksgiving Dinner
• The News Is Grim, Armonk, But You Deserve A Smile
• Foodstock 8 Brings Music Fest And Charity Together
• Try Tiny Bits Of Technology At Red Hook Library
• Archery Is A Hit Among Dutchess County Park Programs
• Pawling's Blue Olive Offers 'Exceptional Olive Oil, Exquisite Vinegar'
• October Shatters Heat Records Near And Far
• 3 Hostages Dead In Mali Hotel Attack
• Dover Man Charged With Breaking Victim's Window
• Cuomo Tells Refugees: The Door Is Open In New Strong Show of Support
• Veterans Arts Showcase Comes to Hyde Park's FDR Library, Museum
• Sotheby's International Homes Featured On Apple News
• Couple Aboard Plane That Crashed Into NY Reservoir Ran Danbury Restaurant
• New York Times Puts Focus On CIA's 'Unlikely' Athletic Department
• New Bridge Construction Results In Reduced Metro-North Service
• Abilities Expo In Poughkeepsie Highlights Hudson Valley Special Resources
• Sign Up For Citizen’s Preparedness Training Program
• Man, 35, Charged After Confrontation At Beekman Arms Inn In Rhinebeck
• Get Ready To Get Stuffed, White Plains
• Letter: Thanksgiving Food Drive Helps Many Dutchess Families In Need
• 'Bye, Bye Birdie' Comes To Arts Center In Poughkeepsie
• Police, State Leaders Share Strategies At Counterterrorism Summit
• Chipotle E. Coli Outbreak Spreads To New York
• Poughkeepsie Man Charged With Choking Family Member
• Dutchess ARC Foundation Honors Mary Kay Vrba
• Highest Percentage Of European ISIS Fighters Come From Belgium
• Maloney Seeks Investigation Of Health Republic Collapse
• Serious Accident On Taconic State Parkway In Dutchess County Causes Delays
• Accidents On I-84, Route 9 Cause Delays
• Dutchess County Emergency Response Training Offered
• Former Deputy Chief Kills Ex-Girlfriend, Self In Orange County, Police Say
• Former Teacher's Rape Charges Top Last Week's News In Dutchess County
• Tyson Foods Recalls 50,000 Pounds Of Chicken Wing Product
• Westchester Native Mark Zuckerberg To Take Two Months Paternity Leave
• Whole Foods Market Recalls Curry Chicken Salad Over Possible Listeria
• 47 Million Americans To Travel For Thanksgiving
• Area Woman Wins Hudson Valley Fall Foliage Photo Contest
• Saugerties Man Charged With Having Sexual Contact With Child 15 Years Ago
• Hyde Park Police Report Flurry Of Car Break-ins
• Republican Majority Grows In Dutchess County Legislature
• Dutchess County Seeks Proposals for Agency Partner Grant Program Funding
• Dutchess County's Office of Aging Director Will Retire
• How Many Wives Earn More Than Their Husbands?
• Rhinebeck Stop & Shop Reopens After Electrical Fire
• Lawmakers In Albany Request $2.4B Extra School Aid
• Rhinebeck Farmers Market Opens One Last Time
• Dutchess Pop-Up Sells Handmade Gifts
• 'All About Rabbits' At Red Hook Library
• Dutchess County STOP-DWI Honors Top Cops
• Daily Voice Leaders: Mohegan Sun
• Andrew Cuomo Trying To Raise National Profile, Report Says
• New York Ed Commissioner Suggests Early Changes To Core Standards
• Public Invited To Enter To Earn Donation For Hudson Valley Charity
• Assistant Conductor In Fatal Train Derailment Gets $835K For Her Injuries
• Mock Attack In Subways Tests NYPD Response Team
• High Schools Involved In Football Rivalry Brawl ID'd
• Dads From Putnam Dance School Audition For 'America's Got Talent'
• Judge Tosses Case Against Wappingers Falls Man, Cites Insufficient Evidence
• Cuomo Steps Up Anti-Terrorism Efforts With Two New Initiatives
• Thanksgiving Turkey Prices Are Higher, Dutchess
• Kirkland Opens Little Free Library With Help Of Eagle Scout
• CIA Serves Up Mushroom Meatballs As Appetizing Hors D'Oeuvres
• Vassar College's Women's Rugby Team Bound For Final Four
• Worldwide Travel Alert For U.S. Citizens Issued By State Department
• Share Your Dutchess County Events On The Daily Voice Calendar
• Merriweather's In Rhinebeck Preps For Small Business Saturday
• Man Facing Felony DWI Charge After Third Stop In Fishkill
• DCC Foundation Craft Fair Features More Than 100 Artists
• Fairfield Women's Volleyball Wins MAAC Conference Tournament, NCAA Bid
• Red Hook Library Takes Back 'Black Friday'
• Ardsley School District Hires New Assistant Superintendent For Business
• Poughkeepsie City School District Suspends Employee For Three Months
• Here's A Look At Thanksgiving Forecast, Dutchess
• Holiday Travelers Urged To Exercise Caution Amid Terror Threats
• Wappinger Doctor Found Guilty Of Improperly Providing Prescriptions
• Murder-Suicide Victim Who Had Family In Westchester Is Fondly Remembered
• Libous Sentenced For Lying To FBI In Case Involving Westchester Law Firm
• Butterball's Turkey TalkLine Fields Some Strange Questions
• Teen Accused Of Making Terrorist Threat Against Marist Appears In Court
• Person Wounded In Poughkeepsie Shooting, Police Seek Suspect
• Bands, Chorus Performs Winter Concert At Arlington High School
• Cortlandt's Tori Jarosz Earns Conference Honor For Marist Basketball
• FBI Alerts Local Police Of Possible 'Copycat' Paris Terror Attacks
• ShopRite Cashier Run Over, Trapped Under Jeep At Putnam Shopping Center
• Red Cross Provides Thanksgiving Safety Tips For At Home, On The Road
• Man Charged With Assaulting Two SUNY New Paltz Students
• Injured Hunter Rescued By Firefighters, Paramedics in Milan
• Pregnant Woman Hospitalized After Slamming Into Amenia Building
• Firefighters Respond To Multiple Calls In Dutchess County
• Half Moon Theatre's 'A Christmas Carol' Debuts At Culinary Institute
• Cut Your Own Christmas Tree In Red Hook, Rhinebeck
• Accidents On Taconic, I-84 Causing Morning Gridlock
• Golfers Flock To Country Clubs As Far North As Dutchess County
• Families Of Missing Orange County Teens Desperate For Their Safe Return
• ShopRite Cashier In Induced Coma After Accident At Putnam Shopping Plaza
• Dutchess Man Charged With Raping Unconscious Woman
• Police Will Be Out In Full Force Thanksgiving Weekend
• Costco Chicken Salad Linked To E. Coli Outbreak
• Accidents Delay Motorists On Thanksgiving Eve
• New York Giants Great Frank Gifford Had CTE, Family Says
• Alice Theresa Hart, 82, Of Hyde Park
• Robert J. Germano Sr., 93, Of Rhinebeck
• What Are You Thankful For, White Plains?
• Thanksgiving Is About Togetherness, Says Survey
• NYS Officials Warn Of Identity Theft, Black Friday, Cyber Monday Scams
• Black Friday Tips Include Being Leery Of Low Prices
• Dover Man Charged With Stealing Rifle From Wappinger
• Rhinebeck Art Gallery Has Creative Flair For Holiday Shopping
• Serious Accident Reported In Hopewell Junction
• Local Malls Offering Extended Hours For Holiday Shoppers
• Police Apprehend Two Suspects Following String Of Poughkeepsie Robberies
• Dorothy L. Kilmer, 95, Of Rhinebeck
• Mary Kaye Dolan To Retire As Head Of Dutchess County Office For The Aging
• Dutchess County Executive Hosts Town Hall Forums
• Find Deals On Black Friday, White Plains
• FBI Seeks Special Applicants
• Barbara Ann McCormack, age 87, Hopewell Junction
• CIA Chef Serves Up Thanksgiving Leftovers
• CIA Video Gives The 'Buzz' On Using Homegrown Honey
• Dutchess County Wants Communities To Become HEART Safe
• Poughkeepsie Doctor Brings Specialized Healthcare To Sub-Saharan Africa
• Dutchess County Sheriff Issues Warnings About Phone Scams
• Dutchess County SPCA Has Long List For Santa This Year
• Dutchess Will See Temperature Drop, Showers This Weekend
• Police Charge Harriman Man With Stealing Gun, Shooting Family Member
• Hundreds Take Part In Third Annual Kingston Turkey Trot
• Lourdes High School Football Team Plays For State Title
• Orange County Sheriff's Office Makes Big Heroin, Weapons Raid
• Family Of Hopewell Junction Man Most Thankful For His Recovery
• Hunting Season Opens In New York, But There Are Fewer Hunters
• I-684 Tractor-Trailer Incident Involving Fuel Spill Reported
• Dutchess Shoppers Hit Stores In Search Of Black Friday Deals
• Rebate Checks Are On Way For Eligible New Yorkers
• Lourdes Football Team Falls In First-Ever State Title Game
• Are You Shopping Local For Small Business Saturday, White Plains?
• Eat Out For Arlington Education Foundation
• Putnam Hospital Center Holding Cancer-Support Meeting In December
• LaGrangeville A&P Store Closes To Make Way For ShopRite
• Man Accused of Firing Rifle Outside White Lake Home
• Strong El Nino Could Impact Chances Of White Christmas In Much Of U.S.
• Westchester's Michael Bloomberg Says Government Won't Act On Climate Change
• New SAT Will Look A Lot Different From Current Version
• Cheers To Thanksgiving With Recommended Vintages From Dutchess Expert
• Dutchess County Caregiver Conference Focuses on Team Building
• Car Accident Involving Pregnant Woman Tops Last Week's News In Dutchess
• Area Acting Legend James Earl Jones Performs In 'Gin Game' On Broadway
• Newborn Found in Livingston Dumpster, Death Ruled A Homicide
• Common Core Tests Stressing Students Out, School Psychologists Say
• Black Bear Spotted Wandering Through Staatsburg
• Culinary Institute of America Cooks Up Turkey, Sweet Potato Shepherd's Pie
• Police Probe Homicide Of Newborn Boy In Livingston
• Mount Kisco Medical Group CEO Featured In Wall Street Journal
• IBM Launches App To Give Santa's Helpers A Big Boost
• Woman, 20, Charged In Baby's Death In Livingston
• Dutchess County Agency, Lions Clubs Collect Eyeglasses
• Middletown Man, 26, Charged With Sexual Abuse Of Young Girl
• 2016 Special Olympics Winter Games Need 1,500 Volunteers
• Pawling Boys Basketball Team Aiming For Sectional Appearance
• Hudson Valley Planned Parenthood Clinics Open After Colorado Shooting
• Union Head Says Metro-North Knew Of Danger That Led To Fatal Derailment
• Woman Rescued From Rolled-Over Car After Rhinebeck Crash
• Accidents Slow Down Motorists On Busy Sunday For Travel
• Serious Accident Reported In Dover; Pair Of I-84 Crashes Cause Delays
• New Paltz Fire Displaces Three Tenants
• SPCA Raises Money In Hyde Park Event To Keep Animals Warm This Winter
• Oblong Books In Rhinebeck Features Busy December Calendar
• Dorothy Heil, 87, Of Rhinebeck
• Former Dutchess County Legislator Appointed Staatsburg Fire Commissioner
• Dutchess County Hosts State Preparedness Training Session
• Annex Florist Offers Fine Arrangements, Fresh Flowers In Dutchess
• Are You Looking For Deals On Cyber Monday White Plains?
• Taconic, I-684 Accidents Cause Morning Delays
• Former Dutchess County Sheriff Fred Scoralick Of Poughquag Dies
• $15 Minimum Wage Likely To Cost NY Jobs, Report Says
• Dutchess Could See Rain Through Wednesday Night
• Dutchess County, Groups, Businesses Take Part In Abilities First Expo
• Man Apprehended After Altercation At Dutchess Stop & Shop
• Baby Safe Haven Program Offers Safe, Legal Option For Abandoned Newborns
• Record-Setting Duo Stars For Lourdes In First State Football Title Game
• Cuomo Tightens DWI Offender Punishment In New York
• State Approves $96.7M For TZB Project
• Budding Artists Can Color Their Cares Away At Red Hook Library
• Red Hook Library Features Music, Cookies
• Former Assembly Speaker Silver Found Guilty Of All Corruption Charges
• Stewart's Shops' Holiday Match Program Raises Money For Local Charities
• Josh Vogel Book Signing Tops December Events At Oblong Books And Music