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Four Teens Injured, Two Seriously, In Single-Vehicle Crash At High School In Area Four Teens Injured, Two Seriously, In Single-Vehicle Crash At High School In Area
Four Teens Injured, Two Seriously, In Single-Vehicle Crash At High School In Area Four teens were injured during a single-vehicle crash in the area. The crash took place around 9:45 p.m., Wednesday, March 10, in Orange County, said Trooper Steven Nevel of the New York State Police. According to Nevel, a state trooper from the Greenville barracks responded to Port Jervis High School in the town of Deerpark for a report of a one-vehicle car crash. An investigation revealed that four teenagers were in 2006 Honda CRV and traveling on Hamilton Street when the operator of the vehicle lost control of the vehicle and struck a storage container, Nevel said. The driver was extri…

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by Kathy Reakes
Obituaries
Nicholas Moscatiello, Former Area HS Baseball Standout, Dies At 28 Nicholas Moscatiello, Former Area HS Baseball Standout, Dies At 28
Nicholas Moscatiello, Former Area HS Baseball Standout, Dies At 28 Nicholas Adam Moscatiello, a lifelong Hudson Valley resident, died on Thursday, April 19. He was 28. Nick was born in Port Jervis on Dec. 27, 1989. He is survived by his parents Kathy and Kevin, his siblings Kevin, Kristin and Andrew; brother-in-law Michael Purdon, sister-in-law Lora Moscatiello, his nieces Avery, Sydney and Mia, his nephews Michael and Lucas, his Grandparents James Donald Anglin and Arlene Moscatiello as well as many aunts, uncles and cousins. Nick loved his family and his dog Skip above all things. A caring son, brother, uncle and friend, Nick was the most loving and gene…

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by Daily Voice
News
Two In Custody For Social Media School Death Threat In Hudson Valley Two In Custody For Social Media School Death Threat In Hudson Valley
Two In Custody For Social Media School Death Threat In Hudson Valley Click here for an updated story: Two Port Jervis Teens Charges With Making Terror Threat Two people are in custody after making threats on social media aimed at Port Jervis High School, according to the Port Jervis City School District. School administration was informed by the Port Jervis Police Department of an investigation that ended early Thursday with the arrest of two people for posting a picture on social media that implied a threat against the school, school officials said in a statement.  "The post was an immediate concern based on the threatening nature of the contents,&q…

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by Kathy Reakes