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Rinaldi Boulevard, Poughkeepsie, NY

Occupied Poughkeepsie Home Damaged By Gunfire, Suspect Escapes: Police Occupied Poughkeepsie Home Damaged By Gunfire, Suspect Escapes: Police
Occupied Poughkeepsie Home Damaged By Gunfire, Suspect Escapes: Police Police in the region are asking for information after an occupied home was damaged by gunfire. The incident occurred in Dutchess County around 9 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 12. on Rinaldi Boulevard. According to the City of Poughkeepsie Police, all responding officers and detectives searched for the suspect, who managed to escape. An investigation determined that an occupied residence sustained damage due to gunfire.  Crime Scene Technicians responded to investigate.  If you have any information on this incident, call the confidential TIP LINE at 845-451-7577.  This investigat…
Poughkeepsie's Shadows On The Hudson Pairs Scenic Backdrop With Entrees, Appetizers Poughkeepsie's Shadows On The Hudson Pairs Scenic Backdrop With Entrees, Appetizers
Poughkeepsie's Shadows On The Hudson Pairs Scenic Backdrop With Entrees, Appetizers Shadows on the Hudson, located at 176 Rinaldi Boulevard in Poughkeepsie, has been serving up high-end classic American eats with picturesque waterfront views for more than a decade. Opened in 2007, the eatery specializes in traditional lunch, brunch and dinner dishes that include locally-sourced meats, cheeses, veggies and other ingredients. On the restaurant’s expansive menu, you’ll find modern American spins on authentic dishes like buffalo calamari, pork belly sliders, roasted mushroom risotto, filet mignon, chorizo burger, fish tacos and much more. Shadows on the Hudson also features a…
Thousands Of Gallons Of Raw Sewage Discharged Into Hudson River Thousands Of Gallons Of Raw Sewage Discharged Into Hudson River
Thousands Of Gallons Of Raw Sewage Discharged Into Hudson River Thousands of gallons of raw sewage were discharged into the Hudson River over the weekend as thunderstorms struck the area. The Poughkeepsie Water Control Plant issued an alert on Friday night, cautioning that over a four and a half hour span, more than 25,000 gallons of untreated waste was discharged into the Hudson River near Rinaldi Boulevard in Poughkeepsie. Officials said that “two permitted wet weather discharges occurred from two separate storm fronts producing heavy rain over a 24 hour period.” The notice comes following last week’s storms, when hundreds of gallons of waste was dum…