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54-Year-Old From Area Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Victim 'Familiar With Him' 54-Year-Old From Area Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Victim 'Familiar With Him' 54-Year-Old From Area Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Victim 'Familiar With Him'
54-Year-Old From Area Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Victim 'Familiar With Him' A Hudson Valley man has been arrested and charged for allegedly sexually assaulting a victim who was "familiar with him." Dutchess County resident Orlando Ramos, age 54, of LaGrange, was arrested on Wednesday, July 27, and charged with a criminal sex act and two counts of sexual abuse, said Trooper AJ Hicks. In December of 2021, state police began investigating a possible sexual assault. The investigation determined Ramos sexually assaulted the victim who was familiar with him, Hicks said.  Ramos was arraigned before the Dutchess County Court and remanded to the Dutchess County Jail i…
UPDATED: List Of Winners In Central, Western Mass Elections UPDATED: List Of Winners In Central, Western Mass Elections UPDATED: List Of Winners In Central, Western Mass Elections
Updated: List Of Winners In Central, Western Mass Elections Votes are still being tallied in one local, contested race while the rest in Central and Western Massachusetts have been called.  State Representative for the 3rd District has not been decided - 9 of the 12 precincts have been counted as of noon on Nov. 4, Wednesday, but on Thursday, Nov. 5, the New York Times called Boldyga the victor.  *Rep. Nicholas Boldyga, R - 60%, 9,822 Kerri O’Connor, D - 40%, 6,643 The Daily Voice will have updates on the results of the contested races and ballot questions Wednesday (Nov. 4) as soon as winners are called. Scroll down for results. While …
Local Voting Guide For Today's Primary Election, Sept. 1 Local Voting Guide For Today's Primary Election, Sept. 1 Local Voting Guide For Today's Primary Election, Sept. 1
Local Voting Guide For Today's Primary Election, Sept. 1 It’s primary election day, Tuesday, Sept. 1! And if you’re not sure what to expect when you hit the polling booth, we’ve got you covered. Polls are open: 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. If you are unsure where to vote, find your polling place online.  Voters can cast ballots in either the Republican, Democrat, Green or Libertarian primary, depending on official party affiliation. Independents can choose to vote in the Democrat or Republican primary. There is a statewide race to be the Democrat running for the U.S. Senate and a bunch of races to join the U.S. House of Representatives for Massachusett…