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Yonkers Honors Veterans At Annual Outing Yonkers Honors Veterans At Annual Outing
Yonkers Honors Veterans At Annual Outing YONKERS, N.Y. – Retired military service members were treated to a picnic and some free entertainment on Veterans Appreciation Day in Yonkers. The annual event took place on Saturday, June 25, at the city’s John F. Kennedy Marina. It was sponsored by the city’s Department of Veterans’ Services and attended by Mayor Mike Spano and Council president Liam J. McLaughlin.
Fox That Attacked Stamford Woman Tests Positive For Rabies Fox That Attacked Stamford Woman Tests Positive For Rabies
Fox That Attacked Stamford Woman Tests Positive For Rabies STAMFORD, Conn. -- The gray fox that attacked a Stamford woman and chased other people on Country Club Road last week has tested positive for rabies, according to a report by News 12 Connecticut. Michelle Wisniewski was out strolling with her toddler when the animal approached them in an aggressive manner, according to The Stamford Advocate. Wisniewski, who had to kick the fox when it wouldn’t go away, was bitten or scratched on the ankle but managed to save her child from injury by dodging inside a FedEx truck that was parked nearby, The Stamford Advocate reported. Police reported getting…
Spring Valley Man Hid In Ex's Closet, Police Say Spring Valley Man Hid In Ex's Closet, Police Say
Spring Valley Man Hid In Ex's Closet, Police Say SUFFERN, N.Y. -- A man has been charged with violating an order of protection after he was caught hiding in his former girlfriend’s closet in Suffern, police said. Darwin Vasquez, 25, of Spring Valley, got into his ex’s apartment on Oakdale Manor through an unlocked bathroom window early Monday, police said. When the unidentified woman came home, she noticed things seemed out of place and she called a friend on her cell phone, police said. When she opened the bedroom closet door, Vasquez jumped out and she screamed, police said. Vasquez snatched the phone from the woman, hung it up, and t…
Bridgeport Man Touched, Threatened Two Girls, Police Say Bridgeport Man Touched, Threatened Two Girls, Police Say
Bridgeport Man Touched, Threatened Two Girls, Police Say BRIDGEPORT, CONN. -- A Bridgeport man was charged Monday with inappropriately touching two underage girls, according to a report by The Connecticut Post. Police said that Rojano Vazquez, 24, stroked the legs of both a 13-year-old and a 12-year-old girl, The Connecticut Post reported. When one of the alleged victims threatened to call police, Vazquez pulled out a knife and started yelling, The Connecticut Post story said. Vazquez was charged with sexual assault, carrying a dangerous weapon and breach of peace, according to The Connecticut Post. To read The Connecticut Post article, click h…
Bridgeport Man Charged With Attempted Sexual Assault Bridgeport Man Charged With Attempted Sexual Assault
Bridgeport Man Charged With Attempted Sexual Assault BRIDGEPORT, CONN. -- A Bridgeport man was charged with trying to sexual assault a 13-year-old girl, according to a report by the Connecticut Post. The teen told police she had been hanging out with friends drinking and smoking pot in a basement when Andre Samuels came in and grabbed her, the Connecticut Post reported. Samuels, 29, was charged with fourth-degree attempted sexual assault and risk of injury to a minor, police told the Connecticut Post. To read the Connecticut Post story, click here.
Peekskill School Board Recognizes Retiring Employees, Tenured Teachers Peekskill School Board Recognizes Retiring Employees, Tenured Teachers
Peekskill School Board Recognizes Retiring Employees, Tenured Teachers PEEKSKILL, N.Y. -- The Peekskill Board of Education bid a fond farewell recently to a group of retiring staff members while it told newly tenured teachers that it looked forward to “growing” with them. At a special ceremony, school trustees formally thanked retirees for their years of service and for the positive impact they had made on the school system and its students. Here are the retirees, where they taught or what they did, and for how many years: Gloria Blackman, Peekskill Middle School, 32; Mary Alice Boyle, Woodside Elementary School, 19; John Brockhausen Jr., maintenance, 28; Mer…
New LaGrangeville Shop's Dairy Delights Fresh Off The Farm New LaGrangeville Shop's Dairy Delights Fresh Off The Farm
New LaGrangeville Shop's Dairy Delights Fresh Off The Farm LAGRANGEVILLE, N.Y. – An idea that had been churning around in her head for quite a while has finally produced sweet results for one Dutchess County woman, according to a report by The Poughkeepsie Journal. Katie "Zoe" Ferris, a longtime 4-H club member with a passion for fresh Hudson Valley ingredients, came up with the plan for a homemade ice cream place while studying baking and pastry arts at the Culinary Institute of American in Hyde Park, The Poughkeepsie Journal article said. The “soft opening” for Zoe’s Ice Cream Barn at 1181 Route 55 in LaGrangeville, went off without nar…
Paralyzed Dutchess Veteran Parachutes Onto Lawn Of New Home Paralyzed Dutchess Veteran Parachutes Onto Lawn Of New Home
Paralyzed Dutchess Veteran Parachutes Onto Lawn Of New Home MILLERTON, N.Y. – Stephen Valyou, who was wounded while fighting in Iraq, didn’t let his injuries stop him from making a dramatic entrance in Millerton recently, according to a report by The Poughkeepsie Journal. The 40-year-old U.S. Army veteran, former firefighter, and father of two, literally leaped into his new life on Thursday, June 23, by parachuting onto the lawn of a custom-designed home made for him by the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation, The Poughkeepsie Journal reported. He was greeted by cheering friends and family members waiting on the ground, The Poughkeepsie Journ…
Tuesday's Democratic, GOP Primaries Spur Excitement In 19th District Tuesday's Democratic, GOP Primaries Spur Excitement In 19th District
Tuesday's Democratic, GOP Primaries Spur Excitement In 19th District DUTCHESS COUNTY, N.Y. -- Tuesday’s primaries are, political pundits say, the starting gun for what promises to be riveting congressional races this November. The most closely watched primary is likely the one in the 19th Congressional District, which pits Democrats Zephyr Teachout, who teaches law at Fordham University, against environmentalist and farmer Will Yandik, according to a report by the Poughkeepsie Journal. Teachout recently purchased a home in the Dutchess County town of Clinton, and Yandik and family members operate Green Acres Farm in Livingston in Columbia County, the Poughke…
New Kosher-Style Deli Debuts In August In Poughkeepsie New Kosher-Style Deli Debuts In August In Poughkeepsie
New Kosher-Style Deli Debuts In August In Poughkeepsie POUGHKEEPSIE N.Y. -- Folks with a hankering for hot pastrami will be able to stock up on the sandwiches starting in August, according to a report by the Poughkeepsie Journal. Morty’s, a "kosher-style" delicatessen to be located at the site of the former Jimmy Z’s Deli on Main Street, will be owned and operated by a couple who already have several restaurants in the city, the Poughkeepsie Journal reported. A food or establishment is “kosher” if it complies with strict laws on cleanliness, purity and quality. But it is also more than just responsible food preparation. Kosher follow…
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