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Fire Started By Excavating Work Knocked Down In Lagrangeville Fire Started By Excavating Work Knocked Down In Lagrangeville Fire Started By Excavating Work Knocked Down In Lagrangeville
Fire Started By Excavating Work Knocked Down In Lagrangeville LAGRANGEVILLE, N.Y. -- Two units from the LaGrange Fire Department were able to quickly douse a small brush fire around 2 p.m. Friday near 210 Rombout Road, according to LaGrange fire officials. The fire, started by some excavating work, only involved a few trees and some bushes, officials said. Firefighters were able to put out the flames within a short time, they added.
Sprain Brook Parkway Chain-Reaction Nine-Car Crash Injures Two Sprain Brook Parkway Chain-Reaction Nine-Car Crash Injures Two Sprain Brook Parkway Chain-Reaction Nine-Car Crash Injures Two
Sprain Brook Parkway Chain-Reaction Nine-Car Crash Injures Two WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. --  Two people were injured during a nine-car pile-up on the Sprain Brook Parkway in Yonkers just after midnight Wednesday, according to authorities. The crash happened after a driver traveling southbound, north of Tuckahoe Road, hit the guardrail, spinning his vehicle into oncoming traffic, spolice said. The driver was then hit by two other vehicles, with other vehicles continuing to crash into the original wreck with a total of nine vehicles involved in the crash, police said.
DWI Stony Point Driver Caught With Cocaine After Traffic Stop, Police Say DWI Stony Point Driver Caught With Cocaine After Traffic Stop, Police Say DWI Stony Point Driver Caught With Cocaine After Traffic Stop, Police Say
DWI Stony Point Driver Caught With Cocaine After Traffic Stop, Police Say ROCKLAND COUNTY, N.Y. -- A Stony Point man was hit with DWI and drug charges after he was pulled over for a traffic violation on Friday, according to the Stony Pont Police. Edwin Delahoz, 38, was charged with felony possession of a controlled substance and DWI after being stopped, said Lt. Keith Williams. During the stop, the officer noticed that Delahoz was intoxicated and subsequent tests showed that he was driving at twice the legal limit with a blood alcohol content of 0.16 percent, police said. Officers also found that Delahoz of in possession of 2.6 grams of cocaine during the stop, …
Beloved Clarkstown K-9 King Dies Beloved Clarkstown K-9 King Dies Beloved Clarkstown K-9 King Dies
Beloved Clarkstown K-9 King Dies CLARKSTOWN, N.Y. --  After only a year in retirement, K-9 King, the longtime partner of Clarkstown Police Officer Bob Reilly, died Thursday, according to the Clarkstown Police Department. "This morning we recognize and honor the service “King”, retired in 2016 after eight years of exemplary service to the Department and to the Town of Clarkstown," said Officer Peter Walker. King was an 11-year-old German Shepherd born in the Czech Republic. He was named in the memory of Sean King, son of Dr. Richard King of Valley Cottage, Walker said. Trained as a “dual purpose” K-9, to detect n…
Boston Terrier Lost In Kent Finds Owners Boston Terrier Lost In Kent Finds Owners Boston Terrier Lost In Kent Finds Owners
Boston Terrier Lost In Kent Finds Owners KENT, N.Y. -- Good news dog lovers, the owner of the male Boston terrier found wandering in the town of Kent on Wednesday, has located his owner, according to the Town of Kent Dog Control officer.  The dog,  who was found on Gypsy Trail Road, wasn't harmed and was returned safely to his home.
Happy Birthday To Former New Rochelle Resident Fran Tarkenton Happy Birthday To Former New Rochelle Resident Fran Tarkenton Happy Birthday To Former New Rochelle Resident Fran Tarkenton
Happy Birthday To Former New Rochelle Resident Fran Tarkenton NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. -- Happy birthday to New Rochelle's Fran Tarkenton. Tarkenton, who lived in New Rochelle from 1967-1971 when he played for the New York Giants, turns 76 on Friday, Feb. 3. Best-known for playing with the Minnesota Vikings and New York Giants, Tarkenton worked as a commentator on "Monday Night Football" and a co-host of "That's Incredible!" At the time of his retirement, Tarkenton held every major quarterback record. He was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1986. In addition to football, Tarkenton also founded Tarkenton Software, a compute…
Seven Byram Hills Senior Athletes Sign With Colleges Seven Byram Hills Senior Athletes Sign With Colleges Seven Byram Hills Senior Athletes Sign With Colleges
Seven Byram Hills Senior Athletes Sign With Colleges Wednesday, also known as National Signing Day, for high school athletes, turned into a large celebration at Byram Hills High School in Armonk as seven students were signed to play on college sports teams ranging from fencing to crew. The annual day marks a celebratory signing of letters of intent to accept athletic scholarships and other offers to play on teams at colleges across the country.  The Byram Hills students agreed to join sports programs in soccer, basketball, fencing, crew and golf, said Coach Matt Allen. “Today we recognize seven amazing athletes representing five different sp…
Pearl River Man Parked At Closed Restaurant Was Impaired, Ramapo Police Say Pearl River Man Parked At Closed Restaurant Was Impaired, Ramapo Police Say Pearl River Man Parked At Closed Restaurant Was Impaired, Ramapo Police Say
Pearl River Man Parked At Closed Restaurant Was Impaired, Ramapo Police Say ROCKLAND COUNTY, N.Y. -- A Pearl River man was charged with DWAI after officers found him Wednesday parked in a handicapped space of a closed-down restaurant in Airmont, according to the Ramapo Police Department. Officers spied the car around 10 p.m. sitting in the parking lot with two people inside, police said. After speaking with the occupants, the officer determined who the operator was and that he recently drove the vehicle to that location. The officer also determined that the driver was unfit to operate a motor vehicle and that it was due to a combination of drugs and alcohol, police…
As Winter Flu Strikes Hard, Westchester Battles Back With Free Shots As Winter Flu Strikes Hard, Westchester Battles Back With Free Shots As Winter Flu Strikes Hard, Westchester Battles Back With Free Shots
As Winter Flu Strikes Hard, Westchester Battles Back With Free Shots WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- Lots of Westchester residents don't need to be told the flu is hitting hard this year while they are suffering from running, stuffy noses, coughing, sore throats, and fevers. In a typical year, Westchester experiences roughly 90,000 cases of influenza and 60,000 cases of the Norovirus during the flu season, which runs from October to as late as May, said Health Commissioner Dr. Sherlita Amler. On Tuesday, the Federal Centers for Disease Control (CDC) said New York is experiencing epidemic flu activity.  Amler said flu symptoms include fever, body aches, cough, s…
Putnam Warns 32 Percent Of Homes 'High-Risk' For Cancer-Causing Radon Putnam Warns 32 Percent Of Homes 'High-Risk' For Cancer-Causing Radon Putnam Warns 32 Percent Of Homes 'High-Risk' For Cancer-Causing Radon
Putnam Warns 32 Percent Of Homes 'High-Risk' For Cancer-Causing Radon PUTNAM COUNTY, N.Y.  --  Putnam County health officials are warning residents that more than 32 percent of homes have been deemed "high risk" for radon. The colorless, odorless gas is the leading cause of lung cancer among non-smokers in the U.S. For those who smoke, it greatly magnifies the cancer risk, said officials with the Putnam County Department of Health. Radon occurs naturally in the environment, from the radioactive decay of uranium or thorium in the soil and it can seep into homes or ground water.  “Radon contributes to the high lung cancer death rate in Putnam County,…
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