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Rye Neck High School Evacuated After Gas Smell Detected Rye Neck High School Evacuated After Gas Smell Detected Rye Neck High School Evacuated After Gas Smell Detected
Rye Neck High School Evacuated After Gas Smell Detected MAMARONECK, N.Y. -- Students were briefly evacuated from Rye Neck High School in the Village of Mamaroneck on Wednesday after a strong smell of gas overtook the building, according to the Village of Mamaroneck police. Police and fire responded and as a precaution evacuated the school as they searched for the source of the odor, police said. A gas leak on a valve was found in the science department and Con Edison was called to repair the problem. Students were out of class for less than 30 minutes, police said.
Clarkstown Police In Search Of Woman Accused Of Issuing Bad Check Clarkstown Police In Search Of Woman Accused Of Issuing Bad Check Clarkstown Police In Search Of Woman Accused Of Issuing Bad Check
Clarkstown Police In Search Of Woman Accused Of Issuing Bad Check CLARKSTOWN, N.Y. -- The Clarkstown Police Department are on the hunt for a Spring Valley woman wanted for writing a bad check for this week's #WarrantWednesday. Tanya Lindsey, 44, is wanted for failing to appear in court to answer charges for writing the worthless check. She is described as being a black female, 5-feet-4, with black hair and brown eyes. Anyone who may know her whereabouts should contact the Clarkstown Police Warrant Unit at 845-639-5880.
New Round Of Snow Headed To Armonk New Round Of Snow Headed To Armonk New Round Of Snow Headed To Armonk
New Round Of Snow Headed To Armonk Don't let Wednesday's warmer temperatures fool you -- a blast of chilly air is expected to lead to a quick-hitting snow event moving into the area on the heels of gusty winds, according to the National Weather Service. The front, expected to move into the Hudson Valley later Thursday, will bring a chance of light snow after 3 p.m. along with wind chill values between 15 and 25 degrees, with winds gusting as high as 26 mph. Snow is more likely Thursday night, especially after 10 p.m. with a 50 percent chance predicted.  Snow could continue into Friday morning with a 30 percent chance before…
22-Year-Old Victim In Fatal Route 44 Crash In Poughkeepsie ID'd 22-Year-Old Victim In Fatal Route 44 Crash In Poughkeepsie ID'd 22-Year-Old Victim In Fatal Route 44 Crash In Poughkeepsie ID'd
22-Year-Old Victim In Fatal Route 44 Crash In Poughkeepsie ID'd DUTCHESS COUNTY, N.Y. -- Andrew V. Davis, 22, of Poughkeepsie, was killed Tuesday when he lost control of his car on Federal Road 44, crossed the double yellow line and slammed into another vehicle in oncoming traffic, according to the Town of Poughkeepsie Police Department. An investigation by the department's Traffic Enforcement Unit found that Davis was traveling westbound in a 2006 Volkswagon at 1:50 p.m. when he lost control and hit a  2013 Nissan Pathfinder, operated by a 68-year-old male, with a 68-year-old female passenger, both from Millbrook, according to Capt. Kenneth Roman. Davi…
Suffern Man Involved In Crash Had BAC Three Times Legal Limit, Police Say Suffern Man Involved In Crash Had BAC Three Times Legal Limit, Police Say Suffern Man Involved In Crash Had BAC Three Times Legal Limit, Police Say
Suffern Man Involved In Crash Had BAC Three Times Legal Limit, Police Say SUFFERN, N.Y. -- A Suffern man involved in a single-car accident on Tuesday, was driving at three times the legal limit in Suffern Park, according to the Ramapo Police Department. Joseph Colon, 25, was charged with driving under the influence and aggravated driving under the influence after failing several field sobriety tests and testing at more than 0.18 percent in a blood alcohol content test, said Detective Lt. Mark Emma. Colon is due to appear in court next month.
Nyack Officials Express 'Shock, Surprise' At Brinks Robbery Clemency Nyack Officials Express 'Shock, Surprise' At Brinks Robbery Clemency Nyack Officials Express 'Shock, Surprise' At Brinks Robbery Clemency
Nyack Officials Express 'Shock, Surprise' At Brinks Robbery Clemency NYACK, N.Y. -- Village of Nyack officials said they are outraged and shocked by the clemency granted Brinks robbery participant Judith Clark by Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Friday. In a statement by Mayor Jen White and Town Board members, officials said the Brinks robbery was one of the most devastating events to rock their small community. " It still echoes throughout our village," they said. "For some, there are daily reminders, and as a community, every year on October 20th, we remember the brave law enforcement officers lost that terrible day." In his statement making the a…
Crash Causes Route 44 Closure In Poughkeepsie Crash Causes Route 44 Closure In Poughkeepsie Crash Causes Route 44 Closure In Poughkeepsie
Crash Causes Route 44 Closure In Poughkeepsie POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. -- Route 44 in the Town of Poughkeepsie reopened Tuesday evening after being closed in both directions near Tamarack Hill Drive and Rochdale Road due to a crash. The crash took place around 2:55 p.m. and the road was closed for nearly five hours as police investigate the accident, which resulted in a serious injury. Check back to Daily Voice for updates.
Carlucci Urges Rejection Of Brinks Job Robbery Participant's Clemency Carlucci Urges Rejection Of Brinks Job Robbery Participant's Clemency Carlucci Urges Rejection Of Brinks Job Robbery Participant's Clemency
Carlucci Urges Rejection Of Brinks Job Robbery Participant's Clemency NYACK, N.Y. -- On the heels of outrage from numerous public officials at the possible release of  Brinks robbery participant Judith Clark, Senator David Carlucci is urging the New York State Parole Board to reject her plea.  In a letter to the Parole Board, Carlucci said Clark's "terrorist crimes deserve no special treatment," and asked them to "Please uphold Judith Clark’s original sentence and deny her application for parole." Nyack Police Officer Waverly Brown, Nyack Police Sgt. Edward O’Grady and Brinks guard Peter Paige were killed during the robbery in 1983. Three …
Hastings-On-Hudson 12-Year-Old Has Been Missing Since April Hastings-On-Hudson 12-Year-Old Has Been Missing Since April Hastings-On-Hudson 12-Year-Old Has Been Missing Since April
Hastings-On-Hudson 12-Year-Old Has Been Missing Since April HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON, N.Y. -- Police and the Missing Persons Clearinghouse are asking for the public's help in locating 12-year-old Honesty David.David, who has been missing from Hastings-on-Hudson since April 21, is believed to be in the Brooklyn area. She is described as being 5-foot-4, 140 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes. Anyone who may know David's whereabouts is asked to contact the Hudson Valley Police or the state Missing Persons Clearinghouse at 1-800-346-3543. Tips can also be emailed to [email protected].
Poughkeepsie Woman, Daughter Found With Baby, Child In Hotel With OD Victim Poughkeepsie Woman, Daughter Found With Baby, Child In Hotel With OD Victim Poughkeepsie Woman, Daughter Found With Baby, Child In Hotel With OD Victim
Poughkeepsie Woman, Daughter Found With Baby, Child In Hotel With OD Victim A Poughkeepsie woman and her adult daughter are behind bars after police found them in a hotel room with a three-week-old baby, an 8-year-old girl and a heroin overdose victim, according to the Ulster Police Department. Julia A. Gary, 55, and her daughter, Kimberly Gary, 23, of Highland, were charged on Wednesday, Dec. 28, with endangering the welfare of a child after a child protective worker visited the hotel to check on the children and found a 24-year-old heroin overdose victim in the room with them, said Lt. James Janso. "Emergency officials were able to bring back the overdose vi…
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