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Armonk, NY
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State Police Start Holiday DWI Crackdown Patrols State Police Start Holiday DWI Crackdown Patrols State Police Start Holiday DWI Crackdown Patrols
State Police Start Holiday DWI Crackdown Patrols As the holiday's inch closer, New York State Police are now on patrol to keep the thousands of travelers who plan to hit the highways safe by taking park in the national “Drive Sober or get Pulled Over” enforcement campaign to crackdown on impaired driving.  During the campaign, drivers can expect sobriety checkpoints and an increased number of troopers patrolling roadways from Friday, Dec. 16, through Sunday, Jan. 1, 2017. “Too often, impaired drivers cause accidents resulting in injury, death and heartbreak,” New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said. “Reckless driving is a crime and this natio…

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Bedford, NY
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Multiple Violations Found After Bedford Hills Carbon Monoxide Scare Multiple Violations Found After Bedford Hills Carbon Monoxide Scare Multiple Violations Found After Bedford Hills Carbon Monoxide Scare
Multiple Violations Found After Bedford Hills Carbon Monoxide Scare BEDFORD HILLS, N.Y. -- Building inspectors found multiple violations at a multi-family home where 30 Bedford Hills residents were left homeless after their home was deemed uninhabitable Sunday night when a busted boiler caused carbon monoxide to spread throughout the building. Chief Building Inspector Alberto Ciraco said building and code officials found numerous violations during a visit on Monday including electrical and plumbing violations, as well as beds in rooms that are not considered bedrooms. In addition, there were no smoke or carbon monoxide alarms as required by law, he said. &…

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Poughkeepsie, NY
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Five Charged In Wappinger Sobriety Roving Patrols Five Charged In Wappinger Sobriety Roving Patrols Five Charged In Wappinger Sobriety Roving Patrols
Five Charged In Wappinger Sobriety Roving Patrols WAPPINGER, N.Y. -- Snow and ice, added to holiday celebrations led New York State troopers to conduct a roving detail in Wappinger on Saturday in an effort to keep drivers safe. During the detail, troopers arrested two people for driving while intoxicated, three for drug possession, one on a warrant, and issued traffic tickets to seven vehicles, according to Trooper Melissa McMorris. Those charged were: Augie Pino, 21, Putnam Valley, charged with driving while intoxicated. Roman Ruiz-Lavariega, 36, Poughkeepsie, charged with driving while intoxicated. Naquan Wilson, 19, Wappinger, charged…

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by K Reakes
Armonk, NY
Weather
What Are The Chances For A White Christmas In Armonk? What Are The Chances For A White Christmas In Armonk? What Are The Chances For A White Christmas In Armonk?
What Are The Chances For A White Christmas In Armonk? As the excitement of the holiday season builds, residents should think dreary, cold and wet instead of a white when it comes to the weather for the days leading up to Christmas, according to AccuWeather.com. The drab weather headed to the area is what's left of a storm that will dump snow across a wide swath of the Midwest before it charges into the Northeast bringing rain instead of the white stuff on Thursday, a busy one for travelers leading into the weekend. For those hitting the roads Thursday, the dreary and wet conditions may slow their travel across the region, and some rain may bri…

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Peekskill, NY
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Snowy Owl Dies Days After Rescue By Peekskill Photographer Snowy Owl Dies Days After Rescue By Peekskill Photographer Snowy Owl Dies Days After Rescue By Peekskill Photographer
Snowy Owl Dies Days After Rescue By Peekskill Photographer A snowy owl rescued by a Peekskill photographer on Saturday in Fairfield County has died from starvation, according to the wildlife center who was nursing the owl back to health. "This was a first-year bird. It arrived in Connecticut already compromised from the long migration from the tundra, the Arctic," said Christine Cummings, president of A Place Called Hope. The owl, which Cummings said would have been well fed with the heavy population of the lemmings when he began his journey to Connecticut, was rescued by wildlife photographer Anwar Alomaiwas, a Peekskill native, who curr…

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by Kathy Reakes
Stony Point, NY
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Reward Offered In Bar Fight Stabbing Of Hudson Valley Man, 20, Reward Offered In Bar Fight Stabbing Of Hudson Valley Man, 20, Reward Offered In Bar Fight Stabbing Of Hudson Valley Man, 20,
Reward Offered In Bar Fight Stabbing Of Hudson Valley Man, 20, In an effort to solve the stabbing of a 20-year-old during a Hudson Valley bar fight, New York State Crime Stoppers, and the New Paltz Police Department are offering a reward of up to $2,500 for information leading to an arrest. The unidentified SUNY-New Paltz college student was stabbed during a fight on Saturday, Nov. 19, at the Cabaloosa Bar located at 58 Main St., New Paltz. The victim had been stabbed and assaulted during the fight at the bar, Crime Stoppers said. The college said on its Facebook page that the Town of New Paltz Police Department requested the SUNY New Paltz University P…

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Bedford, NY
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30 Displaced By Spread Of Carbon Monoxide In Bedford Hills 30 Displaced By Spread Of Carbon Monoxide In Bedford Hills 30 Displaced By Spread Of Carbon Monoxide In Bedford Hills
30 Displaced By Spread Of Carbon Monoxide In Bedford Hills BEDFORD HILLS, N.Y. -- More than 30 Bedford Hills residents are being helped by the Red Cross after their home was deemed uninhabitable Sunday night when a busted boiler caused carbon monoxide to spread throughout the building. Police and fire officials first arrived on scene around 10:20 p.m. at 201 Babbitt Road after receiving a call of smoke in a building and found excessive carbon in the residence, said Bedford Hills Sgt. J. Evans.  Evans said at least 40 people were inside the multi-family home. Several people were treated for carbon monoxide poisoning at Northern Westchester Hospital…

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Poughkeepsie, NY
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Dutchess County Participates In Statewide STOP DWI Holiday Campaign Dutchess County Participates In Statewide STOP DWI Holiday Campaign Dutchess County Participates In Statewide STOP DWI Holiday Campaign
Dutchess County Participates In Statewide Stop DWI Holiday Campaign DUTCHESS COUNTY, N.Y. -- In order to help residents remain safe while on the roadways during the holidays, Dutchess County police agencies will be taking part in a special traffic enforcement Friday through Jan. 2, 2017, according to Dutchess County Executive Marcus J. Molinaro. During the holiday season, which often includes public gatherings and parties, the law enforcement community across the state will take to the roads in an effort to stop impaired driving, prevent injuries and save lives. Research shows that high-visibility enforcement can reduce drunk driving fatalities by as much a…

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Stony Point, NY
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More Than Three Dozen Left Out In Cold After Haverstraw Apartment Fire More Than Three Dozen Left Out In Cold After Haverstraw Apartment Fire More Than Three Dozen Left Out In Cold After Haverstraw Apartment Fire
More Than Three Dozen Left Out In Cold After Haverstraw Apartment Fire HAVERSTRAW, N.Y. -- More than 25 people stood in freezing temperatures as a fire ripped through a Broad Street apartment building around midnight Monday in Haverstraw, according to Haverstraw Fire Chief Robert Drexler. The fire, which started in the back of the building on the second floor at 1 Broad St., was contained to one apartment but caused smoke and water damage to other nearby apartments, and the businesses located below the apartments, Drexler said. Firefighters were able to douse the flames within 25 minutes, Drexler said. "I want to commend my men and all those responding f…

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New City, NY
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Day Speaks Out Against Ninth Proposed MTA Fare Hike In Nine Years Day Speaks Out Against Ninth Proposed MTA Fare Hike In Nine Years Day Speaks Out Against Ninth Proposed MTA Fare Hike In Nine Years
Day Speaks Out Against Ninth Proposed MTA Fare Hike In Nine Years This article has been updated. ROCKLAND COUNTY, N.Y. --  Proposed fare hikes dominated the discussion during an MTA meeting in Rockland County on Thursday, held to address the concerns of commuters and local political officials. During the event, Rockland County Executive Ed Day again urged the MTA not to impose fare hikes on local commuters whose tickets have already increased sharply while, he said, service has worsened. The remarks were delivered at the hearing on Day's behalf by Stephen J. Powers, the County Executive's director of Public Policy and Intergovernmental Relations. "…

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