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Day Responds To County Legislature's Calls For Information About Corruption Day Responds To County Legislature's Calls For Information About Corruption Day Responds To County Legislature's Calls For Information About Corruption
Day Responds To County Legislature's Calls For Information About Corruption CLARKSTOWN, N.Y. -- Rockland County Executive Ed Day was quick to respond to accusations from Legislative Chairman Alden H. Wolfe on Thursday about “wrongdoing and possible corruption” in the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program. “My administration has long had concerns about how the Community Development Office is run," Day said. "We instructed the former director to report back to us about the agency’s financials. We were not satisfied with the response." Wolfe, who asked for the district attorney to look into the matter, comes after a lohud.com report that quot…
Wolfe Wants HUD To Probe Potential Corruption In County Program Wolfe Wants HUD To Probe Potential Corruption In County Program Wolfe Wants HUD To Probe Potential Corruption In County Program
Wolfe Wants HUD To Probe Potential Corruption In County Program This story has been updated. CLARKSTOWN, N.Y. -- In an ongoing battle between Rockland County Legislature Chairman Alden H. Wolfe and County Executive Ed Day, the chairman is now formally requesting that the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development investigate possible missing funds awarded through the county Office of Community Development. The request comes after a column by Day in Thursday's online and print editions of the "Rockland County Times" in which he vows “to get to the bottom of where this HUD money has gone.” It also follows Wolfe’s earlier request that the …
Cold Air From Canada Will Bring Wind-Chill Factor Of 20 Degrees To Armonk Cold Air From Canada Will Bring Wind-Chill Factor Of 20 Degrees To Armonk Cold Air From Canada Will Bring Wind-Chill Factor Of 20 Degrees To Armonk
Cold Air From Canada Will Bring Wind-Chill Factor Of 20 Degrees To Armonk A preview of winter will sweep over the area on Veterans Day as a cold front delivers a shot of cold air making it feel like it's in the 20s and 30s, to as low as the upper teens in northern areas, including Putnam and Dutchess counties, according to the National Weather Service and AccuWeather.com. The colder air, moving in from northern Canada, will hit the area Friday afternoon with the coldest air moving through Saturday morning on the back of blustery winds of 13 to 21 mph, Accuweather.com said. The bitter cold wind chills will affect the area Friday night. Luckily, sunny skies will a…
Motorist Dies In Fiery Hyde Park Crash Motorist Dies In Fiery Hyde Park Crash Motorist Dies In Fiery Hyde Park Crash
Motorist Dies In Fiery Hyde Park Crash HYDE PARK, N.Y. -- A single car accident led to the death of an unidentified man whose car burst into flames at 1:25 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 9 after hitting a rock wall and tree on Albany Post Road, according to the Hyde Park Police Department. The Hyde Park Police Department received multiple calls reporting an auto accident which had just occurred on Route 9 (Albany Post Road) between Scenic Drive and Ledges Drive, said Lt. Robert Benson. When officers arrived they found the car, which had been traveling southbound on Route 9, had crossed into the oncoming lane, left the roadway, struck a ro…
Ridgefield Police Ask For Public's Help In Mobil Burglary Ridgefield Police Ask For Public's Help In Mobil Burglary Ridgefield Police Ask For Public's Help In Mobil Burglary
Ridgefield Police Ask For Public's Help In Mobil Burglary RIDEGEFIELD, Conn. -- Ridgefield police are asking for the public's help in identifying the man who stole cigarettes and a small amount of cash from the Mobil gas station on Danbury Road on Tuesday, Nov. 3, according to the Ridgefield Press. The suspect, described a a short man with a stocky build, wearing a full black ski mask and all black clothing and gloves, entered the store around 3 a.m., the Ridgefield Press said. Anyone with information is asked to call the Ridgefield Police Department’s Detective Division at 203-431-2794 or the Anonymous Tip Line at 203-431-2345. Click here to rea…
John F. Hughes, 60, Yonkers Native John F. Hughes, 60, Yonkers Native John F. Hughes, 60, Yonkers Native
John F. Hughes, 60, Yonkers Native John F. Hughes Jr., 60, a Yonkers native, died Friday, Nov. 4.  The son of John F. and the late Simone Hughes, he lived in Hyde Park and was formerly of Carmel. Huges Jr., worked as an aide at the Hudson Valley Psychiatric Center in Poughkeepsie. He is survived by his father, and his brother William Hughes, both of Carmel. He was predeceased by his mother and his sister, Patricia Hughes. A funeral mass was celebrated on Thursday at 10 a.m. at St. John The Evangelist Church in Mahopac with interment following at Raymond Hill Cemetery in Carmel. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be mad…
One Injured In Three-Car Beacon Crash One Injured In Three-Car Beacon Crash One Injured In Three-Car Beacon Crash
One Injured In Three-Car Beacon Crash BEACON, N.Y. -- One person was injured following a three-car crash Thursday at the intersection of Verplank Avenue and Willow Street, according to the Beacon Police Department. The accident, which occurred around 8:11 a.m., was caused by the driver of one car who failed to yield the right away and plowed into two other vehicles, said Sgt. Thomas Figlia. One person was slightly injured with minor neck pain and transported to the hospital, he added. The area has been cleared and traffic is moving freely, he added.
Jill Anne Pennelle, 32, Of Pawling Jill Anne Pennelle, 32, Of Pawling Jill Anne Pennelle, 32, Of Pawling
Jill Anne Pennelle, 32, Of Pawling PAWLING, N.Y. -- Jill Anne Pennelle, 32, of Pawling, died on Friday, Oct. 28,, following a hard-fought battle with cancer.  Born in White Plains on July 6, 1984, Pennelle, was the youngest daughter of Peter Pennelle and Linda Pennelle (Carrozza).  She is survived by her parents and her three sisters and brothers-in-law's including Teresa (Chris) Robinson; Lisa (Scott) Seifert, and Kelli (Chuck) Miller. She also has three nieces Kayla and Riley Miller and Ashley Robinson. Her family described her as a warm hearted, compassionate, brave and fierce woman. A funeral mass was held on Saturday…
Yorktown Man, 23, In Possession Of Cocaine, Brass Knuckles, Police Say Yorktown Man, 23, In Possession Of Cocaine, Brass Knuckles, Police Say Yorktown Man, 23, In Possession Of Cocaine, Brass Knuckles, Police Say
Yorktown Man, 23, In Possession Of Cocaine, Brass Knuckles, Police Say YORKTOWN, N.Y. -- A Yorktown man was charged with possession of cocaine and brass knuckles on Sunday, Nov. 6 after Yorktown detectives served a search warrant at his home, according to the Yorktown Police Department. Frank S. Cristiano, 23, was charged with possession of a controlled substance and criminal possession of a weapon, both felonies, after officers discovered the cocaine and brass knuckles during a search of his home at 2610 Gregory St. for an unrelated investigation, police said. Cristiano is being held at the Westchester County Jail on $20,000 cash bail or $10,000 bond. He is s…
Have You Seen A Black Bear Den, Armonk? DEC Wants To Know Have You Seen A Black Bear Den, Armonk? DEC Wants To Know Have You Seen A Black Bear Den, Armonk? DEC Wants To Know
Have You Seen A Black Bear Den, Armonk? DEC Wants To Know As the weather cools off and local bears head off to hibernate, the State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) wildlife biologists are asking for the public's help to learn about new black bear dens throughout the area. Officials said bears typically den in rock crevices, tree cavities, or under heavy brush or fallen trees, and added that the thousands of New York hikers and hunters who cover hundreds of miles could be a great asset in finding the dens. There have been scattered bear sightings in Rockland, Dutchess, Putnam and northern Westchester counties as well as Connecticut s…
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