School bus rolls over in Columbia County, causing minor injuries
The State Police from the Livingston barracks are investigating a roll over school bus accident that occurred at approximately 7:45
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Ulster County public defender resigns after investigation showed failure to seek $2.5m in state reimbursements
Attorney Andrew Kossover, the Ulster County public defender since 2006, resigned this week after an analysis showed the office failed to seek $2.5 million over six years in state reimbursements. During that time, the county budgeted and spent $1.9 million that could have been reimbursed but was instead absorbed by county taxpayers, according to a release from County Executive Pat Ryan.
SUNY New Paltz to resume classes Monday following clean drinking water tests
SUNY New Paltz will resume classes on Monday, Feb. 17, following the announcement that municipal drinking water tested clean after
“Do not drink” advisory lifted for New Paltz water
The advisory not to drink municipal water in the village of New Paltz, town water districts and at SUNY New
Man killed in Kingston shooting
The Kingston Police Department is presently investigating a homicide that occurred in the area of Sheehan Court. Earlier this evening
Travelers from China non-viral, says Ulster County
Four Ulster County residents returning from trips to coronavirus-struck areas of China agreed to self-isolate for two weeks and have
Village to New Paltz residents: Do not drink the water
The following emergency notice has been issued by the Village of New Paltz: The Village of New Paltz has received
Reward for info on Hudson Valley dog shooting increased to $2k
The New York State Police are investigating the death of a German shepherd found on February 2 on Silvernails Road
Saugerties Police have taken in over a ton in prescription drug returns
“This is a tremendous effort by our community toward ensuring that these unused and expired medications don’t end up on the streets and in the wrong hands,” stated a release from the department. “Proper disposal of these medications also ensures our environment and wildlife are also being protected.”
Hudson Valley Airbnb hosts earned $14 million in five big 2019 weekends
Local homeowners earned a combined $13.8 million in income while welcoming approximately 55,800 guest arrivals for the five biggest guest arrival weekends in 2019 across the region, including Columbus Day Weekend, Memorial Day Weekend, Labor Day Weekend, and peak fall foliage tourism weekends, according to the company. Once again, Ulster County led the way in the Mid-Hudson by a wide margin.