Hudson Valley woman killed in dog attack
State Police report that a Pleasant Valley woman was killed Saturday, September 7 after being attacked by one or both of her dogs.
State Police report that a Pleasant Valley woman was killed Saturday, September 7 after being attacked by one or both of her dogs.
None of students or other passengers were injured in Friday’s crash, which happened after the bus driver suffered a medical emergency while behind the wheel. The driver passed away two days later.
Investigation revealed, the victim was hanging onto a rock ledge at a routinely frequented cliff diving location known as Fawn’s Leap, off Route 23A, when a portion of the rock broke from the ledge, causing the victim to fall
As a result of the detail, over 100 pedestrians came into contact with officers, each receiving a pedestrian safety palm card which provided information specific to pedestrian obligations in the lawful use of crosswalks. Additionally, 19 motorists were issued traffic tickets for either failure to wear a seatbelt or talking on their cell phone when operating their vehicle.
A small plane crashed into a home in the Dutchess County town of Union Vale on Saturday, claiming the life of the pilot and a resident of the home.
Yesterday afternoon at approximately 12:15 p.m., troopers responded to the intersection of Pulaski Highway and Pumpkin Swamp Rd. in the
Investigators from at least three police agencies were searching a wooded area off of the Thruway Exit 19 traffic circle Monday afternoon after a body was discovered there Sunday evening.
The Ulster County Department of Health was notified today that an Ulster County resident passed away from the Powassan virus, a rare and often serious disease spread by infected ticks. This is the first known case of an individual diagnosed with the Powassan virus in New York State this year.
Within the last week, the news of the booking spread on social media and a boycott was suggested. County Executive Pat Ryan urged the county Agricultural Society to cancel the performance, calling the flag a “symbol of division and racism.” That cancellation was announced earlier today.
U.S. Rep. Antonio Delgado (D-Rhinebeck) traveled to McAllen, Texas Friday along with members of Congress on a bipartisan Congressional delegation trip to facilities at the southern border.