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Been a very quiet neighborhood, especially since highend real estate has come to this area. Juanita regularry brings her dog here. Very nervous in and out. The police were called for a person down at 5 30 this morning. The male victim had been stabbed and one source says mutilated. We were talking about how we were walking there late last night could have been right when it was happening. But we didnt see anything. Police have in the released many details but say they dont believe its random. At...

Want to savor a brew and soak up the sunshine at the same time? Head to these breweries with beer gardens and patios to do just that.

COPAKE — The Roeliff Jansen Community Library, 9091 Route 22, Hillsdale, announces upcoming programs in June and July. For information, call 518-325-4101. The library will be closed June 19 and

MHLS aims to foster tighter communities, build community resilience and bring together diverse groups of people that wouldn't normally speak.

MHLS aims to foster tighter communities, build community resilience and bring together diverse groups of people that wouldn't normally speak.

98.5 The Cat is Hudson Valley's 90's to Now station and features Bob and Sheri in the morning. 98.5 The Cat is an iHeartRadio station in Poughkeepsie, NY.

"From the Home Front to the Front Lines," the summer exhibit at the Roeliff Jansen Historical Society Museum, delves into World War II history from the personal perspective of those

On Wednesday, March 16, from 6 to 7 p.m., join Ajna Dance Company on Zoom to celebrate...

Home to Catamount ski resort and the Harlem Valley Rail, Hillsdale is bustling with cool...

Created: February 08, 2021 05:43 PM NewsChannel 13 first met Colleen Unden in December, as she got ready for a big free community Christmas takeout dinner, prepared at Dads Copake Diner, where shes a waitress.  Donations cover the cost of the meals, and Unden promised that any money left over would go to the local food pantry.  So we came back for an update.  Even though they served hundreds of people, the community was very generous and a LOT was left over. $6,000 went to the Roe...