Be Prepared to See More Police Patrolling New York Roads
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On Thursday, Gov. Cuomo announced that state and local law enforcement agencies across New York will be stepping up patrols to crack down on impaired driving during the Super Bowl weekend.
The enforcement campaign will run from Friday, Feb. 5, through Monday, Feb. 8. This safety initiative is designed to reduce alcohol and drug-related traffic crashes, officials say. It is sponsored by STOP-DWI with funding from the Governor s Traffic Safety Committee. Super Bowl weekend is an exciting time of year, and I urge all New Yorkers to celebrate responsibly, Cuomo said. New York has zero-tolerance for impaired driving, and law enforcement will be on the road all weekend long to help keep New Yorkers safe. If you drink and drive, you will get caught, so avoid costly and potentially deadly consequences by planning for a safe ride home.
Food Network: Pizzeria in Mid-Hudson Region One of The Best in US
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A pizzeria in Newburgh is now internationally known thanks to many unique pizzas that some consider out of this world. You can see photos of the pizzeria s international known pies below. However, Pizza Mia is not considered one of the best pizzerias in America by the Food Network.
The Food Network traveled across the United States to find the top five pizzas in the country. Below are the Top 5 Pizzas in America, according to the Food Network.
#5: The Detroiter Via 313
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This week s storm dumped around two feet of snow across the Hudson Valley. Two hometowns tied for the most snow in all of New York State. Here s a complete rundown on snowfall totals across the Hudson Valley.
For many, the last thing anyone wants is a repeat storm. But, there s a chance that may happen this weekend. Metorgolists are monitoring a potential storm for this coming Sunday into Monday.
The European weather model predicts a major storm, according to Hudson Valley Weather. The model was extremely bold… showing a near repeat of our first storm. But each run since then has looked less and less impressive, with a flattening of the wave… making it more likely to go out to sea in a future run, Hudson Valley Weather wrote Wednesday.