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Driving through the Poughkeepsie, Red Oaks Mill area regularly, one can't help but notice this eyesore of a building.

Dutchess County reported 295,911 people in the 2020 Census, a change of -0.5% from the 2010 U.S. Census.

  We all know that the COVID-19 pandemic wasn't kind to local businesses in the Hudson Valley and really across America. Now that the world is slowly inching forward to getting back to normal, places that have been shut down for over 14 months are finally reopening their doors. Last week, a popular Dutchess County adult establishment announced they were  stripping down the closed tape and opening up their doors again. Smiles is open and ready for business! Back in December of 2019, Smiles was acquired by GigglesWorld. Shortly after, the world shut down thanks to the global Coronavirus pand...

A 20 year old Town of Poughkeepsie man has died after an incident at the Wappinger Creek on Tuesday June 29th. At approximately 6:20pm, on Tuesday June 29th, The Duchess County Sheriff's Office, New Hackensack Fire Department and the Town of Wappinger Ambulance were all dispatched to the Wappinger Creek area on New Hackensack road behind the Wappingers Falls Trailer Park after reports of a possible drowning. The first responders to the scene began the search for an apparent missing male swimmer, using a local citizen's rowboat to aid in search efforts.  It was during that time that a number ...

Poughkeepsie man drowns in Wappinger Creek News 12 Staff Updated on: Jun 30, 2021, 9:55pm A Poughkeepsie man drowned in Wappinger Creek. The incident happened Tuesday in Wappingers Falls behind New Hackensack Road. First responders located his body around 7:30 p.m. They tried to revive him, but the 20-year-old died at MidHudson Regional Hospital. As the Fourth of July weekend approaches, the Dutchess County Sheriff's Office reminds everyone to use extreme caution whenever swimming in a body of water. This was at least the fourth fatal drowning in the Hudson Valley since Saturday.