24 Hudson Valley communities are among the top places in New York, though LI neighborhoods dominate statewide rankings.
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The New York State program supports municipalities with projects to build resilience to extreme weather and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Grateful to have already been "stabbed," the Putnam resident wants to help people struggling with the system.
Everything collected during the Martin Luther King Jr. Statewide Food Drive went to a veterans outreach and support agency.
Remy is SO handsome, intelligent, and would love to be your best friend – he is truly the catch of the year!
It's one of several programs the United Way is running to help Mahopac residents during the pandemic.
An alert passerby saw the hawk just off the Putnam County Trailway.
The 1919 column is a record of an African-American serving with the 369th U.S. Infantry Regiment in France during World War I.
He was pulled over by a Putnam Sheriff's Deputy for an expired inspection sticker.
A year into the coronavirus pandemic, the parade committee made a decision.
$1.5 million is the maximum penalty the NY Public Service Commission can impose.
Website MoneyGeek quantified the cost of crimes across the country, and Carmel was one of the safest communities in the U.S.
The Town of Southeast property is 31 acres, 90 percent of which are woodland.
Take advantage of this long-awaited scenic path in the Hudson Valley Greenway for walkers, joggers and bicyclists.
These are four of the most amazing properties in the Hudson Valley.
The penumbral lunar eclipse is a prelude to can’t-miss December sky shows in Brewster, including the colorful, prolific Geminids.
The test positivity rate was 3.7 percent in the region Tuesday, up substantially from the 0.7 percent positivity rate Aug. 10.
Anyone who shopped or worked at the rural lifestyle retail store last week was exposed.
Positive cases continue to rise in Putnam County and across the Hudson region.
It happened the afternoon of Halloween, Putnam County health officials said.
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A small earthquake was recorded in northeastern Putnam County Thursday morning.
A $35,000 grant will help agencies address food insecurity due to the coronavirus pandemic and recent economic downturn.
Burglaries and guns dominated the week's crime news.
Four people with COVID-19 are hospitalized.
The Bureau of Emergency Services is updating its plan for coping with severe storms, etc.
There were 32 active cases in the county, according to the health department's latest update.
Anyone who worked at or visited the church Sunday evening may have been exposed.
Putnam County health officials issued coronavirus exposure warnings.
Wear a short-sleeved shirt.
Here's how to enjoy Putnam County’s Fred Dill Wildlife Sanctuary.
The County Executive issued a statement and a group held a candlelight vigil.
Many ceremonies marking the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks are being held virtually this year due to the new coronavirus pandemic.
A decade after dropping plans to create a new "downtown" for Southeast, town officials are looking at development along the corridor again.
We all know someone who's making a difference. Let's help share their amazing stories! Presented by Ring.
The writer, an Eagle Scout and Brewster High School graduate, is an intern in the county's PILOT program.
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