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Dana Bonanno, the Somers native and Carmel High School graduate who disappeared from her Brooklyn apartment three weeks ago, has been found safe, a friend confirmed. Bonanno, 33, left her apartment at around 11 p.m. on July 22 after texting
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Ending what looked to be one of September’s most intriguing primary contests, Legislator Anthony DiCarlo dropped out of the race for his District 9 seat after his Republican opponent, former District Attorney and Legislator Kevin Wright, took him to court
Read moreA 95-year-old White Plains man was found by searchers after he got lost walking in the woods in Garrison on Saturday, according to the Putnam County Sheriff’s Office. The man and his wife had taken a car trip to visit
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Cold Spring resident and avid fly fisher James Caroll long held dreams of opening a store for others who shared his hobby. So when he saw a space on Main Street, next to Hudson Valley Outfitters, was for rent in
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The Southeast Town Board is considering building a town pool and officials hope to form an advisory committee to explore the possibility. Council members Bob Cullen and Liz Hudak said they were approached at the town’s Community Day on Aug.
Read moreLani Zaimi, the owner of Ariano’s Trattoria in Mahopac and Ariano’s II in Carmel, was arrested Friday morning for allegedly raping an 18-year-old woman last month, Carmel police reported. On July 31 Zaimi, 43, allegedly served alcohol to an underage
Read moreA $1 million Powerball lottery ticket was purchased in Putnam Valley this week, but as of Thursday afternoon no one has come forward to claim their prize, according to Powerball officials. The ticket was purchased at Josan Putnam Valley Deli,
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The Village of Brewster has been selected as an Opportunity Area, which officials hope will open it up to additional funding opportunities, county officials announced Wednesday. The village was chosen by the Mid-Hudson Regional Economic Development Council, one of several
Read more“Everybody when they come back feels like there’s something wrong with them, or they’re broken, or they’re the only ones feeling this way,” Tim Strobel, the Suffolk County program coordinator for the PFC Joseph P. Dwyer Veterans Peer to Peer
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Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney had a terse exchange with President Obama last week after asking about the status of a loan guarantee for a local project, according to media reports. During a July 31 question and answer with Democratic congress
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