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Police Pursue Woman Accused Of Stealing $1.3K From Wappinger Man Police Pursue Woman Accused Of Stealing $1.3K From Wappinger Man
Police Pursue Woman Accused Of Stealing $1.3K From Wappinger Man WAPPINGER, N.Y.  -- New York State Police are on the hunt for a 26-year-old Poughkeepsie woman wanted for ripping off a Wappinger man for $1,300 in August, and is asking the public for help. An arrest warrant was issued for Heather L. Matula, formerly of Poughkeepsie, in September after state police received the complaint from the victim saying she had taken more than $1,300 in August. Matula is described as being a white female, 5-foot-2, weighing 120 pounds with brown eyes and hair.  Anyone with information about Matula's whereabouts should contact the New York State Police at 845-677-73…
Police: Pearl River Man Driving Drunk Slams Car Into Divider On Route 304 Police: Pearl River Man Driving Drunk Slams Car Into Divider On Route 304
Police: Pearl River Man Driving Drunk Slams Car Into Divider On Route 304 PEARL RIVER, N.Y. -- A Pearl River man who tested at twice the legal limit for driving drunk, slammed his car into the center divider on Route 304, according to the Orangetown Police. Mikola Duda, 21, was slurring his words and stumbling. when Orangetown police arrived on the scene of the accident on Saturday, Dec. 10, on Route 304 in Pearl River, police said. Officers also said they could smell alcohol coming from his breath and that he failed a sobriety test at the scene of the accident, police said. Once at police headquarters, Duda was given a breathalyzer test which showed he had cons…
Sloatsburg Elementary School Fifth-Graders Graduate From DARE Program Sloatsburg Elementary School Fifth-Graders Graduate From DARE Program
Sloatsburg Elementary School Fifth-Graders Graduate From DARE Program RAMAPO, N.Y. -- With smiles on their faces 25 fifth-grade students at Sloatsburg Elementary School showed off their certificates after graduating recently from the Town of Ramapo Police DARE Program.  Ramapo police Officer Danny Lynch, who is in charge of the program, said he was impressed with the students and their outstanding participation in the program. The program works to provide children with the life skills to recognize and resist social pressures to experiment with drugs and alcohol and how to avoid other behaviors, such as joining gangs or taking part in violence. It also helps …
Ramapo Police Rescue Fallen Woman Stuck In Snow For Hours Ramapo Police Rescue Fallen Woman Stuck In Snow For Hours
Ramapo Police Rescue Fallen Woman Stuck In Snow For Hours RAMAPO, N.Y. -- A faint cry for help heard by a resident in Ramapo Tuesday evening led to the emergency rescue of an Airmont woman who had been laying in her driveway for more than two hours after falling. Ramapo police found the 50-year-old woman after receiving a call around 7:15 p.m. from the resident who told officers he could hear the cries for help in the area of Park Avenue and Algonquin Circle in the Village of Airmont, police said. Officers on scene could also hear the cries for help, but couldn't locate where it was coming from. Eventually, by checking the entire area, officers fo…
Hendrick Hudson Graduate Wins Sundance Filmmaking Fellowship Hendrick Hudson Graduate Wins Sundance Filmmaking Fellowship
Hendrick Hudson Graduate Wins Sundance Filmmaking Fellowship CORTLANDT, N.Y. -- Leah Galant, a 2011 Hendrick Hudson High School graduate, was recently awarded the Sundance Ignite Fellowship for emerging filmmakers.  Galant's documentary film, “Putting the Fire Out,” about a mother and daughter who challenge fear through art, earned her one of only 15 fellowships awarded out of nearly 400 submissions. She graduated from Ithaca College in 2015 with a degree in Documentary Studies and Production and is currently the Sally Burns Shenkman Woman Filmmaker Fellow at the Jacob Burns Film Center in Pleasantville. The young filmmaker credited a number of “inc…
Ramapo Town Board Approves State Oversight Agreement Ramapo Town Board Approves State Oversight Agreement
Ramapo Town Board Approves State Oversight Agreement RAMAPO, N.Y. --  Ramapo officials unanimously approved an agreement with the state that allows for an oversight officer to work with the town's building and code enforcement departments to ensure all safety measures are met. The agreement, with the New York State Department of State, will permit the state to continue working with the town on all activities relating to administration and enforcement of the Uniform Fire Protection and the Building Code and the Energy Conservation Construction Code.  The passage of the agreement comes on the heels of the state appointing the officers on Monday…
Police: Verplanck Pair Stayed Overnight In Watergate Motel Without Paying Police: Verplanck Pair Stayed Overnight In Watergate Motel Without Paying
Police: Verplanck Pair Stayed Overnight In Watergate Motel Without Paying VERPLANCK, N.Y. -- A pair of Verplanck women who snuck into the Watergate Motel in Croton-on-Hudson and spent the night a couple of times in December, were caught on Monday after the motel called the New York State Police to complain. Sarah Pisanelli, 19, and Carrie F. Roberts, 23,  were charged with two counts of criminal trespass after an investigation by troopers revealed the duo had stayed overnight at the motel in Croton-on-Hudson, without permission or paying on two occasions, said state police. Both were arraigned in the Town of Cortlandt Court and released on their own recognizance.…
Mahopac Man Has Been Missing More Than Two Years Mahopac Man Has Been Missing More Than Two Years
Mahopac Man Has Been Missing More Than Two Years MAHOPAC, N.Y. -- No one has seen Michael John Wright of Mahopac since April 14, 2014, in Yonkers, where he liked to eat pizza and pet dogs, according to NamUs, the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System.Wright, who goes by Mike, has lived in Woodcrest Gardens in Mahopac but was last seen in Yonkers on Hudson Street.  The missing man is described as being a big guy with big hair, polite and helpful. He likes people, dogs, and pizza, said NamUs.  Wright, 62, is usually walking or riding a public bus, officials said. He is 6-feet to 6-feet-3-inches tall and weighs between 200 and 24…
Three Store Clerks Sold Alcohol To Minor In Dutchess Detail, Police Say Three Store Clerks Sold Alcohol To Minor In Dutchess Detail, Police Say
Three Store Clerks Sold Alcohol To Minor In Dutchess Detail, Police Say DUTCHESS COUNTY, N.Y. --  Three Dutchess County store clerks were snagged during a sting for selling alcohol to underage volunteers on Monday by the New York State police. Twenty-one stores were checked by using an underage volunteer to purchase alcohol while plainclothes investigators and uniformed troopers observed nearby, state police said. Of the 21 stores checked, 18 store clerks refused to complete the sale of alcohol to the volunteer. Three clerks sold alcohol to the volunteer and were arrested. The following persons were charged during the operation: Suresh Patel, 64, employed at…
Wappingers Falls Man, 22, Nabbed For DWI Wappingers Falls Man, 22, Nabbed For DWI
Wappingers Falls Man, 22, Nabbed For DWI WAPPINGERS FALLS, N.Y. -- A Wappingers Falls man was charged with driving while intoxicated after being stopped by the Town of Lloyd police for a traffic violation. Giovanni Palacios, 22, was charged Sunday, Dec. 17 after he was stopped for the violation on Route 9W in Highland and officers noticed that he was intoxicated, said Lt. James Janso. He was released on an appearance ticket and is due in the Town of Lloyd Court on Jan. 12, 2017.
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