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Harriman State Park Wildfire Rages For Hours Harriman State Park Wildfire Rages For Hours
Harriman State Park Wildfire Rages For Hours SLOATSBURG, N.Y. -- State forest rangers have been battling two fires at Harriman State Park since Sunday, with one contained, and another still burning, according to the New York State Parks Department. The first fire at Pine Meadows began around 2:30 p.m.  Sunday and spread to more than 30 acres before it was contained, said Dan Keefe, spokesman for the Parks Department. The second fire, on Tom Jones Mountain, began around 11:45 p.m. and has consumed numerous acres, he added. "At this point rangers are maintaining the fire and are hoping that rain forecast for Tuesday will help,&quo…
Clarkstown Police Ask For Public's Help In Search For Fugitive Clarkstown Police Ask For Public's Help In Search For Fugitive
Clarkstown Police Ask For Public's Help In Search For Fugitive CLARKSTOWN, N.Y. -- Clarkstown police are asking for the public's help in locating Adrianne Grassi who is wanted on a charges of larceny and possession of stolen property. Her last known address was in Haverstraw. Grassi is described as a 31-year-old black female, 5-foot-7, with black hair and brown eyes. Anyone with information about her whereabouts are asked to contact the Clarkstown Police Department Warrant Unit at 845-639-5880.
Somers Man Dies After Three-Vehicle Crash Involving Bus Somers Man Dies After Three-Vehicle Crash Involving Bus
Somers Man Dies After Three-Vehicle Crash Involving Bus SOMERS, N.Y. -- A Somers man who was involved in a three-car accident that involved two school buses on Monday, Oct. 31 has died, state police said Monday. Martin Nolletti Jr., 60, of Somers, died on Wednesday, Nov. 9, from injuries he suffered from the accident, said State Trooper Melissa McMorris. The accident occurred southbound on Route 139 when a school bus that had just pulled out of Somers High School and failed to keep right, hit Nolletti's Honda Accord sending it into another school bus, state police said. Three students were taken to local hospitals and treated for non-life-threa…
Here Are Safety Tips For Deer Vs. Car Collision Season, Armonk Here Are Safety Tips For Deer Vs. Car Collision Season, Armonk
Here Are Safety Tips For Deer Vs. Car Collision Season, Armonk Hudson Valley residents should be on the lookout for deer when driving, especially at night as their breeding season is underway and makes them more active. According to the National Highway Safety Administration, deer collisions are most likely to occur during deer breeding season – from October through early January, at dawn and from dusk to late evening.  A recent survey by the administration found that more deer-related accidents were occurring due to increasing deer populations and as neighborhoods and other building take over their natural destruction habitats.  The study found: 1.…
Have You Seen A Black Bear Den, Armonk? DEC Wants To Know Have You Seen A Black Bear Den, Armonk? DEC Wants To Know
Have You Seen A Black Bear Den, Armonk? DEC Wants To Know As the weather cools off and local bears head off to hibernate, the State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) wildlife biologists are asking for the public's help to learn about new black bear dens throughout the area. Officials said bears typically den in rock crevices, tree cavities, or under heavy brush or fallen trees, and added that the thousands of New York hikers and hunters who cover hundreds of miles could be a great asset in finding the dens. There have been scattered bear sightings in Rockland, Dutchess, Putnam and northern Westchester counties as well as Connecticut s…
Speed Cited In Lake Mahopac Crash Involving Rescue By Hero Teen Speed Cited In Lake Mahopac Crash Involving Rescue By Hero Teen
Speed Cited In Lake Mahopac Crash Involving Rescue By Hero Teen MAHOPAC, N.Y. --  Speed caused an accident Thursday that led to two 17-year-old Mahopac girls being saved from drowning by another teen who witnessed the accident from his driveway, according to the Carmel Police Department. The accident occurred when the driver of the Toyota Matrix lost control of the car while traveling at a high rate of speed on North Lake Boulevard in the area of Mahopac Woods Beach, said Lt. John Dearman. "The female lost control of the vehicle which crossed completely over the roadway, crashing through a telephone pole then driving over a dock before coming to re…
Police: Port Chester Man Stopped For Traffic Violations Had BAC Twice Limit Police: Port Chester Man Stopped For Traffic Violations Had BAC Twice Limit
Police: Port Chester Man Stopped For Traffic Violations Had BAC Twice Limit PORT CHESTER, N.Y. -- A Port Chester man was arrested on Friday, Nov. 11, for driving while intoxicated after being stopped by state police for driving erratically, according to New York State Police. Vicente Mendoza, 54, was stopped around 11:44 p.m. on I-287 for multiple traffic violations. During his arrest, he was found to have a blood alcohol content of 0.19 percent, more than twice the legal limit. Additionally, Mendoza had a prior DWI conviction within the last 10 years and as a result was charged with aggravated driving while intoxicated numerous vehicle and traffic violations, stat…
Australian Teen Travels To NY To Meet Chappaqua's Hillary Clinton Australian Teen Travels To NY To Meet Chappaqua's Hillary Clinton
Australian Teen Travels To NY To Meet Chappaqua's Hillary Clinton CHAPPAQUA, N.Y. -- The hopes and dreams of a young Australian woman to one day become the youngest serving female prime minister in her country weren't dashed by the loss of of Chappaqua's Hillary Clinton in last week's presidential election. If anything, the defeat only made 18-year-old Taylah Bland of Sydney more determined to accomplish her goal, and she hopes to begin her dream by meeting with Clinton when she visits New York City Nov. 15 to Nov. 29. Bland is coming to New York because when asked what she wanted for her graduation, the determined young woman replied the only thing she w…
Walden Students Get Educated About Electoral Process Walden Students Get Educated About Electoral Process
Walden Students Get Educated About Electoral Process YORKTOWN HEIGHTS, N.Y. -- A lucky classroom of students at the Walden School at Putnam Northern Westchester BOCES recently learned about the electoral process, just in time to make the recent election make sense. Because this week's election was one for the record books, teacher Debra Haggerty spent the last few weeks teaching her students about the electoral process, culminating in a mock election held Monday that ironically was won by Hillary Clinton.  During the course, students in Haggerty’s class not only learned about the three branches of government, they had the opportunity to learn…
Police: Yorktown Man Violates Order Of Protection After Domestic Incidents Police: Yorktown Man Violates Order Of Protection After Domestic Incidents
Police: Yorktown Man Violates Order Of Protection After Domestic Incidents YORKTOWN, N.Y. -- A Yorktown man was charged with two counts of criminal contempt after violating an order of protection for domestic disputes, according to the Yorktown Police Department. Ryan McCullough was arrested after police received a call from a Yorktown resident reporting they had a protective order against McCullough for two past domestic incidents and that he had to returned on Monday, Oct. 31 to the residence again, police said. When officers arrived they canvassed the area and located McCullough who was arrested for violating the protective order, police said. He is currently …
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