Nov 24, 2009 | Poughkeepsie Journal
City of Poughkeepsie fire displaces four
The Red Cross assisted four City of Poughkeepsie residents who were displaced Sunday after a fire damaged their Harrison Street home.
Valley Views: Community needs Pendell Commons
On Thursday, the Town of Poughkeepsie Planning Board will hold a public hearing concerning the Pendell Commons workforce and senior affordable housing development being proposed by my company, The Kearney Realty & Development Group.
Firefighters collect food, toys in drive
Fairview firefighters are accepting donations of nonperishable food products as well as new and unwrapped toys for their holiday food and toy drive for local families.
Fairview fire board: Councilwoman did not reduce taxes
HYDE PARK - Councilwoman Valerie Hail is drawing fire from the Fairview Fire Commission for claiming on a political campaign Web site she reduced the 2009 fire district tax rate by 14.3 percent.
Hyde Park GOP super candidate holds forum
HYDE PARK - Town residents are invited to meet Tom Martino, the Republican candidate for town supervisor, at 7 p.m. Monday at the Fairview Firehouse on Route 9G.
Review impact of dorm, DCC told
The impact on police and fire service, traffic and campus parking should all be reviewed as Dutchess Community College moves forward with plans to construct an approximately 465-bed student dormitory on its Town of Poughkeepsie campus.
Pleasant Valley community has 'last hurrah' at weekend celebration
PLEASANT VALLEY - Matt Hunt, 13 hopped on his bike and rode about one mile to Town Hall with his friends Sunday for the last day of his hometown's Pleasant Valley Weekend.
Town police issue tickets after receiving noise complaints
Town of Poughkeepsie Police over the weekend issued tickets to 12 people, most of them Marist College students, after receiving numerous noise complaints over two days.
Planners extend project hearing
An application to construct a 73-unit affordable housing complex near Dutchess Community College, which has prompted concerns from neighbors, will return to Town of Poughkeepsie planners in October.
Planners extend project hearing
An application to construct a 73-unit affordable housing complex near Dutchess Community College, which has prompted concerns from neighbors, will return to Town of Poughkeepsie planners in October.
Affordable housing project up for review
A proposal to build a 73-unit affordable housing complex near Dutchess Community College faces scrutiny tonight from Town of Poughkeepsie planners and residents.
DCC, not town, will lead dorm plan review
Dutchess Community College officials will oversee the environmental review of the school's proposal to build a 465-bed dormitory on its Town of Poughkeepsie campus.
Faulty water heater shuts eatery for 7 hours
A malfunctioning water heater at Cosimo's Poughkeepsie in the town forced the restaurant to close for more than seven hours Friday.
Dutchess Community projects get new funding
POUGHKEEPSIE New grants, totaling nearly $1.1 million, will be awarded through Dutchess County's 2009 Community Development Block Grant to fund an array of local projects throughout Dutchess County.
Valley Views: Miller's support for DCC dorms doesn't make sense
Fairview Fire District's biggest problem is too many politicians. This column will point directly to one, our state Assemblyman Joel Miller, and his flawed reasoning behind his betrayal as outlined in his recent 'Valley Views' column in this paper .
Families come out to pay tribute to dads
A little bit of rain Saturday could not stop participants of the seventh annual Father's Day Parade from marching down Main Street to Waryas Park in the City of Poughkeepsie.
DCC dorms should be welcome addition for the town
When Dutchess Community College first proposed a 450-student residential dormitory, I had concerns, but as I researched the issue and spoke with the parties involved, I realized those concerns were unsubstantiated.
Fairview taxpayer group rips Miller in DCC dorm dispute
State Assemblyman Joel Miller wants Dutchess Community College to oversee environmental reviews for its proposed on-campus dormitory - a stance that has angered Fairview residents who oppose the project.