Parksville News

Big Sky Productions and the Concerned Citizens of Hasbrouck will present a holiday show at 2 p.m. Dec.

Troopers say a highly intoxicated woman was pulled over late Saturday after she was spotted driving the wrong way on Route 17.

The Sullivan County Legislature is trying to prod the New York Department of Transportation into beginning work on an overhaul of Route 17's Exit 106 for east Monticello, as quickly as it can.

The NY Harvest Festival & Freedom Fair is a 3-day, 3-night event about cannabis liberation.

The only person who could have been charged in a wrong-way crash that killed eight people was the drunken and stoned woman who caused the wreck and died in it, a prosecutor said Tuesday.

Carol Bulzone, 58, of Parksville, N.Y., wearing clothes she wore at the original Woodstock concert, stands in the crowd at the commemorative concert in Bethel, N.Y. Saturday.

The husband of a woman who drove the wrong way on a parkway and crashed head-on into an SUV, killing eight people, submitted Friday to his first in-depth interview with state police.

A private investigator says Diane Schuler asked for over-the-counter pain medicine at a Liberty convenience store before the crash that killed eight people.

Investigators are suggesting they may learn much more from relatives of a driver who was drunk on vodka and high on marijuana when she killed herself and seven others in a wrong-way crash on a suburban parkway.

The widower of the late Diane Schuler, who caused the wrong-way crash that took the lives of eight people, including herself, is apparently not satisfied with the official autopsy.

Police investigating a head-on highway crash that killed a mother and seven other people said Friday that she was fine at a fast-food restaurant in Liberty, an hour after starting her drive from Parksville, narrowing the timeline for when she may have begun a drinking binge.

Diane Schuler crashed her brother's red Ford minivan about four hours after leaving an upstate campground where she spent the weekend with her husband, two children and three nieces.

Diane Schuler was severely drunk and had smoked marijuana within an hour of the deadly Taconic State Parkway crash that left eight people dead, including four young children, state police said at a press conference today.

Diane Schuler was "impaired by marijuana" and had a blood-alcohol level twice the legal limit when she drove head-on into traffic on the Taconic State Parkway, killing eight people and injuring two others, Westchester District Attorney Janet DiFiore said this afternoon.

PARKSVILLE, N.Y. - The last time Sharon Gregor saw Diane Schuler alive, Schuler was heading toward a small beach at Hunter Lake Campground on July 25.

They died 'too young, too soon' Loading... Warren Hance, brother of Diane Schuler and father of three girls, killed in a car accident, leaves the funeral Mass Thursday at Our Lady of Victory Roman Catholic Church in Flora Park, NY, The funeral mass was for Diane Schuler, Erin Schuler, Kate Hance, Alyson Hance and Emma Hance, all of whom died in a ...

PARKSVILLE, N.Y. - The trailers at Hunter Lake Campground were uncharacteristically vacant yesterday, as some families had weddings and others had barbecues to attend.

Share + Jul 28, 2009 3:51 pm US/Eastern BRIARCLIFF MANOR, N.Y. 1 of 10 A side view of the remains of the minivan that burst into flames after crashing head-on with an SUV on the Taconic State Parkway on July 26, 2009.

At the former Dead End Cafe, maps and plans are spread on tables where waitresses once served people their meals.

Sullivan County Sheriff's deputies say they are still trying to solve the mystery of why the tombstone of a World War II veteran wound up in a Sullivan County dumping ground.