6 hrs ago | MyFoxNY
12-Year-Old Hero Talks To Good Day NY
Stissing Middle School in Pine Plains, New York has a hero among its student body.
10 hrs ago | Mid-Hudson News
12-year-old student tips off police about school gunman
Zach Pruner, 12, was in the guidance office of Stissing Middle School in Pine Plains when the gunman came in, armed with a long rifle, and demanded to talk to the principal.
15 hrs ago | Mid-Hudson News
Pine Plains man charged with kidnapping after holding school principal hostage
PINE PLAINS Police have charged Chris Craft, 42, of Pine Plains with Kidnapping in the first degree, criminal possession of a weapon in the third degree and criminal trespass in the first degree after he took a shotgun into Stissing Middle School in Pine Plains on Tuesday morning and held the principal hostage.
19 hrs ago | Poughkeepsie Journal
Pine Plains transformed for a day
PINE PLAINS - No one expected the change the quiet town of a little more than 2,700 people would undergo Tuesday morning.
23 hrs ago | Associated Content
Pine Plains, N.Y., Is Site of First-Degree Kidnapping
Pine Plains, N.Y., was the site of a kidnapping. Pine Plains, N.Y. is the location of Stissing Mountain Middle School and Pine Plains, N.Y. was the site of the arraignment of Christopher Craft Sr.
US high school gunman captured
New York - A gunman who took the principal at a high school in New York State hostage on Tuesday has been captured and the hostage released, a town official said.
School principal held hostage in NY State
A gunman has given himself up after holding a school principal hostage in a school in New York State, police said.
Pine Plains, N.y. (Ap) Town official: Gunman at upstate New...
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Police: Upstate New York high school locked down; no other information released
The sheriff's department says an upstate New York high school has been locked down, and police are on the scene.
4 vie for 2 Pine Plains council seats; supervisor unopposed
The Poughkeepsie Journal is doing a series of candidate profiles for the Nov. 3 election.
Folk guild to celebrate 30th anniversary with concerts
A regional arts organization dedicated to a genre of music that celebrates the average person's trials and triumphs will observe its 30th anniversary this weekend with two evenings of song.
Milton, Pine Plains farms to go 'green' with federal help
MILTON - Ten New York state farms, including three in the mid-Hudson Valley, will receive funds to install solar energy systems, make renewable upgrades and cut energy consumption.
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Contemporary Hudson Valley Artists Bring the Beauty, Mystery and...
Beauty. Mystery. Nature Transformed. A group show of five local Hudson Valley Artists pays homage to the environment at Hammertown Gallery in Rhinebeck.
Pine Plains man, 88, killed in auto accident
PINE PLAINS - An 88-year old Pine Plains died Friday due to a two-car automobile accident on Mount Ross Hill Road in town.
Candidate's signs stolen; reward offered
A candidate for the Dutchess County Legislature's 19th District is offering a $500 reward for information on the individual or individuals who stole his political signs.
Budget director says Dutchess facing tough fiscal decisions
Dutchess County Budget Director Valerie Sommerville warns the 2010 budget process will be challenging due to the impact of the struggling economy.
Steinhaus rebuffs Democratic legislators' budget prep request
Two Dutchess County legislators would like the Legislature to be involved with the budget process before County Executive William Steinhaus releases a proposed budget on or before Nov.
Vote likely on county health benefits
The Dutchess County Legislature's budget committee tabled Thursday a proposed local law that would require county elected officials, managers and confidential employees to pay 15 percent of their health insurance premiums, but Chairman Roger Higgins said he plans to call for a vote on the controversial proposal at Monday's board meeting.
Pine Plains students not thinking of next year
PINE PLAINS -Richard Azoff, principal of Seymour Smith Elementary School, said he told many of the kindergartners that attended orientation Wednesday they shouldn't get too attached to their surroundings.
Webutuck: Buses and drivers prepared for day
Preparations for transportation in the new school year in the Webutuck school district began during the summer.