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Pine Plains schools chief: 'I prayed that no one was hurt'
Pine Plains Superintendent Linda Kaumeyer answered questions and addressed rumors regarding last week's hostage situation at Stissing Mountain Middle School during Wednesday's school board meeting.
Steinhaus wants $480,000 for security plan
Although Dutchess County Executive William Steinhaus had not budgeted for increased security next year, he now wants the Legislature to add a $481,247 security plan to the 2010 budget in light of the hostage situation at Stissing Mountain Middle School in Pine Plains and other incidents.
Life in Pine Plains returns to normal
PINE PLAINS - A day after a Stanfordville man held a middle school principal at gunpoint, sparking fear and anxiety among parents, things here seem almost back to normal.
Stissing Standoff: Suspect Arraigned, Cites Depression
PINE PLAINS - Parents, students and teachers are breathing a collective sigh of relief after a hostage situation involving a lone gunman at Stissing Mountain Middle School ended without incident Tuesday.
Case against accused Pine Plains gunman to move forward
The man accused of holding the Pine Plains Middle School principal hostage for two hours Tuesday should be obtaining legal representation Thursday so his case can move forward.
Editorial: Officials' actions keep students safe
Every parent's nightmare was realized in Pine Plains Tuesday when a gunman barricaded himself in at the Stissing Mountain Middle School and took a hostage before, thankfully, being taken into custody without anyone getting hurt.
Free rabies shots for county pets Nov. 15
STANFORDVILLE - The Dutchess County Department of Health will hold a free rabies vaccination clinic for pets from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday at the Stanford Firehouse, 6098 Route 82.
Stanford candidates make their cases
Editor's note: The Poughkeepsie Journal will run a series of candidate profiles before the Nov.
Stanfordville Machine finds path in tough times
STANFORDVILLE - Some call this the 'great recession,' but at a local machine shop in an out-of-the way place here, you would not know that times are tough.
Hunns Lake run held to collect food
STANFORDVILLE - With her house as her command post, one local woman made collecting food for church pantries her mission Saturday and would not let rain get her in way.
Schools, groups answer call to 'Make a Difference'
Communities across the Hudson Valley are preparing for Make a Difference Day, USA Weekend magazine's national volunteer day.
America's tax evaders emerge from the shadows
Jeffrey Chernick, a New York representative for Asian toy manufacturers, paid his expenses with checks drawn from one of his bank accounts, just like millions of average Americans.
Stanfordville residents delight to old-time circus
STANFORDVILLE - It's not every day the circus comes to town. In the case of the Town of Stanford, it's an occurrence that takes place maybe once every 20 years.
Circus Vidbel planning performance in the park
STANFORDVILLE - The Circus Vidbel, an authentic one-ring big top traveling circus, is performing at the Stanfordville Recreation Park Tuesday.
4-H members show animals at fair
RHINEBECK - Seventeen-year-old Kelly Vonder Leith capped her week at the Dutchess County Fair in style Saturday, taking home more than $13,000 at the 4-H Livestock Sale.
Swiss banker, lawyer face US tax charges in probe
A banker and a lawyer from Switzerland were indicted Thursday on fraud charges for allegedly helping rich Americans evade taxes by hiding assets in Swiss banks, including UBS AG and a smaller Zurich-based institution.
Swiss banker, lawyer charged with helping clients evade US taxes in new UBS-related indictment
A banker and a lawyer from Switzerland were indicted Thursday on fraud charges for allegedly helping rich Americans evade taxes by hiding assets in Swiss banks, including UBS AG and a smaller Zurich-based institution.
Man faces jail term for holding woman captive
A Stanfordville man admitted in court Friday he held a woman in his car against her will while he was fleeing from police in April.
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