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The independent owners of a delicatessen in Dutchess County and a bakery across the river have had to make the difficult decision to close. But there is good news. LOOK: History of food from the year you were born From product innovations to major recalls, Stacker investigated what happened in food history every year since … Read more
The first Sedalia City Council meeting of 2022 began with a service award for Police Commander Adam Hendricks for 25 years of service. Hendricks was recruited in December 1996 and became a full-time police officer in March 1997. He worked as an undercover officer for about a year. He then became a patrolman, reaching the … Read more
By BRIAN SLODYSKO, Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) – Indiana Congressman Greg Pence watched the January 6 uprising unfold from an extraordinary vantage point. He was with his brother, Vice President Mike Pence, who was to preside over a joint session of Congress where the outcome of the 2020 presidential election would be certified. The two … Read more
Caldera House isn’t your traditional hotel – partly because traditional hotels don’t have framed Ansel Adams photographs and Lindsey Adelman lighting fixtures, and also because they only offer two- or four-bedroom suites. Impeccably designed and right at the base of Jackson Hole Mountain, it is luxurious and conveniently located. Plus, with its low-key après ski … Read more
So how good of a driver are you in the middle of a snowstorm? We have snow in the forecast for Friday for us here in the Berkshires, but we seem to handle quite well in snowy weather. One place that is not dealing with snowy weather is Virginia. so if you go down that … Read more
Four people were killed and three more seriously injured in a two-vehicle accident that occurred Monday night in Boone County. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, a 2017 Hyundai Elantra, driven by Keith L. Sumner of Rocheport, 19, was traveling southbound on the northbound lanes of US 63 (north of Columbia) just before 7:30 … Read more
Gov. Kathy Hochul said New York is “not in a good place” in its fight with COVID and that it is days away from possibly adding more COVID restrictions. On Monday, Hochul confirmed 51,698 new positive COVID test results. That number is below the record number reported earlier this week, but Hochul believes the number … Read more
Chances of the “first significant winter storm of the 21-22 season” have increased. On Monday, Hudson Valley Weather believed there was a 30 percent chance that the Hudson Valley would see more than six inches of snow from Thursday night through Friday. They also reported there was a 30 percent chance that there would be … Read more
We don’t know if this Hannibal Regional-born youngster will grow up to be a track star, but we do know that she won the race to be on the first Saturday. Hannibal Regional officials announced Monday that baby Evren, the daughter of Amber Larenson and Jordan Penrose, was the first baby born at Hannibal Regional … Read more
By HEATHER HOLLINGSWORTH, Associated Press MISSION, Kan. (AP) – Teachers are on the front lines of the culture wars as the anniversary of the insurrection arrives at the United States Capitol. With crowds yelling at school board meetings and political action committees pouring millions into races to elect conservative candidates, talking to students about what … Read more
A senior Hudson Valley official is angry. Governor Hochul “inexplicably vetoed an opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of children.” New York Governor Kathy Hochul recently vetoed a bill that ensures public schools and schools for children with disabilities receive the same level of funding each year. Reports NY1. The bill would … Read more
After a night and a night of snow combined with high winds, several school districts canceled school for Tuesday, January 4, 2022. We will keep this list updated as more schools contact us to cancel classes. Twin Falls School District Filer School District Jerome School District Kimberly School District Minidoka School District Xavier Charter School … Read more
The groundbreaking ceremony and organizing meeting for Pittsfield city government officials was held on the morning of Monday, January 3, at the Boland Theater at Berkshire Community College. The program began with a performance by the Eagles Band, followed by an invocation by the Rev. Peter Gregory. After receiving the oath of office, City Clerk … Read more
You’ve heard the announcements that online sports betting is coming to New York, but when exactly will it happen? Lawmakers have voted to allow online gambling apps like DraftKings, FanDuel, and Caesar’s Sportbook to begin operating in New York State. The fierce competition between online casinos has already started even before the law takes effect. … Read more
Police are calling for help as they search for the person or persons responsible for stabbing a woman and a teenager on New Year’s Day. On New Years Eve around 4:45 p.m., officers from the City of Poughkeepsie Police Department were dispatched to Virginia Avenue for a riot report. While officers were investigating the scene, … Read more
YORK, Maine – Staff Sgt. Brian Curtin, who retired last week after working for the York Police Department since 1987, said he had two overwhelming passions growing up. He wanted to be a policeman and dreamed of being a farmer. Curtin said that most of his heroes and role models during his childhood in Braintree, … Read more