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Saturday in the Sacred Heart School Parking Lot in the City of Newburgh, a host of dedicated volunteers turned out to participate in the 22nd Annual Loaves and Fishes, Inc. event, providing Thanksgiving meal items to almost 700 people.

Loaves & Fishes Provides Thanksgiving Meals

Wednesday evening PK in the Know, hosted an outreach event, discussing the 1st Annual Youth Arts Festival at the Trolley Barn Gallery on Main Street in Poughkeepsie. Pictured are Destiny Kearney, Lead for the American Fellow for the Art Effect, as she stresses a point to guests, along with Harrison Brishon-McKinnon of the Youth Committee.

Youth Take the Lead in Planning Annual Art Festival

Newburgh City Police street camera image.

New Task Force to Combat City Violence is Created

U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand

$27B Investment in NY Infrastructure Announced

The West Point Band will present “A West Point Holiday” on Saturday, December 4 at 2:00 p.m., and Sunday, December 5 at 2:00 p.m. at Eisenhower Hall Theatre. Photo: West Point Band

“A West Point Holiday” to be Held in December

The Black Knights had their two-game win streak end in a nail-biting defeat to the La Salle Explorers on Saturday. Pictured above is Army Black Knights TJ Small.

Army Men’s Basketball Edged At La Salle

The Mount Saint Mary College Women’s Swimming team closed out the second day of events at the Diamond City Invitational on Saturday in ninth place with 229 points.

The Mount Has Strong Day in Pennsylvania

ACLU Statement on Julius Jones Commutation

The Marist football team fell short to Butler, 28-21, in its season finale at Tenney Stadium on Saturday.

Marist Football Downed by Butler on Senior Day

Vassar’s Kevin McAuliffe had 18 points and connected for 6-of-7 three pointers for the 72-64 non-conference win.

Brewers Start Slow, Finish Strong Against Knights

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