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Heather Howley, owner of Independent Helicopters, based at Stewart International as well as Saratoga Airports.

Taking Independent Helicopters to New Heights

Howland Cultural Center Celebrates Hispanic Heritage

Mexican Folkloric Dance Group to Perform

Thousands of people who attended this weekend’s New York Air Show at New York Stewart International Airport were wowed.

Stewart air show thrills thousands

Volunteers distribute packages at RECAP’s Thanksgiving Drive distribution day in 2017.

RECAP Seeking Donations & Volunteers For Thanksgiving Drive

Sports

With 25 seconds remaining in the first half, red-shirt sophomore linebacker Grant Dixon intercepted a pass and took off down the left sideline for a 62-yard touchdown

Bryant Tops Marist Football, 37-27

On Saturday afternoon, the Vassar College women's volleyball team (7-4) rallied from two sets down to notch a 19-25, 23-25, 25-23, 25-18, 15-13 victory over host Hunter (7-2)

Vassar Rallies to Top Hunter In Five

Army Home Streak Still Alive After Thriller vs. Hawai’i

Mount Women’s Tennis Blanks New Rochelle

Marist Opens Up Conference Play with a Win

Brewers Wrap Up Play at Vassar Scramble

Baseball

Chris Betts provided two singles for the only multi-hit performance for the Renegades.

‘Gades Lose in 12 as ValleyCats Take Title

‘Gades Slaughter Birds on Season-High Night

Cyclones Bomb ‘Gades En Route to Series Win

Vermont Sweeps H.V.; Losing Skid Reaches Five

Catcher Chris Betts, Cuts Down Crosscutters

RCC Baseball Team Thrives in Spring Campaign

Cross Country

Army West Point freshman Shelby Piccinic,

Piccinic Earns Rookie of the Week Honors

Cross Country Posts Program Best Finish

Hawks Place 20th at 2016 NCAA Regionals

New Paltz Hawks Place Second at Invitational

NP Hawks Men’s XC Take First at Invitational

NP Hawks Place Sixth in Saratoga Invitational

Football

Bryant Tops Marist Football, 37-27

In a thrilling game that came down to the wire, it was the Army West Point football team delivering a huge fourth-quarter stop to take down undefeated Hawai’i, 28-21, here Saturday afternoon at Michie Stadium.

Army Home Streak Still Alive After Thriller vs. Hawai’i

Black Knights Roll to Home-Opening Win

Knights Are Back-To-Back Bowl Champions

Army Wins Thriller Over Navy to Claim CIC Trophy

Field Goal Lifts North Texas Past West Point

Hockey

Strong Second Period Pushes RIT Past Army

Army Retains Challenge Cup at RMC

Army Hockey Drops Non-League Game

Student-Athletes Finish Annual Leadership Summit

Warari Announces Incoming Players for 14′ Season

Vassar tabs Warari as new head coach for field hockey

Horse Racing

The New York Racing Association, Inc. (NYRA) paid tribute to the nation's service members and veterans during Military Appreciation Day.

NYRA Honors Service Members and Veterans

Tracy Fenney Takes First and Fifth in Derby

Goshen Historic Track’s 107th Racing Season is Underway

Thirty Two Red shatters record at Historic Track

Men's Basketball

Former Newburgh Free Academy Goldback boy's head coach Frank Dinnocenzio wants his old job back. Hudson Valley Press File/CHUCK STEWART, JR.

Former NFA Coach Dinnocenzio, Wants Job Back

Vassar Captures Sixth Seed With Win At Ithaca

Marist Falls to Quinnipiac in Double-OT Thriller

Army Black Knights Suffer Game Setback, 68-59

McDine’s Career-High 30 Leads Mount to Win

Second-Half Surge Lifts Loyola Past Army

Soccer

Senior Bereket Watts scored two goals and freshmen Connor Doyle and Matthew Wyant scored their first career goals as the Mount Saint Mary College Men’s Soccer team scored a 5-3 win at Alfred in the consolation game of the Alfred University Tournament Sunday afternoon.

Mount Offense Erupts for the Win at Alfred

A Dahlia Chroscinski header in the 67th minute proved to be the difference, as the Vassar College women’s soccer team (2-2-0) snapped a two-game losing streak with a 2-1 victory over Stevens (2-2-0) on Sunday at the DeBaun Athletic Complex in each squad’s final game of the 15th Annual Engineering Cup.

Dahlia Chroscinski Header Gives Vassar Win

Mount Saint Mary, Hartwick Play To 1-1 Draw

MSMC Wins Skyline Conference Championship

Vassar Falls to William Smith in the Finals

Offense Lifts Army Over American in Season Finale

Softball

Red Foxes split a doubleheader at Rider

Mount Claims Third Straight Conference Crown

Mount Softball Cruises Past Purchase Twice

Springman Snags Rookie of the Week Honor

Long Ball Dialed Up in 4-0 Win Over Colgate

MSMC Blue Knights Run Winning Streak to Five

Swimming

Ethan Fergus Added to Swimming and Diving Coaching Staff

Mount Saint Mary Blue Knights Take Second

Vassar Takes Second At Don Richards Invitational

Marist Men’s Swimming and Diving Wins H2Ounds Invitational

Men’s Swimming Tops Bard Wednesday, 109-61

Mount Saint Mary Cruises To Skyline Conference Victory Over Purchase

Track & Field

Ten Black Knights Earn All-League Honors

Brown, McMullen Headline League Major Awards

Track Teams Place in Conference Championship

Vassar Track Celebrates Six Seniors

Army Cadets With Strong Finish at Larry Ellis

Vassar Fends Off Cold to Perform Well at TCNJ

Tennis

Mount Women’s Tennis Blanks New Rochelle

The Vassar College women’s tennis team concluded the season-opening Vassar Scramble on Sunday at the Josselyn Tennis Courts.

Brewers Wrap Up Play at Vassar Scramble

Knights Score Road Conference Victory

Men’s Tennis Takes Home 7-2 Victory

Army Black Knights Fall to Navy in Star Match

No. 31 Women’s Tennis Defuses Ithaca, 8-1

Volleyball

Vassar Rallies to Top Hunter In Five

Marist volleyball opened up Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference play, defeating Canisius 3-1 at McCann Arena

Marist Opens Up Conference Play with a Win

MSMC Splits Two Non-Conference Matches

Vassar Volleyball Drops Pair On Saturday

Vassar Brewers Up Their Win Streak to Seven

No. 2 Stevens Edges No. 12 Men’s Volleyball

Women's Basketball

Army Falls to Top-Seeded Eagles in Semifinals

Marist Falls to Quinnipiac in Championship Game

Army Semifinal Bound After Over Time Road Win

The Mount Suffers First Round ECAC Loss

Vassar Brewers Drop to Skidmore in Semifinals

Army Holds off Lehigh for 55-50 Victory

BUSINESS

Faith Thomas, a senior in the Ulster BOCES Culinary Arts program from the Kingston City School District, gathers some literature with admissions information for the Culinary Institute of America. Many of the graduates of the Ulster BOCES Culinary program pursue their education in prestigious culinary colleges such as the CIA and Johnson and Wales University.

Students Learn the Menu of Opportunities

PORT EWEN - Ulster County students who attend the Ulster BOCES Career & Technical Center (CTE) are regularly introduced to presenters from the academic,...

Michael Oates tells business people that assisting the disabled community in securing jobs is an important component of economic growth.

Economic Development Highlighted to OC Chamber

NEW WINDSOR – The president of the Hudson Valley Economic Development Corporation says the region continues to see economic growth since the recession turned...

POLITICAL

Stewart-Cousins, Carlucci Fight Off Challenges

NYACK – Democratic State Senator Andrea Stewart-Cousins beat back a party challenge by Westchester County Legislator Virginia Perez to retain her party line for...

Maloney House Re-Election Bid Continues After Upset

NEW YORK – Congressman Sean Patrick Maloney came in third out of four candidates in the Democratic primary for attorney general on Thursday. New York...

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Geoffrey Owens attends the 9th Annual TV Land Awards at the Jacob Javits Center on April 10, 2011, in New York, NY. Photo: Anthony Behar/Sipa

Geoffrey Owens Victim of Double Standards

By Stacy M. Brown NNPA - Hollywood’s biggest names, including Tyler Perry, Halle Berry and Patton Oswalt, have all joined a growing list of celebrities...

Spike Lee has created an iconic body of storytelling that has left an indelible mark on filmmaking and television. His career spans 30 years and includes She’s Gotta Have It, School Daze, Do The Right Thing, Mo’ Better Blues, Jungle Fever, Malcolm X, Crooklyn, Clockers, Girl 6, Get on the Bus, He Got Game, Summer of Sam, Bamboozled, 25th Hour, She Hate Me, Inside Man, Miracle at St. Anna, Red Hook Summer, Old Boy, and Chi-Raq. Photo: Courtesy Focus Features

‘BlacKkKlansman’ Delivers a Powerful Message

By Stacy M. Brown NNPA - Even though “BlacKkKlansman” is set in the 1970s, the themes in the film are just as relevant today as...

HEALTH

SLCH Partners to Battle the Opioid Crisis

NEWBURGH – St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital (SLCH), Orange County Social Services, the Orange County Mental Health Administration, the Orange County District Attorney’s Office, local...

It’s back-to-school time! The American Heart Association offers some budget-friendly, creative ideas for back-to-school season to help keep kids happy and healthy at lunchtime.

Pack Healthy Back-to-School Lunch Tips from the AHA

It’s back-to-school time! The American Heart Association (AHA) offers some budget-friendly, creative ideas for back-to-school season to help keep kids happy and healthy at...

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