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Dutchess Community College has received a $10,000 SUNY grant to improve transportation access for students.

SUNY Grant Helps DCC Students Get to Class

Falconer Thomas Cullen demonstrates techniques to San Miguel Academy students.

Place-Based Learning Comes to Life at San Miguel

Native Pollinator Garden is Now at Union Church

President Bradley and Town of Poughkeepsie Supervisor Jay Baisley cut the ribbon, officially opening Vassar’s state-of-the-art faculty and staff housing facility. Far left: David Kaminsky of TC Development Corp; Far right: Anthoiny Ripley, project manager.

New Faculty Apartment Building is a Big Delight

All Sports Mentoring poses along side Her Time To Play Girls and NECSD JV Girls Basketball Team for a photo.

NECSD Scholars Enjoy V.I.P. WNBA Experience

The Newburgh Enlarged City School District is participating in the Summer Food Service Program.

Newburgh Schools Will Be Providing Free Meals

Hudson Link for Higher Education in Prison and Mercy College hosted a commencement ceremony at Sing Sing Correctional Facility for 17 graduates with an associate degree in Liberal Science and 11 with a bachelor’s degree in Behavioral Science. Photo: Angela James Photography

Celebrating 1,000th Degree Awarded by Hudson Link

New Commandant of Cadets is Welcomed

The Youth Services Department at the Finkelstein Memorial Library we want to inform you of a summer program called “Summer reading”.

Finkelstein Memorial Library Summer Reading

Dr. Lester Edgardo Sandres Rápalo

Rockland Community College’s New President

New Windsor School holds its 5th Grade “Moving Up Ceremony”.

New Windsor School 5th Graders Moving On Up

On Wednesday, June 7 when seven residents graduated from the County’s inaugural Construction Trades training program.

Free Construction Trades Course Graduates Seven

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