Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus announced that the Orange County Senior Games will celebrate its 35th year with a variety of competitions, contests, museum tours and social activities for men and women ages 55 and older.

35th Orange County Senior Games to be Held

Some of the cast from the Voices of Hope Music Performance Camp of the original musical revue, “What Dreams May Come” celebrate the conclusion of their performance with Rhonda Dimmie, Music Director of the Camp.

Music Camp Delivers a Show Filled With Talent, Love and Hope

Sunday’s 10th Anniversary of La Guelaguetza, held at Poughkeepsie’s Waterfront, featured traditional, colorful Mexican dancing, along with an assortment of authentic foods, crafts, clothing and other items, as well as children’s activities and community services.

10th Anniversary of La Guelaguetza Celebrates Oaxaca Mexican Culture

From left are; Janice Blair, Claire Nelson, and Barry Nelson. The three are part of a group, “Grannies Respond,” that left from Beacon last week and are headed to the border in Texas in several vans picking up people along the way in several states, to help protect the inhumane treatment of immigrant families as well as support those working on the ground. Gathering national attention and momentum in just one month, the energized group, who will be holding sing- alongs, marches and other forms of unity during their 8 day trek, is hoping to help incite the immediate return of children with their parents.

Grannies on a Mission to Make a Difference

A vehicle and traffic stop on Route 208 in the Town of Montgomery led to the arrests of two men and the seizure of over 204 pounds of high-grade marijuana with a street value of over $1 million.

Over $1 Million in High Grade Marijuana Seized

Youth members of the Middletown YMCA Leaders Club prepare hygiene kits at RECAP’s food pantry in Middletown.

Volunteers Help RECAP Finish Hygiene Drive

Kingston police

Federal Lawsuit Filed Against Kingston Police

Diamond Walker of Horizons on the Hudson Elementary School stands in front of the posterboard she created, detailing her experiences at the three week LEGO Academy she attended at Gardnertown Elementary School in July. The Academy, allows students from three Newburgh Enlarged City School District Elementary Schools the unique opportunity to sharpen their group, creative thinking and technology abilities while creating an assortment of LEGO projects.

LEGO Academy Builds More than Just Projects

Many happy families turned out at the Newburgh Armory Unity Center Saturday afternoon for the 21st Anniversary of the Elaine Kaplan National Intensive Care Unit (NICU) Graduate Birthday Party at St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital. From back, left are Raquel and husband Michael (holding Racquelia.) From front left are Michael and Micquela.

Annual Party Celebrates Children’s Lives

The Institute for Disaster Mental Health (IDMH) at SUNY New Paltz is leading a group of students and faculty working in San Juan, Puerto Rico, to repair and restore homes and infrastructure that were damaged by Hurricanes Irma and Maria in 2017.

Students Deployed to Aid P.R. Recovery Effort

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