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Red Hook village police approved for new vehicle purchase (opens the original)
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RED HOOK, N.Y. — Village trustees have approved spending $60,000 for the Police Department to purchase a new vehicle. During a Monday, Sept. 28, Village Board meeting, police Lt. Patrick Hildenbrand said the current fleet of six vehicles has three units with over 118,000 miles of use. “When you get into that kind of mileage with a vehicle you start to have mechanical problems,” he said. Hildenbrand underscored the problem by noting there was a recent engine blowout while responding to a domestic
Town of Rochester neighbors complain of increased farm traffic (opens the original)
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ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Residents on Sunset Drive and Brookside Terrace want to eliminate farm-related traffic on paved streets and lower speed limits on the unpaved access roads. Speaking at a Town Board meeting on Thursday, Sept. 24, resident Evelyn Texada said she found officials unwilling to discuss the matter publicly in part because Supervisor Erin Enouen has a stake in one of the two large farms behind the seven-home neighborhood. “Instead of using the business center hub on (U.S. Route) 209, t
Town of Rochester residents take issue with farm-related traffic (opens the original)
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ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Residents on Sunset Drive and Brookside Terrace want to eliminate farm-related traffic using paved streets and lower speed limits on the unpaved access roads. Speaking at a Town Board meeting on Thursday, Sept. 24, resident Evelyn Texada said she found officials unwilling to discuss the matter publicly in part because Supervisor Erin Enouen has a stake in one of the two large farms behind the seven-home neighborhood. “Instead of using the business center hub on (U.S. Route) 209
2026 Hudson Valley Garlic Festival opens with winds and strong supporters (opens the original)
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SAUGERTIES, N.Y. – The secret to garlic sales during a windstorm at an outdoor event is for vendors to keep their tents as well-grounded as their popular pungent bulbs had been while growing. During the Saturday, Sept. 26, Hudson Valley Garlic Festival, growers could be seen hanging onto the covering with one hand while showing food items with the other hand. Ironically, one of the most frequently given instructions given to customers was to keep the garlic dry amid rain that meandered between l
Town of Rochester supervisor upset over Verizon plan to end landline service without viable plan (opens the original)
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ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Supervisor Erin Enouen is concerned Verizon could set communications in the town back by about 130 years after the telephone giant sent a notice stating that it is considering discontinuing its copper-wired landline service on Nov. 30. Verizon has filed with the federal government to discontinue “domestic legacy voice service as part of a technology transition.” During a Thursday, Sept. 24, Town Board meeting, Enouen said the notice does not guarantee there will be reliable pho
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