Diane Pineiro-Zucker, Daily Freeman

Diane Pineiro-Zucker

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Kingston, NY, United States

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  • Troy Record
  • The Saratogian

Past articles by Diane:

Mid-Hudson gets as much as 18 inches of snow, ‘only half over’

KINGSTON, N.Y. — Snow totals in the Hudson Valley ranged from a dusting to as much as 18 inches, but the Nor’easter that struck late Monday night is “only half over,” a National W… → Read More

Mid-Hudson Valley arrests report: March 9, 2023

The following items are based on information provided by officials in law enforcement and the criminal justice system. City of Kingston • Mischief, obstructing: Jadeesha Q. Gaines, 27, address not … → Read More

Kirk D. Shultis, father of girl hidden under stairs in Saugerties, arrested for yet another burglary

SAUGERTIES, N.Y. — Kirk D. Shultis was arrested by Saugerties police in connection with “a string of burglaries” in the town and village in the fall of 2022, police said Thursday. Shult… → Read More

Man pleads guilty to Poughkeepsie murder, charge in fatal Marriott hotel shooting

POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. — One of the two men charged in connection with an October 2022 shooting death at Courtyard by Marriott pleaded guilty Wednesday to a city of Poughkeepsie murder two months earli… → Read More

Racist flyers in Rosendale, New Paltz protected by First Amendment, FBI says

KINGSTON, N.Y. — The racist and anti-Semitic flyers left in October inside several Rosendale mailboxes and on car windshields in New Paltz constituted speech that is protected by the First Amendmen… → Read More

Man struck by CSX train in Kingston survived collision, authorities say

KINGSTON, N.Y. — The 59-year-old man who was struck by a CSX train near the West O’Reilly Street overpass on Wednesday survived the collision, Fire Chief Chris Rea said Thursday. The man, who… → Read More

Three-alarm fire damages Kingston’s Ester Wine and Spirits on North Front Street

KINGSTON, N.Y. — A shortage of available personnel delayed city firefighters’ response to a three-alarm blaze Wednesday night at Ester Wine and Spirits but the fire was contained and there we… → Read More

Third suspect in Myron Moye killing in Kingston arrested in Georgia, authorities say

KINGSTON, N.Y. — More than three years since the November 2019 death of Kingston resident Myron Moye in a brutal and “targeted attack” at his home, the previously unnamed third suspect … → Read More

Man, 63, dies after striking tree while skiing at Belleayre, police say

SHANDAKEN, N.Y. — A 63-year-old man died at the Belleayre Mountain Ski Center after striking a tree Friday while skiing, state police said Monday. State police were notified of the fatality at abou… → Read More

Saugerties police expect to make an announcement ‘in the very near future’ regarding Myer’s death

SAUGERTIES, N.Y. — More than three months since the “suspicious” death of David “Mickey” Myer, police expect to be free to release more information soon about how and why he… → Read More

Ulster Jewish Federation calls Bard course a ‘detestable example of anti-Semitism’

ANNANDALE-ON-HUDSON, N.Y. – “Apartheid in Israel-Palestine,” a new course being offered at Bard College, is a “detestable example of anti-Semitism masquerading as academic freedom,” according to a … → Read More

Tractor-trailer blocks Platte Clove Road in Saugerties for 24 hours

SAUGERTIES, N.Y. — After its driver failed to abide by warning and road closure signs, a Dollar General tractor-trailer got stuck and blocked West Saugerties Road (Platte Clove Road) for 24 hours, … → Read More

Two 13-year-olds face felony hate crime, criminal mischief charges, state police say

SHAWANGUNK, N.Y. — Two 13-year-old Pine Bush residents are facing felony hate crime and criminal mischief charges for spray painting “the N-word” on buildings at a Buddhist retreat cent… → Read More

Democratic lawmakers decry Ulster County judge’s decision to drop murder charge against state trooper

KINGSTON, N.Y. — Stunned, angry reactions to Ulster County Court Judge Brian Rounds’ decision Thursday to drop the second-degree murder charge against state Trooper Christopher Baldner contin… → Read More

Rounds’ Baldner decision ‘hurtful,’ county human rights commissioner says

KINGSTON, N.Y. — Ulster County Court Judge Brian Rounds’ decision Thursday to drop the second-degree murder charge against state Trooper Christopher Baldner “is hurtful, regardless of t… → Read More

Wind chill values to fall well below zero in Ulster, Dutchess starting Friday, National Weather Service says

A wind chill advisory posted early Thursday morning by the National Weather Service in Albany warns of wind chill values well below zero in eastern Ulster and western Dutchess counties beginning at… → Read More

Saugerties fire displaces two

SAUGERTIES, N.Y. — A two-alarm basement fire at a home on U.S. Route 9W caused “significant smoke damage” throughout the residence, the Glasco Fire Department said Thursday. Two occupan… → Read More

Suspect in shooting death at Marriott hotel is indicted in earlier Poughkeepsie homicide

POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. — One of two men charged in connection with an October 2022 shooting death at Courtyard by Marriott in the town has been indicted for second-degree murder in connection with a ci… → Read More

Ulster Sheriff’s Office says it is investigating one case of online extortion of a youth

Ulster County Sheriff’s Office detectives are investigating one case of local youth allegedly being extorted via social media and the practice is under investigation, authorities said. On Tue… → Read More

NoVo Foundation’s Broadway Bubble Laundromat in Kingston burglarized

KINGSTON, N.Y. — The NoVo Foundation’s Broadway Bubble Laundromat on Broadway was burglarized sometime overnight Saturday, Jan. 21, city police said Monday. Police were called to the 718 Broa… → Read More