Amy Wu
Poughkeepsie Journal
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VIDEO: Dover celebrates graduates
Dover High School's graduation ceremony on Saturday drew hundreds of families and friends who celebrated the accomplishments of the 112 graduates. Video by Amy Wu/The Poughkeepsie Journal → Read More
Jobs cuts coming to GlobalFoundries' East Fishkill plant
GlobalFoundries plans to cuts an estimated 5 percent of jobs in East Fishkill plant. → Read More
Health Quest launches medical residency program
Health Quest launches a general surgery medical residency program. Video by Amy Wu / The Poughkeepsie Journal → Read More
Wife of Trump aide Dan Scavino files for divorce
The wife of White House social media director Dan Scavino Jr. has filed for divorce, according to Dutchess County court records. → Read More
Chance of snow on Tuesday into Wednesday for the mid-Hudson Valley
There is a slight chance of snow after 2 a.m. on Tuesday overnight into Wednesday as temperatures hover around 24 degrees. → Read More
Sriracha maple syrup wings? For two weekends it’s everything maple
Sriracha maple syrup wings? For two weekends it’s everything maple → Read More
Manhattan DA executed search warrant at Olivet in Dover
State police assisted the Manhattan DA's office in executing a search warrant at Olivet Center in the Town of Dover on Thursday, state police said. → Read More
Hyde Park man stole money from construction company: Police
HYDE PARK - A Hyde Park man was arrested after state police say he stole money from a local construction company. Dennis Morgan, 52, was charged with third-degree grand larceny, a felony, on Monday, police said. Following an investigation that began in December, police said Morgan illegally used company credit cards to buy more than $11,000 in merchandise from Home Depot and Staples stores in… → Read More
LaGrange man struck victim with copper pipe: Police
Ali, 20, was charged with second-degree assault and second-degree menacing, a misdemeanor → Read More
Controversy brews in Rhinebeck after POW/MIA flags come down
Rhinebeck recently removed POW/MIA flags after some organizations, officials say, requested their flags fly also. → Read More
Poughkeepsie man charged with burglary of ex-girlfriend: Police
A Poughkeepsie man was arrested last week after police say he broke into his ex-girlfriend's house and assaulted her. → Read More
Renewable energy projects in mid-Hudson Valley get state funding
Four of the projects are in the mid-Hudson Valley. → Read More
Cary Institute gets $800K grant to research lakes, water quality
A new National Science Foundation grant will help fund the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies' research on lakes. → Read More
Dutchess towns, cities recover from storm with power outages, few reported issues
After Wednesday's nor'easter, Dutchess County towns are recovering, digging out of as much as 20 inches of snow that fell on some areas → Read More
Dutchess towns cope with intense nor'easter
Dutchess County towns are gearing up for the second nor'easter in a week. → Read More
Precipitation trending upwards; a wet spring in store
Precipitation trending upwards; a wet spring in store → Read More
Hudson Valley hot air balloon fest headed to fairgrounds
The Hudson Valley Hot-Air Balloon Festival has shifted from Barton Orchards in Poughquag to the Dutchess County Fairgrounds in Rhinebeck. → Read More
Nor'easter aftermath: Power remains out to thousands: latest totals
Work crews are tackling power outages that continue to plague the mid-Hudson Valley Sunday in the aftermath of Friday’s nor’easter. → Read More
St. Patrick's Day Parade: Bagpipes a hit despite winds
The Dutchess County St. Patrick's Day Parade celebrated its 23rd year. → Read More
Nor'easter: No power? You may have to wait until late Wednesday
Power will be restored by late Wednesday “for the vast majority” of customers, said John Maserjian of Central Hudson → Read More