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Did Pearl River 'Curse' Strike Hen Hud Again? Did Pearl River 'Curse' Strike Hen Hud Again?
Did Pearl River 'Curse' Strike Hen Hud Again? PEARL RIVER, N.Y. – Hen Hud’s recent 5-0 loss to Pearl River in the Section 1 Class A semifinals may be due to a “little curse,” the Sailors’ coach told lohud.com on Wednesday. Kurt Thomas, who mused that strange stuff tends to happen whenever his softball team plays the Pirates, recalled a bad hop that led to Hen Hud’s defeat in the 2010 Section 1 final and to Pearl River’s going on to win the state title, the lohud.com article said. Hen Hud 's team hails from Hendrick Hudson High School in the Westchester village of Montrose. This time around the weirdness involved a missed plate call, T…
Tickets Sell Out For Debut Of Film On Fallen New Fairfield Soldier Tickets Sell Out For Debut Of Film On Fallen New Fairfield Soldier
Tickets Sell Out For Debut Of Film On Fallen New Fairfield Soldier DANBURY, Conn. -- Tickets to the premiere in Danbury of a film about a soldier from New Fairfield and Sherman who died in action in Afghanistan in 2013 have sold out.  But Live for TJ: The TJ Lobraico Foundation plans more showings later this summer in the area. (Click here for upcoming details.) Todd “TJ” Lobraico literally grew up at an Air National Guard base, where both his parents served, tagging along with them on drill weekends and making friends with everyone there. The family’s military service legacy began with Lobraico’s grandfather, a U.S. Air Force general. His stepfather also…
Nightmare 'Superbug' Reaches U.S. For First Time Nightmare 'Superbug' Reaches U.S. For First Time
Nightmare 'Superbug' Reaches U.S. For First Time A superbug that resists even last-resort antibiotics has been discovered in the United States for the first time, according to multiple media reports. Health officials have been dreading the arrival of the bacteria that was found in the urine of a 49-year-old Pennsylvania woman last month, according to a report by The Washington Post. The woman, who had sought treatment at a military clinic for what she thought was a urinary tract infection, was carrying a strain of E. coli that is resistant even to colistin, a course of last resort for fighting “nightmare bacteria,” according to the Nation…
At Bedford Hills Prison, Parenting May Come With A Price At Bedford Hills Prison, Parenting May Come With A Price
At Bedford Hills Prison, Parenting May Come With A Price BEDFORD HILLS, N.Y. -- At a state prison in Bedford Hills, moms and their babies are both behind bars, according to a report by lohud.com. Responses throughout the years to the set-up at the maximum-security Bedford Hills Correctional Facility have been mixed, with some saying it allows mother and baby to bond, while others say it could be damaging to the children, the lohud.com report said. In most prisons, babies born while their moms are locked up have to be given to a relative or foster care, the lohud.com story said. At Bedford Hills, which has had a nursery since 1901, women can be d…
Remains Of Poughkeepsie Man Killed In WWII To Be Buried In Arlington Remains Of Poughkeepsie Man Killed In WWII To Be Buried In Arlington
Remains Of Poughkeepsie Man Killed In WWII To Be Buried In Arlington POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. – The remains of a Poughkeepsie man killed during World War II have been identified and will be buried in Arlington National Cemetery later this month. The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency announced Tuesday the remains of Pfc. James B. Johnson, and 34 other Marines, were found in graves in the Pacific. The 19-year-old was killed in November 1943 while participating in an assault on Betio in the Tarawa Atoll of the Gilbert Islands. The Marines were attempting to take the small island from the Japanese, the agency said in a press release. When the dust settled, 1,000 Mar…
Hearts, Flowers Aglow As Yorktown Man Pops The Question At Lightscapes Show Hearts, Flowers Aglow As Yorktown Man Pops The Question At Lightscapes Show
Hearts, Flowers Aglow As Yorktown Man Pops The Question At Lightscapes Show CROTON-ON-HUDSON, N.Y. -- The skies were cloudy, but hearts – and the landscape – were aglow last weekend when a Yorktown couple got engaged at the Lightscapes show in Croton-on-Hudson, according to a report by lohud.com. Mike Makuch, a production associate for Historic Hudson Valley, picked a huge display of illuminated flowers at the Van Cortlandt Manor site as a brilliant backdrop for his surprise proposal to girlfriend Becca Caldarella, lohud.com reported. Makuch’s elaborate plans almost fell through due to Caldarella’s feeling under the weather, and the rain itself, but he was able to …
House GOP Tanks Bill Over LGBT Protections, Maloney Says House GOP Tanks Bill Over LGBT Protections, Maloney Says
House GOP Tanks Bill Over LGBT Protections, Maloney Says PUTNAM COUNTY, N.Y. – It’s back to the drawing board for Rep. Sean P. Maloney after a bill containing his anti-discrimination amendment was defeated by House of Representative Republicans on Thursday. According to the Democratic congressman’s communication director, Caitlin Girouard, the amendment barring federal government from paying contractors that discriminate against LGBT employees was included in the Energy and Water Development and Related Agencies Appropriations Act. According to politico.com, the appropriations bill failed 305-112, with the GOP opposed because of the gay rights pr…
Sacred Heart's Fairfield Gala Raises $750,000 For Scholarships Sacred Heart's Fairfield Gala Raises $750,000 For Scholarships
Sacred Heart's Fairfield Gala Raises $750,000 For Scholarships FAIRFIELD, CONN. -- Sacred Heart University’s annual Discovery Gala has raised more than $750,000 for student scholarship programs -- the highest amount to date, said school officials. More than 300 people attended the recent Southern hospitality-themed soirée at the Linda E. McMahon Commons. The university also said the number of sponsors this year broke previous records. It said “significant support” came from the gala’s honoree, Anthony Scaramucci, co-managing partner and founder of SkyBridge Capital investment firm and host of Wall Street Week. Gala guests mingled with the student sch…
Fugitive, Caught In Sherman After 48 Years On Run, Hospitalized Fugitive, Caught In Sherman After 48 Years On Run, Hospitalized
Fugitive, Caught In Sherman After 48 Years On Run, Hospitalized SHERMAN, Conn. -- A Sherman man who escaped from a Georgia prison nearly 50 years ago is too ill to finish his 17-year sentence behind bars, his lawyer told authorities, according to a fox61.com report. Robert Stackowitz, 71, was captured by U.S. marshals earlier this month at his home in Sherman. He had been on the lam since Aug. 22, 1968, when he fled the infirmary at the Carroll County Prison Work Camp in Carrolton, Ga. He was 22 years old and was serving time for armed robbery. Stackowitz had been living in Sherman since he broke out, and even had a driver’s license in his own name. …
Spring Valley Woman Charged With Breaking Into Ex's Home Spring Valley Woman Charged With Breaking Into Ex's Home
Spring Valley Woman Charged With Breaking Into Ex's Home RAMAPO, N.Y. -- A Spring Valley woman was arrested Tuesday and charged with breaking into her estranged husband’s house, Ramapo police said. The unidentified 47-year-old was intoxicated when she forced her way into the house and damaged some property inside, police said. She was charged with second-degree burglary and criminal mischief, police said. Because she was so drunk, police said they took her to the hospital for medical attention. The incident is still under investigation, police said. Meanwhile, police said they answered a total of 170 calls, including 21 alarm activations, thre…
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