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SUBSCRIBE NOW for full access Home News Sports Life Business Opinion Dining Health Environment USA TODAY Media Public Notices Business Directory More Home News Sports Life Business Opinion Dining Health Environment USA TODAY Media Public Notices Business Directory Search Subscribe salutation Manage Account Access e-Edition Newsletters Pay Bill Report Delivery Issues Pause Delivery Subscriber Guide Help Center Sign Out Have an existing account? Sign In Already have a subscription? Activate Your Account Don't have an account? Create One Advertisement Cuts could hit New Yorkers with disabilities Coronavirus fatalities reached 427 in New York group homes and residences, one leader said. Now the state wants to cut more than $300... Coronavirus and July 4th: How to protect yourself at gatherings FOR SUBSCRIBERS Dutchess sees rise in complaints regarding masks, social distancing in Phase 3 Most Recent Conquering COVID? What Dutchess’ drastic decline in cases means with 2nd wave possible Stanford man accused of sexually abusing a child: police Poughkeepsie man points fake gun at police: police Trump book can be distributed after appeals court overrules Dutchess court Highland boxing club, closed by pandemic, seeking donations Kartrite water park looking to reopen later in July Quick Links Search NY databases Healthy Living Obituaries Politics on the Hudson eNewspaper Crosswords Comics Help Submit Your Events USA TODAY TRAVEL Archives Policing the USA Data Central Country Mile Support Local Businesses - Buy A Gift Card Highland boxing club, closed by pandemic, seeking donations The Floyd Patterson Boxing Club is among businesses affected by COVID-19. The Highland gym is seeking local support to stay afloat until reopening. Sports | 4 hours ago Fireworks: What’s legal or not across the Northeast Fireworks are blasting through communities nightly across the nation. Here's what is legal and what's not across the Northeast. Albany | 6 hours ago Kartrite water park looking to reopen later in July The Kartrite Resort & Indoor Water Park will reopen July 14 with restrictions to keep guests safe as the COVID-19 pandemic continues. News | 12 hours ago How SU students reported on marijuana in NY NY's push to legalize recreational marijuana stalled amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Syracuse University students' reporting project looks at what's next News | 17 hours ago Stanford man accused of sexually abusing a child: police Vincent E. Ferris was charged with two counts of third-degree criminal sex act, a felony, and endangering the welfare of a child, a misdemeanor. Local | 9 hours ago SALE: Get 3 months of unlimited digital access for only $3 News | 4 days ago DOH leadership shakeup amid COVID-19 response in NY Some top New York State Department of Health officials are leaving during the COVID-19 pandemic. Here's what you need to know about what comes next. Coronavirus | 23 hours ago What’s next for legal marijuana push in New York NY seemed poised to legalize recreational marijuana in 2020. Then COVID-19 struck and derailed the legislation. Here's what supporters say is next News | 13 hours ago A look at unemployment in your area amid COVID-19 News | 2 days ago COVID-19 testing in NY: If you want a test, you can get one If you want to get a COVID-19 test in New York, you can get one. And it's free if you go to one of the state-run sites. Albany | 1 day ago 6 benefits of a Journal subscription Be one of the first to learn about mid-Hudson Valley breaking news with alerts, flip through a digital replica of the Poughkeepsie Journal, and more. News Keep seeing Poughkeepsie Journal stories on Facebook Facebook has made changes to your news feed. Here's how to keep seeing posts from Poughkeepsie Journal. News Track the coronavirus curve in your area News | 2 days ago Conquering COVID? What Dutchess’ drastic decline in cases means with 2nd wave possible As a return to normalcy continues in the county, health professionals preach vigilance, claim they're more prepared for a 2nd wave Local | 1 day ago With fireworks sales booming, fire officials watch for increased July 4 incidents With limited options for fireworks shows this year, there has been an increase in fireworks sales among local residents, vendors say. Local | 2 days ago Rhinebeck comic shop owner to appear on AMC’s ‘Friday Night In with the Morgans’ Jean Michel, owner of Megabrain Comics, will be a guest on AMC's "Friday Night In with the Morgans," hosted by Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Hilarie Burton. Entertainment | 1 day ago Poughkeepsie man points fake gun at police: police Around 1:37 p.m. police say a person reported that a person pointed a handgun at a passing vehicle in the area of 66 Washington Street. Local | 6 hours ago New Paltz plans for fall reopening: quarantine facility, daily student reporting SUNY New Paltz says roughly 75% of courses will remain online despite bringing students back to campus. Local | 1 day ago Westchester luxury home sales dip Luxury home sales in Dutchess and Putnam counties rallied last quarter, but dipped in Westchester during COVID Real Estate | 1 day ago Vassar to require students show negative test, stay on campus after returning in fall President Elizabeth Bradley said students will be invited back to campus in small groups starting Aug. 15, and classes will begin on Aug. 31. Education | 8 hours ago Why are masks any different from previous laws to protect you from others? Simple steps to protect you from others used to be common courtesy, beyond rebellion. So why are masks any different, John Rolfe asks. by John Rolfe | 1 day ago Vassar College plans for multi-million deficit, 10% enrollment reduction Vassar College is expecting to face a deficit that could total in the tens of millions of dollars, and a drop in enrollment, amid the pandemic Education | 1 day ago Why marijuana supply chain is key to NY legalization NY's marijuana legalization debate involves key questions about 'seed-to-sale' rules in other states. What to know about prices, testing, illicit sales News | 1 day ago Trump book can be distributed after appeals court overrules Dutchess court The state Supreme Court Appellate Division lifted a restraint that a Dutchess County Court judge put on Simon & Schuster Local | 1 day ago Recent Obituaries See more obituaries Search obituaries by name Search FOR SUBSCRIBERS ‘ Money Matters’ personality in court battle Gary Goldberg, whose radio program has aired for more than 40 years, says the company that bought his firm owes him about $5 million. David McKay Wilson | 1 day ago Remington, gun maker in Illion, on route to bankruptcy again, may be sold Reports have surfaced that the 200-year old firearm company is looking to file Chapter 11 again and sell the company to the Navajo Nation. PLAYERS | 1 day ago How racism, immigration shaped drug war in N.Y., U.S. It’s been known as pot, weed, grass, ganja, dope, reefer and Mary Jane; but most commonly the drug is called “marijuana.” Here's why that matters News | 1 day ago David Gantt, tireless defender of ‘my people,’ dies at 78 David Gantt, who said he wouldn't seek reelection in 2020, served the city of Rochester for nearly 40 years. News | 1 day ago COVID-19 fear and frustration grip Chappaqua The COVID-19 outbreak in Chappaqua has shaken residents and business owners. Coronavirus | 1 day ago Cold case murder: Mom arrested in son’s death Ethan Eslick's death in 2002 remained an active investigation until his mother's arrest Tuesday in Yates County. Public Safety | 2 days ago Poughkeepsie man faces felony after barricade in city apartment The 27-year-old man faces a felony charge of aggravated family offense after barricading himself in a South White Street apartment Tuesday. Local | 2 days ago Caval Haylett murder: Guilty trio sentencings postponed to fall amid COVID-19 Originally scheduled for May, the sentencings of men who plead guilty in the murder of Caval Haylett Jr. will now be sentenced later this year. Local...