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Upper Nyack Father Of Four Dies After Crashing Porsche
An Upper Nyack father of four died on Saturday after crashing a Porsche into a utility pole in the Hamptons, according to the East Hampton Town Police.
Edward "Eddie" Henry Reich, 54, was driving in East Hampton on 3:22 p.m. on Three Mile Harbor/Hog Creek Road near Gardiners Lane, when he veered off the road and hit a utility pole, East Hampton Police said. He was pronounced dead at Southampton Hospital.
Reich, of Reich Furs in New York City, was driving the 1987 Porsche north when he hit the pole. Springs firefighters pulled Reich and his passenger, Robert Kostro, 54, of Springs,…
Quirky Rockland Poets Raise Funds To Attend 'Slam' Competition
ROCKLAND COUNTY, N.Y. -- An emergency medical tech, a marketing pro, a 7-Eleven manager and a science teacher might seem like a strange group of people to be hanging together, but add poetry to the mix and you have a slamming group of pros.
In fact, the "Rock Slam" (Rockland County Poetry Slam), as they are known across the country, are so good they will be taking part in the National Poetry Slam Aug. 7 to Aug. 12, in Denver, Colorado.
For those not in the know, the slam is a week-long poetry festival/competition in which 80 teams from all over North America compete, attend worksh…
Man Nabbed With 60 Bags Of Heroin, Handgun In Town Of Poughkeepsie
A 39-year-old man was nabbed by Dutchess County Drug Task Force agents with 60 bags of heroin, fentanyl, and an illegal handgun during a warrant search Monday in the Town of Poughkeepsie.
Keiron Montgomery, of New York City, was arrested when agents served the warrant at the Days Inn at 536 Haight Ave., in Poughkeepsie, after receiving complaints of drug dealing in the area, said Frank Tasciotti, assistant coordinator of the task force.
Montgomery was charged with felony criminal possession of a weapon and felony criminal possession of a controlled substance, Tasciotti said.
He is being he…
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Two Teens Charged After Rash Of Vehicle Break-Ins In Hyde Park
Two teens were arrested for a rash of vehicle burglaries in Hyde Park after two officers working a special detail aimed at nabbing the culprits caught them going through cars on Monday, July 24, according to the Hyde Park Police Department.
Trevor J Monroe, 19, of Hyde Park, and Dylan Fee, 18, of Wappingers, were caught going through cars in the Hidden Brook Estates development, said Lt. Robert Benson.
When arrested, the two had stolen property, he added.
Monroe was charged with felony grand larceny. Fee, who was also charged with two burglaries in the Green Tree Development in May, was …
