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There is a very real reason as to why some of us say, "There is no retirement and pension plan in Hip Hop." That reason is because it's true.
Damon Dash: 'I'm Working Every Day To Pay Bills'
Rap mogul Damon Dash is refusing to let his money woes affect his professional life and is "working every day" in an effort to overcome his financial issues.
Damon Dash Facing Eviction Over $100,000 Rent Debt
Beleaguered rap mogul Damon Dash is facing eviction from his New York home after falling $100,000 behind on his rent, a court has heard.
Quest Diagnostics Agrees Not to Automatically Disqualify Job Candidates Based on Prior Arrests
New York State has reached a settlement with Quest Diagnostics, one of the world's largest providers of medical diagnostic testing, information and services, to ensure that applicants for employment are not automatically disqualified based on prior arrests or criminal convictions and without considering mitigating factors.
State police said they charged a Carmel, N.Y., man with drunken driving after he was stopped for speeding on Saturday.
Dialogues des Carmelites, Metropolitan Opera, New York
Poulenc's wondrously godly Dialogues des CarmA©lites returned to the Met on Saturday, after a painful 10-year absence, at the ungodly hour of 11.30am. There was, it turned out, troublesome method in this temporal madness.
Helicopter Lands During Children's Expo in Putnam
The annual Children's Expo and Public Safety Day drew lots of local families to Carmel this weekend for a slew of activities.
Shiloh AME Zion pastor and wife to be feted today
City Councilwoman Debi Rose will speak and present a city proclamation to the Rev.
Weekend: Farmers Market Returns; 'Miles for Smiles'
Whether you're in search of something fun to do with the kids or you have a babysitter and are planning a night out, look no further because Patch editors have picked a variety of events taking place to help you make the most of your weekend.
Carmel man, 77, dies in Route 6 crash
A 77-year-old Carmel man died from injuries he sustained in a two-car accident Wednesday afternoon on Route 6 at Belden Road, Carmel Chief Michael Johnson said Thursday.
Weekend: Chowder & Marching Tag Sale, Story Walk, Theater
Whether you're in search of something fun to do with the kids or you have a babysitter and are planning a night out, look no further because Patch editors have picked a variety of events taking place to help you make the most of your weekend.
Police: Nails under tires; DWI charges; Yorktown thefts
Police charged two motorists with drunken driving after recent traffic stops in Cortlandt and Southeast.
2 Boy Scouts from Troop 440 in Patterson awarded Eagle rank
He pioneered Troop 440's annual Super Bowl Saturday food drive that stocks two local food pantries.
One year after Carmel fire claimed 4 family members, no changes to state codes
If the fire that claimed four members of the Sullivan family sounded a warning about how quickly the lightweight construction materials used in many newer homes can go up in flames, that lesson has had little impact on building codes.
Smoky Carmel house fire quickly extinguished
Firefighters quickly put out a smoky house fire Monday evening in the Lake Secor section of town.
Monthly Top 10: Carmel Man's Death, School Budget, Texas Taco
With all the hustle and bustle of the news in Brewster and Southeast, it's easy to miss the big stories.
South Salem Teen Charged With Possession Of Marijuana
Five people were arrested on drug charges Saturday after New York State Police stopped a car driven by a South Salem teen on suspicion of speeding, police said.
Smith's former adviser: Sheriff 'haunted' by foes
Putnam County Sheriff Donald B. Smith was so suspicious of his political adversaries that he tried to get his confidential adviser to secretly record conversations with them, according to a letter the adviser sent to his former boss.
Saint Leo Abbey and Queen of Carmel Convent
Brothers and sisters living consecrated lives to God have a long history in the Catholic church .
Exclusive: Putnam sheriff's confidant claimed Smith asked him to spy on adversaries
Putnam County Sheriff Donald B. Smith was so suspicious of his political adversaries that he tried to get his confidential advisor to secretly record conversations with them, according to a letter the advisor sent to his former boss.