Wassaic News

New Year's Eve revelers coming in and out of New York City can leave their cars home and use Metro North's "around-the-clock" service to get to and from their parties.

The director of an embattled institution for the mentally disabled in Wassaic has decided to leave a post he has held since 2003, state officials have confirmed.

A two-month-long investigation is continuing after two people were arrested in a weekend drug bust, police stated.

A little-known marvel of New York's public transportation system is that Metro-North, one of the busiest commuter railroads in the country, manages to connect the city to the Appalachian Trail.

A Dutchess County company has a device that can fend off flood waters that would roll in right through your doors.