Millbrook takes two wins in Webutuck visit
Millbrook won both games at their visit to Webutuck High School Friday, Jan. 24. Millbrook’s junior varsity squad beat Webutuck 55-30 and the varsity squad won 58-34.
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Players put on an aggressive defense, making frequent contact with their competitors that often put players on the ground during the Friday, Sept. 5, soccer game at Webutuck. Visiting competitor Rhinebeck won 1-0.
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AMENIA — Webutuck’s Friday night home game against Rhinebeck ended with a 1-0 loss with a late-second half goal from Rhinebeck.
The Wildcats put up a solid defense for most of the game, with goalkeeper James Singleton back on the field this season showing his strength in the net.
Webutuck suffered an apparently significant loss midway through the second half when both team captains suffered severe muscle cramps, forcing them to the bench to recover and replenish electrolytes for the rest of the game.
The remaining players fought on without them, but a well-timed fake out pulled Singleton just far enough out of the goal to sneak the ball into the back of the net.
Webutuck couldn’t manage to tie the game, but defenders held Rhinebeck at bay to maintain a 1-0 loss.
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CARES van to visit Millbrook Library
Sep 10, 2025
MILLBROOK — The office of U.S. Rep. Pat Ryan has announced that the CARES van is scheduled to visit the Millbrook Library on Wednesday, Sept. 17, from noon to 1:30 p.m.
The Constituent Advocacy Resources Empowerment Services van — the CARES van for short — assists residents who have issues or questions about Social Security and Medicare, VA benefits or any other federal agency. Rep. Ryan’s staff is prepared to help anyone who stops by for specific questions or even just to offer a comment.
Since its launch in 2023, the van has visited over 164 communities served by Rep. Ryan.
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This small Victorian house built in 1880 sold for $280,000 after initially listing at $379,000 in August 2024. The home sits on .7 acres in the center of the hamlet of Ancram across the street from the Union Cemetery.
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ANCRAM — There were five properties transferred from June through August in Ancram – typical activity in this sparsely populated town of only 1,400 residents.
The price of closed sales hovered around a median of $550,000 and listing prices of homes on the market show that Ancram remains an attractive second home market. At the beginning of September there were 16 single family homes listed for sale with none under $500,000 and seven over a million dollars.
84 Cottontail road — 2 bedroom/1 bath home on 6.46 acres built in 1958 sold by Christopher Hoilund to Andrew MacDonald and Katsuko Bowne for $302,500 recorded on June 24.
1086 County Route 3 — 3 bedroom/2.5 bath home built in 2012 on 27 acres sold by Joanna Bree to Barbera Brooks for $2,100,000 recorded on June 25.
111 Arcadia Drive — 3 bedroom/2.5 bathroom home in a HOA sold by Irene H. Lovitz to Alexander Sherwin and Lisa Davis for $560,000 recorded on July 14.
1283 County Route 7 — 3 bedroom/1.5 bathroom house on .7 acres sold by Michelle Podbielski to Esao Andrews for $280,000 on August 11.
Harry Wood Road — 105 acres of rural vacant land sold by Robert Natale to Bouba Kiki LLC for $924,500 on August 12.
*Town of Ancram real estate recorded as sold with consideration is derived from Columbia County public deed transfers with property details from Ancram property tax records. Active listings data reported from realtor.com, and Trulia.com. Compiled by Christine Bates, Real Estate Advisor with William Pitt Sotheby’s International Realty, Licensed in Connecticut and New York.
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Dutchess County Sheriff’s Office Harlem Valley area activity report Aug. 28 through Sept. 3
Aug. 30 — Deputies responded to Tony’s Deli in Pawling for an intoxicated and unwanted person on the property. The subject was told to leave and not to return. Matter resolved.
Aug. 31 — Deputies report the arrest of Ericka B. Rose, age 52, for aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle in the third degree subsequent to a traffic stop in the area of 385 Route 22 in the Town of Pawling. Subject to appear in the Town of Pawling Court at a later date
Aug. 31 — Deputies arrested Justin Kadish, age 28, for aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle in the third degree as the result of a traffic stop on State Route 22 in the Town of Amenia. Subject to appear in the Town of Amenia Court at a later date.
Aug. 31 — Deputies arrested Angelina Mejia Lopez, age 51, for aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle in the third degree subsequent to a traffic stop on Route 22 in the Town of Pawling. Subject to appear in the Town of Pawling Court at a later date.
Aug. 31 — Deputies responded to 46 Charles Colman Blvd. in Pawling for a report of a customer who slapped and pushed an employee at that location. Investigation ongoing.
Aug. 31 — Deputies report the arrest of Fernando Chavez Ortega, age 32, for driving while intoxicated. Mr. Ortega had crashed his vehicle on Holmes Road in Pawling and reportedly left the scene on foot. Deputies located the subject nearby where further investigation revealed him to be in an intoxicated condition. Ortega to appear in the Town of Pawling Court at a later date.
Sept. 3 — Deputies report the arrest of William R. Sierra Duenas, age 54, for aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle in the third degree subsequent to a traffic stop in the area of 3570 Route 55 in the Town of Pawling. Sierra to appear in the Town of Pawling Court on a later date.
Sept. 3 — Deputies arrested Amanda Salveggi, age 43, for driving while intoxicated subsequent to a traffic stop on Maple Lane in the Town of Dover. Subject to appear in the Town of Dover Court at a later date.
PLEASE NOTE: All subjects arrested and charged are alleged to have committed the crime and are presumed innocent until proven guilty and are to appear in local courts later.
If you have any information relative to the aforementioned criminal cases, or any other suspected criminal activity please contact the Dutchess County Sheriff’s Office tip line at 845 605 CLUE (2583) or Email dcsotips@gmail.com. All information will be kept confidential.
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