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Suspect In Violent Bridgewater Home Invasion, Shooting Arrested In Dutchess
BRIDGEWATER, Conn. – A Dutchess County man accused of shooting a 64-year-old Bridgewater resident with a shotgun during a home invasion robbery is in police custody, according to authorities.
Dustin Holst-Grubbe, 20, of Belke Road, Millerton, N.Y., faces a host of assault and burglary charges in connection with separate incidents in Connecticut and Dutchess, according to Connecticut State Police.
In Connecticut, the 20-year-old is accused of forcing his way into a home on South Main Street in Bridgewater during the early morning of Aug. 4, police said in a statement.
When officers responde…
Rockland United Latin Festival Brings Food, Music, Fun To Haverstraw
HAVERSTRAW, N.Y. – Fifteen-year-old Greicy Crisostomo was named the Dominican queen of the sixth annual United Latin Festival on Sunday, according to lohud.com.
The event began with a parade about noon, bringing the party from Emeline Park to Haverstraw Middle School, according to lohud.com, which reported that the festival featured food, vendors and Latin music.
The event ended with a performance from popular Cuban artists SonSublime, according to lohud.com, which reported that the day drew kids and adults to celebrate the cultures of the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Mexico, Ecuador, C…
Olympic Swimming Film By Scarsdale's Brian Brown Screened In Pleasantville
PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. – “The Last Gold,” a film by Emmy Award-winner and Scarsdale resident Brian T. Brown, was shown Tuesday night at the Jacob Burns Film Center, according to Scarsdale10583.com.The movie tells the “greatest untold story in Olympic swimming history,” according to Scarsdale10583.com, which reported the film’s focus was on the trials and tribulations of the 1976 East German women’s swim team.
Prior to the film’s screening, Scarsdale10583.com spoke with Brown, asking him about his latest work.
Brown, whose experience includes 25 years as a writer, director, show runner and exec…
