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<p>They wore white. They shook their fists in the air. They carried signs reading: "No more children in cages," and "What's next? Concentration Camps?"</p>

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Protesters flood US cities to fight Trump immigration policy

<p>They wore white. They shook their fists in the air. They carried signs reading: "No more children in cages," and "What's next? Concentration Camps?"</p>

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Orangetown Board approves moratorium on new data center applications

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New set of laws crack down on dangerous driving in Poughkeepsie

NYC commission: Poughkeepsie judge should be removed for retaliating against doctor's office manager

Boil water advisory in effect through Thursday following Yonkers water main break

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Hudson Valley police urge the public to lock their vehicles

Smithtown teen killed in double fatal collision in Ulster County

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Police recover 100-year-old Colt handgun from suspect during weekend arrest

Judge delays start of Lockerbie bombing trial over new evidence

Police: Illegal gambling devices seized from New Rochelle bar; owner arrested

Gas prices rise across Connecticut and New York as Labor Day travel season approaches

Plattekill couple found dead confirmed a murder-suicide

New York opens Workforce Pell Grant applications for job training programs

Police: Man faces charges for knifepoint robbery in Spring Valley

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Protesters flood US cities to fight Trump immigration policy

<p>They wore white. They shook their fists in the air. They carried signs reading: &quot;No more children in cages,&quot; and &quot;What's next? Concentration Camps?&quot;</p>

Top Stories

Orangetown Board approves moratorium on new data center applications

Bright and warm couple days followed by late week storm chances

Westchester man acquitted of attempted murder in Brooklyn subway track shove case

Hudson Valley men charged for alleged roles in teenagers' fight

New set of laws crack down on dangerous driving in Poughkeepsie

NYC commission: Poughkeepsie judge should be removed for retaliating against doctor's office manager

Boil water advisory in effect through Thursday following Yonkers water main break

Route 304 bridge construction project delays frustrate drivers

Suspect sought in Ulster County church burglary

Traffic rerouted following crash on Route 6N in Mahopac

Hudson Valley police urge the public to lock their vehicles

Smithtown teen killed in double fatal collision in Ulster County

Dolly Parton, music star, actor and beloved figure who spanned generations has died at 80

Police recover 100-year-old Colt handgun from suspect during weekend arrest

Judge delays start of Lockerbie bombing trial over new evidence

Police: Illegal gambling devices seized from New Rochelle bar; owner arrested

Gas prices rise across Connecticut and New York as Labor Day travel season approaches

Plattekill couple found dead confirmed a murder-suicide

New York opens Workforce Pell Grant applications for job training programs

Police: Man faces charges for knifepoint robbery in Spring Valley

<p>They wore white. They shook their fists in the air. They carried signs reading: "No more children in cages," and "What's next? Concentration Camps?"</p>