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		July 15, 2005
Town Corruption Case Shows Signs of Progress Poughkeepsie Officials Hope for Resolution In the two-and-a-half years since the Town of Poughkeepsie first brought its federal corruption lawsuit against the various parties involved in the town’s 1996 purchase of its police and court facility, the wheels of justice have turned slowly. –Full Story	Sheriff: Overcrowding Will Drain Budget As inmate overflow costs rise, there is little sign of progress toward a county jail solution. –Full Story
Games' Radio Voice a Familiar One
Federal Program Takes Root in City Weed and Seed Will Spur Northside Growth The key to any successful garden is twofold. It’s not enough to just plant the seeds; you must also pull out the weeds that threaten to choke off the growth you have worked so hard to cultivate. The Federal Weed and Seed program aims to do just that. –Full Story	Poughkeepsie: Officials: Knapp's Actions Politically-Driven Dutchess Community College Tuition Rises City Council OK's DeLaval Development Hyde Park: Delafield Earns Democratic Supervisor Nod Town Board Delays Zoning, Enacts Moratorium Central Hudson to Expand Gas Service in Town State Money Will Help Build Skate Park
School News: Wappinger District Offices Find New Home Arlington School Board Seeks to Keep Standards High Gonzalez Steps in at F.D.R. High School

Town Corruption Case Shows Signs of Progress Poughkeepsie Officials Hope for Resolution