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The Daily Freeman and SeeClickFix.com have partnered in an effort to empower area residents by providing an interactive tool to help them report non-emergency, quality-of-life issues.
How it works ...
1. Navigate to area where the issue you want to report is located on the map below. (Use the controls in the upper left corner to move the map around the window or zoom in and out.)
2. After you see your spot, click it.
3. Fill out the form that shows ... you can also upload a photo. Click "save."
- Law & Disorder (May 17, 2012) (1068)
- Talk of closing one of Kingston's two hospitals began in November, HealthAlliance officials say (with video highlights) (879)
- Law & Disorder (May 16, 2012) (411)
- Drivers hurt in Route 28 crash in Woodstock (351)
- Voters refuse to let school districts break tax cap (with chart) (286)
- Proposed Saugerties Town Hall tribute to ex-supervisor fails (222)
- Highland voters oust school board incumbents (211)
- Group raps Hinchey over change of heart on Cantine Dam viewing (88)
- Average salary for hospital execs in Kingston topped $200K amid steep losses (17)
- 17 HealthAlliance execs were compensated total of $4.6M in 2010 (updated with specific salaries) (16)
- Key Bank closing its branch on Main Street in Hurley (8)
- Red Hook Central School District audits find repeated problems (7)
- Employees at Kingston, Benedictine hospitals on edge as closure threat looms (video) (6)
- Armed robber shot dead by state trooper in Dutchess County house (6)
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