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New York COVID-19 nursing home deaths undercounted by as much as 50%, state AG investigation finds

New York COVID-19 nursing home deaths undercounted by as much as 50%, state AG investigation finds Joseph Spector and David Robinson, USA TODAY NETWORK Nurse recounts mother s death from COVID-19 in Dutchess Hospital Replay Video UP NEXT ALBANY, N.Y. – A probe by the New York Attorney General s Office found COVID-19 deaths of nursing home residents in the state may have been undercounted by as much as 50% as poor infection-control practices and understaffing fueled the coronavirus crisis inside the long-term care facilities. © Patrick Oehler/Poughkeepsie Journal Kathleen Cole holds a portrait of her mother Dolores McGoldrick at Hurley Reformed Church on April 29, 2020. McGoldrick succumbed to COVID-19 at Northern Dutchess Hospital on April 17.

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Murder on Poughkeepsie s Garfield Place in 1931 had elements of a Hollywood movie

Murder on Poughkeepsie s Garfield Place in 1931 had elements of a Hollywood movie Anthony P. Musso, For the Poughkeepsie Journal © Patrick Oehler/Poughkeepsie Journal 16 Garfield Place in the City of Poughkeepsie on January 25, 2021. The home was the scene of the gruesome murder of prominent businessman John William Schatz in 1931. The story reads like a 1930s Hollywood script rather than a gruesome murder in an affluent neighborhood in the City of Poughkeepsie. But the 1931 slaying of prominent businessman John William Schatz as he slept in the bedroom of his home on Garfield Place was a shocking reality for the community. The fashionable house, which was built in 1853 for shipping magnate Avis Barney, featured elegant Italian plaster work, solid marble fireplace mantles, and other quality details. It was purchased by Schatz when he relocated from New Haven, Connecticut, to Poughkeepsie in 1918.

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