5 things to know this Monday, May 5
ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10)-- Happy Monday! Meteorologist Kevin Appleby says temperatures will be cooler for the start of the week with a high of 59, as rain showers are expected throughout the day.
Restoration efforts have begun at the Hudson-Athens Lighthouse after a barge hit the structure. Also, Troy Police are investigating a shooting that took place Sunday. These stories, and more, are in your five things to know this Monday, May 5.
1. Restoration efforts to begin at Hudson-Athens Lighthouse
The process of restoring the Hudson-Athens Lighthouse has begun after a barge operated by Coeymans-based Carver Companies ran into the structure earlier in the week. Officials said the tugboat company has been very helpful assisting in the investigation.
2. City of Kingston unveils newly renovated stadium
After more than two years of construction, the Kingston City School District can now enjoy a newly upgraded outdoor stadium. Governor Kathy Hochul announced the completion of the revitalized Robert H. Dietz Memorial Stadium on Saturday.
3. Dutchess Co. man accused of stalking young child in Pleasant Valley
A Wappinger man has been arrested after allegedly stalking an elementary school-aged child in the town of Pleasant Valley, according to the Dutchess County Sheriff’s Office. Kurt Geisler, 36, faces multiple charges.
4. Ohio man stops in Coxsackie on cross-country walk for mental health awareness
An Ohio man stopped in Coxsackie Sunday evening amid his walk across the country — spreading awareness for a good cause.
5. Troy PD: 1 injured in shooting near 7th Ave.
Troy authorities are currently investigating a shooting that took place near 7th Avenue and Glen Avenue on Sunday, according to the city’s police department. One person was reportedly struck in the upper arm.