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Coming soon to 2121 Ulster Avenue in Lake Katrine: The heady smell of fresh-baked bread. A lot of it.

State and local officials gathered Monday to cut the ribbon on a Lake Katrine building that will be the site of Bread Alone's new 26,000-square-foot bakery. The building will house Bread Alone's second commercial bakery, in addition to the original bakery on Route 28 in Boiceville, and will also host a retail outlet on site.

Since its founding in 1983, Bread Alone has grown from a small artisanal bakery to a brand known across the region and New York City -- and one of the region's brightest small-business success stories. With the new Lake Katrine production facility, owners say, the company is on track to double its revenue over the next five years.

The Freeman is reporting that a 25-year-old Highland resident is at Westchester Medical Center after being shot in the head in Poughkeepsie late Sunday night.

The woman, whose name has not been released, was taken to the hospital by her boyfriend, also not identified:

[Poughkeepsie police officer Walt] Horton said police aren’t sure exactly where the shooting occurred or what kind of gun was used. No weapon was recovered.

Horton would not identify the woman’s boyfriend, but he said the man told police he was not with the victim when she was shot.

“He claims he found her in that condition and brought her to the emergency room,” Horton said.

Anyone with information about the shooting is urged to call Poughkeepsie police at (845) 451-7577.

This weekend, the Frost Valley YMCA bids farewell to a longtime champion. D. Halbe Brown, who was camp director at Frost Valley from 1966 to 2001 and raised his five children at the Claryville camp, died on September 13. On Sunday, the camp will hold a memorial service.

Brown will be missed by Frost Valley alums around the world, said current camp director Jerry Huncosky.

"He had friends all over the world," Huncosky said. "There are going to be tons of people in Tokyo who will be distraught."

Under Brown's direction, Frost Valley grew from a small summer camp to a year-round, internationally-known center. Brown was also a pioneer in the world of inclusive camping for children with special needs, starting the nation's first overnight camping program for children who need dialysis in 1975. The program is still running.

Rumors are flying in the Delaware County town of Stamford, which was the scene of heavy law enforcement activity last night. So far, little information has been released about the nature of the incident, but state troopers told the Watershed Post that an arrest was made, and that more information will be available later today.

Captain James Barnes of Troop C said that a person was taken into custody on a warrant out of Menands, a village in Albany County. In a related action, another person was arrested in Oneonta, also on a warrant from Menands. Barnes declined to give the names of those arrested.

"We're still working on the investigation," he said.

Barnes said that Troop C would release a statement later in the day. We'll update this post when we have more information.

Update, 10/12: State police still have not released any information, other than to say that getting information out about this incident is currently low priority because they are dealing with the shooting of an officer in an unrelated case.