The Register-Star reports that Catskill High and Middle Schools were on lockdown this afternoon, after a bullet was found in a classroom.

The lockdown was initiated, and Catskill police responded to interview students and perform locker searches.

No firearms were found.

Students have now been dismissed from the school.

WNYT reports it was a .22 bullet, and may have been "hunting-related."

Gov. Andrew Cuomo's State of the State address, delivered from Albany earlier this afternoon:

The leadership of the flood-ravaged Greene County town of Prattsville has been in limbo since November, when Republican Alan Huggins won the supervisor's race as a write-in candidate, then promptly resigned.

But last night, the Prattsville town board re-appointed Democrat Kory O'Hara, who lost narrowly to Huggins in November as a sitting incumbent, to the post.

Town board member Bonita Chase said that the board met in a special meeting last night to make the appointment.

"The board felt it was in the best interest of the town to continue with current leadership, just because of continuity," she said.

At last night's meeting, another board member, Republican Steve Oliver, resigned, citing health reasons. The board appointed Greg Cross, former supervisor of Lexington, to fill his seat. Oliver had served two years of his four-year term.