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6 days ago |
wrrv.com | Jonah Griss-Bush
I need to get some answers, because one of the most famous movie props in the entire world might be hiding in the most random place in the Hudson Valley. Our corner of New York has been a recent hotbed of activity for film crews. Both television shows and movies have been shot across multiple counties, and spotting A-list stars has nearly become commonplace. But that still doesn't explain what I saw in Newburgh.
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6 days ago |
wrrv.com | Jonah Griss-Bush
I didn't know what I expected when I first walked in the doors at 18 Westage Drive in Fishkill, but it certainly wasn't what I saw. Hiding inside a nondescript strip mall in Dutchess County is the one of the biggest, brightest, and most welcoming destinations I have ever seen... and I haven't even got to the tractor or the cow yet.
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1 week ago |
wrrv.com | Jonah Griss-Bush
Forest rangers with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation may have just hit a new high standard for professionalism and detective work after they used an ingenious tactic to locate a hiker that was reported missing in the Adirondacks. While spring has finally made its way to southern parts of New York, snow is still falling further north. Not only does winter weather create more dangerous conditions for hikers, but fresh snow can (usually) impede rescue efforts.
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1 week ago |
wrrv.com | Jonah Griss-Bush
It's time to get ready for one of the most exciting invasions of the year... hummingbirds are coming back to New York State!While the term "invasion" usually isn't associated with something positive, the return of migrating animals is always exciting. First, tens of thousands of eels made their appearance in the Hudson Valley... now it's time for tiny birds. Thousands of hummingbirds are headed to New York...
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1 week ago |
hudsonvalleypost.com | Jonah Griss-Bush
In a surprising move, the New York State Division of Homeland Security & Emergency Services issued a clear message to residents about the dangers of a popular item sold at gas stations and grocery stores across the region. Deputy State Fire Administrator Luci Labriola-Cuffe took to Facebook to share a quick video educating the public on a seemingly innocent item that could actually pose a significant risk.
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