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5 days ago | 
hudsonvalleypost.com | Jonah Griss-Bush
Wildlife experts are spreading the word to Hudson Valley residents about the coyotes they will likely see in the coming weeks. The change of seasons affects nearly every living thing, and in New York, that often includes changes of behaviors in wild animals that can appear abnormal to humans.
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6 days ago | 
wrrv.com | Jonah Griss-Bush
A Hudson Valley card shop has gone viral after an amazing moment was caught on video. Now, millions of people are cheering on the once-in-a-lifetime experience from across the globe. The Instagram video, which has been viewed nearly 10 millions times, starts off as any other clip of store surveillance. Then, the impossible happens and a father, son, and store employee celebrate the unforgettable achievement.
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6 days ago | 
wrrv.com | Jonah Griss-Bush
Police in the lower Hudson Valley are issuing a warning after a scam reportedly cost a local resident more than $20,000 in cash. From posing as police officers to paving jobs that are too good to be true, it's an unfortunate reality that scammers across the Hudson Valley (and the country at large) continue to find creative ways to separate unsuspecting victims from their money.
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1 week ago | 
hudsonvalleypost.com | Jonah Griss-Bush
A shelter cat in western New York has taken the Internet by storm, and it doesn't take a rocket scientist (or personal trainer for that matter) to see why. Meet Marcell, who shelter workers say is currently on a "fitness journey". While he is available for adoption alongside a longtime feline companion, it was photos of his unbelievably expressive face, along side a body that looks like it just consumed an entire lasagna, that caught everybody's attention.
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1 week ago | 
wrrv.com | Jonah Griss-Bush
Some of the greatest mysteries in the Hudson Valley are hiding right before our eyes, like the unbelievable cemetery that hundreds of drivers speed past every single day. It's no secret that this area of New York is full of history. With homes that were built 100 years before the Revolutionary War and even the oldest intersection in the country, there's always something new to explore.
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1 week ago | 
wrrv.com | Jonah Griss-Bush
Let me start off by saying that this is not news. I repeat: This. Is. Not. News. Still, have you noticed a new trend with school buses in the Hudson Valley? I never thought I'd become a person who was so certain that things were done differently when I was a child, but this new school bus habit feels like a smack in the face to all I thought was good and true. Or maybe I'm just being sensitive...
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1 week ago | 
wrrv.com | Jonah Griss-Bush
Many Hudson Valley residents would be overjoyed to find out that a fox had chosen their yard to raise their pups. Some, however, might feel differently. There's a flurry of activity across New York State this spring, including the emergence of a new generation of predators. While it's likely to see more coyotes during daylight hours as they cruise for food for their young, it's also possible another animal could actually move in.
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1 week ago | 
wrrv.com | Jonah Griss-Bush
One of Ulster County's most beloved farm stands recently closed their doors for good... but not before an emotional gathering of friends, family, and customers that owners say they could not have anticipated "in our wildest thoughts". In a world where everyone seems to claim to have the "best" of whatever they're selling, it can be hard to figure out the truth. For the best cider donut in the Hudson Valley, however, there was little competition.
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1 week ago | 
hudsonvalleypost.com | Jonah Griss-Bush
Spring has sprung in the Hudson Valley, and while the optimists might be focusing on the blooming flowers and the joys of lawn maintenance, others are wringing their hands at the though of another yearly ritual: the return of active insects. While some of these creepy crawlers are helpful for the local environment, others are invasive species that can wreak havoc on neighborhood plants. The key is knowing which one is which.
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1 week ago | 
wrrv.com | Jonah Griss-Bush
A shelter cat in western New York has taken the Internet by storm, and it doesn't take a rocket scientist (or personal trainer for that matter) to see why. Meet Marcell, who shelter workers say is currently on a "fitness journey". While he is available for adoption alongside a longtime feline companion, it was photos of his unbelievably expressive face, along side a body that looks like it just consumed an entire lasagna, that caught everybody's attention.
