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hudsonvalleypost.com | Bobby Welber
Wildlife officials are warning New Yorkers to prepare to see bears near their homes. The New York State DEC says hungry bears are waking up from their winter slumbers and likely will be on the hunt for food. To "prevent human-bear conflicts, the DEC wants all New Yorkers to follow these tips to be "BearWise.""New Yorkers are advised to never feed or approach bears. Feeding bears intentionally is dangerous and illegal.
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hudsonvalleypost.com | Bobby Welber
One of the nation's biggest banks is confirming massive closures. Many branches in New York are closing. Flagstar Financial was formed in 2024 following the merger of Flagstar Bank and New York Community Bank. The company, based in New York, is now one of the 30 biggest banks in America, with around $100 billion in assets. Since the merger became official the bank has been restructuring. Moves included layoffs and closures.
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hudsonvalleypost.com | Bobby Welber
A Hudson Valley man just confessed to his 30th crime. His expected sentence might shock. David Hoovler, the Orange County District Attorney, announced a resident was convicted of his 29th and 30th crimes. Pedro Torres, 62, of Newburgh, pleaded guilty in the Town of Newburgh Justice Court to two (2) counts of petit larceny. Torres confessed to shoplifting at two area stores in 2024.
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hudsonvalleypost.com | Bobby Welber
A pair of Upstate New York brothers have now been missing for nearly two weeks. Can you help? The brothers were last seen on April 4. Dylan Wisniewski, 14, and 15-year-old Adam Wisniewski were both last seen on April 4, according to the National Centers For Missing & Exploited Children.
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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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