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Yikes! Gigantic Spider Spotted in Poughkeepsie

A leisurely drive this past weekend in Poughkeepsie, led to a frightening discovery.

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Half-Buried Chapel from 1924 Unearthed at Wappingers Cemetery

One of the Hudson Valley's hidden gems was recently given a facelift and many of us are now getting our first-ever peek inside.

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Half-Buried Chapel from 1924 Unearthed at Wappingers Cemetery

One of the Hudson Valley's hidden gems was recently given a facelift and many of us are now getting our first-ever peek inside.

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Half-Buried Chapel from 1924 Unearthed at Wappingers Cemetery

One of the Hudson Valley's hidden gems was recently given a facelift and many of us are now getting our first-ever peek inside.

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Cornell University Returns Native American Remains After 60 Years

Cornell University returned ancestral remains to the Oneida Indian Nation that were inadvertently dug up in 1964 and stored for decades in the school archive.

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