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Virtual Trick-Or-Treat; Eagle Scout Project; Tulips Planted
Plus time change coming, NYC home-buyers choosing Hudson Valley and more: nearby news.

HUDSON VALLEY, NY — Here are the share-worthy stories from the Hudson Valley Patch network to talk about from Thursday, Oct. 29:
- One Man Injured By DEA Agents At Nanuet Hotel
- Timeline: Zeta, Ice Storm Combo In The Hudson Valley
- Trick-or-Treat For UNICEF Virtually In Clarkstown
- Indian Point Task Force Resets Meeting For Nov. 5
- Larchmont Eagle Scout Project Improves Local Cemetery
- Volunteers Plant 2,020 Tulip Bulbs At New Rochelle HS
- Tarrytown Election Day Poll Locations
- Daylight Saving Time Ends: What Time The Sun Sets In New York
» Real Estate
- NYC Buyers Are Flocking To Westchester: Report
- Wow House: Spacious Condo Recently Renovated
- Wow House: First-Floor Condo With Roomy Kitchen
- Pet-Friendly, 2-Bedroom Condo In Westchester
- Newly Built Condo With Rooftop Deck In Mid-Hudson Valley
» Across America
- Trump, Biden Taking Vastly Different Approaches To Virus Crisis
- Marilyn Monroe, Witch Trial Caves: 13 Tales From Haunted America
- Ransomware Assault Threatens U.S. Health Care System, FBI Warns
- Unemployment Claims Fall, But New Infections A Threat
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