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Martha Stewart's Pet Peacocks Eaten: Hudson Valley Week In Review

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"FBI: Most Wanted" was filming on Main Street.
"FBI: Most Wanted" was filming on Main Street. (Town of Clarkstown/Facebook)

HUDSON VALLEY, NY — In a special celebrity edition of Hudson Valley Week in Review, Martha Stewart loses more pets to Darwin's Law, Matt Damon moves into the neighborhood, Yankee legend Lou Gehrig's former Westchester home goes on the market and that new gun store on the corner is just a film set.

There was plenty of news involving us common folk as well. Here are this week's most read stories from the Hudson Valley Patch network:

6 Of Martha Stewart's Beloved Pet Peacocks 'Devoured' By Coyotes

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The celebrity lifestyle guru welcomed any suggestions for dealing with the "coyotes who have expensive tastes when it comes to poultry."


Matt Damon Buys An $8.5M Home In The Hudson Valley

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The Oscar-winning actor purchased the estate, with a treehouse and antique barn next to a golf course in Westchester County, in June.


Yankee Legend Lou Gehrig's Former House In Westchester For Sale

You can own a piece of baseball history and a quintessential New Rochelle dream house near the Long Island Sound for $1.459 million.


Gun Store Movie Set Surprises New City Residents

Signs plastered all over the strip-mall storefront offered guns, knives, ammo to buy, sell, trade. New City residents were shocked.


John Doe Found Unconscious In Bronx Street ID'd As Westchester Man

The case drew interest from missing persons investigators as far away as Texas, but police say the mystery man is from the Hudson Valley.


Westchester Man Arrested For Targeting Cop With Water Pellet Gun: NYPD

The NYPD recently posted on social media that "bead blasters" shoot gel water beads propelled by a spring-loaded air pump, thus making them illegal air rifles.

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