Good morning, Poughkeepsie.

Davis Furniture, a 102-year-old business, may have to leave its Shoppes at South Hills showroom by Sept.

30 as the property owner plans to redevelop the space into self-storage; the company remains open and is negotiating to stay (it moved into its largest 80,000 sqft showroom in March).

On Wednesday, Soho House officials presented a plan at the former Grasmere estate in Rhinebeck to develop a $200 million membership resort with financial incentives from the Dutchess County Industrial Development Agency.

The board approved a preliminary resolution, and a public hearing is scheduled before further review (construction would employ over 1,100 workers with more than 1,400 future hires).

A new study finds New Yorkers can pay 53% more for the same groceries based solely on where they shop.

The research shows Whole Foods is the priciest while Lidl, noted for its lower prices, is planning to expand into the Hudson Valley (Freedom Debt Relief study).

Students are returning to classes, and local officials remind drivers to stop for flashing red school bus lights and slow for yellow ones — AAA data shows September had the highest number of school bus tickets last year.

Drivers are urged to avoid distractions and remain alert in school zones.

Premier Medical Group notified patients that a hacker accessed medical records on June 14 — investigators later determined the breach details on July 14 and urged patients to review their statements for any unauthorized services.

Baxter International recalled injectable drugs as the FDA warned that potential fiberglass and metal contamination may cause blood clots and organ damage (check lot numbers and expiration dates).

The drugs were sent to healthcare facilities and home care settings in New York and other states.

Millbrook Vineyards & Winery in Dutchess County offers live music and food amid a scenic countryside setting.

The winery creates a road trip experience for visitors looking for a local escape.