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Unshattered, a local nonprofit in Wappingers Falls dedicated to helping women in recovery by crafting upcycled products, was featured on the final episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show and had previously received a $100,000 grant from Southwest Airlines (and crafted items for the Super Bowl).

Unshattered, a nonprofit from Wappingers Falls that supports recovery through crafting upcycled products, appeared on the final episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show to share its message of hope.

The group also marked a Super Bowl moment in February by supplying bags for team supporters + fans.

A nearly 17000 pound beam from the World Trade Center stopped at West Point Tuesday as part of the Tunnel to Towers Foundation’s 25th anniversary tour to honor 9/11 victims.

The 21 foot beam has traveled through 21 states and will visit Boston and Washington, D.C. before returning to New York on Sept. 11.

Sabellico Greenhouses & Florist in Hopewell Junction will permanently close on Wednesday, Sept.

30 after 76 years of growing plants for local gardeners. The family business thanked longtime employees and customers for their support.

Kennedy Fried Chicken opened its doors this weekend at the corner of East Main and Market in Wappingers Falls after nearly seven years of delays.

Locals enjoyed the debut featuring fried chicken, wings, burgers and more (the building’s American Flag mural adding extra charm).

LEGOLAND New York Resort in Goshen will host Brick-or-Treat from Oct.

2 through Nov. 1, with trick or treating starting daily at 2 p.m. (All activities are included with admission) The event features themed LEGO characters, live entertainment and hands-on brick builds for families.

Fall festivals are set to light up the Hudson Valley starting Sept.

4 with a hot-air balloon event at Tymor Park in Lagrangeville and continuing through mid-October with apple picking and live music at Barton Orchards in Poughquag & other local venues. Organizers plan rain or shine festivities across multiple counties.

Forecasters are 90% sure that a very strong El Niño will bring a warmer winter with less snowfall to the Hudson Valley.

NOAA will update the outlook on Sept. 10 and Sept. 17 + clarifying whether brief cold snaps could bring periodic snowstorms.

The New York state Division of Consumer Protection warns consumers to be cautious with weight loss and health products that promise quick fixes.

The guide advises shoppers to read fine print, check reviews, and consult a health professional before trying unapproved treatments.