halloween

Top New York officials released guidance on how to celebrate Halloween safely during the COVID-19 pandemic.

You can head to Middletown for a scary Halloween Horrorthon.

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We are scrambling for safe but fun ways to celebrate Halloween with the kids. We can't just cancel it.

The pandemic has made it a different kind of Halloween than in years past, but there are still plenty of safe ways to have fun with the family.

Parents are scrambling to find safe ways to celebrate Halloween with their kids. How about bringing them to a safe Halloween at the zoo?

Locust Grove, once home to Samuel Morse, has 200 acres, several historic buildings, gardens and a bluff that overlooks the Hudson River.

There will be a lot of seasonal celebrating this weekend here in the Hudson Valley.

Celebrating is a good thing, as long as we’re doing it safely, and there is so much to celebrate this time of the year here in the Hudson Valley.

Starting October 24th and ending on Halloween it will officially be Bat Week makes sure you take some time to learn more about this environmentally important flying mammal.