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This historic Georgian Colonial was built with local bricks in 1910 to view the Hudson River and the Berkshires. It is situated on 73 acres complete with guest houses, 3 barns, and a 3 car garage. Classical Grecian architecture allows for oversized and high ceilings. There is an enormous second-floor covered terrace. Along central hall leads to a third-story ballroom. The main house has 5 bedrooms, 3 and a half baths and 6 fireplaces. It was built as a summer home on land given as a wedding gift to Edward and Martha Van Antwerp. There is also a wooded road that leads to a bridge to 42 acre Shad Island. This is part of the estate along the Hudson River shoreline. It is on the market for $2.9 million.

Elderly New Yorker loses significant amount of money in 'grandparent scam'.

What would you do if you were robbed? What would you do if you were robbed during your drug deal? Call 911?

This isn't the first time that ATVs and snowmobiles have been allowed to drive, like cars, on the village streets in Lake George. However, not everyone is happy about it.

Rome Police end up nabbing 2 men when they are only looking for 1.

Clean your sidewalk, driveway, and porch stairs, or NO packages for you! An Amazon driver recently pleaded with Capital Region residents to make sure there's a clear pathway leading up to their porch or else they won't be getting their packages...

Missing locals. Cold cases. Unexplained happenings. Here are 12 unsolved mysteries that took place right here in the Hudson Valley.

This was once North Petersburgh United Methodist Church. The stained glass windows are intact along with pews, a large kitchen area, and a church hall. There is also an area for a choir. It sits on 1.81 acres. The basement is partially finished. The old church is listed at $79,900 and needs a lot of work.

There has been a ton of talk lately about eliminating snow days for kids in New York state schools. Because of the pandemic, we all have had this shift of thinking that our kids can learn virtually. The truth is, they can. The question is, "Why do we want to do that to our kids?"

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New York will be taking part in a new federal program to improve broadband accessibility and affordability for low-income families.

State Police Wanted them in July, see why in the video below Back in July, officials from the New York State Police asked for the public's help in identifying three teenage-looking kids who were allegedly caught on video surveillance breaking in and then stealing from multiple campsites in upstate New York...