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Wild Weather, Venomous Caterpillars + Measles Exposure Top 2018's Hudson Valley News

Go here → http://hudsonvalleypost.com #HudsonValley #HudsonValleyNews http://hudsonvalleypost.com/tick-carr... A potentially deadly tick, that causes dangerous brain swelling, returned to Hudson Valley this summer. The Powassan virus is spread by the same deer tick that carries Lyme disease. The virus kills about 10 percent, leaving half with permanent neurological problems. Health officials in Dutchess and Columbia counties confirmed a resident from each county was diagnosed with the Powassan virus. http://hudsonvalleypost.com/popular-h... A popular college bar was allegedly full of underage drinkers. According to the State Liquor authority, they noticed vans dropping off Marist college students to Darby O’Gills on a Friday night in late November. Officials say the bar was soon packed, and 90 percent of the customers were underage. As a result, the Hyde Park bar’s liquor license was suspended, Investigators issued 115 tickets to minors for possessing a fake ID and three bartenders were arrested for serving minors. http://hudsonvalleypost.com/people-wh... Measles was exposed to a popular Dutchess County diner. Health officials say that two people from Putnam County developed measles from the 2 European tourists who visited the area in April. Anyone who visited the Red Line Diner in Fishkill on April 27th, the Subway at the Patterson Commons on April 29th or De-Cheek-Ko and Sons food market in Brewster may have been exposed. http://hudsonvalleypost.com/multiple-... 4 Hudson Valley counties were impacted by tornadoes in May, one that traveled across the river. Weather officials confirmed tornadoes touched down in Newburgh, Patterson, Kent, and Saugerties. The Ulster County twister then traveled across the Hudson River to Tivoli. Officials also confirmed a macroburst impacted Beacon, East Fishkill, Hopewell Junction, Wappingers and Kent. Macro-bursts can produce as much damage as a tornado, if not more, but the winds move in a straight line. http://hudsonvalleypost.com/poisonous... A cute, fuzzy but poisonous caterpillar was spotted in New York. There were reports of the White hickory tussock caterpillar in Orange, Dutchess, Ulster and Sullivan counties as well as the Catskills and the Albany area. The furry white hairs on the critter are actually poisonous. When they get stuck in skin, a person may develop a rash, similar to poison ivy. In extreme cases the person will have difficulty breathing and may vomit. Like us →   / hudsonvalleypost   Follow us →   / hudsonvalleypst   Get our newsletter → http://hudsonvalleypost.com/newsletter