Holiday Schedule: What’s open, what’s closed
People across the Hudson Valley are celebrating Italian Heritage Day/Indigenous People’s Day today.
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Oct 10, 2022, 11:16 AM
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11h agoPeople across the Hudson Valley are celebrating Italian Heritage Day/Indigenous People’s Day today.
Here is a list of places that are closed/open today
• Public schools and most private schools are closed
• Mass transit is running on a regular weekday schedule.
• Some banks will close.
• U.S. Post Offices are closed, and there is no mail delivery.
• The state Department of Motor Vehicles is closed.
• The financial markets are open.
• Nonessential federal, state and city government offices and courts are closed.
• Check with your local government about Monday trash pickups moving to Tuesday
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