Lots of snow brings out lots of kindness in Dutchess County
Neighbors in Hopewell Junction were quick to offer a helping hand to a woman who needed it.
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Dec 17, 2020, 11:37 PM
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1h agoThe snow seemed to bring out the best in people throughout Dutchess County.
Shoveling can be grueling after a major snowstorm, but Toni Houston's neighbors in Hopewell Junction were quick to offer a helping hand when she needed it most.
She says without her husband around, she and her daughter appreciated every ounce of help.
In Fishkill, the Hilton Hotel staff and N&L Landscaping freed the News 12 vehicle.
They also helped two women from Beacon.
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