Orange County senior citizens say they're feeling less symptoms as air quality improves
Residents at the Mulberry House Senior Center spoke to News 12 about how the last few days had a negative impact on them.
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Jun 9, 2023, 9:54 PM
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2ds agoResidents at an Orange County senior center say their symptoms are going away as the air quality improves in the Hudson Valley.
Residents at the Mulberry House Senior Center spoke to News 12's Ben Nandy about how the last few days had a negative impact on them.
