Beloved Hudson Valley Store Suddenly Closes But There's A Twist

A beloved Hudson Valley shop shut down without warning, but locals can still get a taste of its best treats. Here’s how.

A popular store and deli in the Hudson Valley suddenly closed for good.

Staatsburg, New York Store Closes

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The owners of Woodpecker General Store in Staatsburg announced on Facebook that the store is closed "effective immediately."

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"We are deeply grateful for the incredible support, loyalty, and friendship you have shown us over the years. Thank you for being a part of our journey and for making every moment meaningful. We wish you all the very best in your future endeavors," owners Gerard + Kelle wrote on Facebook.

Gerard is a chef and a professor at the Culinary Institute of America.

The business was located on Route 9 in Staatsburg, offering breakfast, lunch, coffee, ice sandwiches and more, plus a gift shop.

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"Woodpecker General Store offers the Hudson Valley a prime grab+go market and deli," the store writes on its website. "We strive to serve the entire community's needs by offering grocery essentials, as well as made-to-order sandwiches + homemade sides consisting of local, seasonal ingredients. You will be able to taste the difference!

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Reason For Closure

The store is closing due to health reasons.

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"It is with a heavy heart that we announce the closure of our store, effective immediately, due to unforeseen health reasons," the owners wrote on Facebook.

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