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Source: hudsonvalleycountry.com

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter If you've driven down Hooker Avenue in Poughkeepsie recently, you may have noticed some activity at the former Rite Aid building. Work is underway inside the vacant storefront, and naturally, people are starting to wonder what's going on. What's Happening at the Former Rite Aid in Poughkeepsie? The Rite Aid at 238 Hooker Avenue in Poughkeepsie, New York, permanently closed in 2025 as part of the company's nationwide liquidation and Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Since then, the building has sat vacant, but it looks like something is finally happening at the property. I live fairly close to the former store, and recently I noticed workers doing some work both inside and outside the building. They were removing shelves, coolers, and other items from inside, along with doing some resurfacing and painting in the parking lot. What's Moving In? A recent discussion on social media has sparked plenty of guesses about what could be coming to the location.

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