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HUDSON VALLEY, NY — Share-worthy stories from the Hudson Valley Patch network to talk about tonight:

More Heat Forecast For 'Abnormally Dry' Hudson Valley

Much of the region has had so little rain recently that it is classified as "abnormally dry" by the U.S. Drought Monitor, and some local water restrictions have begun as the forecast calls for more dry, hot weather.

Yankee Legend Lou Gehrig's Former House In Westchester For Sale

You can own a piece of baseball history and a quintessential New Rochelle dream house near the Long Island Sound for $1.459 million.

Stepinac Senior Commits To Play Harvard Football

School officials said Jack Donahoe of White Plains was approached by five Ivy League universities in one week.

Former Marine In Neo-Nazi Group Plotted To Rape And Kill: Report

Feds say Matthew Belanger, 25, planned to "decrease the number of minority residents" with "Rapekrieg," Rolling Stone reports.

» Also Worth a Look Today:

• RowAmerica Rye Brings Home 9 Gold Medals At Summer Nationals
• Westchester County Parks Conservation Receives Fishing Advisory Grant
• LaGrange Man Accused Of Sex Assault
• Dutchess To Spend $2.1M On Hudson Valley Regional Airport Improvements
• Shop Hosts Farm Fest At Tilly Foster
• Memorial Plaza: Pedestrian Project, Holiday Tree, Farmers Market
• Obituary: Judy McDermott, Retired Teacher
• Travel Alert: Key Thruway Exit Ramp To Close Overnight Tuesday
• Nyack's Black Parakeetz Paint, Swig & Sing! Wins By Having Fun
• Chappaqua Swim & Tennis Raises $30K+ For Swim Across America
• Mamaroneck's Derecktor Shipyard Wins Big Maritime Administration Grant

» Across America

1. Brain-Eating Amoeba: Assume There’s A Risk In Warm Lakes, CDC Says
2. Mega Millions Jackpot $1.28 Billion For Friday Night's Drawing
3. Sharks In Lake Michigan? Climate Change Makes It More Likely
4. Defense Contractor, Wife Used Names Of Dead Babies For Decades

Patch PM shares a few of the day's must-read items from our regional network. The Patch community platform includes communities in the mid- and lower Hudson Valley, Long Island, New York City, New Jersey and Connecticut.