Polls Can't Change; County Aims For 0 Deficit; 2 Killed In Crash

Here are the share-worthy stories from the Hudson Valley Patch network for Monday, Nov. 6:

• Rockland's Deficit Aims At Zero by End of Fiscal Year
• Stolen Motorcycles, Guns; Chase, Manhunt: Teens Charged
• Local Community College Among Best In The US
• Freeze On The Way: Work Week Weather
• Ex Attack; Yelling In The Street: Mount Kisco Police Blotter
• Fair Campaign Practices Committee Ruling On Croton Complaints
• I-87 Lanes Closing For Work On The Mario This Week
• Woman Follows GPS Into Neversink River
• 2 New Rochelle Men Killed In Mamaroneck Collision
• New Pizza Place Opens At Site Of Old Modern In New Rochelle
• County Can't Move Yorktown Polling Districts: Ruling
• Erratic Vehicle Leads To DWI, Criminal Impersonation Charges
• Speeding Violation Leads To Drug Charges For Port Chester Man
• Port Chester Middle School Reopens Monday
• Lane Closures On The Taconic This Week
• Bedford Man Arrested For Felony Drunk Driving
• Blood Drive Held In Memory Of Bronxville 14YO
• Cuomo Signs Bill Requiring HOAs To Open Books To Members
• Irvington Middle Schoolers Explore Topographic Maps With Models

>> Across America

• Resident Who Stopped Church Shooting Hailed A Hero
• Woman Flips Trump The Bird. Then This Happened.
• Comcast Internet Experiencing Nationwide Outages
• Most Veterans Support Medical Cannabis Research
• Texas Church Shooting May Not Have Been Random

Thank you for reading.

Photo caption: Budget Director Steve Grogan, Finance Commissioner Stephen DeGroat and Rockland County Executive Ed Day. Photo credit: Submitted.