$300K Disability Scam, Greenburgh Gets $1 Million, Facebook Helps Cops

Here’s some of the top news you may have missed from our Hudson Valley Patch sites (click on a headline they’re hyperlinks):

• Feds Say Yorktown Man Collected $306,431 in Disability Benefits While Working Fulltime
• New City Philanthropists Honored at Community Celebration
• Facebook Tip Helped Police ID Suspects in Pizzeria Burglary
• Federal Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Filed by Parents of Edgemont’s Lauren Spierer
• Larchmont and Pelham Students Help Raise Funds to Build a Library at a School in Sri Lanka
• Employee Accused of Stealing Meat from the A&P in Croton
• Rye Brook’s Houliahan Lawrence Named Exclusive Agent for Three New Luxury Homes in Bedford
• Katonah’s Harvey School Prepares for ‘A Day of Service’ on Oct. 7
• 12 Drivers Caught Texting in New Castle This Morning
• Greenburgh Town Board Approves Acceptance of $1 Million for Land Purchase
• Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center’s West Harrison Facility Set to Open Oct. 6
• Van Cortlandtville Elementary and its PTA Recognized as a National PTA School of Excellence
• Proposal Process Starts Anew for Chappaqua Train Station Eatery
• Rye Train Commuters: Your Parking Permit Renewals Have Been Mailed
• Brewster VFW Seeks New Members

Photo: Van Cortlandville Elementary School PTA members

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