Community Corner
Halloween Costume Controversy, No License for Hutch Crash Driver, Beautiful Open Houses
Plus educators fined for house buy, "Hansel and Gretel," time change and more in the Patch Daily Digest.
Here are some of the top news you may have missed from our Hudson Valley Patch sites (click on a headline they’re hyperlinks):
- See Inside this Susan Drive Home & Other Open Houses in Yorktown, Somers This Weekend
- Time for a Change--Don’t Forget to Fall Back, Mount Kisco & Chappaqua
- Yesterday’s Fatal Fall at the Mall was Accidental, Clarkstown Police Say
- 4 Pleasantville, Briarcliff Eateries Participating in Hudson Valley Restaurant Week
- Odell Receives Endorsements for Re-election as Putnam County Executive
- To the Community: Come Meet the New Brewster Library Director Nov. 3
- NYC Educators Fined for Buying House Together in New City--Before Marriage
- Larchmont Resident Linda Halliday Martin Named Board Chair of Children’s Tumor Foundation
- Police: Truck Driver Involved in Firey Hutch-Merritt Crash Wasn’t Licensed
- Purchase Opera Presents: ‘Hansel and Gretel’ at Purchase College
- Port Chester Middle School 7th & 8th Grade Band Scares Up the Fun in the Village’s Halloween Parade
- 2 Bedford, Katonah Eateries Participating in Hudson Valley Restaurant Week
- See This Guard Hill Road Stunner During a Bedford Open House This Weekend
- Halloween Controversy: Eastchester High Reconsiders Cross-Dressing Ban
- Lunchtime Yoga: Nora LeMorin provides relief for the New Rochelle Community
Photo: 550 Guard Hill Road, Bedford. Photo credit: Zillow.com
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