Local Officers Kept Out Of Immigration Law | Amtrak Train Covers Commuters In Snow | 34 Narcotics Arrests Made

There was plenty of news across the Hudson Valley over the past week.

If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here’s a roundup of the top stories.

A registered sex offender was arrested for another sex-related crime, and “Operation Family Ties” nets 34 narcotics arrests.

One local elementary school promoted wellness via a cardio boot camp, and another high school created a safe space for gender discussion.

And watch an Amtrak train barrel through a station when the snow is still on the tracks.

• John Jay High School To Present Production Of 'Little Women'
• Washington Irvington Students Studied Frogs, Put Info On Websites
• Katonah Worried In 2011 When Level 3 Sex Offender Moved In
• New Rochelle Event To Foster Safe Space For Gender Discussion
• Upgrades To Sewage Pump Station Irk Mamaroneck Residents, Others
• Dobbs Ferry Man Arrested For Selling, Possessing Drugs
• Solarize Greenburgh Event Rescheduled Due To Storm
• Larchmont Spelling Bee Taking Registration For Teams
• Newburgh Council Votes To Keep Local Officers Out Of Immigration Law
• Yorktown Teen Faces Felony Charge For Stealing Cookie Cake
• Amtrak Train Covers Commuters In Snow Going Through Dutchess County Station
• Cardio Boot Camp Promotes Student Wellness At Daniel Warren Elementary
• 34 Narcotics Arrests Made In 'Operation Family Ties'
• 2 Scarsdale Teens Raise More Than $6K For Pediatric Cancer

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