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County Sues Over Congestion Pricing+Michaels Returns |HV Daily Digest
Plus, $2M Mega Millions ticket sold here, inmate accused of killing fellow prisoner and holiday weekend showers mean spring flowers.

HUDSON VALLEY, NY — There was a lot of news Wednesday in the Hudson Valley.
In case you missed any of it, here is a roundup of some of the most-read stories to get you caught up.
- A New Barnes & Noble Is Planned For Mount Kisco
- Return Of The Yankee Clippers, Spring Metro-North Schedule Changes
- Michaels Makes Plans To Return To Pelham Manor
- As Mental Illness Rose, NY Lost Treatment Options State Comptroller Finds
- Rockland Sues the MTA Over Congestion Toll In Lower Manhattan
- After Baltimore Bridge Collapse, A Question: How Safe Are NY Bridges?
- Mostly Rain With Glimpses Of Sun: Hudson Valley Holiday Weekend
- Greenburgh Needs Republican Or Independent For Ethics Board Vacancy
- Poughkeepsie Book Festival To Feature 100 Authors Of Books For Youth
- Otisville Inmate Kills Another Incarcerated Man: Feds
- $2M Mega Millions 2nd Prize Ticket Sold In Newburgh
- West Point Cadet Drowns While On Leave In Florida
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