Hate Crime Accusations; Child Sex Abuse; Fire Displaces Families

Here are the share-worthy stories from the Hudson Valley Patch network to talk about Tuesday, July 7:

• Croton Reminds Residents They Need IDs For Parks
• Op-Ed: Foreign Aid Is A Key Part Of U.S. Foreign Policy
• BounceU Closes In Nanuet, A Coronavirus Casualty
• Three Families Displaced After Hillcrest Fire
• Family Grocery Distribution At Kent Library
• Stanford Man Accused Of Child Sex Abuse
• New Rochelle To Open Lincoln Park Pool
• Building Project Primer: Bronxville Mayor
• Off-Duty Cop Shoots, Kills Neighbor; Knife Recovered: UPDATE
• Ulster Sees 45 New Coronavirus Cases
• 3 Teens Accused Of Throwing Rocks At Yeshiva
• Greenburgh Police Chief To Retire

» Across America

• Driver Hits Black Lives Matter Protesters In Huntington: PD
• 64 People Shot In NYC During Violent Fourth Of July Weekend: Cops
• U.S. Formally Withdraws From World Health Organization
• Atlanta Mayor Tests Positive For COVID 19

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