Moratorium End Could Be in Sight | College Auctions Off Houses | Mrs. Green’s Closes Local Stores

LARCHMONT, NY — There was plenty of news across the Hudson Valley over the past week. If you missed any of it on Larchmont-Mamaroneck Patch, here’s a roundup of the top stories.

• Racist, Anti-Semitic Graffiti Found on Bronx River Bike Path in White Plains
• Irvington Students Raise Money for Victims of Hurricane Matthew
• Eastchester Barnes & Noble Opening Delayed Again
• Pooch Bites Toddler, Owners Located with Bronxville Police Assistance
• New Rochelle Firefighters Honored for Rescue Efforts
• New Pickleball Program to Start in Greenburgh
• Bedford District Kindergarteners Learn About Weather at Entertaining Assembly
• New M8 Rail Cars to Be Added to New Haven Line
• College of New Rochelle to Auction Off 5 Homes to Offset Financial Crisis
• Mrs. Green's Markets Closes Local Stores, CEO Steps Down
• Chamberlain Excessive Force Suit Rejected By Federal Jury
• Seaside Johnnies at Odds with Rye Town Park Commission
• California Company Says It Will Keep Westchester County Airport Employees in Takeover
• Larchmont Building Moratorium End Could Be in Sight
• Hudson Valley Child Who Wrote About Syrian Boy Meets President Obama
• IBM's Somers Campus Sold for $31.75M
• Legal Expenses, Short Staff, Police Investigation Leave Pound Ridge Library in Shaky Condition
• Heroin Overdose Kit Recalled Due to Faulty Atomizer
• 21st Century Peeping Tom Tackled in Thruway Restroom: Cops

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