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Oscar Nominee Gets His Own Pie+Hit-And-Run Coverup |HV Daily Digest
Plus, Gorilla Stone gang leader gets 35 years; rain, rain, rain; a visit to The Roaring Twenties; "extra, extra, read all about Newsies."
HUDSON VALLEY, NY — There was a lot of news Thursday in the Hudson Valley.
In case you missed any of it, here is a roundup of some of the most-read stores to get you caught up.
- Gorilla Stone Gang Leader Gets 35 Years In Prison For Teen's Murder
- Yorktown Celebrates Completed Renovation Of Police Plaza
- Hochul Adds National Guard, State Police To Increase Subway Safety
- 3rd-Prize-Winning Powerball Ticket Sold In Mid-Hudson Valley
- 2 Accused Of Faking Evidence To Cover Up Fatal Hit-And-Run in Ulster
- Workers With The Developmentally Disabled To Rally For Higher Pay
- Clarkstown Police Foil Would-Be Car Thieves In Swapped Key Fob Case
- Don't Miss: Clarkstown South High School Presents "Newsies"
- Voters Approve Rockland BOCES Expansion Plan
- Rain On Repeat: Hudson Valley Forecast
- Rockland County Completes Deficit Bond Payments
- Iconic Pizzeria Honors Paul Giamatti With Renamed Signature Pie
- Mount Kisco Post Office Reopens After Car Careened Through Entry
- 3 Hudson Valley School Districts Among 250 'Most Envied' In US: Survey
- Bronxville High School Musicians Pay A Visit To 'The Roaring Twenties'
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