Village Dissolution; Mobile Virus Testing; Schools Go Remote

HUDSON VALLEY, NY — Here are the share-worthy stories from the Hudson Valley Patch network to talk about from Tuesday, Dec. 8:

• Coronavirus Can't Stop North Pole Airport In New City
• Carmel Schools Going Remote For The Holidays
• Pandemic Hits Black Male Community College Students Hard: Report
• Obituary: Elizabeth McCormack, Manhattanville College Trustee
• South Nyack Continues Dissolution Discussion Thursday
• Snow Showers Possible Wednesday In The Hudson Valley
• $11M Resurfacing Project On I-84 Completed
• Coronavirus Cases In Bedford Schools Alter Learning Schedules
• 3 Westchester Bars' Licenses Suspended For Pandemic Rule Breaking
• Driver Accused Of Causing Passenger Death During High-Speed Chase
• Mobile Coronavirus Testing Offered In Tarrytown
• Toys For Tots Collection Set For Saturday In New Rochelle
• 25 Days Of Holiday Volunteering — Day 8: Hospital Gift Shop

» Across America

• X-Ray Technician Lives In RV To Keep Small-Town Hospital Afloat
• 'Quite Frankly Shocking': Coronavirus Deaths Hit Record Levels
• White House Pushing For $600 Stimulus Payments: Report
• Chuck Yeager, 1st To Break Sound Barrier, Dies At 97

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