Alternate School Needs C of O | Police Investigator Dies of 9/11 Illness | Anchorage Hearing Scheduled

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

• Pound Ridge Library Director Fired, Board President Not Re-Elected
• Man Accused of Shooting Retired Greenburgh Cop Pleads Guilty
• Westchester Locations Featured in New Movie Thriller
• 'Creepy Clowns' Statement Issued By Dutchess County Sheriff
• Poughkeepsie's Alternative School Needs Certificate of Occupancy, Must Be Re-inspected
• 'Creepy Clown' Scare Comes to New Rochelle
• Hudson Valley Restaurant Week Set to Begin November 1
• Check Smoke Alarms in New Rochelle for National Fire Prevention Week
• ConEd Bucket Truck Catches Fire During Safety Test
• Bloodhound Police Detective Meets Fox Meadow Students
• NY State Police Investigator Dies from Illness Caused By Work at 9/11 Ground Zero

More news stories

• Almost 600 Traffic Tickets Issued in Greenburgh in September
• Hudson Valley Senators to Hold Public Hearing on Coast Guard Anchorage Proposal
• Yorktown Police Issue Statement About 'Creepy Clown' Sighting
• New York Ranks Low Among States on Integrating Hispanics: New Report
• Beekman Man Gets 20 Years in Prison for Child Sex Abuse
• Valhalla Voters OK $9.9M Bond Referendum
• Rye Neck $35.5M Bond Vote Fails to Pass
• 4 Westchester Cities Join Forces to Bring Ultra-High Speed Broadband to County
• Court Refuses to Hear Port Chester Appeal on Firefighter Referendum

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