HS Seniors Want To Sit On School Board | Therapy Dog New Curriculum | Police Investigating Home Invasion

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

A home invasion is Scarsdale is being investigated, and the name of the movie theater employee stabbed to death was released.

Service dogs will be part of a unique health care course at a local college, and the county wants to help you deter mosquitos will minnows.

• Father, Son Arrested For Assault In Yorktown
• Tarrytown Ranked One of State’s Best Suburbs
• Lewisboro Named Safest City In America For 2017
• Applications Being Accepted For New Rochelle's Citizen Police Academy
• Rye Neck High School Mock Trial Team Wins County Championship
• Black Hawk Crash Injures Irvington Native In MD
• CT Man Arrested For Having Criminal Sexual Contact With Minor
• Cars Sold with Safety Defects: 13 Hudson Valley Auto Dealers Settle with NY AG
• Bronxville Elementary School 1st-graders Study How Families Shape Their Lives
• Service, Therapy Dogs Part of Unique New Health Care Curriculum at Pace
• Deter Mosquitos with Minnows and More: Westchester Helps Residents Prep their Property
• Prison Sentence Handed Down To Halloween Party Murderer
• Police Investigating Scarsdale Home Invasion
• Harvey School Junior Pitches No-Hitter, Makes History
• Fox Lane HS Seniors Want To Sit On Board Of Ed
• Movie Theater Employee Fatally Stabbed Has Been ID'd

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