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Cuomo Pushes Initiatives, Inmate Slashes Inmate and Guard, Top Job Trends
Plus Algonquin Pipeline opponents offered "peaceful resistance training" and more: it's the Daily Digest from your Hudson Valley Patches.
The following are among the top stories from Hudson Valley Patches:
- Peaceful Resistance Training Offered to Opponents of Algonquin Pipeline Expansion
- Rye College Students Could Benefit under Gov. Cuomo’s Loan Forgiveness Proposal
- Brewster Theater Company 2015 Season Kicks off With ‘Gods of Carnage’
- New Political Party Launches in Sleepy Hollow
- Red Cross Seeks Blood Donors of Every Ethnicity
- Bedford Hills Inmate, 41, Arrested on Felony Assault Charge for Alleged Slashing Attack
- Crossroads 312 Says Its Poll Finds Most Residents Support Project
- 2nd NYPD Officer Released from Hospital
- Gov. Cuomo Seeks to Raise the Age of Criminal Responsibility
- Jobs on Patch: Career Options in and around the Rivertowns
- Bronxville’s Commercial Vacancies are Dwindling
- Cuomo Wants to Raise Minimum Wage in Nyack, Clarkstown
- Police Officer is Congresswoman’s Guest for State of the Union
- State Labor Department Announces Top 5 Trending Jobs for Hudson Valley Region in 2015
- Sampling Books at Literary Tasting
- UPDATE: Watch ‘Em While You Can, Cortlandt: Netflix
- Thruway Lane Closures Overnight Jan. 20 in South Nyack
- Southeast Resident Accused of Shoplifting: Putnam Sheriff
- Pearl River Kindergarten Screening and Registration
- Police Allege Drunk Driver Hit Car and Kept Going
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