Two Pounds of Pot Discovered, No More Construction Debris, Sears Larceny

Here are some of the top news you may have missed from our Hudson Valley Patch sites (click on a headline they’re hyperlinks):

• Man Arrested with Two Pounds of Marijuana in His Backpack, Says County Police
• ‘Suspicious Incident’ Reported at Bedford’s Rippowam Cisqua, Police Seek Public’s Help
• Tommy Duffy: Owned Jasmine Cafe, Caterers
• Mount Kisco Man Charged with Aggregated Unlicensed Driving, DWI in Brewster
• Hudson River Death: Medical Examiner Rules It a Suicide
• Feiner: County, Greenburgh No Longer Picking Up Residential Construction Garbage
• Residents Concerned About New Development on Rt. 312
• Croton Residents: Come out Oct. 18 for Bulbs, Coffee and Cider
• New Rochelle Saves $1.35 Million over Nine Years from Bond Sale
• Rhyming Poet, Illustrator Entertains at Todd
• State Senate Candidate Joe Dillon Grapples with Foreclosure, Liens: Report
• The Mickey Sullivan Duathalon at Pearl River Middle School
• Frank C. Toto Earns Eagle Scout Rank
• Yorktown Police Accuse Sears Cashier of Larceny
• Social Media Stars in Concert Oct. 19 at the Palisades Mall
• Domestic Violence Awareness Month: New York Police Receive More than 400,000 Calls a Year
• Yorktown Fall Fair-Goers Were Generous with their Blood
• The College of New Rochelle Reaches Out to Prospective Adult Students
• County Executive to Lay Out 2015 Budget at New City Library
• Clarkstown’s Halloween Parade is Saturday: Do Your Kids Have their Costumes Ready?

Photo: Frank C. Toto, left, and Rockland County Executive Ed Day