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Ghost Guns, Beach Grades, Tequila Scam: HV Patch Month In Review
Here are some of the most popular articles from the Hudson Valley Patches in May.

HUDSON VALLEY, NY — There was a lot of news in May. Two of the top stories involved a hero and a celebrity:
- White House Awards Hudson Valley Firefighter Posthumous Medal Of Valor
- Everything Must Go: Martha Stewart's Yard Sale Continues At Auction
School stories connected to wider news:
- New York Cancels US History Regents Exam Due To Buffalo Massacre
- Racism From Pearl River Against Nyack Again During Athletic Event
- School Board Races Rife With Rhetoric Trumpeted By Buffalo Shooter
Some of the news was seasonal:
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- Surprises In New Grades For Sound Shore Beaches
- 2022 Summer Forecast For NY: Wetter, Warmer, With More Severe Storms
There was plenty of crime news:
- Westchester Man Accused Of Driving Drunk With Rifle in Pleasantville
- Deli Owner Convicted Of Restraining, Abusing Employee At Her Home
- Rockland Indicts Resident In NY's First Ghost Gun Manufacture Case
- NYPD Cop Kills Wife's Lover, Then Himself Outside HV Restaurant
And also some corporate crime news:
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