Good Catch; Corn Mazes; Ida Recovery | Month in Review

HUDSON VALLEY, NY — Martha Stewart embracing pumpkin spice, the Business Council embracing the Headless Horseman and a corn maze roundup — it must be fall.

There was a lot of news in the Hudson Valley in September, and much of it was just plain good news, like the new start for the rescued research beagles and the new start for iconic Memorial Field in southern Westchester.

Also, kudos to the 20-year-old who caught that ball, and to the two restaurants on the hilariously-named "bib gourmand" list.

Run your eye down this list of what you might have missed:

Community

• A Port Chester 20-Year-Old Caught That Aaron Judge 60th Home Run Ball
• 'This Is An Amazing Day,' Mount Vernon's Memorial Field Is Reborn
• Stalking The Hudson Valley's Corn Mazes: The Comprehensive '22 Round Up
• Martha Stewart Bares All At Her Bedford Home For Pumpkin Spice Season
• Rescued Research Beagles Start New Lives

Business

• 2 Westchester Restaurants Make The 2022 Michelin Bib Gourmand List
• Louis Vuitton Reopening Its 'Manhattan' Store At The Westchester
• Headless Horseman Stars In Biz Council Halloween Job Recruitment Drive
• Wegmans Will Discontinue Self-Scanning App Because Of Misuse

Environment

• New York Sets Climate Goal For New Vehicles: Zero Emissions By 2035
• NY To Plant Hundreds Of Trees At State Park Devastated By Invasive Bugs
• Honoring The Long Road To Ida Recovery And Getting Ready For Tomorrow
• Minnewaska State Park To Reopen After Forest Fires

Health

• New York Takes New Steps To Fight Polio

Crime

• Arrest Made In Crash That Destroyed Historic Barn In Hudson Valley
• 300K Patients' Data Compromised In Ransomware Attack On Empress EMS
• Trooper Struck In Overnight Hit-And-Run On I-95 In Westchester
• Grad Admits Role As 'Lieutenant' In Sarah Lawrence Sex Cult: Report
• Westchester 21-Year-Old Charged In $700K COVID Relief Scam