Mobster Indictments; Kid Casting Call; Troubled Hudson Valley Retailers

There was plenty of news across the Hudson Valley in June. Did you miss any of it on your local Patch? Here's a roundup.

Local action by Immigration enforcement topped the list, as a high-school student was detained the day of his prom. The feds were also in the news warning us about a couple of armed and dangerous fugitives in the area and announcing indictments against half-a-dozen mobsters.

It wasn't all police news, despite several tragic deaths. On the view-with-alarm side, a new dog flu that's spreading fast and more bleak news from the retail industry with consequences for jobs. On the bright side, a cool casting call for youngsters and, of course, the fireworks guide.

Check them out:

• UPDATE: ICE Says Ossining High School Senior Was Ordered Deported in November
• Victims Of Fatal Route 304 Crash Identified
• UPDATE: Trash Caused Massive Delays On Metro-North
• Highly Contagious Dog Flu Spreading Through U.S.
• Death at the Palisades Center
• Fugitives From Tennessee Were Said To Have Been In Hudson Valley
• Mob Bust: 6 Westchester Lucchese Mobsters Indicted, Feds Say
• Casting Call: 100 Young Baseball Players For Feature Film
• 19 New York Retailers On Verge Of Bankruptcy
• Hudson Valley's 2017 4th Of July Fireworks Guide

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