Millions Of Gallons Of Sewage Flow Into The Hudson |Week In Review

HUDSON VALLEY, NY — Weekend plans on the Hudson were nixed after a massive sewer failure. Parents are suing a school over disturbing allegations. Potentially deadly cucumbers in New York were recalled. Getting around gets cheaper (for now). A bus crash sees girls medivacked to a hospital.

This is the week that was.

Avoid The Hudson River From Peekskill To Yonkers: Officials

One million gallons of partially treated sewage could enter the Hudson River daily until a sewer force main break in Ossining is completed.

10 HV Students Win College-Sponsored Merit Scholarships

This is the third group of winners in the annual National Merit Scholarship Program; more college-sponsored winners will be named in July.

School Aide Mistreated Autistic Child, Kept Job: Lawsuit

The family is suing the district over mistreatment allegations, but lawyers for New Rochelle schools say the parents bear responsibility.

See Photos, Video Of Newborn Fawn Rescued From Westchester Sinkhole

Tarrytown DPW, Irvington police and Tarrytown police helped to save the newborn stuck neck-deep underground.

Cucumbers Recalled In NY For Salmonella Risk

Cucumbers sent to New York and more than a dozen other states from a Florida company were recalled over salmonella concerns, the FDA said.

Teenager Accused Of Stalking, Groping Women In Stores

Anyone who feels they may have been a victim or knows of anyone who may have been is asked to contact state police.

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