New Airline Will Pamper Your Pets+NY's Safest City |Week In Review

HUDSON VALLEY, NY — A company thinks the state doesn't have a say in radioactive discharge in the Hudson, air travel is going to the dogs and New York's safest cities are right here in the Hudson Valley.

Here's what you might have missed this week.

BARK Air Will Launch Puppy-Focused Flights From Westchester Airport

The company said it will serve the New York City metro area pets with inaugural flights from Westchester County Airport starting in May.

Rockland Sues Owners Of Evergreen Court Over Wreckage Of Deadly Fire

Small sections of the massive former hotel still standing after the fatal fire in 2021 are now home to squatters, county officials said.

Protesters Snarl Traffic On Newburgh-Beacon Bridge

A protest about the Israel-Hamas conflict briefly closed the westbound Newburgh-Beacon Bridge Monday.

Rockland Alerts Residents After FBI Director Talks About Attacks

Wray went before Congress to support renewal of a controversial section of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.

7 Hudson Valley Towns Among 'Top 10 Safest Cities In NY' Report

One Westchester town was named the safest in the state in the just released survey of crime data from SafeWise.

Psychologist At Juvenile Center Faces 65 Sexual Assault Felonies: NYSP

The doctor was indicted by a grand jury for 62 counts of third-degree criminal sexual act and three counts of third-degree rape, felonies.

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