Racist Graffiti Found At State Park | 2nd Student Dies From Rollover Crash | Public Works Official Under Scrutiny

There was plenty of news across the Hudson Valley on Thursday, June 15. Did you miss any of it on your local Patch? Here’s a roundup, including racist graffiti at a state park, woman charged with endangering the welfare of a disabled woman and an indictment handed down in fatal movie theater stabbing.

• Rockland's Top Blood Donors Honored
• Purchase Elementary Club Raises More Than $600 To Fight Cancer
• Putnam's Flag 'Row Of Honor' To Stay Up Through 4th Of July Weekend
• Protesters In Briarcliff Manor Blast Trump Over Golf Club Taxes
• Father Accused Of Killing 7YO Appears In Court
• 19 New York Retailers On Verge Of Bankruptcy
• Workshops Set To Discuss Bike Lanes, Crosswalks On Route 9
• 2nd Arlington High Students Dies From Rollover Crash
• Grand Jury Votes To Indict Yonkers Teen In Fatal Movie Theater Stabbing
• Emergency Helicopter Lands At Yorktown High To Demonstrate Use
• CT Man Charged With Selling Carfentanil
• Woman Charged With Endangering Welfare Of A Disabled Person
• Rockland Officials Condemn Racist Graffiti, Swastikas At High Tor State Park
• Foster Named Peekskill's Interim Schools Superintendent
• Mount Kisco Arts Council Holding 'Grab & Go' Show
• Residency Of Mount Vernon Public Works Commissioner Under Scrutiny

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Photo: High Tor State Park, with a view towards the Village of Haverstraw and the Hudson River. Image is by Thomas McGuire, posted on Wikimedia and made available via a Creative Commons license.