Rented Room In Katonah Derails A Presidential Campaign |Week In Review

HUDSON VALLEY, NY — It was a busy news cycle this week in the Hudson Valley, but a break in the weather had most of us heading outdoors.

In the meantime, West Nile is making people sick; Canadian wild fire smoke is making a return and a rented room in Katonah derails a presidential campaign.

Here are the biggest stories of the past week.

Bear Mountain State Park Celebrates Pool's Centennial

The pool's birthday coincides with the state parks system's centennial anniversary.

Scarsdale Teen Honored For Rescuing Child From Monster Wave Pool

Although the 13-year-old downplayed his heroism, the Scarsdale community made a point this week to honor him for his remarkable bravery.

How Far Wildfire Smoke Is Drifting Into The Hudson Valley: Prediction

The weekend will be unsettled.

Kenneth Cole's Westchester Estate Hits The Market With $22M Price Tag

The fashion icon and his wife, Maria Cuomo Cole, are downsizing and selling one of the most prestigious addresses in the Hudson Valley.

Campaign Issues Defiant Statement Announcing Appeal of Ballot Decision

Kennedy Campaign Senior Counsel Paul A. Rossi called Robert Kennedy Jr. using a Katonah address "proper."

Firefighters Make The Second Rope Rescue Of The Week At Croton Dam

This most recent save comes just days after first responders pulled a man from the rushing waters below the dam's spillway.

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