New NY Bridge Towers Topped Off | Affordable Housing Construction Started | Reusable Bag Law Goes into Effect

There was plenty of news across the Hudson Valley on Tuesday, Dec. 13. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here’s a roundup of the top stories.

• Beacon Woman Charged as Unlicensed Driver by Putnam Sheriff
• Former Millbrook Mayor Accused of Having Sex with Minor
• Overnight Snow Chance for Pearl River
• Milestone for New NY Bridge: 8 Main Span Towers Topped Off
• Connecticut Man Faces DWI Charge in South Nyack
• Giving While Shopping is Possible at the Palisades Center: Hudson Valley Holidays 2016
• Drug Charge after Traffic Stop in Putnam Valley
• Copland House in Cortlandt Gets State Money for Music Education
• Reusable Bag Law Goes Into Effect Jan. 1 around Chappaqua
• Funds for Mount Kisco, New Castle for Joint Water Plant Operations
• Peekskill Grants Top $1M from NY Economic Development Council
• Missing Vulnerable Adult Alert Issued Tuesday for Staten Island Man
• Should Bronxville Alter Regulations to Encourage, Help Downtown Businesses?: Mayor
• Rye Brook Affordable Housing Construction Started

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