Stalking Accusation; Winning Take-5 Ticket; Giving Out Face Masks

Here are the share-worthy stories from the Hudson Valley Patch network to talk about from Thursday, May 28:

• Rockland To Give Face Masks To Local Small Firms, Nonprofits
• Pelham Proposes $76.7 Million School Budget For 2020-21
• The Friendly Beatlemaniac: Pearl River Hero
• Metro-North Adds Trains As Hudson Valley Reopens
• Unemployment Soars In The Hudson Valley
• Body Slamming Leads To Assault Arrest: PD
• Galleria At White Plains Reopens For Curbside Pick-up
• Union Vale Crash Kills Motorcyclist
• SUV-Fire Vehicle Crash Injures 2, Kills 1 Dog
• Million Air Westchester Employees Help Give Out Bags Of Food
• Substitute Teacher Accused Of Stalking Student
• One Winning TAKE-5 Ticket, Sold In Rockland
• Latimer Talks Phase 2; Number Of Active Cases Continues Dropping

» Across America

• U.S. Coronavirus Blog: House Passes Aid
• Buildings Trashed, Burned Down Across Minneapolis
• CT Homicide Suspect Peter Manfredonia Arrested
• ATL 2020 Grads Test Positive For Coronavirus
• School Reopenings: Expect Masks and Tiny Classes

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