'Wake Up Little Susie'+Hungry Goats Put To Work |HV Week In Review

HUDSON VALLEY, NY — Even before Memorial Day ceremonies marked the unofficial start of summer, the Hudson Valley saw a string of beach-worthy days.

However, neither rain, nor snow, nor sweltering sunny days will stop the news.

Here are the biggest stories you might have missed this week.

NY Officials Hope To Stave Off Arrival Of Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease

The NYS Department of Environmental Conservation is offering tips on how to keep pet bunnies from becoming disease vectors.

Nostalgia Updated: Orange County Drive-In Theaters Enchant Moviegoers

The Warwick Drive-In has even seen neighbors come and park together for a block-party experience.

This High School Forensics Final Exam Is A Total Crime Scene

The dead bodies that littered Nature Study Woods in New Rochelle weren't real, but for students, the stakes couldn't have been higher.

Victim In Fatal Sprain Crash ID'd As 23-Year-Old From Mamaroneck

A good Samaritan from nearby Westchester Medical Center attempted lifesaving techniques until paramedics arrived.

>> Also this Week in the HV

• Goats Temporarily Take Over Landscaping Duties At Ward Acres Park
• High-Ropes Rescue Needed For Injured Hiker In Taconic State Park
• The TaSH Farmers Market Opens For Milestone 10th Summer Season
• Ramapo Police Announce Arrests Of 'Bamboozled' Thieves