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Demolishing Of TZB Begins | No Braids Or No Work | Town Tackles Zombie Properties
Plus New York's favorite restaurant, injured hiker rescued, parkway closures scheduled and more.

Here are some share-worthy stories from the Hudson Valley Patch network from Monday, Oct. 9:
- Post Official Officials Want To Hear From You
- This Is New York's Favorite Restaurant: Survey
- Poughkeepsie Man Arrested On Thruway On Drug Charges
- State Police Conduct Underage Alcohol Sales Initiative
- Banana Republic Tells Employee She Can't Braid Her Hair
- Taconic State Parkway Lane Closures Expected In Dutchess County
- Demolishing The TZB: River Road Closes For 4 Weeks
- Nyack Woman Accused of Erratic Driving Faces Drug Charges
- Visitation, Service For Keith P. Bonnes Of Cortlandt Manor
- Injured Hiker Rescued At Brinton Brook Sanctuary
- Dad Chasing Son | Suspicious Employee: Mount Kisco Police Blotter
- Visitation, Service for Helen Wheeler
- Carmel Town Board Tackles 4 Zombie Properties
- Visitation, Service for Helen S. McCahill
- Slippery Weather for the Work Week
- Car Crashes Into Pearl River House, Starts Conflagration
- UPDATE: Route 22 Reopened After Serious Crash
- Fire At Dunbar Heights Apartment
- Car Crashes Into Pole, Death Threats Top The Latest Bronxville Police Blotter
- Letter To The Editor: Does New Rochelle Have Plans For the Armory?
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» Across America
- Multiple Fires Burning In California Wine Country
- Rape Victim’s Attacker Gets Joint Child Custody
- Farmer Helps Save Abducted Teen, Gives Her $7K
- Mike Pence's NFL Walk Out: Was It A Stunt?
- Harvey Weinstein Out Amid Harassment Revelations
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