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There was plenty of news across the Hudson Valley on Tuesday, Feb. 23. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here’s a roundup of some of the top stories.

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• Armed Robbery at Greenburgh Gas Station Monday
• Dobbs Ferry Bridge Rehab Will Cause Road Closings
• Westchester Willing to Invest $58M in Rye Playland Construction
• Zoning Changes Could Yield Workforce Housing in New Rochelle
• Bob Marrone Returns to ‘Good Morning Westchester’
• Security Video from Pelham Home Invasion Shows 3 Masked Men
• 1st Woman Police Chief Appointed for White Plains
• Mamaroneck Prohibits Puppy Mill Dogs Being Sold
• FAA Alleges Purchase-Based Company Repaired Plane Improperly
• ‘WORD’ Exhibit Opens Saturday in Peekskill
• Nyack Residents, Neighbors, Businesses: Still Time to do Village Survey
• Woman Found Hiding in Jefferson Valley Store
• Rockland DA: 5 Lied about Doing Community Service
• Plea Deal for Putnam Official in Theft of County Funds
• New Health Business Opening in Yorktown
• Det. Ed Walker: OPD Kicks off New Video Series
• Felony and Misdemeanor Charges in Rte 303 Crash
• Speed Stop Results in Felony DWI for Yorktown

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