Assault on the Bus| Larchmont Man Becomes Bishop| Stranger Danger

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

Top News:

• The Last of the Heroes Who Gave Names to a Carmel Development
• Dobbs Ferry Landmark Receives State Preservation Award
• Lane Closures Announced for Ashford Avenue Bridge Work
• Larchmont Native to Become Long Island Bishop
• The Latest on Nanuet’s Snow Chances This Weekend
• $2M Grant for Brewster Urban Renewal Project
• Historic Sing Sing Museum in the Planning Stages

Police and fire news:

• In Wake of Luring Incidents, Astorino Talks Child Safety
• 2 Dutchess County Volunteer Firefighters Accused of Stealing Overtime from NYS
• Yorktown Teen Faces Assault Charge for Bus Incident
• College Student Stabbed Firefighter at Party: Cops
• Hyde Park Man Arrested on Drug Charges in Union Vale

More news of the day:

• Peekskill Head Start Program Seeks Books, Games, Toys for 3 to 5-Year-Olds
• Keep Your Home and Family Safe This Christmas: VIDEO
• Service for Mae Cunniff, 102
• Free Holiday Parking Set for Scarsdale
• 2016 Christmas TV Schedule: When Are Holiday Classics On In Tarrytown?
• Piermont Foundation Among Rockland Grants Topping $3 Million

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