Cops Say Go Slow To Mo's; Train Station Museum Reopens; Disgraced Trustee on Village Agenda

There was plenty of news across the Hudson Valley on Tuesday. Did you miss any of it on your local Patch? Here’s a roundup.

Police and fire

• Attention Shoppers! Cops Stepping Up Route 6 Patrols
• Eastchester Woman Found Dead on I-95 in CT
• Gun, Drugs Found in Car of Men from NYC, NC
• Woman Whose Body Was Found In Hudson Committed Suicide

Top news

• Brewster Village Board Could Ask Disgraced Trustee to Resign Wednesday
• Sears Proposes Downsizing At Jefferson Valley Mall
• City Of Poughkeepsie Receives $3M State Award
• Touro College of Dental Medicine Ends Inaugural Year
• Lower Hudson Valley Excels at Job Growth
• New Rochelle School Board Appoints 6 New Administrators
• ICE Moves High School Senior and Mom Out of NY
• Orange Bank & Trust To Move Operations to New Full-Service New City Branch
• Former Klingon Running for Congress in NY's 23rd District
• Piermont Railroad Station Museum Opens After Restoration

More news of the day

• Village Garden To Benefit Community, Food Banks: Mayor
• Class of 2017 Graduates From Irvington High School
• Port Chester OKs Bond To Repair Retaining Wall
• Rockland Business Women’s Network Honors 3 At Annual Breakfast
• Letter to the Editor: Frustrated By Murphy on Reproductive Rights
• See How Food Bank Grows Produce for Westchester's Hungry: Take a Class/ Tour
• Troop 78 Holds Eagle Scout Ceremony for Thomas James Fitzpatrick, III
• Edith Read Wildlife Sanctuary Presents 2 Outdoor Events Saturday
• 50th Anniversary Of Theodore D. Young Center Kicks Off With Parade
• ShopRite Supermarkets Donate $125,000 to Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital
• Rye Neck High School Senior Named Best Comedic Actor

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