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Dangerous Heroin; Puppies Crammed in Crate; Golf Club Theft Fight: Nearby News
Plus West Nile arrives for the summer; Greenburgh could foreclose on 131 properties; and more: the Hudson Valley Patches Month in Review.
We’re jumping the gun a little to bring you some of the top stories from June on the Hudson Valley Patches:
- Rye Sues Insurance Company over Golf Club Theft Claim
- Former Concordia Coach Killed in Shooting, Crash
- Greenburgh Considers Filing 131 Property Foreclosures
- West Nile Virus Found in Rockland Mosquitos
- SPCA Rescues 7 Puppies Crammed into Cage in Buchanan Garage
- Nanuet Man Used New City Church to Trade Child Porn
- Phelps Hospital to Pay Millions in Settlement over Bad Surgery
- 5 Cortlandt, Peekskill Men in Drug Ring that Caused a Death
- White Plains Firehouse Deemed a Hazard
- Deputy US Marshall Zacarias Toro: 9/11 Responder, Cancer Victim
- ‘Best 100 Middle Schools in New York’ List Released
- Playland Management in the Hands of Private Contractors
- FBI Searches for Nanuet Man in $2.6MM Wire Fraud
- Arrest in Scam that Took $23,000 from Harrison Resident
- Police Make a Splash at Ossining Village Fair
- School Privatizers Donate Heavily to NY Senate GOP
- Dangerous Heroin in Local Circulation: Rockland DA
- Interstate Loan Shark, Gambling Ring Busted
- Yorktown Man With ‘Basic Burger’ Headed to World Food Championships
- Pace Selling Briarcliff, White Plains Campuses
- Tappan Zee Observation Binoculars Returning to Tarrytown Park
- No New Name for ‘Bruce Jenner Award’ at Sleepy Hollow High School
- Driver in Crash That Killed 3 Punished With Essay—and People Aren’t Happy
- Blue Hill at Stone Barns Named among World’s 50 Best Restaurants
- Chuck Blazer - Former New Rochelle Soccer Parent - Admitted Taking World Cup Bribes
- DA: Advisor Embezzled Over $25K From College Friend’s Trust Fund
- 4-Year-Old Makayla Manners - Shot in the Face - Dies
- Former Tarrytown Resident Bruce Jenner Debuts as ‘Caitlyn’
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