Red Rooster Break-in/ Traffic-Calming Parking Change/ House Prices Up, Condo Prices Down in the Lower Hudson Valley

There was a lot of news across the Hudson Valley on Tuesday. You can't have seen it all, so here’s a roundup of today's stories on Patch.

Police and fire:

• Fire Tears Through Home in Bronxville Monday
• Cops: Break In at Brewster's Red Rooster
• New Fire Department Command Vehicle Put into Service in Bedford Hills
• Homeless Man Arrested After Reports of Property Thefts from Cars
• Kingston Man Arrested in Newburgh and Charged with Drunk Driving
• Convicted Felon Arrested on Weapons, Drug Charges in Poughkeepsie: Police
• Man Charged After Throat-Cutting Incident
• Former Bookkeeper Under Investigation for Stealing Washington Town Funds
• Newburgh Shooting Victim Dies at Westchester Medical Center

More top news:

• An Open Letter to Ramapo Legislators and the Rockland County Legislature
• Stage II Water Emergency Remains in Effect in Rockland Despite Rainfall
• Parking Reconfigured for Pedestrian Safety at Pelham Memorial High School
• More Buses Coming to Busy Bee-Line Route in Westchester
• Pfizer Announces More Layoffs
• A Summer Classic Returns: “Movies in Millwood”
• Brush Clearing on the Palisades Parkway
• Croton United Names Slate of Village Board Candidates
• 2 Croton Trustees Pick Up 4 Ballot Lines in Re-election Bid
• House Prices Up in Orange, Putnam, Rockland Counties
• Three New Members of the Ossining Police Department
• Westchester Groups File Brief Against AIM Pipeline
• Rye Golf Club Workers Plan Protest at City Hall
• 3 Lower Hudson Valley Hospitals Make U.S. News List of Best in NY
• Winning Powerball Ticket Worth $100K Sold in Hudson Valley
• Mount Vernon Small Business Spotlight: We Read Together
• Katonah Area Army National Guard Members Complete Training in LA

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