Scenic Hudson to Sue Oil Transporter; No Name-Calling Week; Therapist Accused of Touching Teen Inappropriately

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 of the top stories.

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There was, as always, police news:

• Correction Officer Accused of Drug Possession, Smuggling
• Fetus Found at Wastewater Treatment Plant in Shrub Oak
• Behavioral Therapist Accused of Inappropriately Touching Teen Client

From water rates to college construction, there was a lot of important local news:

• Suez Accepts PSC Rate Plan
• Judy Garland's Remains Relocated from Westchester Cemetery
• Dems: Rockland Republican Committee's Shameful Facebook Posts
• Feds OK Transfer of $684M Indian Point Fund to Entergy
• Gillibrand Nominates Hudson Valley Residents for Service Academies
• Riverkeeper, Scenic Hudson to Sue Oil Transport Company for Violating Clean Air Act
• Jan. 31 is Last Info Meeting on New Castle Fire Commissioners' Land Plan
• County IDA to Back Rental Projects on Maple Place, State Street worth $118M
• GoFundMe Page Set Up for Family of Woman Killed in Peekskill Fire
• Iona College to Add Restaurant, Market on North Avenue

More news of the day:

• Lane Closures in Tarrytown Begin Monday
• Mount Kisco's Weekend Weather Forecast
• White Plains Councilwoman to Run for Mayor
• Funds Awarded to New Rochelle in Restore New York Initiative
• Rye Neck High School Students Use No Name-Calling Week to Practice Kindness
• Free Citizenship Class Offered at Port Chester-Rye Brook Library

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