Stabbing Arrest| Native Plant Sale| Brass-Knuckle Burglary: News of the Day

HUDSON VALLEY, NY — There was a lot of news Wednesday around the Hudson Valley Patches. A new congressman will hold a virtual Town Hall, a long-time business will close, the State Police celebrate 100 years working for New York with purple lights on the Mid-Hudson Bridge. And of course, there's more:

Police and fire:

• Rockland Man Accused of Wholesale Cocaine Conspiracy
• Police Accuse Wallkill Man Of Stabbing 3
• Cops: Man Punching Through Doors to Get to Woman Charged with Burglary in Cortlandt
• Yorktown Man Arrested For Menacing, Resisting: Police

Top news:

• Some Water Restrictions Eased In Rye Brook
• Eastern Mountain Sports To Close
• Faso To Hold Town Hall On PBS Station, Online
• Hudson Valley's Best Public High Schools 2017
• Pothole Money for State Senate District 40 in New NY Budget
• Public Hearing on Pepsi Plans for Mount Pleasant

More news of the day:

• Bronxville Seeks Input On Planning-Related Issues: Mayor
• Sleepy Hollow Village Offices To Close For Good Friday
• State Police Celebrating 100th Anniversary, New Recruiting Effort Begins
• The Best Pizzeria in New York is…
• Five Fun Events April 15, 16 at Westchester County Parks
• Mayor Responds to Roundabout Criticism: Letter to the Editor
• Don't Miss: Native Plant Sale at Westchester Community College

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PHOTO courtesy of Trooper Joseph Alma of SP Highland