WWII Vet Gets Medals (Finally)/ Couple Accused in Jewelry Heist/ Mall Sues to Expand

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.

• Hopewell Junction Couple Accused in Putnam County Burglary
• Overnight Lane Closures Scheduled Due to Tappan Zee Bridge Work
• New Businesses Coming to Golden Horseshoe Shopping Center
• Dobbs Ferry Fire Department Receives Homeland Security Grant
• West Nile Virus Found in Mosquitoes in Westchester
• Activists Urge Senators to Get AIM Pipeline Project Stopped
• 91-Year-Old Westchester Veteran Finally Receives WWII Medals
• Registration Now Open for '9/11: Serve and Remember' in Westchester
• Palisades Center Owners Sue Clarkstown Over Expansion Plans
• Repaving Chappaqua Train Station Lot, Aug. 22-26

More news of the day:

• Don't Miss: Annual Corn Roast at the Ossining Farmers Market Saturday
• Public Hearing on Tenant Protection in Ossining
• Atria Briarcliff Hosts Benefit Dog Show
• Twilight Solstice Dinner at Cropsey Community Farm
• Hot Weekend to End with Heavy Storms: Weekend Weather
• Mamaroneck Italian Ices Shop Has Neighbors Upset Over Noise, Traffic
• White Plains Firefighter Accused of Concealing Evidence in Wrong-Way Fatal Crash
• Teen Struck, Killed By Train in Kingston

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