Felony DWI/ Bee-Friendly Backyards/ Coyote Trapping: Nearby News of the Day

There was plenty of news across the Hudson Valley on Monday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here’s a roundup of some of the top stories.

Police and fire news:

• Kentucky Man in Rockland County Jail Turned Over to Connecticut Cops
• Top NYPD Officials Charged in Corruption Probe Involving Rockland Man
• Felony DWI in Southeast for Carmel Man
• State Issues Violations Against Port Chester Fire Department
• Accident Cleared on 9A Northbound
• Spring Valley Road Closure Wednesday for Repairs

More top news:

• Bedford School District Voters to Decide on Budget Tuesday
• Summer Ushered in with Full Moon Monday
• Indian Point Security Training Drills Scheduled
• Yorktown Cops, Mohegan Firefighters Win Chief's Challenge
• Work Week Forecast for Pearl River Includes Thunderstorm Chances
• 100 Best Places in New York to Raise a Family
• Buchanan Approves Affordable Senior Housing by 1 Vote
• Peekskill Resident Receives Honorary Knighthood from Queen Elizabeth
• Westchester Man Whose Body Was Found in Texas Lake Worked with Parks Department

News of the day:

• 4 Ways to Make a Bee-Friendly Backyard -- and Why You Ought T
• Letter: New Castle Officials Should Disclose Involvement in Coyote Trapping Permits
• Tuesday Concert Series in Rye Kicks Off with Local Talent
• Freshii Offers Free Kids Meals on Weekends in White Plains
• Westchester Food Pantries, Preschools Receive Grants from Giving Circle
• Irvington Eighth-Graders Explore Outdoors at O’Hara Nature Center
• Meadow Pond Students Harvest Veggies, Enjoy Salad Day
• Do you Know this Kitty?

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