Indian Point Inspections/ Spring Farmers Market/ Pipeline Protests

PHOTO: The Peekskill St. Patrick's Committee thanking the 2015 honorees before the 2016 investiture dinner. via Peekskill-Cortlandt Patch LocalStream

What else you may have missed in the past week:

Indian Point and the Algonquin pipeline expansion dominated the news, with people arrested at a protest and statements flying back and forth.

• NY to Analyze Gas Pipeline Safety near Nuclear Plant
• Pipeline Expansion Could Hurt Peekskill Residents: Mayor
• Arrests: Pipeline Foes Block Worksites in Cortlandt
• Puglisi Hopes Cuomo Move on Pipeline Project Isn't Too Late
• Entergy: Pipeline Poses No Higher Safety Risks to Indian Point
• Unplanned Reactor Shutdowns Bring More NRC Inspections at Indian Point

Other top stories:

• Spring Farmers Market Coming to Peekskill
• Cortlandt, Peekskill's Republican Presidential Campaign Contributions
• Cortlandt's Top Democratic Presidential Campaign Contributors
• Arrest in Cortlandt Train Station Robbery
• Hudson Valley Restaurant Week Begins Monday

More of the week's news from Peekskill-Cortlandt Patch:

• Trading Online? Exchange in Front of Police Headquarters
• Recently Sold in Cortlandt, Peekskill
• Radiation Leak Investigated|No More Puppy Mill Dogs|Former Nyack Man Killed at Shelter: February's Top Stories
• Chicken Nuggets Recalled Due to Possible Plastic Contamination
• Fatal Crashes/ Restaurant Basement Sewage/ Development Breaks Ground after 11 Years: the Regional Week in Review
• Jury Duty Phone Scam Threatens Arrest if Fine Not Paid
• 42+ College Jobs Nearby
• Corruption Charge/ Track & Field Contest/ Pension for Sleepy Engineer: Nearby News of the Day
• Police Conduct Speed Enforcement on Sprain Parkway Monday
• Westchester County Kicks off App Bowl for High School, College Developers
• Cops Not Culpable in Woman's Cell Death, Says AG: Nearby News