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Police Shooting; Vaccine Clinical Trial; Controversial Posts
Plus buses back in full service, school district sued for civil rights violations and more: nearby news.

Here are the share-worthy stories from the Hudson Valley Patch network to talk about from Thursday, June 11:
- Gullotta House Hands Out 50,000 Meals And Counting
- Mount Vernon Police Officer Accused Of Using Excessive Force
- Students Sue Mamaroneck Schools For Civil Rights Violations
- Dutchess County Poughkeepsie DMV To Reopen To Public
- Single-Car Crash Leads To DWI Accusation
- Regeneron Starting Clinical Trial Of Coronavirus Treatment
- Calls For Brewster Schools Trustee To Resign Over Facebook Posts
- Bee-Line Buses To Resume Service In Westchester
- Cuomo To Weigh Bringing AG In To Investigate Police Shooting
- Letter To The Editor: Developer's Lawsuit Is Frivolous
» Primary Candidate Profiles
- Candidate Profile: Evelyn Farkas For Congress
- Candidate Profile: Alex Roithmayr For State Assembly
- Candidate Profile: Justin Sweet For State Senate
- Candidate Profile: James Gisondi For State Senate
» Across America
- Massachusetts Easing Lockdown Despite High Positive Test Rate
- Police ID Man Accused Of Bringing Explosives Into SBU Hospital
- NASCAR Bans Confederate Flag At All Events, Properties
- She Protested In Seattle, Then Spent 2 'Terrifying' Days In Jail
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