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Budget Veto Overridden, Chevy Chase Talks Films: More Local News
Plus man extradited from Guatemala sentenced for child abuse, uptick in utility customer scams and more: nearby news.

Here are the share-worthy stories from around the Hudson Valley Patch network to talk from Friday, Dec. 22:
- Nanuet Troop 78 Honors New Eagle Scout
- Stopgap Funding For U.S. Government: Congressional Pro And Cons
- Uptick in Scams Against Utility Customers In The Hudson Valley
- Troop 33 Holds Eagle Scout Court of Honor
- Schraufnagel Receives Sex Offender Classification
- Governor Authorizes Allowing Early, Partial 2018 Tax Payments
- Iona Prep Students Celebrate Season By Giving, Performing
- Chevy Chase Discusses His Films At Bedford Playhouse
- Somers OKs 2018 Town Budget
- Rye Neck Engineering Students Design Chair Prototypes
- Volunteer New York Announces 2018 Legacy Award Recipient
- Letter To The Editor: FIT Takes Issue With Anti-Chargeback Letter
- Westchester Legislators Override 2018 Budget Veto
- Man Extradited From Guatemala Sentenced For Child Abuse
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- Girl Boogies Her Way To Internet Stardom: Video
- Don't Play With Sex Toys While Behind The Wheel
- Couple In 80s Caught Spreading Peace, Love And Pot
- ISIS-Inspired Terror Attack Thwarted By FBI
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