Roadway Renamed for Fallen Hero | Developer Sued Over Disability Laws | Rockettes Visit Hudson Valley Sweet Shop

RYE, NY — There was plenty of news across the Hudson Valley over the last week. If you missed any of it on Rye Patch, here’s a roundup of the top stories.

• Radio City Rockettes Visit Main Street Sweets
• Bedford School District Forming Strategic Planning Committee
• UPDATE: Cops ID Man Accused of Punching Boy After Bike Accident
• Muscoot Farm Renamed for Former County Executive
• State Orders Mamaroneck to Enroll Immigrant Student in High School
• Irvington School District to Hold Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony for New Field and Track
• 100+ Marijuana Plants Seized from Hudson Valley Garden
• Hudson Valley Developer Sued By U.S. for Violating Disability Laws
• Sting Talks to Jimmy Fallon About Performing in Poughkeepsie
• College of New Rochelle Honored for Community Service Efforts

More news stories

• Town of Mamaroneck Designated 'Certified Climate Smart Community' By State
• Port Chester Celebrates First Anniversary of Dog Park
• Scarsdale School Board Nominating Committee Seeking Volunteers
• Bedford Using License-Plate Reader Technology to Monitor Parking Rules
• Massage Parlor Licensing Lawsuit Dismissed: Greenburgh Supervisor
• Kingston Man Faces Drug Possession Charges in Albany Arrest
• Police Shut Down Somers Pot-Growing Operation
• Yorktown Roadway Renamed for Fallen Hero
• Five Irvington HS Seniors Named National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists
• 1st Dental School in Nearly 50 Years Opens in Westchester
• Dutchess County Man Faces Felony Charges for Westchester Burglary

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