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Judge Resigns over Misconduct Charges/ Water Restrictions Eased/ 100-year Sentence for Coach
Law enforcement career opp/ Clarkstown adds charges against chief/ drama teacher scandal/ Clinton's doctor debunks health rumors and more
BREWSTER, NY — Here are the top-read stories for Southeast and the Hudson Valley in the past week:
- Putnam Sheriff: Mahopac Woman Stole, Forged, Cashed Checks
- Putnam County Town Justice Resigns After Political Misconduct Complaints
- 65 pounds of Heroin in Truck Axle at Westchester House: 2 Arrested
- Hudson Valley Man Arrested on Animal Cruelty Charges
- Man Shoots A-15 Toward Nearby Homes During Domestic Dispute
- New Suit Says Chappaqua Officials Knew of Problem with Drama Teacher
- Business Accused of Spreading Pesticides Illegally in New Castle Faces Fines up to $17,500
- Hillary Clinton's Doctor Debunks Rumors About Her Health
- UPDATE: Route 117 Reopened After Accident
- Local Unions Recruiting for Construction Craft Laborer Apprentices
- Rapist Coach Receives 100-Year Sentence
- Additional Charges Filed Against Clarkstown Police Chief
- Rockland County Eases Water Restrictions
- Unconstitutional Operations Alleged in Clarkstown Police Department
- Motorcyclist Killed in Accident Saturday
- Interested in a Law Enforcement Career in Rockland? Sign Up for Exam
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