18 Arrested For Selling Heroin | How NY Reps Voted On Obamacare | Fed, State Funds To Fight Opioid Epidemic

There was plenty of news across the Hudson Valley on Thursday, May 4. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here’s a roundup of the top stories.

Alleged heroin sellers were arrested in Westchester County, and a dispute about firefighters between two villages was settled.

Federal and state funds are coming to the Hudson Valley to fight the opioid epidemic, and a former Mamaroneck resident was extradited from Guatemala on sex abuse charges.

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• Mirror Fragments Lead Cops to Man Accused of Fatal Hit-and-Run on I-95
• VA Hudson Valley to Participate in Annual VA2K Walk and Roll
• Dueling Statements On Health Care Act Show Deep Divide between NY GOP, Dems
• Mother's Day 2017: Burn Off Brunch Calories for a Good Cause at Rockland Lake VIDEO
• Carmel Police Going Purple for Relay for Life
• 3-Way Pleasantville Partnership Funnels Fresh Local Food to the Needy
• Opioid Epidemic: Federal, State Funds to Hudson Valley
• Rye Brook Settles Firefighter Dispute With Port Chester
• 18 Arrested In Westchester For Selling Heroin
• Warmer Temps In Long-Term Hudson Valley Summer Forecast
• Former Mamaroneck Man Extradited From Guatemala On Sex Abuse Charges
• Tax Abatement Available For Rent-Controlled Properties Occupied by Seniors
• Obamacare Repeal: How NY Representatives Voted
• Man Accused In Dutchess County Of Having Sex With Pre-Teen Child

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Photo credit: Westchester District Attorney's Office.