Bomb Threat Made To Yorktown School | Sentence Handed Down In Fatal Head-on Collision | Barge Runs Aground On Hudson

There was plenty of news across the Hudson Valley on Tuesday, April 4.

If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here’s a roundup of the top stories.

A 12-year-old boy texted a bomb threat to a Yorktown school, and there was a sentence handed down in a fatal head-on collision.

The FBI raided the Spring Valley village hall — again! — and a gasoline barge ran aground on the Hudson River near Catskill.

• Scarsdale Seeking Sealed Bids For Village-Owned Property
• Cops Arrest Man in Devil's Mask over Mount Kisco Burglary
• Agenda for Brewster Village Board Meeting includes Signage, Cabaret Laws
• 27 Hudson Valley Districts Earn 2017 National Music Education Awards
• FBI in Spring Valley Again: Report
• Have Fun and Support the YMCA: 2 Events this Spring
• Mahopac Man Arrested For Driving With Suspended License, No Interlock Device
• Westchester Legislators Approve Lease For Biotech Center
• Gasoline Barge Runs Aground On Hudson River Near Catskill
• Staten Island Man Arrested On I-87 With Illegal Pot
• Sentencing in Fatal Head-on Collision
• 12YO Makes Bomb Threat Against Yorktown School: Police
• Irvington Middle School Sixth-graders, BASF Chemists Conduct Experiments
• Port Chester Library Brings Back Citizenship Class
• Public Hearing On Edgemont Incorporation Petitions Set

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