Car Crashes Into Restaurant | Senator Wants Social Media Taken From Sex Offenders | Philanthropist David Rockefeller Dies

There was plenty of news across the Hudson Valley on Monday, March 20.

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

In the wake of the arrest of a sex offender, a state senator wants to restrict social media for those on the registry, and a car crashed into a popular restaurant.

The death of the last Rockefeller brothers heralds the end of an era, and a high school received a bomb threat.

• Car Crashes into Squires Restaurant
• NYC Man Convicted in Death of Mount Vernon Bicyclist
• 'Drug Superstore and Brothel' Nanuet Hotel to be Padlocked
• Car Stolen After Guy Decides Not to Drive Drunk: Mount Kisco Police Blotter
• Port Chester Man Arrest With Half Pound Of Pot: Police
• UPDATE: Edgemont High School Students Evacuated After Bomb Threat Monday
• Eastchester Police Alerts Residents To Keep Cars Locked, Take Keys With Them
• State Senator Wants To Restrict Social Media For Sex Offenders

More community news

• Former DNC Communications Director Talks Politics At Iona Prep
• Rockland Meals on Wheels Has Proven Results
• Brewster, Southeast, Danbury Sharing Services: Task Force Forming
• Waiting for Stink Bugs
• Philanthropist David Rockefeller Dies At 101
• County Settles Lawsuit With Injured Worker For $2.8M
• Town Of Poughkeepsie Sued By Developer

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