​Easter Sunday Arson; Police Reform Task Force; Wrong-Way Crash

Here are the share-worthy stories from the Hudson Valley Patch network to talk about from Tuesday, Aug. 18:

• Suffern Funeral Home Owner Accused Of Stealing From Clients
• Upper Harlem Line Train Service Still Out After Isaias
• Peekskill Forming Police Reform Task Force
• Creating A Living Lab, Pace Joins 'Bee Campus' Movement
• Mount Vernon Man Indicted Over Easter Sunday Arson
• Teachers Union Heads Send Open Letter To The Hudson Valley
• Driver Faces Murder Charge After Wrong-Way Crash On I-287
• White Plains Changes School Start To Remote Learning
• New Rochelle Man Accused Of Sexually Abusing Child
• Westchester Offers Free Back-To-School Vaccines

» Across America

• Bill Clinton, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Top Tuesday DNC Speakers
• Postmaster Backs Down; Michelle Obama Blasts Trump
• National Zoo Panda Mei Xiang Pregnant, Birth Could Come In Days
• All UNC Undergrad Classes To Go Full Remote Amid COVID Fear

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