Man Deported To Guatemala On Murder Charge/ Police Respond To Threat At School/ Arson Specialists Report For Duty

There was plenty of news across the Hudson Valley on Monday, May 15. Did you miss any of it on your local Patch? Here’s a roundup. A Hudson Valley resident was deported to Guatemala on a murder charge, and police investigated a threat at a Westchester school.

A Dutchess County man was accused of raping a 15-year-old, and there’s a new arson specialist in Putnam County.

• Wanted: Ideas for Sharing Government Services to Save Money
• Putnam Sheriff's Office Gains New Arson Specialist
• Rockland Sheriff's Office Gains New Arson Specialist
• Focus on Outdoor Living at this Pleasantville Home
• ICE Deports Hudson Valley Resident Wanted for Murder in Guatemala
• NRC Adds 3rd Inspector at Indian Point
• State Senator, Local Firm Laud Action on Medicinal Marijuana for PTSD
• Police Memorial Day And Honor Awards Ceremony Held At County Center
• Tower Roofs To Be Installed On New Tappan Zee Bridge
• Larchmont To Raise Parking Fees At Train Station, Municipal Lots
• 3 Arrested In Yorktown On Multiple Drug-Related Charges: Police
• Police Investigate Threat Found At Edgemont Junior/Senior High School Monday
• School Budgets: Districts Pay Big Bucks to Ramapo
• NRC Adds 3rd Inspector at Indian Point
• New Rochelle PD To Hold Annual Memorial, Awards Ceremony
• Pleasant Valley Man Accused Of Raping 15YO

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