Pricey-Car Thefts; Candidate Drops Out; Hand-Delivered Diplomas

Here are the share-worthy stories from the Hudson Valley Patch network to talk about from Friday, May 29:

• Cooperation Is Key To Re-Opening Safely: New York Governor
• Rockland Lawmaker Helps Food Pantry Helping More Clients
• Campaigning In A Pandemic: Candidate Loses Both Grandfathers To Covid-19
• Obituary: William Lewis, Retired Police Officer
• College President Hand-Delivers Diplomas
• Thunderstorms To Put Hudson Valley On Weather Roller Coaster
• Sheriff Reports High-End Car Thefts In Dutchess
• Iona College Moves Up Start Of Classes
• Parker Drops Out Of Race To Replace Lowey In Congress
• Tattoo Parlor To Open In Defiance Of Cuomo's Order
• Solar Project Could Yield Discount For Yorktown Customers
• Westchester Delivers Masks To New Rochelle

» Across America

• U.S. Coronavirus Blog: WHO Cut Off
• Devastation In Minneapolis; Unrest Spreads
• Good News: America Finds The Upside Amid Crisis
• IL Reopening
• Twitter Hides Trump Tweet About Minneapolis

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