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Robber Impersonates Cop | 2 Resist Arrest, Possess Drugs | City Receives $2 Million Housing Grant
Plus National Spinach Day, co-op sued for discrimination and more: nearby news.

There was plenty of news across the Hudson Valley on Friday, March 24.
If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here’s a roundup of the top stories.
Police are looking for someone who impersonated a policeman and robbed a driver on the Taconic, and two New York City men led cops on a chase after a traffic stop.
Find out what's happening in Tarrytown-Sleepy Hollowfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
Worried about coyotes and bears now that it’s spring? We have some answers from the DEC.
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Find out what's happening in Tarrytown-Sleepy Hollowfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
- Robber Impersonates Cop on the Taconic Parkway
- Danbury Man Faces Drug, Driving Charges in Southeast
- 2 NYC Men Face Resisting Arrest, Drug Charges And More
- Florida Man Arrested For Unlicensed Driving In Yorktown: Police
- DWI on Route 6
- Hit the Indoor Farmers Market this Weekend: Sunday is National Spinach Day
- 9 Hudson Valley Communities Among America’s Richest: 2017 Bloomberg
- With Spring Here, DEC Offers Coyote, Bear Tips
- Progressive Groups to Protest Carlucci's Participation in the IDC on Saturday
- Tiny Size, High Cost of NY Sidewalk Project Critiqued by South Nyack Officials
- $2M Housing Grant Received By Newburgh Land Bank
- Affordable Housing Organization Alleges Discrimination By Mamaroneck Cooperative
- Next 'Drink And Draw' To Feature Mermaid Parade Theme
- John Jay’s Annual Art Show Features Work Of More Than 100 Students
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