Court Says County Obstructing Housing Plan | Man Accused Of Having Sex With Pre-Teen | Hudson Valley Towns Graded

There was plenty of news across the Hudson Valley on Monday, May 1. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here’s a roundup of the top stories.

Westchester County gets rebuffed in court again over affordable housing, and a Newburgh man faces rape charges for sex with a child.

An Iona College residence hall was rededicated, and Hudson Valley communities were graded on how it is to live in them.

• Harrison Resident Joins Westchester Parks Foundation Board
• Congers Man Accused of Repeat Orangeburg Break-in
• Mutts on the Mountain Trail Race and Fun Run Draws Hundreds
• Hudson Valley Towns Graded From A+ To C-: How Did Your Community Do?
• Rockland Food Pantry Gets its Own Greenhouse
• Mount Kisco Man Reports Grandchild Scam Attempt: Westchester County Police
• Mounted Officers Graduate from Rockland County Training Courses
• Rockland County Exec Convenes Shared Services Initiative Panel
• Principals Appointed In Bedford School District
• Bedford Police Blotter: April 17-April 23
• Appeals Court Says Westchester Obstructing Affordable Housing Plan
• Mother's Day Plant Sale, Fair Scheduled For Amy's Greenhouse
• Newburgh Man Arrested For Having Sex With Pre-Teen Child: Police
• Sergeant Suicide, 2016 Eastchester Hit-And-Run Related: State Police
• Iona Residence Hall Named For Westchester Philanthropic Couple
• Quinn — Black Lab Mix, Confidence-Builder, Adoptable
• Irvington School District Student-musicians Perform At Lincoln Center

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