Department Relocating Grant Received | Couple Wins $10 Million | Former AT&T Building To Become Apartments

YORKTOWN, NY — There was plenty of news across the Hudson Valley over the past week.

If you missed any of it on Yorktown-Somers Patch, here’s a roundup of the top stories.

A freight train derailed in the Hudson Valley, and in a separate accident, a freight train conductor was injured.

There is going to be a discussion about school starting times in one district, and a local company had to recall its salami products.

Plus one lucky Hudson Valley couple won $10 million from a lottery instant game.

• Yorktown Receives Grant For Relocating Highway, Parks Departments
• New Banner At Greenburgh Town Hall Welcomes All In Different Languages
• Katonah-Lewisboro District Mulls Changing Class Start Times
• 'New Rochelle Is Make Positive Strides In Every Direction': Mayor
• Mamaroneck Company Recalling Salami Products Due To Undeclared Allergen
• Irvington School District Appoints New Director Of Pupil Personnel Services
• Freight Train Derails In New Windsor Tuesday
• Former Tuckahoe Trustee, Deputy Mayor Tapped For US Treasury Position
• Couple Who Won $10M Lottery Prize Identified At Celebration
• Port Chester Family Bound With Duct Tape During Armed Home Invasion
• Plan To Turn AT&T Building Into Apartments OK'd In White Plains
• New Rochelle Company Previews Toys At Annual NYC Fair
• NJ Skier Dies In Fall At Hunter Mountain
• Freight Train Conductor Severely Injured Traveling Through Mamaroneck

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