​Police Chief Shot, Suspect Killed | MTA Addresses Problems | TZB Chicks Now Have Names

There was plenty of news across the Hudson Valley on Tuesday, May 16. Did you miss any of it on your local Patch? Here’s a roundup, which includes a the shooting of a police chief, a public lewdness charge and a plan by the MTA to address perceived problems.

• MTA Responds To Haters With 6-Step Plan Focused on Subway System
• SUNY Dorm Projects for Purchase, New Paltz
• Rapist Repeatedly Assaulted 5-year-old: Rockland County DA
• NYC Metro Area Ranks High On Worst Mosquito Cities List
• After Heavy Rains, Mosquitoes are Breeding, Putnam Health Officials Warn
• UniverSoul Circus Plays Mount Vernon
• Cops: Ardsley Man Caught Breaking into Cars in Peekskill
• Letter To The Editor: Proposed Changes To Environmental Review Law Need Modifications
• Shopping Close To Home Has 'Profound' Economic Impact: Bronxville Mayor
• Winning TZB Falcon Chick Names Released
• Wappingers Falls Man Accused Of Stealing 3 Chain Saws, Leaf Blower: Police
• Local Talent Teaches Craft Of Writing, Inspires Students
• Police Chief Shot, Suspect Killed In Orange County: UPDATE
• 5th Annual Kite Day To Be Held In New Rochelle
• Yorktown Man Charged With Public Lewdness: Police

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