Redevelopment Of 4 Parcels Eyed | Stay Cable Installation On New TZB | Employee Accused Of Stealing From County

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.

An affordable housing nonprofit said that a Sound Shore cooperative discriminated against a woman and her daughter, and sketchy mail delivery is a concern to some.

We’ll tell you how many billionaires are living amongst us in the Hudson Valley, and a local Assemblywoman holds a contest for students to come up with what they think is a needed law.

• Yorktown Planning Board Eyes Redevelopment Of 4 Parcels
• Affordable Housing Organization Alleges Discrimination By Mamaroneck Cooperative
• Philanthropist David Rockefeller Dies At 101
• State Senator Wants To Restrict Social Media For Sex Offenders
• Iona Receives $15M Gift For Entrepreneurship Institute
• Deadline Fast Approaching For SUEZ Scholarships For High School Seniors
• Yorktown Buys New Van For Seniors
• Westchester Employee Accused Of Stealing County Funds
• The Hudson Valley's Billionaire's Club Stands At 14 Members In 2017
• Westbound Stay Cable Installation Completed On New Tappan Zee Bridge
• Yorktown School Superintendent To Retire
• Rye YMCA Urges Public To Know How To Prevent Diabetes
• Scarsdale's Paulin Holds 'There Ought To Be A Law' Contest
• Mail Delivery Woes Frustrate Some In Larchmont
• 2 NYC Men Face Resisting Arrest, Drug Charges And More

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