Snow Response More Than Typical | Overflow Crowd Attends Astorino Town Hall | School Bus Catches Fire

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.

More anti-Semitic graffiti was found at a Westchester school the same week as two local Jewish community centers received bomb threats.

Another Chipotle opened in the region, and a Marist Poll found that a majority of Americans don’t trust the information coming from the Trump administration.

• Yorktown's Snow Response More Than Typical This Year
• UPDATE: Two JCCs In Hudson Valley Receive Bomb Threats Monday
• More Swastikas Found At John Jay High School
• Stunt School In New Rochelle Trains For Movies, Television Action
• Former Westchester Day School Teacher Sentenced For Having Child Porn
• Officials React To Bomb Threats To Jewish Community Centers In Hudson Valley
• Yorktown Library Workers File Grievance Against Town
• ‘Ask Astorino’ Town Hall Had Overflow Crowd
• Majority Of Americans Don’t Trust Information Coming Out Of Trump Administration: Poll
• Washington Man Walks Rail Trail, Burglarizes Home: Police
• Chipotle Opens Dobbs Ferry Franchise
• Westchester Doctor Accused in $50M Health Care Fraud Scheme
• Woman Stabs Victim With A Steak Knife During Domestic Dispute: Police
• School Bus Catches Fire Friday

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