Student Athletes Sign Letters of Intent | Wegmans Coming to Westchester | Taconic Exit Signs to Be Unveiled

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.

• Construction Worker Killed at Gap Distribution Site Identified By Police
• Should Bronxville Alter Regulations to Encourage, Help Downtown Businesses?: Mayor
• Former Millbrook Mayor Accused of Having Sex with Minor
• 2 Hudson Valley Men Die Skiing at Killington
• Greenburgh's PCSB Bank to Become Public Company
• Local Businesses Partner with Katonah Elementary to Fund Bicycles for West African Students
• State Police Campaign to Stop Drunk Driving During Holidays Begins
• Scarsdale Realtor Holding 3 Holiday Drives to Help the Community

More news stories

• Irvington High's Positive Impact Club Attends Youth Leadership Conference
• 5 Port Chester Students Attend Model UN Conference
• Mamaroneck Voters Approve $2M Budget for Library
• Energy Service Companies Overcharge, Says NY Banning Sales to Low Income New Yorkers
• Wegmans Coming to Westchester
• New Exit Signs on the Taconic to be Unveiled
• Soil and Water Achievement Winners Announced in Westchester
• US Attorney to Investigate College of New Rochelle's Financial Crisis
• Poughkeepsie Mayor Vetoes 'Speculative' Revenue Items in 2017 Budget
• Four John Jay HS Student Athletes Sign College Letters of Intent

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