Volunteers Collect Donations For Relay For Life | 2 Cities Most Diverse In America | County Exec Sues State

YORKTOWN, NY — There was plenty of news across the Hudson Valley over the past week. Did you miss any of it on Yorktown-Somers Patch? Here’s a roundup, with news including a hamlet wanting to incorporate, the indictment of an off-duty cop, a dangerous tick-borne disease and diverse Hudson Valley cities.

• Yorktown Volunteers Collect Donations For Relay For Life
• Petitions Insufficient To Hold Incorporation Referendum For Edgemont: Town Supervisor
• Off-Duty New Rochelle Cop Indicted In Drunk-Driving Death Of Friend
• Voters Mull Changing Bedford Central’s Voting System
• Rye Neck Students Take Top Honors At Science And Technology Fair
• Hastings School District Selects New Superintendent
• Winning Take 5 Ticket Sold In Hudson Valley
• Bronxville Schools Chooses New Superintendent
• 2 Hudson Valley Cities Most Diverse In America: WalletHub
• Rivertowns Square Development Nearing Completion
• Scarsdale Named Richest Town In America: Report
• 14YO Boy Arrested For Punching 15YO Girl In Face, Arm: Yorktown Police
• Dangerous Tick-Borne Disease Spreads To NY, CDC Warns
• Indian Point Closure: Westchester County Exec Sues New York State

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