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• Leading Debt Resolution Attorney Honored Among ‘Most Influential’ Business Women
• Guiding Eyes for the Blind Hosts Spring Tee-Off with Eli Manning
• Anthony J. Enea Elected Elder Law Chair of New York State Bar Association
• Homes Needed for Foster Children in Westchester County
• United Way Of Westchester And Putnam News - May 15, 2012
• White Plains Attorney, Anthony J. Enea, Elected Chair of New York State Bar Association Elder Law Section
• Anthony J. Enea Elected Elder Law Chair of New York State Bar Association
• New Miranda Cosgrove Video Supports Light The Night Walks to Fund Blood Cancer Research
• Sleepy Hollow DPW truck burned, others vandalized
• Bedford Hills location of home invasion Saturday had a barn fire today
• School bus in accident in Mount Vernon; no injuries reported
• 17 charged with drunken or drugged driving in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam
• Horse barn fire in Bedford Hills
• Hindenburg disaster 75th anniversary marked with ceremony
• Tappan Zee Bridge: Agenda hints at toll hike
• Fire experts warn parents: Have plan
• Knicks deny Heat sweep, snap NBA-record playoff losing streak
• Caite Opfer's fighting spirit helps others battle cancer; Knicks honor Somers teen
• Analysis: Motorcycles are danger on two wheels
• New spaces in familiar places: 5 just-opened restaurants
• Animal shelter faces theft, cruelty claims
• 400 quilts on display at show at Kennedy Catholic High
• Yonkers man killed, 3 others injured in brawl, police say
• No teachers, administrators named to Cuomo education panel
• Stony Point, land owner in early stages of creating business park
• Diplomatic deadbeats: Property owners from foreign countries rack up big tax debts
• Community View: Engage parents in kids' education
• SCHOOL ELECTIONS GUIDE: Westchester, Rockland, Putnam candidates, budgets
• Cuomo calls state's new school tax cap a success
• 3 police officers rescue teen from burning home in Congers
• Bedford Hills home invasion probed
• Tomboy chic: A new book explores the fashion's allure
• Bicycle Sundays program pedals on, thanks to donations
• Ramapo event tests teen EMS workers
• Baseball: Rockland Boulders ready to roll again
• Yonkers teen dies as SUV plunges off bridge into Wappingers Creek
• Metro-North seeks 500 more parking spots in Southeast
• Police talk New Rochelle man out of Tappan Zee Bridge leap
• Congers blaze destroys house; firefighter suffers smoke inhalation
• Yonkers man stabbed during Getty Square mugging
• New Rochelle man taken into custody after threatening to jump off Tappan Zee Bridge
• Buchanan man charged in assault at Cortlandt restaurant
• Update: Metro-North service to Grand Central Terminal restored
• Police probe Bedford Hills home invasion
• NHL playoffs: Rangers can't capitalize in Game 4
• Ossining's Anthony Torchia is the comeback, and giveback, kid
• More than 1,000 attend Sullivan family funeral in Carmel
• Boxing: Yonkers' Bryant Pappas fights to help others
• Diplomatic deadbeats: Property owners from foreign countries rack up big tax debts
• Violence Against Women Act draws partisan debate
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo visit boosts volunteers at FDR park
• Yankees: Middle of lineup proves to be a muddle
• Expert: Effects of survivor guilt 'staggering'
• Candidates set for June Congress, Senate primaries
• Editorial: Stance on housing is a costly one
• Boxing: Yonkers' Bryant Pappas fights to help others
• New spaces in familiar places: 5 just-opened restaurants
• Two NFL players to lead African-American Day parade in Nyack
• SCHOOL ELECTIONS GUIDE: Westchester, Rockland, Putnam candidates, budgets
• Memorial Day race remembers slain South Salem family
• Volunteers help clean up state parks
• Kentucky Derby: I'll Have Another makes history from post No. 19
• NRC to get quizzed on Indian Point in public forum
• Yonkers, upstate cities face perilous financial times
• Ossining Fire Department celebrates 200 years with parade
• State's unclaimed funds skyrocket
• Westchester Children’s Museum’s 'We’re Almost Home' Gala
• Thiells woman drove drunk with child in car on PIP in Clarkstown, troopers say
• Firefighters from 66 departments muster in Ossining
• Funeral under way for Sullivan family in Carmel
• Watch out for fog this morning, might be hard to see 'supermoon' tonight
• Man charged in jewelry thefts in Cortlandt, Putnam Valley
• East Ramapo parents say trespassers go on school grounds; district reassesses security
• Tax Watch: Pocantico Hills defies cap despite rise in tax base
• Half off sales tax: State exempts most clothes, but local counties don't follow suit
• Anthony DiPippo takes stand, denies rape, murder of Carmel girl
• Ramapo firefighters want crackdown on illegal schools, altered housing
• Lottery drawings from May 4
• Briarcliff Manor families to sue schools over children's cancer deaths, cite contaminated fill
• School vote guide on LoHud.com
• N.Y. legislators won't back Rockland on sales-tax hike; county needs 'plan B' on deficit
• Novack killer: Veliz offered $300G to frame stepdaughter, steer police from wife
• Kenneth Chamberlain death: Feds will review White Plains police shooting
• Palisades Center displays Memorial Day banner from local military families
• Nyack changes angle on parking: Free 6-11 p.m. hours please diners, not bar-goers
• James Damiani Sr., first Clarkstown parks leader and former Rockland legislator, dies at 94
• Leake & Watts death highlights debate over strategies of treatment centers
• Carmel fire: Community will stand with Sullivan family at burial today
• Bronx River Parkway accident mourner: 'There's a hole in my heart'
• Blessing of the animals at Hi-Tor shelter
• Wild at heart: Carol Gracie's new book offers an inside look at spring wildflowers
• Boys lacrosse: Yorktown captures Murphy Cup
• U.S. Attorney's Office will review Chamberlain killing
• Rye Neck school budget stays within tax-cap limit; teaching staff cut
• Westchester County workers evacuate New Rochelle offices over suspicious envelope
• 2 incumbents, 1 newcomer vie for 2 seats on Port Chester school board
• School bus, box truck collide on Westchester Ave. in Harrison; bus driver injured; no students aboard
• Westchester Airport drill Saturday to simulate collision of large, small planes
• E. Ramapo PTA to protest trespassing on school grounds
• Anthony DiPippo takes stand, denies raping or murdering Josette Wright; cross-examination this afternoon
• Kentucky Derby: How to make a mint julep
• Adam Yauch, 'MCA' of the Beastie Boys, dies at 47
• Narcy Novack case: Hitman says he was offered $300G to frame daughter
• Eastchester Police charge homeless man in theft of $328 in Ralph Lauren underwear, socks
• Piracy on Main Street: New Rochelle man charged with selling counterfeit DVDs
• Mary J. Blige will sing at The Kentucky Derby
• Yonkers man ran over husband's foot, spit in wife's face in road rage incident, cops say
• Yonkers man who kept his hand in pocket had a gun, cops say
• Carmel Sports Association cancels Saturday events at high school due to Sullivan funeral mass
• 8 great things to do in Westchester and Rockland this weekend
• Corey Foster's parents meet with Westchester DA's office on son's death at Leake & Watts
• Cuomo: Handheld-device crackdown yielded 3,000 tickets
• Quiz NRC about Indian Point at upcoming forum
• Sullivan funeral Saturday; road closures in Carmel
• Vacation travel plans: Tell us how you plan to beat rising gas and airline ticket prices
• Mourners gather for funeral for Bronx River Parkway crash victims
• Kenneth Chamberlain son: Death is latest case of Westchester cops cleared after killing black men
• US hiring slowed in April: 115K jobs added; unemployment drops to 8.1 percent
• Lindsey Bonistall murder: Jury asks for James Cooke to be put to death
• Late afternoon thunderstorms could bring hail, strong winds; 7-day weather forecast
• Upstate man charged with grabbing woman in Yorktown bar
• Protesters: Charge officer in Herve Gilles' death
• Mariano Rivera's career may be over after tearing ACL
• NJ woman, 70, charged in assault-for-hire plot
• Port Authority targets E-ZPass speeders
• Comic Confessions: Things you didn't know about the men of 'Chelsea Lately'
• Boys lacrosse: Somers defense steps up in 13-6 win over Mahopac
• Replay: Yankees chat with Chad Jennings, on Mariano, more
• Carmel fire: 'Community in shock' grieves Sullivan family, stands ready to aid son
• Show your state park some love with Saturday cleanup
• Cross River home listed; was Sam Friedlander family massacre scene
• Anthony DiPippo trial: 2 men claim police coerced statements on Josette Wright's murder
• SCHOOL ELECTIONS GUIDE: Westchester, Rockland, Putnam candidates, budgets
• Fairway Market specialty retailer will anchor Shops at Nanuet
• United Water, state reach $40,000 deal on pesticides; company noted EPA rules
• Chat live with Rangers writer Rick Carpiniello today at 2 p.m.
• Lottery drawings from May 3
• Schneiderman sues Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation, alleges neglect of horses
• Former Senate leader Joe Bruno indicted again on fraud charges, bribe claims
• Judge: Rob Astorino's income veto violated Westchester housing settlement
• Local colleges, Westchester business group partner on research, interns
• Cuomo undaunted by federal rejection of Tappan Zee Bridge aid
• Cuomo announces NY Works infrastructure board, $750M for regional economic councils
• Chat live with Yankees writer Chad Jennings today at noon
• New York's highest court upholds GOP plan for 63rd Senate seat
• Second boy charged in Yonkers school sex assault
• LeBron James, Heat send Knicks to NBA-record 13th straight playoff loss
• Adoption: Everything You Need To Know Free Information Session
• Download new LoHud.com app for iPhone
• Yonkers school sex assault: Boy, 13, charged, more arrests possible in attack on 13-year-old girl
• Tappan Zee Bridge: Rockland business chief calls mass transit supporters 'obstructionists'
• Carmel fire: Visitation today; funeral Saturday
• Carmel fatal fire probed as possible crime; Source: Police dog found no accelerant
• Man convicted of manslaughter in death of NYPD Officer Alain Schaberger of Cortlandt
• Irish President Michael Higgins visits Yonkers during United States tour
• Pleasantville man nabbed in Peekskill burglary after homeowner spies him on webcam, cops say
• $5,000 reward offered for info in year-old Yonkers slaying of Randy Washington
• It's a parade of peonies at Rockefeller park
• Bronx River Parkway safety improvements to start immediately, state says
• Volunteers dedicate 'I Love My Park Day' to cleanup state sites Saturday
• Witness: Veliz was with Novack killers; Florida hairdresser IDs defendant in courtroom
• Sandy Annabi's new lawyer seeks retrial in Yonkers corruption case
• Westchester colleges, think tank releasing plan to boost county's competitiveness in global economy
• Rangers win epic 3-OT game on Marian Gaborik's goal
• Lottery drawings from May 2
• Phil Reisman: Washington Rock in Mamaroneck comes into its own, again
• Activate your account on LoHud
• Yankees not very offensive in defeat
• Peekskill health clinic receives $4.5M to expand service; Spring Valley site also gets funds
• Independence Party backs Republicans Nan Hayworth, Chris Gibson in crucial House races
• Montrose 'Stay Awake-A-Thon' to raise cash for cancer organizations
• Rockland holds off on Family Court in Monsey home-alone fire as dad cooperates
• Ossining Fire Department celebrates 200 years as family with parade Saturday
• Josette Wright's mother testifies about search for daughter when she didn't come home
• Sen. Chuck Schumer, Rockland leaders rally at Pfizer to keep biotech jobs at Pearl River plant
• New York lawmakers, advocates want CPR training in schools
• Noon: Kenneth Chamberlain family lawyer on Phil Reisman radio show
• Editorial: Cuomo's education reform panel faces sweeping task
• White Plains Attorney Anthony J. Enea Addresses Asset Protection Strategies at Scarsdale Women's Club Event
• $5,000 reward offered for info in year-old Yonkers slaying of Randy Washington
• Hudson River oil slick off Nyack traced to leaky oil tank
• White Plains man charged in Scarsdale house burglary; family was home during break-in
• Hutch accident in New Rochelle; injuries reported minor
• Car hits tree, then building in Ramapo crash; Nanuet woman, 20, injured
• Somers man accused of selling stolen jewelry to Putnam pawn shops
• Send tips to Yonkers police with a new iPhone app
• Irish President Michael Higgins to visit Yonkers today, receive key to the city
• Palisades Center's court bid for reduced taxes worries Clarkstown residents
• Mount Vernon schools budget maintains tax levy, aims to avoid major staff cuts
• Hit man: Narcy Novack was in room during fatal attack on husband
• Sheldene Campbell of Pomona, convicted in fatal White Plains hit-and-run, in vegetative state
• Nokia repays state $420G of jobs grant; Finnish cellphone maker to leave N.Y. area
• Bronx River Parkway crash: Borough chief, assemblyman urge state to improve section where 7 died
• Yonkers City Hall may get historic-landmark status
• White Plains false-arrest suit holds closing arguments today; woman cites race in stun gun use
• Carmel fire: Larchmont cop saved son, tried to save wife, girls, in-law says; scene today
• West Point to post Osama bin Laden's last written words
• Lottery drawings from May 1
• United Water agrees to $40,000 penalty for improper pesticide use in Lake Deforest Reservoir
• Journal News Media Group launches new subscription model today
• FAQ: Journal News answers questions on new subscription plan
• Organ recipients in Lower Hudson Valley like new Facebook status
• Westchester legislators reject Greenburgh plan for vacant units; shouting match follows
• 6 land-preservation groups get $200G from N.Y. environment fund
• Schools budget, busing eligibility up for vote in Pearl River
• Crime and courts: Cat doused with lighter fluid; Yonkers teen charged
• Port Chester passes $35.6M village budget, trims tax levy
• Legionaries of Christ puts 2nd Westchester property up for sale
• Bedford prison guard from Yonkers convicted of attempted rape
• Activists confront police in NYC May Day protest
• 11 a.m. on LoHud: Education officials talk tight budgets
• Report: Girl, 13, sexually assaulted at Yonkers school
• Larchmont police captain, wife and 2 daughters die in Carmel house fire; son hospitalized
• 'Once' leads Tony field; Westchester, Putnam residents well represented
• Yonkers man, 22, charged with DWI, gun violation after wrong-way crash
• Greenburgh schools chief focuses on kids
• Garnerville man ID'd in fatal cycle crash
• Sides face off at Westchester clinic hearing
• Spring Valley psychologist loses license
• Mertro-North robbery suspect faces mounting charges
• Voters to examine North Rockland school budget
• Westchester County Airport runway overshadowed by Greenwich trees
• North Rockland seniors find new home
• Bronx River Parkway crash that killed 7 stuns family, friends
• Nyack assistant schools chief to retire
• World Trade Center reclaims city's skyline
• Local sales-tax revenue climbs
• Monsey fire: Dad, charged with endangerment after leaving boy, 4, alone
• Cuomo names education reform panel
• Narcy Novack trial: Hitman admits beating, but not killing, Ben Novack Jr.
• Anthony DiPippo trial: Ex-cop tells of finding Josette Wright's body
• Phil Reisman: In chronic gambling, house always wins
• Corey Foster death: Mother of Leake's & Watts student says son was 'killed'
• Yonkers budget saves school programs
• Putnam to use GPS to monitor homeless sex offenders
• Yonkers schools chief proposes $515.6 million budget
• Hundreds attend hearing on proposed law on protesting outside abortion clinics
• Port Chester trustees adopt $35.6M budget that keeps tax bills about even
• Local sales-tax revenue climbs
• Jury deliberations begin in trial of prison guard accused of raping inmate
• Bronx River Parkway crash: Relatives mourn victims; funeral planned Friday
• Report: NYRA Knowingly Shorted Bettors $8.6 Million
• Westchester County Airport runway overshadowed by Greenwich trees
• World Trade Center reclaims its place as lower Manhattan cheers rebirth
• Carmel sex offenders to wear monitoring bracelets
• Nita Lowey, legislators, advocates call for passage of Westchester clinic access bill
• Corey Foster's mom says son was 'killed,' demands autopsy, video in his death at Leake & Watts
• Narcy Novack trial: Hitman testifies about why he cooperated with authorities
• Chase from Westport, Conn., on I-95 ends in Port Chester; suspects escape
• Greenburgh may hire lawyer in wireless antenna dispute
• Rep. Nita Lowey endorses increased protections for reproductive health clinics; Westchester hearing tonight
• State takes action against four licensed professionals
• Special meeting tonight for Bronxville budget vote
• Monsey fire: Father charged with endangerment for leaving boy, 4, alone
• New York City officials sue police over response to Occupy Wall Street protests
• Watch birds nesting: High-def webcams trained on heron, red-tailed hawk nests at Cornell
• State takes action against four licensed professionals
• Ronald Ross named Greenburgh schools superintendent; has been interim, Woodlands principal
• Anthony DiPippo retrial: Investigator found Josette Wright's skeletal remains with rope attached
• Country music stars will flock to Rockland for summer shows
• New Rochelle man, 19, charged by Pelham cops in commuter robberies
• Who Wants to be a (Briarcliff Manor) Millionaire?
• Hutchinson River Parkway: Truck stuck under an overpass going south near Cross County Parkway
• Monsey house fire probe continues; 4-year-old was left home alone
• Titanic II to sail for New York in 2016: Australian billionaire
• Conn. state police set 'ticket blitz' for Danbury, Waterbury today
• Garnerville man, 25, ID'd as victim of Valley Cottage fatal motorcycle crash
• Putnam Valley man, 84, dies fighting brush fire in his yard
• For New York City cabs a new color: apple green
• World Trade Center is back on top in New York City, with an asterisk
• 11 charged with drunken or drugged driving in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam
• Take 5: Fitness icons Simmons and Fonda talk shop
• Rangers possess a chance
• Mount Kisco blaze displaces 5 families
• Rockland Hall of Fame welcomes seven new members
• Summer job hunt begins for teens, college students; list of resources
• Study: Diabetes hard for teens to keep in check
• Yonkers blaze rages for hours, displaces at least 13, kills pets
• Greenburgh wants leaves bagged for curbside pickup
• Girl power: Sesame Street's Maria brings her message of female empowerment to Westchester
• Suffern students prove smarts in robots
• Bronx River Parkway plunge into Bronx Zoo grounds kills 7 from Bronx family
• Rentals revive waterfront developments
• Corey Foster's parents to speak today, will demand answers from Leake & Watts on son's death
• Journal News offers new plans for subscription
• FAQ: Journal News answers questions on new subscription plan
• Schools fear new cost of 'no' vote: Tax cap freezes levy, replaces old 'contingency' budgets
• Flooding disperses invasive plants, fish
• School districts work to keep levies under tax cap
• CC Sabathia comes up big to defeat Detroit, 6-2
• 150 stroll to fight child abuse
• Knicks know they have to step up game
• Journal News subscription rates as of May 2, 2012
• How to ask for a favor (and why it's so hard to do)
• Mets overcome bullpen, Rockies
• Yanks lose their patience with Freddy Garcia
• Community view: Clinic law aims to restrict speech
• The Melting Pot of White Plains Celebrates Teachers and Nurses During Teacher Appreciation Week and National Nurses Week
• Stony Point cancer survivor runs in ultramarathon
• Olympics one stop in Robert Herbst's big year
• Fire chief: No detectors found at destroyed home in Monsey
• Editorial: Time for Congress to get moving on transportation bill
• Rangers grind out Game 1 win over Capitals
• Tasters rate Greenburgh restaurants
• Ossining library's proposed budget adds 2 hours weekly
• Rockland County jail told to add 16 positions
• Garnerville man, 24, killed in motorcycle crash in Valley Cottage
• Senate districts split Putnam, Rockland: New lines charging up races for state seats; map
• Annabi gets new lawyer in post-trial fight; Jereis plans fundraiser
• Schools fear new cost of 'no' vote
• Restaurants We Love: Vega in Hartsdale
• Bicyclists brush up on safety, etiquette
• Alan Menken, a New Rochelle native and composer, has 3 shows running on Broadway
• Rentals revive waterfront developments
• Yankees' Freddy Garcia rocked again
• Kid's sensory gym to open at former Reader's Digest site
• Feds: Rockland gets top transport grade
• Heat blast Knicks, 100-67
• Rescue from embankment in Hastings
• Garnerville man, 24, dies in Route 303 motorcycle crash
• House damaged by flames in Suffern
• Hikers found at Ward Pound Ridge
• Suspect held in commuter robberies
• Westchester Joint Waterworks website knocked offline
• Moderate earthquake shakes Southern California
• Bicyclists brush up on safety
• Warplanes from Intrepid through NY's canal locks
• Hells Angels member from Brewster sentenced in RI on gun charge
• Night paving work set on Route 202 in Haverstraw; Route 59 in Ramapo
• Drowned student's parents sue 9 men; Grant, 19, was given alcohol at Skidmore College visit
• Ex-TSA agent at Westchester County Airport admits to bribes in oxycodone ring
• Oven, stage left: A food-loving journalist pens a new play premiering in Yorktown
• Rye's Mary Henwood more than numbers in iconic career
• Space shuttle Enterprise makes grand entrance; view a photo gallery
• Garnerville rosary maker faces fraud charge involving customers
• Lawsuit: Pit bull mix killed smaller dog at Putnam Valley obedience camp
• Explicit Web photo spurs Carlucci-backed bill requiring consent; woman's ex-boyfriend's post broke no law
• Community Helping Hands volunteers help Ossining, Briarcliff Manor seniors remain at home
• Hit man at Narcy Novack trial: 'We started to beat up the man'
• Lottery drawings from April 27
• Tax Watch: MTA tax repeal leaves out many self-employed
• Journal News changes: For full access, you need to sign up
• Love-triangle killer Sheila Davalloo gets 50 years for 'demonic act'
• Justice Department clears N.Y. Senate redistricting plan
• Corey Foster funeral: Family will fight for boy; pastor says U.S. must care better for black youths
• New York has 'crossed the Rubicon' toward health reform; insurance exchange cited
• Samaritans rescue Monsey boy, 4, home alone as house burns
• Valley Cottage condo shooting: Judge weighs admitting suspect's comments to cops after attack
• Ex-prison guards say Anthony DiPippo made incriminating statements
• FAQ: Journal News answers questions on new subscription plan
• 50 years for 'demonic act'
• Lawsuit: Pit bull mix killed smaller dog
• Croton woman charged in ambulance attack
• 3 Queens women charged with prostitution in Greenburgh
• Boy, 4, home alone as fire breaks out in Monsey
• 2 men rescued from Spring Valley ravine
• Rockland woman's ex posts sex photo on Web, spurs amendment to state privacy law
• FAQ: Journal News answers questions on new subscription plan
• Sandy Annabi changes lawyers in advance of appeal fight
• Corey Foster funeral: Pastor calls teen's death a message to nation to better care for lives of black youth
• Space shuttle Enterprise makes big entrance to Big Apple with New York City, Lower Hudson Valley flyover
• Alexander Grant's parents sue 9 Saratoga men in Briarcliff Manor student's drowning death
• Join our live chat at 10 p.m. as the Knicks embark on playoff quest in Miami
• Delmon Young, Tigers outfielder, arrested on hate crime harassment charge in NYC
• School candidates: contact us about online election guide
• Blind Brook dam project moving ahead
• Out-sourcing busing to save Mamaroneck schools $800,000
• Lack of seat belts leads to New Rochelle man's gun arrest in Yonkers
• Ossining Fire Dept. plans drill, parade
• Frank Straub, former White Plains public safety chief, quitting Indianapolis job under fire
• Living Here: Check out the exclusive coverage on our brand-new Web page
• 8 great things to do in Westchester and Rockland this weekend
• Hutch: Two 3-car crashes in New Rochelle slowed morning rush
• Thruway box truck-car accident cleared; had jammed Rockland traffic
• Harlem, New Haven lines back on schedule after morning delays
• Yankees winning border war for fans in Connecticut
• Narcy Novack trial: Preparing to kill - buy knife, dumbbells, new loafers, drink half-bottle of rum
• Troopers issue 36 tickets on Route 6 in Cortlandt in distracted-driving crackdown
• Cortlandt man, NYC woman charged with drunken driving in Yorktown, on I-95
• Editorial: Push for raising minimum wage
• Assemblyman Steve Katz gives up GOP primary run against state Sen. Greg Ball
• Condors Swim Club lawsuit raises questions for Clarkstown school trustee Robert Carlucci
• Naughty rank on infidelity website not one New City finds nice
• Rockland Community College hosts cluster of astronomy's top stars, telescopes this weekend
• Greenburgh's Feiner gets no support for Ferncliff; Westchester legislators want affordable housing at site
• David Cruikshank, Mamaroneck High senior, stars as figure skater, scholar, Samaritan
• Rangers survive, advance
• Church benefactor Florence D'Urso dies; Pelham Manor woman, 79, restored art for Vatican
• 6 Lincoln Hall students recognized at United Nations, among 32 graduates of residential school
• Journal News, LoHud.com expand taxes, real estate, food coverage
• Journal News subscription rates as of May 2, 2012
• NFL draft: QBs Andrew Luck, Robert Griffin go 1-2; Giants pick RB David Wilson
• Lottery drawings from April 26
• Fans bid peace and farewell to Levon Helm
• Immigrants outscore native-born Americans on U.S. civics
• Sen. David Carlucci joins push for cameras at group homes
• Tappan Zee Bridge: State says feds' failure to loan $2 billion won't slow project
• Brooke Astor jewelry, furniture, household items to be auctioned Sept. 24-25; meet the estate's new owners
• False alarms douse firefighter morale; Nyack says nearly half of calls aren't real
• Mount Vernon school boosts security after 25 pupils witness shooting outside
• Most New York schools will abide by tax cap
• Summer 2012 is season of the superheroes
• Lindsey Bonistall trial: State rests in death penalty phase for Cooke
• Anthony DiPippo retrial: Childhood friend says ring found in van was Josette Wright's
• Leading Westchester Attorney Debuts Financial Literacy Series Supported by NYSE Grant
• Westchester, Rockland, Putnam homes sales updated in our real estate database
• Pete Fornatale, pioneering N.Y. rock DJ, dies at 66
• Westchester legislators reject proposal for Valhalla shelter site
• Tax Watch blog: Schools in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam set to spend $4.5B in 2012-13
• Journal News subscription rates as of May 2, 2012
• Have you worked or lived at a residential treatment center?
• Burglars hit two Hawthorne homes, try a third; police warn residents to be on lookout for suspicious activity
• New Rochelle mom accused of assaulting teen daughter who ignored her
• New Rochelle woman charged with setting fire to her own apartment
• Narcy Novack trial: Knife used to cut Ben Novack Jr.'s eyes out purchased in Queens, accused killer testifies
• Chat about the Rangers live with Rick Carpiniello
• Steve Katz drops state-senate primary challenge against Greg Ball
• Tappan Zee Bridge: Feds say come back later on state's $2B loan to fund replacement
• White Plains gas leak closes block of Church Street
• Children witness Mount Vernon shooting; school meeting held tonight
• New City makes high-infidelity list
• PepsiCo first quarter net income edges lower
• Florence D'Urso, noted Catholic church benefactor from Pelham Manor, dies
• Lindsey Bonistall case: Prosecution rests in penalty phase for James Cooke
• Anthony DiPippo retrial: Josette Wright's childhood friend ID's ring found in van
• White Plains contract negotiations break down between city and police, firefighters unions
• Yonkers proposed school budget adds staff; no teacher layoffs
• LoHud Lowdown: '50 Shades of Grey' author E L James to sign books in Harrison
• Alan Menken, Oscar winner and Broadway composer, to address Stepinac crowd in May
• Homeless man found dead behind Hartsdale market identified
• Prescription drug disposal Saturday at 3 Rockland police headquarters
• Corey Foster death: Funeral service tomorrow for teen who died at Leake & Watts
• New City man, 48, seriously injured in crash, showing improvement
• Levon Helm fans gather to honor the singer, drummer at Woodstock home
• Anna Gristina's family launches website to seek donations for bail for Manhattan madam suspect
• I-95: 5-car accident cleared in Larchmont; residual backups
• Four Winds Hospital worker stole $40K, troopers say
• Carmel businessman pleads guilty in $2 million bank fraud scheme
• Bride admits faking cancer in wedding scheme; ordered to repay more than $13K
• Tree-removal worker dies at NJ nudist club
• Pooch runs out on LaGuardia Airport runway
• Stony Point man charged with drugged driving, Kent woman with drunken driving
• State of the County: Westchester exec Rob Astorino vows fiscal restraint, jabs at Albany, feds
• Pit bull rescued from dog-fighting ring will lead SPCA Walkathon
• Narcy Novack trial: Hitman says he killed mogul's mom with monkey wrench, details Cristobal Veliz role
• Greenburgh Supervisor Paul Feiner will meet with Westchester officials to push Ferncliff Manor plan for vacant WestHELP site
• Metro-North 'Quiet Cars' need better shout-out, say commuters
• White Plains rolls out red carpet as bus tour promotes city to business
• Putnam's 'Dirtman' faces illegal-dumping charges, accused of polluting reservoir
• Have you worked or lived at a residential treatment center?
• Leake & Watts staffer in Corey Foster death is also Mount Vernon firefighter
• Cuomo's Chairman's Committee economic panel, formed in July, holds first meeting today
• Anthony DiPippo retrial: Jailmate says he admitted sex with girl, 12, denied murder
• Stony Lodge Hospital, a children's psych center in Ossining, to close inpatient service after state citations
• Southeast vets passing torch of flag duty
• Westchester, Putnam flunk ozone tests, yet air quality improving in Lower Hudson Valley
• Boys lacrosse: Pelham back to work after win
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo avoids 2016 presidential election talk
• Phil Reisman: Parking Authority embodies worst of Yonkers politics; listen to his radio show at noon
• Lottery drawings from April 25
• Rockland pays taxes to localities on some county land, even toxic sites
• Greenburgh schools chief finalist Ronald Ross touts teachers over tests, instilling values in students
• Hydrofracking is center of debate at Earth Day event
• Phil Hughes falters again as Yankees fall to Texas
• New Rochelle, White Plains, Peekskill, Rye city schools set candidates list
• Native Plant Center ushers in a season of sales for gardeners
• Game 7s are a thrill for Rangers' Brad Richards
• Editorial: Don't expect quick MMA decision
• Journal News answers pricing question on new subscription model
• Wildlife strikes rarely damage planes, despite Westchester airport incident
• West Haverstraw neighbors watch townhouse demolition as cleanup from gas explosion begins
• State of the County: Astorino touts cut in spending, promises no tax levy hike
• Ossining children's psych center closing housing after order
• Prisoner: DiPippo talked of sex with girl, denied murder
• Southeast veterans passing torch on flag duty
• Westchester County Exec Rob Astorino to deliver State of County tonight
• Narcy Novack trial: Hitman describes beating Bernice Novack to death with monkey wrench
• Students from Kennedy Catholic in Somers celebrate Mass with Cardinal Dolan today
• Driver who passed Tuckahoe stop sign nabbed with 51 bags of crack cocaine, cops say
• Adopt a pet this weekend
• North Salem mayhem: 4 teens busted after brawl on Main Street, troopers say
• Sen. Steve Saland introduces himself to his new Putnam constituents
• Have you worked or lived at a residential treatment center?
• Car knocks over stroller in Sleepy Hollow; 5-month-old escapes serious injury
• Have you been on a flight hit by a bird strike? Talk to us?
• Larchmont teen to be honored at Madison Square Garden during Knicks' game tonight
• Report: Air quality in state is improving, but Westchester, Putnam are graded F for ozone levels
• 'Sensory gym' for kids opens at former Reader's Digest site
• Newt Gingrich all but concedes his campaign is over
• Bronx River Parkway accident cleared in Scarsdale
• Lauren Spierer case: Robert Spierer makes direct appeal for information in his daughter's disappearance
• Narcy Novack stood to gain more from husband's death than divorce, lawyer testifies
• Narcy Novack trial: Ben Novack Jr.'s mistress, ex-prostitute, testifies she was going to replace wife
• Masked man locks workers in freezer, robs Queens McDonald's
• Cooper Union graduate students to pay tuition; undergraduate classes still free, for now
• Conn. police ticket man, 76, in scooter chair after accident
• Peekskill, Mahopac men charged with drunken driving on Routes 6, 9
• Sweet or savory? Rhubarb offers many possibilities, and not just for pie
• Anthony DiPippo's ex-girlfriend details slaying of Josette Wright in testimony
• Unemployment rises slightly in Lower Hudson Valley
• Chat live about the Yankees with Chad Jennings
• Chat live with Yankees writer Chad Jennings today at noon
• Lottery drawings from April 24
• Ramapo plans jobs website to link local employers, seekers
• Peekskill plans safety review after death of sanitation worker John E. Fischer II
• Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver wants publicly funded campaigns
• Chat live with wrestling writer Vincent Z. Mercogliano tonight at 8 p.m.
• Federal contractor executives hit 'pay' dirt
• Mets' Mike Pelfrey, Jason Bay go on shelf
• Yonkers Family Court will get air test today; building reopens after landlord cleans up leak
• Baseball: Stepinac rallies to beat Iona Prep 4-3
• Mixed Case: Check out our wine of the week
• Editorial: New sex-trafficking law overdue
• Ardsley police seek violent home invaders
• There's something new brewing: barrel-aged beers
• New York primary: GOP faithful back Mitt Romney, want end to long party battle
• Yu Darvish shows Yankees what all the fuss is about
• Geese strike forces JetBlue flight's emergency landing at Westchester airport
• Video: Gunman robs Spring Valley deli
• Leake & Watts staffers put on leave in Corey Foster death
• Westchester: Tower Ridge Yacht Club tugboat pumped bilge oil into Hudson River
• Suffern chess whiz defeats grandmaster, first upset win in Rockland Community College tourney's history
• Softball: Pearl River's Mandy McCarthy fires one-hitter vs. Eastchester
• Haverstraw dad Michael Aviles gets maximum sentence; judge says girl 'brutalized' before death
• Clarkstown school board probe: No ill intent, no foul by 2 trustees
• Talk about your commute on our Commuter Life blog
• Journal News answers question on new subscription model
• Talk about your commute on our Commuter Life blog
• New Rochelle machete slaying in 2011 was fueled by drugs, defense says
• Lindsey Bonistall trial: Murder changed family members forever
• NAI Friedland Closes 8 Transactions in the Month of March Covering Westchester and the Bronx
• Ardsley police seek violent home invaders
• Peekskill sanitation worker, 40, dies following fall from truck
• Witness: DiPippo raped girl, 12
• Air testing ordered for Yonkers Family Court building
• 5 life terms for double murder
• JetBlue airliner makes emergency landing after geese strike
• Ossining children's psych center closing amid safety concerns
• Oil spill probe in Hudson leads to charge in unrelated case
• Michael Aviles gets maximum in beating death of baby daughter
• Father of girls killed in Christmas Day fire in Stamford starts arts project
• Greenburgh schools to introduce superintendent candidates
• What do you plan to do with your tax refund? Take our poll
• Putnam's 'Dirtman' charged with running 2 illegal Carmel landfills
• Police ticketed 65,081 drivers so far this year for using handheld devices
• Narcy Novack trial: Husband's ex-prostitute mistress testifies she was going to replace Narcy
• Crafts at Lyndhurst Returns May 4
• Kitley Covill nominated for Yonkers inspector general
• Presidential primary day in N.Y.; Romney favored
• New Castle police lieutenant with town grievance retires
• New Rochelle man arrested on N.J. warrant after fight at Meadowlands
• Corey Foster death: Leake & Watts staff members on unpaid leave; agency disputes witness accounts
• Ardsley woman charged with DWI after rolling car; Bronx woman also arrested for DWI
• Clarkstown probe: Contact with principal did not violate bylaws
• Croton sets hearing date on downtown zoning plan
• Woman, 26, sentenced to 3-9 years for I-95 wrong-way crash that killed NJ man
• IBM raises dividend, approves stock buyback
• Tax Watch blog: Sales tax collections rise in Westchester, Putnam; drop in Rockland
• Ardsley family targeted in home invasion
• Yorktown girl, 11, arrested after falsely claiming parent pulled gun on her, cops say
• Peekskill man accused of stealing $3,000 from Jefferson Valley store where he worked
• Bedford woman, 29, charged in attempted Yorktown burglary
• Phil Reisman: Race is elephant in room - police shooting brings tension to the forefront
• Yonkers Family Court shut down due to leaky roof
• Anthony DiPippo retrial begins for in case of 1994 slaying of Josette Wright, 12
• Career expo to focus on franchises
• Lindsey Bonistall's mother to speak at victim's rights event
• Tappan Zee Bridge plan to aid local businesses
• Editorial: Teacher evaluation bills would inhibit accountability
• Vegetable garden sprouts at cancer center
• New Rochelle musical: 'Working' for the weekend
• Police departments join forces in manhunt
• Narcy Novack trial: Prosecutor says Ben Novak died in 'sadistic killing'
• Regents board eyes new paths to graduation
• Mixed Case: Check out our wine of the week
• Eric Lau pleads guilty in teacher Jami Erlich's murder
• Cuomo: Unpaid insurance claims investigated
• BOCES students help build research station in Ramapo
• Herve Gilles death: Rockland grand jury hearing evidence in cop's fatal gunfire
• Video: Gunman robs Spring Valley deli
• Thruway death may be suicide
• William Regan, former Yonkers deputy mayor, sought jobless benefits, on top of pension
• Edward Vogt, New City crash victim, remembered
• Lauren Spierer case: Hope fades for parents, believe missing daughter is no longer alive; video interview
• Subscribers will get full access to print, Web
• Tappan Zee Bridge replacement work worries South Nyack residents
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo taps former Gov. David Paterson for MTA board
• Talk about your commute on our Commuter Life blog
• Detective pleads guilty to fraud
• Inmate takes stand in guard rape case
• Talk about today's commute on our Commuter Life blog
• Anthony DiPippo retrial begins today in 1994 rape, murder of Josette Wright. Reporter tweeting live.
• Troopers charge 21 with drunken or drugged driving in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam
• Narcy Novack case: Seventh suspect eyed, worked with alleged killers
• Hutch rollover in Harrison. No injuries or traffic delays reported
• Roads 9:20 a.m. update: Taconic jammed S/B in Mt. Pleasant. Saw Mill Pky reopened. I-87 slow in Rockland.
• Volley meets volley in this 'Folly'
• Ossining H.S. a finalist for Intel Schools of Distinction Awards
• Chalk it up: Coloring hair with pastels is the new rad fad
• Community view: Synthetic marijuana poses extreme danger to youth
• Mets' closer job not opening
• If approved, hydrofracking may go to supportive regions
• Kenneth Chamberlain Sr. police shooting: Rev. Calvin Butts, Abyssinian Baptist Church pastor, calls it 'racially charged murder'
• Community view: Chaotic scene to blame for Danroy Henry's death
• Mother, daughter escape from burning Cortlandt home
• Level 3 sex offender moves to Spring Valley
• Driver injured, hospitalized after hitting tree in New City
• Rockland Community College events helps families keep alive Holocaust memories
• Conference to focus on threats to Ramapo watershed
• Nyack, River Club restaurant may team up to run marina
• Detectives to bicycle 320 miles for police memorial
• Check out our Commuter Life blog, a place for all things transit in LoHud
• Greenburgh asks state for help on park lease
• School board candidates in May 15 election in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam - list
• 1,000 take part in walk to fight pancreatic cancer
• Bills want teacher evaluations kept private
• State's wealthy give millions to presidential campaigns
• Earth Day fans welcome rain
• Better late than never? Not when you're stuck waiting
• Atypical weather pattern dumps heavy rains
• Level 3 sex offender moves to Spring Valley
• Harlem pastor decries 'racially charged murder' of White Plains man
• Lottery drawings from April 21
• 'Devastated' Clarkstown neighbors mourn woman, 75; rescue attempts in fire failed
• Green Meadow Waldorf School helps students, families unplug
• Girls study eels in Furnace Brook, join citizen scientists who contribute vital environmental research
• Local hospitals, police to collect unwanted pills in national drug take-back
• What it costs to fire a teacher: State, schools spend millions on cases that take years
• New Rochelle Catholic schools unite as students tackle community projects
• Narcy Novack slay trial aims to untangle tawdry web; statements begin Monday
• Tuckahoe will cut school staff 10 percent to fit tax cap
• North Castle recycling day picks up enthusiasm
• Children paint, others plant to support Community Garden of Love for hungry in Rockland
• Editorial: State slices 'Pineapple' from tests
• Red Raider Relays: Love re-writes Rye record book
• Rangers one loss away
• Gambling feud's shootings, stabbing spur crackdown in southwest Yonkers
• Reisman: Feds bully Pearl River district over slur at a game
• Rockland police chiefs seek Intelligence Center finance deal as 4 towns move to pull officers
• Here are your candidates for school boards in May 15 election
• Nurturing the land: More women are farming these days, bringing a gentle touch to a labor of love
• School districts cautious to stay under cap
• N.Y. Republican primary loses luster as Romney rolls, focus shifts to November
• New Rochelle's Catholic high schools help others to make a difference
• 32 blogs, no waiting on LoHud.com: communities, taxes, high school/pro sports, entertainment - list
• Plane crash-lands at IBM in Yorktown
• Fordham Prep grad, Mount Vernon man dies in Tappan Zee Bridge jump
• Clarkstown taps reserves for teachers, new boiler; residents won't pay now
• Nyack officials select Nyack Center to run summer camp
• Tax Watch: Online tests widen schools' digital divide
• Port Chester's academic cuts herald tax cap's impact on region's schools
• DWI crash victim sues defunct Mount Kisco bar, claims 'dozens' of drinks sold to driver
• Woman's Club of New Rochelle celebrates 100 years, and disbands
• Lottery drawings from April 20
• Westchester legislators consider abortion-clinic protest law, both sides of issue claim intimidation
• IBM's Creek Watch app joins others in letting citizen scientists protect environment, waterways
• Family's lawyer: Leake & Watts teen's death like gang attack
• Lindsey Bonistall trial: Cooke barred from court for rest of penalty phase
• Rockland County starts drug court to handle misdemeanors, focus on treatment
• Woman dies in New City fire
• Briarcliff Manor schools seek $10.5M bond for science, music labs; turf fields
• Nanuet man scratches way to $5 million prize, plans to 'ease into retirement'
• Ossining Ethics Board member cites rejection of complaint filed against Borgia over group home
• Rockland firehouses open doors for weekend recruitment drive
• Yankees spoil Boston's party
• Boys lacrosse: Yorktown rolls to win over Shenendehowa
• Eric Lau ruled competent to stand trial in murder of teacher Jami Erlich, date may be set Monday
• Accident slows traffic on Interstate 287
• Music icon Levon Helm, key member of The Band, dies at 71
• Scouts earn 'crown jewel'
• Adam Bradley returns to court on probation violation charges
• Kenneth Chamberlain Sr. shooting: Family says White Plains police officer Steven Hart shouted slur
• New on Commuter Life: Most commuters in LoHud travel alone
• Ossining's cranky peace activist has global following
• Tax Watch blog: State Attorney General Eric Scheiderman sues Sprint for back taxes
• Peekskill cops expect arrests in early morning shooting; no one injured
• Somers troopers charge 3 Lincoln Hall students in assault on 4th student
• Bear sighted Wednesday in Brewster
• Restrained boy who died at Leake & Watts facility in Yonkers identified; fellow student calls him 'good kid,' discusses restraint procedure
• Noon: Phil Reisman radio show, on Echo Bay development
• Mahopac man, a suspected illegal immigrant, held on DWI, other charges after Carmel crash
• Troopers charge 3 with drunken or drugged driving in Rockland, Westchester, Putnam
• Police chiefs call for more funding for child-abuse-prevention programs. 2,300+ Westchester kids abused or neglected, study says
• Colleges expand graduate programs for working professionals
• RiverArts, ArtsWestchester studio tours will show artists in action
• 2 Westchester hospitals overbilled Medicaid; Sound Shore agrees to pay $2.2M
• Replay webcast: The right to access services vs. the right to protest abortion - panel discussion
• Greenburgh Supervisor Paul Feiner, once a Ridge Hill opponent, now toasts its success
• Dick Clark, Mount Vernon native, dies at 82; Share your memories with us
• Bedford parents, kids dish the dirt, raise funds for bigger garden at school
• Rangers fall 3-2 in overtime
• Burgundy Gardens in Valley Cottage settles housing discrimination case for $175,000
• Pearl River sues feds, defends its probe of alleged racial slur against Ardsley student
• East Ramapo budget cuts spending by $7 million, slashes staff, programs
• Lottery drawings from April 18
• Sloatsburg warehouse owner wants diet-food plant, seeks zoning variance tonight
• Battle over minimum wage is under way in Albany
• Nyack group works to preserve John Green House, village's oldest house
• Jury selection starts in Anthony DiPippo retrial over 1994 murder, rape of Putnam girl Josette Wright
• High-school theater: Clarkstown South, Eastchester seniors have a moment - to shine
• Reform groups seek public financing of N.Y. election campaigns
• Food Bank for Westchester opens new warehouse today, triples space as need increases
• Clarkstown vote lets drivers take a turn at the mall
• Ramapo cops: Ex-airman threatened parents, barricaded himself
• Phil Reisman: Caution is wise when dealing with Forest City
• Girls lacrosse: Lopez protects the net and the lead vs. Yorktown
• Mixed Case: Check out our wine of the week
• Westchester-Based Animal Shelter Teams Up With World Poker Tour For ‘Poker For Pets’
• State to cover $14M in local storm costs
• Air Force vet from Pomona accused of threatening parents
• Bedford parents, kids dish the dirt
• Ossining High School named Intel School of Distinction finalist
• Yonkers Middle/High student collapses, dies at School 23 during walking tour
• Rabies treatment for woman bitten by raccoon at Valhalla station
• Share your thoughts and memories of Dick Clark with us
• Greenburgh Supervisor Paul Feiner, once a Ridge Hill opponent, now toasts its success
• Bonistall murder trial: Previous crimes cited in penalty phase
• Dick Clark, a Mount Vernon native, dies at 82 after a massive heart attack
• LoHud Baseball blog releases season's first Power Rankings
• UPDATE: Man shot in head with nail gun in South Salem
• Rockland police chiefs seeking agreement to maintain county crime-fighting unit
• Carmel man who police say threw wife from car remains in jail
• Clarkstown board votes to remove 'no right turn sign' on Palisades Center Drive at Snake Hill Road
• Hudson River PCB dredging review deadline postponed
• Vanessa Williams will sign new book at Barnes and Noble
• Mayor Michael Bloomberg wants apartment buildings to set smoking rules
• Tax Watch blog: Do you support a millionaire's tax? Vote in our poll
• Saw Mill Parkway traffic heavy S/B in Chappaqua
• Shaul Spitzer gets 7 years for New Square arson attack
• Website www.jobcentral2.net accused of stealing applicant's IDs
• New York City introducing 3-door buses
• Yonkers, Mount Kisco motorists charged with drunken driving on PIP, Route 6
• Somers woman a DWI at 3x legal limit with child in car, troopers charge
• Pomona man who barricaded himself in a home taken into custody by Ramapo police
• Najibullah Zazi, bomb-maker in NYC subway plot testifies; terrorists eyed Grand Central among possible targets
• Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand has $9.1 million in campaign cash for November race
• James Curley seeks return as Ramapo cop after voided conviction, long disability
• Lakeland schools budget controls spending via retirement incentives
• Mixed Case: Check out our wine of the week
• Kevin Puts of Yonkers calls his Pulitzer Prize win for opera 'Silent Night' an 'incredible' moment
• Mets: Johan Santana is knocked around, 9-3
• Putnam legislators may vote in May on Mary Ellen Odell push to sell Carmel office building
• Centuries-old oak tree threatened by Mamaroneck flood project, neighbors say
• Calling all school board candidates
• Piermont race honoring 9/11 victim Dennis McHugh is Saturday
• Harrison pantry-theft defendant Adam Straface acquitted of larceny
• CC Sabathia, Chris Stewart lead Yankees over Twins, 8-3
• Police: Carmel man pushed woman from car, took off with son
• Nita Lowey opponent Joe Carvin puts $1 million into his House campaign
• Noon webcast: Right to reproductive health services vs. right to protest abortion
• Garden Fresh: You'll know it's spring when these vegetables start to sprout
• Carmelo Anthony, Knicks soar past Celtics
• Girls lacrosse: Monaghan's seven goals help North Rockland win
• Pawnshops rise in region, fight towns over image
• Baseball: Briarcliff posts impressive win over Fox Lane
• Andrew Cuomo's business-labor Chairman's Committee fails to meet in first 9 months
• White Plains' $189M schools budget restores teachers, stays under cap
• Obama: Crack down on oil price manipulation
• Mount Vernon man charged with raping 3 girls met via Internet
• New Rochelle OKs reduced Echo Bay housing-retail project
• U.S. firm First Solar lays off 2,000, most in Germany, as European market sinks
• Orangetown cop attacked at Dominican College, police say; 4 students charged in campus fight
• North Rockland sends budget to voters; plan covers elementary-school consolidation
• Lottery drawings from April 17
• Replay webcast: The right to access services vs. the right to protest abortion - panel discussion
• David Carlucci, other Senate Democrats push expanded promotion of New York agriculture
• Yonkers shoplifter stashed stuff into stroller, cops say
• Rockland groups reach out to veterans who served in Iraq, Afghanistan
• Scarsdale man dissatisfied with sidewalk work at his home threatened worker, tossed brick at him, police say
• Narcy Novack murder trial: Jury selection to begin today; hear exclusive interview
• Michael Davitt, Tappan Zee Bridge dangler, due in Greenburgh court today
• Shaul Spitzer to be sentenced today in New City arson attack on Aron Rottenberg
• New City house fire started by soldering, officials say
• Brush fire alert in effect today; 7-day weather forecast
• Harrison woman awarded $825G in crash with firefighter
• Former TSA officer pleads guilty in prescription drug trafficking scheme that included Westchester County Airport
• Troopers charge 4 with drunken or drugged driving in Rockland, Putnam
• What did you pay for gas? Talk about it on our new Commuter Life blog
• Kevin Puts, composer from Yonkers, wins Pulitzer Prize for music for 'Silent Night' opera
• Cops: Nyack man, drunk, drove into dry-docked boat
• Orangetown exhibit examines town's past
• Developer seeks OK for Rye hotel
• Last day to file taxes
• Celebrities stop by for a chat
• Gunman robs deli in Spring Valley
• Nita Lowey courts Rockland voters
• Yonkers rape trial opens; woman testifies
• Phil Reisman: Can Spano fix mess in Yonkers?
• Yonkers budget: $295 tax hike, 112 city jobs cut
• Westchester fights for housing ruling
• Rye office building's owner stops paying mortgage, default proceedings have begun
• School board election candidates
• Mount Vernon dispute pits merchants against vendors
• Businesses in northern Rockland to be hit by 'cash mob'
• Editorial: School districts learn their lesson
• 'Forum' and more appearing on high school stages this weekend
• Westchester Children’s Museum Welcomes New Director of Development and Board Members
• UPDATE: Tractor-trailer crash on I-287 west in Greenburgh cleared
• Yonkers budget: $295 tax hike, 112 city job cuts, but no significant cuts to schools; Lesnick weighs in
• Mohegan Lake man rode motorcycle on Putnam bike trial in Mahopac, Carmel cops say
• DiPippo faces re-trial in 1994 rape and murder of Carmel's Wright, 12
• Westchester, Putnam get $900G for flood control projects
• White Plains man arrested in very petty larceny
• Pound Ridge truck checkpoint: 2 trucks towed for major safety violations; 2 arrests; 33 summonses
• I-95 accident in Harrison cleared
• 2002 incident between Narcy Novack and husband Ben Novack won't be part of upcoming murder trial
• Derek Jeter to be awarded honorary degree by Siena College
• Shawn and Marlon Wayans will bring their sibling stand-up to West Nyack
• Ossining seeks limits on where pawnshops can operate
• New Yorkers on taxes: 43 percent say they pay too much. More say they're better off financially than a year ago
• Spring Valley deli robbed at gunpoint by man with his face covered
• Nyack man accused of driving drunk after crashing into boat
• Retired Rockland County corporal Megan Leavey, Sgt. Rex come home to New York
• Taconic Parkway backups grow now that schools are back; share your experiences on our Commuter Life blog
• Guy Rotondo, Briarcliff school board president, will not seek second term
• Motorist who drives wrong way into checkpoint among 9 charged with drunken or drugged driving, cops say
• Harlem Line delayed briefly by tree down near Goldens Bridge; trains back on schedule
• Son of NJ school board president charged in killing
• Conn. firefighter, 67, dies responding to brush fire
• Taconic backups S/B at Yorktown construction zone
• Yankees pound Angels 11-5 as bats erupt from doldrums
• Troopers charge 11 with drunken driving in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam
• Weather: Summer preview today with highs in the 80s; 7-day forecast
• Putnam struggles to house 4th sex offender
• Peekskill home went up in 'wall of flame'
• Community View: Expanded DNA databank a plus
• Top gardens: What's open for visitors in Westchester, Rockland and Putnam
• State's elementary school tests now longer, after break; educators say timing unfair
• Film looks at '80s talk show host Morton Downey Jr.
• Mamaroneck, Greeley present roller disco Newton-John musical
• Proms aren't red carpets: Actresses share tips on dressing for the big night
• Mets drop the ball in loss to Phillies
• Life 'stands still' after West Haverstraw gas explosion
• Antiques appraisals: Crowds hope to find treasures
• Funding may hurt hydrofracking studies' credibility
• Volunteers pitch in to clean up county park
• Elmsford school budget cuts staff; superintendent cites salaries, unfunded mandates as cause
• School budget growth sinks quickly; districts retreat to core programs; check your district's spending
• Greenburgh debates leasing parkland
• Sens. Kirsten Gilibrand, Chuck Schumer run up flight costs; where they flew: Tax watch
• Dennis Kay, Airmont's mayor, dies at 65
• Danroy Henry shooting: Newly released video, statements show confused scene for all
• ALL-STARS: Meet The Journal News top players for high school winter sports
• Check out our new Commuter Life blog, a place for all things transit in LoHud
• Eric Lau competency hearing nears end
• Bomb scare evacuates Westchester airport
• Westchester-based Animal Shelter Teams Up with World Poker Tour Events for ‘Poker for Pets’ Fundraiser
• Music Conservatory of Westchester Seeks Sponsors for 11th Annual Golf and Tennis Classic
• School Search Solutions To Help Westchester Families Find 'Best' Schools
• NEW DETAILS: Westchester County Airport scare stranded hundreds; 2 flights diverted, 13 delayed
• Bronx man held after high-speed chase in Yonkers
• Motorcyclist hurt in crash that snarls traffic for hours
• Airmont Mayor Dennis Kay dead at 65 of unknown cause; foul play not suspected
• Peekskill fire displaces 8; cause under investigation
• ALL-STARS: Meet The Journal News top players for high school winter sports
• Peekskill blaze displaces 8
• Rockland boys basketball all-county: Vikings' McCahey kept getting better and better
• Westchester/Putnam boys basketball all-stars: Cousins made Mount Vernon go
• Publisher: Journal News will change subscription, location, but not dedication to local news
• Pocantico Hills budget raises spending, needs cap override, yet cuts tax rates
• New Rochelle readies vote on pared Echo Bay waterfront project
• Titanic anniversary: Family, veterans honor lost postal worker in Greenburgh ceremony
• Danroy Henry shooting: Newly released video, statements show confused scene for all
• Tax Watch: School budget growth sinks quickly; districts retreat to core programs
• Lottery drawings from April 14
• Top gardens: What's open for visitors in Westchester, Rockland and Putnam
• In brief: Hendrick Hudson reaches labor deal; Spano appoints new Yonkers budget director
• Gracepoint Gospel Fellowship lets teen pick gowns for prom
• Cops: Port Chester man, 20, choked pregnant girlfriend
• Philipsburg Manor's expanded 'Sheep-to-Shawl' festival continues today, next weekend
• Ramapo police break up teen drinking party; 2 arrested
• Philanthropic Park Foundation quietly bankrolls hydrofracking foes
• Reisman: Sports broadcaster knows score on Tappan Zee Bridge politicians
• Mount Vernon extends parking-meter payment time by 2 hours daily
• Editorial: Health exchange will benefit all New Yorkers
• Rock and Roll Hall bash set to kick off
• A gathering honors postal worker lost with Titanic
• FDNY: 17 firefighters hurt battling Bronx blaze
• Ramapo police bust up teen drinking party, 2 arrested
• Lockerbie bomber health deteriorating, says family
• Events around the world mark Titanic centenary
• Tuna linked to salmonella outbreak in 20 states, including NY
• Feds: Espada charged $15k trip to health clinic
• Humane Society in Pomona relies on thrift shop to raise money
• Homeless man found dead in Hartsdale
• Tax Watch column: Greenburgh aims to raze affording housing
• Tax Watch: Putnam jail lacks enough cells for women, pays for boarding of inmates
• Narcy Novack audio exclusive: Says she may have also been killers' target
• Lottery drawings from April 13
• Spring Valley protesters want cop's arrest in Herve Gilles' shooting death
• Page Dickey, North Salem garden writer, revisits Duck Hill garden in Rocky Hills lecture
• 8 great things to do in Westchester and Rockland this weekend
• Melvina Carter promoted to president, CEO of Yonkers IDA
• Purchase College students, preachers clash over comments on homosexuality
• Francis Ford Coppola sues Tuscan Oven owner over California restaurant's name
• Hendrick Hudson proposes $70.6M budget, lowers Peekskill tax bill
• Suffern will improve 10 storefronts with fed grant, aims to lure professionals
• Northern Rockland residents speak against Canada-NYC power line plan
• Shah Rukh Khan, Bollywood superstar, detained at Westchester County Airport
• Meredith Vieira, Irvington celebrity, has more time - for new film, spouse and sleep
• Lindsey Bonistall murder: Family 'relieved' by guilty verdict against James Cooke
• Rockland Girls Basketball All-County: Scognamiglio of Pearl River rises to the top
• Titanic legacy: Interest resurfaces in local connections
• Westchester/Putnam Girls Basketball All-Stars: Chong continues dominance for Ossining
• Peru native's art sale in Mamaroneck will benefit Hispanic Resource Center
• New Square arson attack: Spitzer faces 5-10 years at sentencing Tuesday, supporters seek leniency
• Family 'relieved' by guilty verdict
• UPDATE: Missing Peekskill man found
• Briarcliff repairs sidewalk damage; arrests two teens
• 'Dusted' sleeper busted in White Plains, cops say
• The Tax Watchdog takes on a curious decision on affordable housing
• Cold Spring: 2 charged in connection with thefts from 25 parked cars
• Tarrytown water service restored; Neperan Road reopened
• Yonkers mayor names Westchester budget official John Delaney as city budget director
• Car blocking intersection leads to gun, drug arrests in Yonkers
• Mahopac's turf field closed until further notice for wear-and-tear repairs
• Spring Valley residents rally for action in police shooting of Herve Gilles
• Yankees win home opener: Get the latest on the LoHud Yankees Blog
• Port Chester man choked pregnant girlfriend until she passed out, cops charge
• Peekskill garbage man seriously injured in fall from moving truck
• Homeless man found dead behind Hartsdale market
• They cover the watershed: new DEP cops sworn in
• 8 great things to do in Westchester and Rockland this weekend
• Residents oppose powerline plan
• 2 charged after burglary at upstate cancer patient's home
• No texting while driving: Troopers to target use of cell phone behind wheel
• Man with toilet plunger tries to rob upstate bank, cops say
• Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan detained at Westchester County Airport; Indian officials angry
• Maryland trucker in Thruway crash dies of injuries
• Douglas Kennedy vows to fight charges in hospital run-in, invokes father's assassination; Nurses rally
• Check out our new Commuter Life blog, a place for all things transit in LoHud
• Yorktown man, Ossining woman among 3 charged with drunken or drugged driving
• Spectacular fire destroys Danbury home; video
• Subcontractor for Cablevision faces sex-related charge
• Cops: 3 stole cardboard
• Matterhorn Nursery suddenly closes gate; auction set
• Titanic legacy: Interest resurfaces in local connections
• Jurors in Lindsey Bonistall case to resume deliberations
• Cat's owner may provide clues in case of dead pets illegally dumped along Hutchinson River Parkway
• Danroy Henry Jr. death: Dig through the evidence in our interactive graphic
• Indictment: Man took photos, video underneath women's skirts
• Earth Watch: Pursuit of the facts always worth the cost
• Son's grief doubles after ashes misplaced
• Report of noose at Mount Vernon firehouse probed
• Kenneth Chamberlain Sr. death: Family's lawyer calls shooting a 'tragedy of errors'
• Convicted killer's claim over broken TV denied
• Westchester opens site for hazardous-waste recycling
• AUDIO EXCLUSIVE: Narcy Novack says she may have also been killers' target
• Somers Central School District seeks 3.9% tax hike
• Step into spring and get walking for fitness in Westchester and Rockland
• 'First' responders are just a 911 call away in Westchester, Rockland
• Judges lifts restraint on Westchester's contracts board
• 'Cash Cab' host Ben Bailey makes a stop in Tarrytown
• Grand opening today for Lord & Taylor
• Westchester, Putnam, Rockland housing prices plunge
• Briefs: Vice President Joe Biden visit snarls some Westchester traffic
• Civil Air Patrol finds home at Orangeburg center
• UPDATE: Vice President Biden to attend Scarsdale fundraiser tonight; S/B Hutchinson Parkway closed
• Subcontractor doing repair work for Cablevision charged with sex crime in Stony Point
• North Salem schools hold spending hike below 2%
• Verplanck fire victim remains critical
• Mount Vernon officials investigate report of noose in firehouse
• Trayvon Martin case: George Zimmerman appears in court; new details on prosecution's case
• COMMUTERS: Share your troubles and tips during today's evening commute on our blog
• UPDATED: Clarkstown police bust cardboard theft ring at Central Nyack Stop & Shop
• Break in dumped animals mystery: Dead cat's owner comes forward
• iPad is stolen but not gone in New Rochelle. Technology kicks in; Yonkers man arrested
• New Rochelle sewage plant gets $80 million in financing for upgrades
• Hen Hud schools reach contract deals with teacher aides, CSEA
• 2 face marijuana charges in New Rochelle
• Judge lifts restraining order in dispute between Astorino, Democratic legislators
• Westchester, Rockland and Putnam home sales are flat and prices are way down
• Tiffany Giardini will perform at 17th Annual Kids Fair
• UPDATE: Fake grenade prompted evacuation at World Financial Center
• Rockland Civil Air Patrol finds new home
• Conn. community remembers boy, 6, killed by wood chipper
• Binghamton University halts fraternity, sorority pledging due to hazing
• Titanic exhibit opens at Mystic Aquarium
• Conn. trooper, motorist: Mysterious object fell from sky; green, glowing, size of a whale
• NY state parks system getting $89M funding boost; Rockland Lake State Park's North Pool to reopen
• UPDATE: Jurors begin deliberating fate of James Cooke in slaying of Lindsey Bonistall
• Putnam blotter: Felony drug bust in Mahopac, Kent DWI, Patterson weapons charges, more
• RFK's son due in Mount Kisco court tonight in hospital run-in case; watch incident video
• Talk about your commute now on our commuter blog
• North Salem man charged with drunken driving on I-84 in Southeast
• Yonkers' Cross County mall seeks OK for scaled-down hotel
• Ramapo gets $1,500 grant for fire prevention tools
• Kenneth Chamberlain Sr. shooting: Discuss it at 11 a.m. in LoHud.com webcast
• Verplanck man rescues neighbor in home blaze
• Journal News to expand local content: new apps, more coverage on homes and taxes
• Editorial: Keep Tappan Zee Bridge transit option alive
• Tax Watch: Meet the Tax Watchdogs; read blog, articles, columns; search data
• Rockland County legislators oppose state bill to charge those on probation
• Prosecutors: Sleepy Hollow man used cell phone to take pictures, video underneath women's skirts
• Rockland Marine, canine partner reunited
• Mount Vernon man acquitted in Rockland of raping teen, faces similar charges in Westchester
• Tribute to 1906 Haverstraw landslide victims shaping up with groundbreaking
• N.Y. to pick up $61 million in storm repairs, but not for Lower Hudson Valley
• Mount Vernon homicide victim ID'd as Bronx man Vivien Rainfrod
• Bedford planners to make field trip to Martha Stewart's estate
• Leno quip misses the really big joke
• Connecticut driver dies in car crash on I-684 in Bedford
• Bob Baird's final salute to loyal readers
• Audit cites Byram Hills school district on spending controls
• Experts tell state: Don't rush new Tappan Zee Bridge
• Journal News wins 8 N.Y. awards
• Mixed Case: Check out our wine of the week
• Exclusive interview: Narcy Novack says she may have also been killers' target
• Libby Pataki unveils Putnam tourism website
• Prop master James Blumenfeld of Nanuet is an unsung hero of the Metropolitan Opera
• Cross County shopping center scales back hotel plans
• State will pick up local share of upstate counties' Irene, Lee flood costs but not Lower Hudson Valley's
• Libby Pataki unveils Putnam tourism website
• Bedford planners to make field trip to Martha Stewart's estate
• Mt. Vernon homicide victim ID'd
• Chat about boys lacrosse live with Mike Dougherty
• Hutchinson River Parkway slows N/B in Scarsdale after multi-vehicle crash
• In Tuckahoe, first the son and then the father arrested
• 2 Putnam men await extradition to Connecticut to face burglary charges, troopers say
• Cars burglarized in Cold Spring; police advise residents to lock vehicles
• Ex-Brewster cop charged in Mahopac stand off remains in jail
• Cars burglarized in Cold Spring; Police advise residents to lock vehicles
• Ex-Brewster cop charged in Mahopac stand off remains in jail
• Trayvon Martin death: Second-degree murder charge in case; Zimmerman in custody
• At long last, war hero Megan Leavey and her dog, Rex, are reunited
• Garrison facility honors Regis Philbin
• UPDATE: Rangers contain brush fire in Harriman State Park
• Mamaroneck mom stashes stolen bottles of cologne beneath young daughter's bottom, cops say
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo breaks out veto pen for pork
• Ailey II will dance at the Emelin Theater this week
• Gunman targeting train stations puts commuters on edge
• Pair mug New Rochelle man, elude passers-by who give chase
• The Journal News announces move to 1133 Westchester Ave.
• US sues Apple, publishers over electronic books
• Briarcliff hydrants get flushed out this week
• Mount Vernon man aquitted of rape in Rockland; still faces charges in Yonkers
• N.Y. attorney general to review wrongful convictions
• UPDATED: Verplanck woman, 48, severely burned in trailer home fire
• Powerful Indonesia earthquakes trigger tsunami warnings, but no serious damage reported
• Cortlandt, Brewster, Peekskill motorists charged with drunken or drugged driving
• Escaped cow captured on streets of Paterson, NJ
• I-684 traffic slowed by accident near Exit 6A
• Conn. man dies in predawn car crash on I-684 in Bedford
• Yonkers man stabbed 3 times
• NYU agrees to scale back expansion plan
• Dutchess County man's 60-mile police chase ends in fiery crash
• East Ramapo schools Concerned Citizens group to kick off campaign ahead of district vote
• Man suing Clarkstown police says video shows brutality
• Voter enrollment data show some tight races for House
• Spring Valley pastor Weldon McWilliams Jr. guides growing flock
• Chat live with Yankees writer Chad Jennings today at 4 p.m.
• Pearl River ShopRite employees use off-limits lot for parking, neighbors complain
• Police probe 2 fires set behind Yorktown stores
• Chat live about boys lacrosse with Mike Dougherty tonight at 7 p.m.
• Mount Vernon slaying victim had survived prior attack
• 2 held on $125G bail each in Yonkers bodega slaying
• Kenneth Chamberlain autopsy contradicts police, family lawyer says
• Editorial: Address private-sector retirement benefits
• Mount Vernon fires damage homes, gut garage
• Martha Stewart plans 3,200-square-foot storage building in Bedford
• American craft beer is on the rise: Brooklyn Brewery's Garrett Oliver tells why
• Rebuilding at Nanuet Mall falls behind
• Tax Watchdog to keep eye out for waste, fraud
• Crews aim to contain brush fire in Harriman State Park
• Rockland County's first bomb-sniffing dog retires
• Feds target Yonkers gang leadership
• Chamberlain police shooting: Panel discussion webcast at 11 a.m. Thursday on LoHud.com
• Putnam sheriff: Carmel High School student may have overdosed on prescription drugs
• Crime & courts: Another commuter robbery, in Harrison, $10,000 reward; stun gun at airport
• James Cooke says he visited, didn't kill Lindsey Bonistall
• Park blaze nearly contained
• Cooke: He visited, didn't kill Bonistall
• Cops: Kent teen may have OD'd on prescription drugs
• Stewart seeks more space for storage
• Police probe 2 fires set behind Yorktown stores
• Federal prosecutors build case against leaders of Yonkers' Cliff Street Gangsters
• Man robbed on way home from Harrison train station; reward offered
• State audit cites Byram Hills for spending, purchasing controls
• Indian Point 3 to be removed from service for a brief period tonight
• Pot left burning on stove starts fire at Mount Vernon apartment building in one of 2 fires in the city
• Drug-fueled violence in Peekskill results in 2 arrests, police say
• West Haverstraw man accuses Clarkstown police of brutality in lawsuit, wants criminal charges dismissed
• Santorum suspends run for Republican nomination
• Stun gun found in upstate 18-year-old's bag at Westchester County Airport, cops say
• Man shot dead in Mount Vernon had survived earlier attack; victim ID'd; street patrol group seeking members
• Comedy alert: Tom Green will perform in West Nyack
• Illegal from Guatemala charged with felony drugs sales in Brewster, Putnam Sheriff says
• Former Mount Vernon basketball standout Gordon to play for Britain in Olympics
• Manager Ozzie Guillen apologizes again for Fidel Castro comments after Miami Marlins suspend him for 5 games
• Poll: Mitt Romney doubles lead in New York; Republicans undecided on Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand challenger
• LATEST: Bodega owner, worker charged with manslaughter in Yonkers fatal stabbing
• Kenneth Chamberlain Sr. autopsy released: Family says he could not have attacked cop; read report
• Chamberlain police shooting: Panel discussion webcast at 11 a.m. Thursday on LoHud.com
• 5 more minutes? New alarm clock answers resounding 'no'
• Minor injuries in Sprain rollover in Greenburgh that slowed morning rush traffic for 30 minutes
• 3 Maryland school workers split Mega Millions win
• Mayor Michael Bloomberg favors public access to teacher ratings; weigh in yourself on our reader survey
• Bride charged with faking cancer for lavish donated wedding
• Troopers charge 20 with drunken driving throughout Lower Hudson Valley
• Conn. man drove drunk on I-684 in Lewisboro with 3 children in car, troopers say
• Brush fire continues to burn in Harriman State Park
• Briefs: Gun in scooter leads New Rochelle man's conviction; technology leads to Patterson mischief arrests
• White Plains officer's lawyers say shooting of Kenneth Chamberlain Sr. was justified
• Putnam County Exec Mary Ellen Odell tells Vincent Leibell's nonprofit to return $2M grant to state
• Putnam sheriff probes Carmel student's death
• In Broadway's 'Magic/Bird,' Scarsdale native Peter Scolari plays 5 roles
• Council rejects landmark status for Teutonia opera hall in Yonkers
• Haldane teacher on paid leave after accusation of sex-chat with minor
• Smoking ban expands to state parks
• White Plains man charged in Scarsdale robbery spree
• Facebook to buy Instagram in $1B deal
• Litter cleanups under way in Rockland
• N.Y. to do more safety checks of buses
• Katonah-Lewisboro's budget plan cuts 24 jobs
• Champion Tile of Bedford Hills files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Freshman Republican Congresswoman Nan Hayworth pushes moderate image
• Reisman: Fans should give Mets' Jason Bay a break, and other tales of Larchmont major leaguers
• Coalition forms to demand relief of state school mandates
• Yorktown contractors blast town's water policy
• Editorial: State parks get a needed boost
• At Lydia's Closet in New City, prom dresses get new owners
• New Rochelle City Council to discuss new Echo Bay waterfront plans
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• Brush fire burning at Harriman State Park in Stony Point
• New Rochelle man convicted on weapons charge after leaving gun in a scooter
• Bob Baird: Readers show bond built with journalist
• Southeast: Mulch fire snuffed outside DeCicco's
• High winds carry smoke from W. Mountain brush fire
• N.Y. to do more probes of bus lines with poor safety records
• Gas leak closes Scarsdale Avenue in Scarsdale
• Stony Point man charged with possessing gun, recklessness after firing shotgun, police say
• Editorial Spotlight planned on shooting death of Kenneth Chamberlain
• Report: NFL upholds suspensions doled out to Saints' coach, GM, assistant
• Notes From the Tasting Room: Learning about beer at Elmsford's Captain Lawrence brewery
• Facebook buying photo-share app Instagram for $1B
• Suffern area along Route 59 loses gas service in accident; Good Samaritan Hospital switches to oil
• Judge orders release of review of New York City's 911 system
• Haldane teacher on paid leave with sex-chat charge pending
• New on the dining scene: Crush Wine Bar, Larchmont
• Step into spring and get walking for fitness in Westchester and Rockland
• Yonkers firefighters put out fire in apartment building's laundry room
• Smoking banned at playgrounds, pools at state parks
• Boyz II Men will perform in Westchester
• Consumer protection: Unhappy buyers have somewhere to complain
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• I-684: 2-car S/B accident in North Castle backing up traffic
• White Plains man charged in Scarsdale robbery spree
• Kenneth Chamberlain Sr. death: Lawyers for White Plains police officer say shooting was justified
• Weather: Wind gusts of 40 mph+ prompt brush fire warning; week's weather forecast
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• Hundreds have their say on new TZ Bridge; project officials to respond to comments
• Hickory Dickory Dock in Nyack is a year-round feast for the senses
• Scarsdale cops arrest man in chef's coat after robbery chase
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• New York Easter Parade showcases colorful garb
• Heat records shattered in start of 2012, particularly in March
• 11 hurt in Yonkers blaze; 3 families left homeless
• Arts center owes parents, merchants
• Technical problems delay Journal News delivery to some subscribers
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• Westchester County Legislator Virginia Perez released from many debts
• N.Y.'s Cardinal Timothy Dolan says faith has place in politics
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• Carmelo Anthony hits 3 to move game to OT, Knicks win
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• An extra special Masters victory
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• Step into spring and get walk for fitness in Westchester and Rockland
• Editorial: White Plains owes public a review of police conduct, tactics
• Westmoreland Sanctuary trail clearing draws no volunteers
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• Westchester legislators aim to reverse new Tibbetts Brook Park parking fee
• New St. Joseph's chapel for growing flock nears completion in Somers
• Easter Vigil faithful embrace message of light amid darkness
• Lottery drawings from April 7
• Schorr leaving as Yonkers inspector general, doesn't rule out future run for office
• Consumer protection: Unhappy buyers have somewhere to complain
• Somers seeks temporary Town Board member as Harry Bolton resigns
• Boom year for ticks raises Lyme risk for people
• Putnam exec Odell pushes sale of satellite clerk building amid legislators' opposition
• Baird: Readers show bond built with journalist
• Katonah district seeks $2.5M firehouse renovation
• Elmsford woman, sisters head to Pacific to honor life of WWII uncle
• Going Places: Transportation advances, and controversies, keep moving
• Reisman: Yonkers faces long, rough road on finances
• Rockland indoor track co-athletes of the season: Speeding to fantastic finishes
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• Feds grant $1.4 million to investigate bat killer
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• Briarcliff area loses power
• Nice day, but pollen's high
• Westchester moves to raise parent contributions for subsidized child care
• Rockland County to sell 'bank' site
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• Police probe fiery fatal crash on Yonkers' Central Park Ave.
• Upstate senator defends 'stand your ground' bill
• Meningitis case likely at White Plains' Berkeley College
• Oil delivery companies operating in Putnam accused of fraud
• Smoking laws target apartments, condos, co-ops
• Tweet your Mets & Yankees Opening Day pics to us and we'll share them
• Grow your garden by themes
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• Monsey woman, 86, loses $9,000 in scam
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• Yonkers Laundromat fire suspicious, officials say
• Parishioners re-enact Jesus' final hours
• Iraq War veteran Ben Busch's memoir 'Dust To Dust' is about war and peace
• While state exempts sales tax on clothing, counties keep theirs
• Mount Vernon man killed in SUV shot by lone gunman, police say
• Dumped animals had been euthanized; SPCA rules out abuse, hoarding
• Clarkstown official: Repairs to 3 community centers 'have to be done'
• Mount Vernon man slain while sitting in SUV
• Fuel oil companies accused of fraud
• Bedford's Route 172 closed after car topples utility pole
• Westchester health officials probe possible bacterial meningitis case at White Plains college
• Yankees' season opener - our Chad Jennings is blogging from Tampa
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• Verplanck man nabbed with heroin, marijuana, cops say
• Take a tour with 'Cash Cab' host Ben Bailey
• Putnam Valley man damaged home, car during dispute, cops say
• Troopers issue 59 tickets on Route 6 in Cortlandt
• 8 great things to do in Westchester and Rockland this weekend
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• Spring Valley felon Edward Brims gets 18 to life in Hillcrest robbery
• Cop who killed ex-Marine faces brutality lawsuit
• Police investigate 30 dogs, cats found dead along Hutchinson River Parkway
• Lower Hudson Valley students outscore students statewide
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• Visiting Purchase, Gov. Cuomo promises 'safe and better' Tappan Zee Bridge
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• N.Y. needs to keep working on flooding plans
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• Town of Harrison cleared in civil rights lawsuit
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• Tweet your Mets & Yankees Opening Day pics to us and we'll share them
• Professional Networking Association Launches 2012 Membership Drive
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• Families who celebrate both Easter and Passover have a busy weekend ahead in the kitchen
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• View the state's 'report cards' for every school district
• Tweet your Mets & Yankees Opening Day pics to us and we'll share them
• Second show added for 'Long Island Medium' star Theresa Caputo
• Editorial: Teacher evaluation data must be made public
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• White Plains police release name of officer who fired shots that killed Kenneth Chamberlain Sr.
• Subway service restored on 1, 2, 3 lines after disruption from water main break
• MTA security upgrades delayed, comptroller says
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• Fire damages Yonkers laundry
• 2 Westchester cops likely to remain Danroy Henry lawsuit defendants
• Local NAACP leaders oppose state's plan for parole fees as discriminating against poor
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• Congress, executive staff face tougher finance disclosures as Obama signs STOCK Act
• Clarkstown encourages accessory apartments, seeks to keep volunteers, help seniors
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• Baird: Pearl River High concert will honor slain teenager Paula Bohovesky
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• Taking a swing with a new bat
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• Rangers chat at 2 p.m. on LoHud.com
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• Crime and courts: Waitress hits tree; suspect Tasered
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• Taconic: A few minutes' delay this morning heading toward Croton Reservoir bridge
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• From pinots to pinotage, a wealth of wine expertise; watch our wine of the week feature
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• Cuomo details $46M in county road projects
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• Lawsuit stemming from Harrison arrest under way
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• Chat about the Rangers live with Rick Carpiniello
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• Judge again puts brakes on bus bids
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• Have you been treated for a tick-borne disease? Let us know
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• Westchester County still working to restore its hacked websites
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• Living history: 1940 US census records released
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• Quiet cars on every Metro-North peak train starting today
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• State pension system: Workers race clock on benefits
• At Weschester Medical Center, executives get raises, others lose jobs
• Rock Star Resident: 10 things you didn't know about Port Chester's Ed Tiedge
• In Nyack, protesters 'stand together' for Trayvon Martin
• Exceptional Seniors Girls Basketball: Local stars play for a good cause
• White Plains students camp out in sign of support for homeless
• Yankees' Michael Pineda lands on disabled list with tendinitis in shoulder
• Pirate Relays: DiBari boosts North Rockland to title
• Parking fee altered at Tibbetts Brook Park in Yonkers
• Editorial: Reduce health care costs by cutting administrative overhead
• Global perspectives, local reflections at local museums, art centers
• 1953 White Plains home goes green with eco-friendly updates
• AMVETS bridge snarls Taconic starting today; expect delays, detours in Yorktown area
• NCAA men: Kentucky faces Kansas in final on Monday
• Sean P. Maloney joins Nan Hayworth Congressional race, ruffles fellow Dems
• Funeral held for White Plains mother shot in her home
• Second-place Mega Millions sold in Putnam, Westchester
• Fiancée recalls life with officer killed in crash
• Security drills set at Indian Point
• Roads are slick, speed restriction on Tappan Zee
• Keith Olbermann ousted from Current TV talk show
• Kan., Ill., Md. tickets share lottery jackpot
• Adam Bradley ethics charges alleged seeking, taking gifts from landlord
• Backers unite to push new Tappan Zee Bridge
• Japanese students give lesson in resilience, spirit for Harvey School students
• Rockland Audubon Society will show how to attract hummingbirds
• Rockland's grocery store tours help give food dollars a healthy stretch
• Ossining artist examines personal loss through 'Imagined Memories'
• Nice-guy Tappan native Michael Rispoli plays a sleazeball again
• Girls lacrosse preview: Suffern's athleticism could be key to fending off North Rockland
• Girls lacrosse preview: Foxes full of optimism -- and for good reason
• Lottery drawings from March 30; Mega Millions numbers
• Westchester County's website hacked
• Contemporary meets cozy in a treetop retreat in Pound Ridge
• 2 firefighters, 1 city man injured during separate fires in Yonkers
• Zebrowski bill seeks fee on parolees for probation costs
• Mayor Roach gives condolences to Chamberlain family in White Plains police shooting
• MasterCard, Visa warn of cardholder data breach
• New York passes on-time budget for 2nd year, without contention
• Whole Foods drops some seafood, seeks sustainable methods
• Monsey man jailed on 40 sex charges involving girl
• Orangetown keeps Broadacres Golf Club open; Stewart takes heat on issue
• Skeptical judge in Annabi case may consider bid to dismiss
• South Nyack tentative budget rising less than 2 percent
• Lau seeks new lawyer in Erlich slay case
• Westchester County's website hacked
• Bradley's ethics charges concerned soliciting, taking gifts from landlord
• Update: Funeral arrangements set for Mount Vernon police officer Reginald Velez
• Putnam Valley man who hit woman with van, checked on her, then drove off faces charge, cops say
• Yonkers home entered through unlocked window, television taken
• Taconic squeeze play starts Sunday night with northbound lane closures in Yorktown
• Teen burglarized Greenburgh home twice, cops say
• Reggie Jackson gets replica 1977 World Series ring back after Vegas lawsuit
• Cops surround Mahopac home after distraught man fires pistol inside; no one injured
• NY to start 'all crimes DNA' collection in August
• 29 blogs, no waiting on LoHud.com. Check them out.
• Watch now: State lawmakers passing state budget
• Public urination leads to felony drug charges in Putnam Valley
• Conn. troopers urged to compete for issuing most tickets
• 9:15 a.m. update: Harlem Line having 20-minute delays, New Haven Line 10 because of third-rail damage near Fordham
• NYC plans 7-block midtown promenade through office buildings
• Water search beneath Throgs Neck Bridge after construction accident
• 4 charged with drunken or drugged driving in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam
• Cigarette likely cause of New Rochelle fire; city firefighter injured
• Rockland, towns reach funding deal to save Drug Task Force; Intelligence Center remains at risk
• New York will sell used cars, pizza oven on eBay
• Budget deal could close upstate youth prisons, keep NYC kids in city
• Bonistall jurors tour location where her slaying occurred
• 3 charged in sale of bogus gold, tied alleged to Russian crime ring
• 3 reputed Wolves members accused of robbing rival drug dealers
• Editorial: Annabi trial ends, but corruption will linger
• Chamberlain's son says D.A. promised grand jury in White Plains police shooting
• Mega Millions players share dreams for $540M jackpot
• Judge halts work by Westchester contracts board; legislators challenge Astorino on panel's membership
• Letter from a legend: Jackie Robinson's widow writes to Chappaqua 2nd-graders
• 'Big Baby Boomer' Louie Anderson looks forward to a fun weekend in Tarryrtown
• Annabi, Jereis convicted on all bribe, corruption counts
• Boys track and field preview: Mount Vernon chasing team titles and college scholarships
• Mount Vernon officer Reginald Velez dies in I-95 wrong-way crash; fellow cops place wreath near spot
• Boys track and field preview: Suffern brings momentum into season
• School districts get more state aid - but not much
• Reisman: On Ridge Hill, Annabi's vote was right for Yonkers
• Rockland D.A.: Dominican Lottery arrests send 'loud and clear message'
• Spring Valley's Martin Luther King center cites 'grave' financial situation, hosts annual fundraiser Sunday
• Earth Watch: A little regulation goes a long way for safety
• N.Y. bans synthetic marijuana; Westchester seeks businesses carrying product
• Spring Valley OKs budget with 3.1% tax hike; mayor, trustees get raises
• Beijing firm surpasses Exxon as world's top publicly traded oil producer
• Mount Vernon officer killed in truck crash
• Democrats seeking to unseat Hayworth make their cases
• Yonkers mayor: 'Slam dunk for prosecutors'
• Ex-councilwoman Annabi, ex-party boss Jereis convicted; vow appeal
• Baseball icon's widow commends 2nd-graders
• Car crashes into Larchmont store window
• State school aid tops $20 billion, up 4 percent from 2011
• State to sell hundreds of cars in eBay auction
• Putnam Sheriff: 3 charged with sale of bogus jewelry have ties to Russian crime ring
• Carmel man held in Somers burglary
• Croton caregiver caught with 54 pounds of marijuana while transporting disabled patients, cops say
• Hamburglars? Mahopac teens stole food from McDonald's drive-through, Carmel cops say
• Trayvon Martin, stereotypes, violence are topics of Editorial Spotlight Live at 11
• Hutch: Rollover, car fire cleared S/B in New Rochelle
• Cortlandt, Mohegan Lake residents among 3 charged with drunken driving
• 9 gambling raids net 14 Haverstraw arrests
• Ossining pill factory could face demolition
• Brooke Astor estate settlement reached
• Man guilty of 2010 Peekskill rape
• Manhattanville College changes its image, literally
• County execs want mandate aid
• White Plains to rebuild Lyon Place parking garage
• Arrest in New Rochelle rape case
• Dolan to inmates: 'God is with you'
• 2 top Yonkers officials fired
• Cooking likely cause of Greenburgh fire
• Yonkers' first YoHo art gallery to open
• Mount Vernon Mayor Ernie Davis unveils ambitious future in State of City speech
• Hung jury on rape charges in trial of off-duty NYPD cop from Yonkers
• Dems sue Astorino over contract board
• House tour gets a new, green twist
• Putnam sex offender lives in trailer by DSS
• Croton village budget plan raises taxes 6.76%
• Bank of America CEO gets big raise
• Man accused of breaking Spring Valley officer's arm held on assault charge
• Rye's Tony Antolino tells how he leaped to action on threatened JetBlue flight
• NAI Friedland Closes 8 Transactions in the Month of February
• Croton budget plan raises taxes 6.76%
• Hundreds turn out for East Ramapo forum
• Astor settlement reached
• Ossining pill factory could face demolition
• Mount Vernon mayor cites financial goals in State of City address
• White Plains man, 43, accused of raping New Rochelle woman, 23, after she rejected his advances
• White Plains announces deal to raze, rebuild Lyon Place parking structure
• Manhattanville College rebrands to better reach high school students, parents
• Jurors continue deliberations in Annabi trial
• 'Long Island Medium' star Theresa Caputo is coming to Tarrytown Music Hall
• Woman convicted in check forgery scam
• Westchester Dems take Astorino to court over Board of Acquisition & Contract
• Supreme Court justices seem open to saving parts of health law
• Free cross-cultural concert tonight at Brewster High; Chinese, Putnam students to perform together
• Mount Vernon senior standout Isaiah Cousins commits to play basketball at Oklahoma
• Kent man intentionally rams ex-girlfriend's car with his vehicle, sheriff says
• Coming Thursday: Editorial Spotlight on Trayvon Martin case
• 4 Dems seeking Hayworth's seat to debate in Mahopac
• Briarcliff Manor proposed school budget: Spending cut but taxes rise
• Reward increased for info on hit-run that killed New Rochelle woman
• NYC relaunches subway Poetry in Motion program
• Baseball season opens: Seattle Mariners beat Oakland Athletics 3-1 in Tokyo
• Hudson Valley Restaurant Week: Chat live with chef Anthony Goncalves today at noon
• Man 'critical' after apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound at Yonkers hotel
• Cops: Conn. man killed girlfriend with dumbbell after she nixed robberies; arrested in Port Chester
• Yonkers residents, officials urge county to reopen Sprain Ridge Pool
• Fire in 6-story Greenburgh apartment building started in kitchen; some tenants balk at evacuating
• NASA rockets create chemical clouds above Eastern seaboard to study jet stream
• Somers man found slumped behind the wheel charged with drugged driving
• Rye man helps tackle ranting pilot on JetBlue flight; video
• Rules hinder Mount Vernon co-op seller
• Editorial: Ruling on health care law is tough to predict
• Yankees: Joba Chamberlain discusses ankle injury
• State frees up school funding
• Chat live: Discuss Hudson Valley Restaurant Week with chef Anthony Goncalves
• Duo from Africa lead Rodney Abrams to CYP title
• Friend: White Plains suspect didn't want victim's baby
• Collision injures Yonkers chief, firefighter
• Jurors in Yonkers corruption case study Jereis, Mangone testimony
• Brewster crash victim Adam Sechny recalled with 'high praise'
• DiPippo request for special prosecutor denied in retrial in rape, murder of Carmel girl, 12
• Full-day kindergarten back in Port Chester budget
• Man accused of bias harassment in scuffle at Spring Valley library
• 30 Concordia students hit by stomach illness
• New City auditor in Bernard Madoff scandal gets new sentencing date
• Sundance wants to build theater in Dobbs Ferry
• Cuomo, state lawmakers reach budget deal
• If Microsoft co-founder's ID isn't safe, is yours?
• Join our Yankees Chat with Chad Jennings at noon today
• O&R rate hearing is today
• Spring Valley mayor says budget vote delay will aid review
• Private-school busing faces fork in road
• Broker accused in $130G theft
• Bill to ban teen tanning pits doctors, salon owners
• Defendant's girlfriend on stand in Lindsey Bonistall trial
• 22 Yonkers drug-dealing suspects charged
• Cortlandt securities broker accused of stealing $130,000 from clients
• UPDATE: Cops investigate suspicious injury at Yonkers hotel
• Dobbs Ferry chosen as site for new Sundance Cinemas
• Port Chester to restore full-day kindergarten in 2012-13 budget plan
• Fire damages Mohegan Lake home
• Passenger: Ill captain disrupts diverted JetBlue plane that departed from JFK
• Officials: 3 kids, 1 adult dead in Pa. fire
• Lobbying In NY hit record $220M in 2011
• Yonkers trial jurors receive Jereis, Mangone testimony; deliberations done for the day
• Cuomo, leaders announce final budget deal
• See Dance Theater of Harlem in Peekskill
• Car rolls through Peekskill; driver, passenger found passed out with needles in arms, police say
• Supreme Court: Conservative justices question health-insurance mandate
• Join our Yankees Chat with Chad Jennings at noon Wednesday
• Congressman Charles Rangel to pay fine over rent law misuse
• Local real estate sales search updated
• New Hudson Valley Restaurant Week reviews: Graziella's Italian Bistro in White Plains, more
• State frees $3.5 million for Yonkers schools after district agrees on teacher evaluations
• Burglars targeting Scarsdale, White Plains homes
• Eastchester man charged with disorderly conduct after brother's arrest
• 2 charged with DWI
• Yonkers man charged in White Plains woman's death
• Judge expected to rule today on motion in DiPippo case in retrial in 1994 rape, murder of Carmel girl, 12
• Rush hour delays on S/B Taconic in Yorktown; Route 9 heavy near Ossining
• Five charged with drunken driving in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam
• Predawn house fire in Somers
• Weather: Cold morning, then sunny and 40s; 7-day forecast
• Witnesses ID Cooke in Lindsey Bonistall case
• Experts: Aggressive breed of mosquitoes may invade region
• Armed Pomona man arrested in standoff
• Charges upgraded; Mount Vernon shooting victim dies
• Jury deliberates in Annabi, Jereis case
• Clarkstown teacher sues trustee
• Editorial: Affordable-housing ruling doesn't let Westchester off the hook
• Crashes kill Yonkers, Southeast men in Putnam
• Police rule White Plains death a homicide
• Brush fire burns 5 acres in Patterson
• Rockland County to sell Spring Valley building
• Taconic bridge repair prep work in Yorktown snags traffic across northern Westchester
• N.Y. lawmakers reach tentative budget deal
• Indian Point fined $1.2 million for oil spill
• Hudson Valley Restaurant Week: Join Liz Johnson's tweetup at 9 tonight
• Elmsford fire Lt. Tyler Rush, killed in crash, memorialized; view gallery
• Oversight urged for private development agencies
• Wide variety hits high-school stages this week
• In Katonah, 'sign' still waves outside gallery
• Tebow time: Jets' QB says he and Sanchez will be 'fun' team
• Services held for longtime volunteer firefighter
• Rye town supervisor Joseph Carvin announces bid to oust Democratic Rep. Nita Lowey
• Melvin Klingher, former Pomona mayor, dies at 87
• Deal will fund last 3 years of MTA capital plan
• State education chief restores school funding to Yonkers
• Armed man pulled from car in New Hempstead standoff
• Brush fire burns 5 acres in Patterson
• White Plains woman's death a homicide
• Briarcliff firefighter, 38, dies of brain tumor
• White Plains weekend blaze started as a kitchen grease fire
• 'Chelsea Lately' comic Jo Koy will perform at Levity Live in West Nyack
• State roads and infrastructure panel highlights budget
• Indian Point fined $1.2 million for oil spill
• Jury still deliberating Annabi, Jereis case in Yonkers
• Bring in your plants to avoid freeze from tonight's lower temperatures
• Free service for income-tax preparation available for some in New York
• Spring Valley police seek man who injured cop during fight
• Road rage: Driver hits man with car after argument in Yonkers, cops say
• Listening Room blog: The Fab Faux at the Wellmont Theater
• Hudson Valley Restaurant Week: Join the tweetup tomorrow at 9 p.m.
• UPDATE: Southeast man, 26, killed in head-on crash on Route 22
• Rollover reported on S/B Taconic at Route 301 in Putnam Valley
• N.Y. weighs curbing elective cases of C-sections; area has highest rate
• Yonkers car fire may have been set
• Private agencies spring up, let governments sidestep scrutiny
• Driver alert: Routes 9, 9A in Ossining-Croton and 100 in Millwood jammed as motorists avoid the Taconic
• Supreme Court takes up fight over Obama health law
• 2 charged in alcohol-compliance checks in northwest Westchester, troopers say
• Dump truck overturns on Route 119 ramp to W/B I-287 in Greenburgh
• Troopers charge 5 with drunken or drugged driving in Westchester, Rockland
• Bathroom fire forces evacuation of Yonkers apartment building
• Keep up with Restaurant Week by using social media
• Conference to focus on women veterans
• Mamaroneck school district to review budget
• Boys basketball: Mount Vernon ends with loss in state Federation final
• Get the right shoe for the sport
• Kids in the spotlight at science fair
• Firefighters hit the ice rink for Ronald McDonald House
• Multiple faiths help celebrate Maryknoll
• Budget hearings set for villages of Bronxville, Scarsdale and Tuckahoe
• Plans to develop part of VA campus on hold
• Clothing $110 or less to be exempt
• Community View: Our young black men face double-edged sword
• Alex DiVernieri named top cop in Kent as Donald L. Smith retires
• Foundry Brook put back on path as museum is created
• Redistricting gives state new role
• Boxing historian, writer Bert Sugar of Chappaqua dies at age 75
• Former Spring Valley police chief Clifford Tallman, 69, dies
• Students crowd into Engineering Expo
• The rising cost of college hits parents especially hard
• James Cameron reaches deepest spot on Earth
• Firefighters skate in fund-raiser for sick kids
• Chappaqua resident Bert Sugar, iconic boxing writer and historian, dies at 74
• Opinion: Exchange would offer high-quality, affordable health care
• Spring Valley cop injured during arrest try
• Hoodies worn at NYC church in memory of slain teen
• Gillibrand calls for quick drawdown in Afghanistan
• White Plains cops probe 'suspicious' death
• Yonkers man charged with multiple burglaries
• Briefs: 89-year-old woman dies Saturday after being hit by a vehicle
• Ramapo High School marching band seeks funds for Disney trip
• Contractor saves man from nearby house fire in White Plains
• Municipal pension costs soar; relief is years away
• Flip to 4 shows with local links: 'Smash,' 'Mad Men,' 'Magic City' and 'Unchained Reaction'
• Governor, legislators at odds as New York's budget deadline draws near
• Girls basketball: Final victory a team effort for Irvington
• Basement fire damages Greenburgh home
• Clinic arms women with self-defense savvy
• Metro-North toots its own horn, for a reason
• Private agencies spring up, let governments sidestep scrutiny
• Yonkers fire forces evacuation of 8-story building
• New Rochelle strip mall blaze damages 3 businesses
• Port Chester budget plan would cut taxes
• Byram Hills unveils $80.4 million budget plan
• State charts new paths for Rockland Lake's parks
• On condo door, neighbors replace anti-gay message
• Editorial: More oversight needed for LDCs
• In Yonkers corruption trial, feds bet big on Mangone's history
• Tuckahoe honors state basketball champs with parade
• Mount Vernon's Boys and Girls Club celebrates centennial
• Contractor rescues resident from White Plains house fire; firefighter injured
• 'Stubborn basement fire' damages Greenburgh house, displaces 4
• Car erupts in flames inside garage at Congers home
• Tuckahoe caps perfect championship season with parade
• Irvington girls battle back in second half, cap season with Federation championship; view 25 photos
• Smoky fire forces evacuation of 8-story Yonkers apartment building; cause sought
• 2 Smile Spa workers in Mohegan Lake charged with prostitution
• Sleepy Hollow half-marathon draws hundreds of runners
• Towns threaten exit from Rockland crime task forces without county reimbursement
• Construction workers rally for new Tappan Zee Bridge while Quay residents fear start
• Elmsford firefighter, trustee's son, dies in motorcycle-car collision
• Americans use less gasoline for past 52 weeks
• Health board: Spring Valley landlord denies blind tenant bathroom use
• New-home sales fall for 2nd month
• Taconic motorists, Yorktown neighbors dread upcoming AMVETS bridge project
• Lottery drawings from March 23
• Firefighters battle blaze in New Rochelle strip mall
• Long-unemployed see bias in hiring; states consider laws to prohibit discrimination
• 40 years is like 1 day to survivors: Rockland train-school bus crash killed 5, rewrote safety laws
• Patterson woman charged with felony DWI on Route 52 in Kent
• Hundreds rally on Wall St. over contraception rule, claim attack on religion
• Cops, firefighters will battle for bragging rights in 17th annual White Plains charity hockey game
• Jawonio classes for people with mental illness help with social, job skills
• Rye picks N.J. educator Frank Alvarez as superintendent
• 25 offer to adopt puppy found abandoned in Kent
• 8 great things to do in Westchester and Rockland this weekend
• 'Mad Men' fans, head to Manhattan for a cocktail; AMC show returns Sunday
• Boys basketball: Iona Prep falls in Class A Federation semifinal
• Girls basketball: Irvington storms into Federation final
• Coming Sunday: Special report on local development corporations; send us your suggestions
• Carlucci, Zebrowski bill: K-9s wouldn't be quarantined after on-job bite
• Squeeze play: Taconic to be cut from 3 lanes to 2 during bridge work
• Yonkers man charged with felony weapons possession
• Irvington girls roll past Cardinal O'Hara, into Class B Federation championship
• 8 great things to do in Westchester and Rockland this weekend
• Michael Bolton will perform at Tarrytown Music Hall
• Yankees' Joba Chamberlain suffers serious right ankle injury; Cashman concerned
• Troopers issue 50 tickets on Route 6 in Cortlandt, charge 1 motorist with DWI
• Mahopac woman, 46, menaces neighbor with shotgun in dispute over dog, Carmel police say
• Opening soon: MP Taverna in Irvington
• Tune into Rangers Chat Live at noon today
• Weekend weather forecast
• Police use social media, avert 'Project X' teen alcohol party in Ossining
• Patterson woman charged with felony DWI on Route 52 in Kent, cops say
• Haverstraw man arrested after trying to cash forged check in Yorktown, police say
• Hudson Valley Restaurant Week reviews: Benjamin Steakhouse in Hartsdale, La Bocca in White Plains
• No hugging!, says N.J. school principal
• Man in Rutgers webcam case wants prison for Ravi
• Earth Watch: High fuel prices might lead to needed change
• East Ramapo mulls 4.78% tax hike; worst-case scenario includes 180 staff cuts
• Lottery drawings from March 22
• Ultimate Fighting Championship's Evans, Jones fight for their sport in New York
• Larger, greener Stop & Shop opens in Tarrytown
• 3 of 4 GOP senators face backlash for supporting gay marriage
• Sale of The Journal News' headquarters advances
• Minister from West Harrison accused in 2nd teen rape case
• Clarkstown plans low-cost repairs to aging schools amid tight budget
• 5 charged in White Plains, part of national protests against Entergy's Vermont nuclear reactor
• Editorial: Support arts education by seeing a high school musical
• Chat about the Rangers live with Rick Carpiniello
• Hartsdale woman, 37, wins $70 million Powerball prize; New Rochelle man, 60, wins $3 million
• Girls basketball: Bulldogs not just the Big Three
• Boys basketball: Mount Vernon's Cousins in demand
• March warm spell means fish are jumpin' but maple sap trickles
• Rockland municipalities, nonprofits get $2.6 million in federal Block Grants
• Orangetown aims to tighten sick leave standards, fears abuses hurt operations
• State's $4 million Baum robo-signing foreclosure settlement called lenient
• Mayor Spano names Zisman, Pepe, Manzino to Yonkers Ethics Board
• 'Hunger Games' class trip pays tribute to New Rochelle students' work
• Coming Sunday: Special report on local development corporations; send us your suggestions
• No verdict today in Yonkers corruption trial; jury deliberations to resume Monday
• Hudson Valley Restaurant Week: Chat on Twitter about Westchester restaurants
• Cornell University rowers find body in Cayuga Lake off Ithaca
• STOCK Act clears Congress
• Irvington Route 9 checkpoint leads to 4 arrests, 101 summonses
• Dog found wandering, malnourished in Kent is recovering at foster home; 4 offer to adopt
• Dump truck strikes utility pole on Main Street in Mount Kisco; traffic slowed
• Hudson Valley Restaurant Week review: Zitoune in Mamaroneck
• Celebrate the new season at Family Spring Day
• Coming Sunday: Special report on local development corporations; send us your suggestions
• Stanley Tucci dishes about 'Hunger Games'
• Tim Tebow trade: New York sure to test newest Jet, on and off the field
• NJ college student accused of stealing cup of ice from cafeteria, will fight the charge
• Worker missing after NYC construction collapse
• Bagel guru Murray Lender dies at age 81 in Fla.
• Rutgers webcam defendant 'sorry about Tyler'
• $70 million, $3 million Lottery winners in Westchester
• Fund-raising dinner tonight at Mahopac firehouse to benefit Carmel's 9/11 memorial
• Weather: Dense fog this morning, then a sunny high in the 70s; 7-day forecast
• Jets finally get Tebow deal done
• Assembly Republicans: Each legislator should get floor vote for 1 bill
• Democrat Shelley Mayer seated in Assembly; Frank Skartados to be sworn in today
• Broadway songwriter Tim Rice reflects and enjoys a revival
• Young adults say they like White Plains, but high costs drive exodus
• Reisman: Readers share their lists of favorite books
• Some White Plains officials oppose appeal of FOI ruling in Bradley ethics probe
• Baird: Italian American Scholarship Association adds award for children of deceased veterans
• New Rochelle police investigate apparent suicide attempt
• Mount Vernon man, 23, charged in Stephon Ramsey shooting
• Bedford police win recognition for sex-offender forum
• Police use social media, avert 'Project X' teen alcohol party in Ossining
• New Rochelle votes down expanded hen coops
• Small dog found abandoned, malnourished in Kent; SPCA starts criminal probe
• Court revives Yonkers house-fraud suit tied to city cop
• Defense expert calls Eric Lau competent for trial in Jami Erlich slaying
• Edelson: Jets had to make deal for Tebow
• Lottery drawings from March 22
• Mahopac sex offender faces child-porn charges
• Natural gas industry tries to sell sportsmen on hydrofracking
• Yonkers corruption trial: Jurors start deliberations this morning on Annabi, Jereis
• Port Chester warehouse may be torn down for Tarry Lodge parking
• Orangetown debates closing Broadacres Golf Club to save cash, aid RPC plans
• Chat live: Discuss 'The Hunger Games' with Heather Salerno
• Aspiring model denied bail
• Probe starts in neglected dog case
• Womens' self-defense seminar offered in Mount Kisco
• Man slaps girlfriend; she bails him out; then he's arrested again, Tuckahoe cops say
• Too many changes of clothes lead to New Rochelle man's drug arrest
• UPDATED: Saints' coach Sean Payton suspended for season by NFL over bounties
• Yonkers corruption trial: Jurors to begin deliberations tomorrow morning
• 'Mad Men' fashion: Show moves into mid-'60s with new look; see 30 photos
• Yonkers resident beaten, robbed of her cash, groceries by 4 women
• New Rochelle says no to backyard chickens
• Former Rye mayor Steve Otis to seek Latimer's Assembly seat
• Local real estate sales search updated
• Shenorock woman, 19, accused of stealing cell phone, damaged Yorktown PD holding cell, cops say
• Bronxville woman, 23, charged with drunken driving in Yorktown
• Baseball bat-wielding woman arrested in Peekskill
• French language movies make local debut
• Rosen drops out; backs Carvin in congressional race against Nita Lowey
• Head-on crash in New Castle causes minor injuries
• Mitt Romney wins Illinois primary, says he's 'almost there' for Republican presidential nomination
• Sandy Annabi lawyer, prosecutor sum up in Yonkers corruption trial; Jereis' closing argument today
• 1 hurt in 4-car crash on E/B Cross County in Mount Vernon; 1 lane closed
• Stretch of 70s weather on the radar
• 7 charged with drunken or drugged driving in Westchester, Putnam
• Exploding ammo forces firefighters from upstate home
• South Jersey mayor admits he never was in Vietnam
• Merritt Parkway hiking, biking trail proposed; would start at NY state line
• Pain of Lindsey Bonistall slaying 'reawakened,' mother says
• Nyack, Valley Cottage program reaches out to at-risk youths
• MTA: Grand Central centennial plans are grand
• Editorial: State can't skimp on tobacco-control program funding
• Redistricting shakes up Westchester, Rockland congressional races; find your new district
• MTA quiet cars 'a hit,' will join peak commute
• Voters keep many Westchester-Putnam village incumbents in office
• Yankees' Andy Pettitte draws raves from Rusell Martin
• Bradley ethics investigation records to be made public
• Former Yonkers deputy mayor's payout boosted by last-minute salary hike
• Woman to man who killed her brother in Yonkers shooting: 'You're scum'
• Hi-Tor animal shelter supporters protest inadequate funding
• Allergy season kicks in early
• Explosive device found on North County Trailway
• Special delivery: Cortlandt father helps with son's birth
• 'Hunger Games' inspires a feast; chat about the movie tomorrow at noon
• Prim's goat cheese and herb bread
• Hudson Valley Restaurant Week: Chat live with chef Peter X. Kelly at 11:30 a.m.
• 4 arrested with 3 kinds of drugs in White Plains, police say
• Clarkstown schools plan to use $5.8M from reserves
• Mothers' plight results in certificates for stillborns
• Nyack schools plan 4 layoffs
• The Journal News granted access to ethics probe records of ex-White Plains mayor
• Special delivery: Cortlandt father helps deliver son
• Explosive device removed from North County Trailway
• Taconic ramps off Route 134 in Yorktown closed Wed-Fri
• Where's my district? Use our map to compare old and new congressional and legislative districts
• Putnam Sheriff: Patterson man violated state's sex-offender registry rules
• Crews respond to brush fires in Montrose, Brewster
• Carmel police respond to 2 crashes in Mahopac
• Shh! Metro-North adding a quiet car to every peak train
• Get your tickets for the Sheep-to-Shawl Festival at Philipsburg Manor
• Putnam brothers charged in Dutchess County burglaries
• Bedford cops commended for sex offender monitoring efforts
• Former Yonkers deputy mayor's payout boosted by last-minute salary hike
• 'Mad Men' fashion: Show moves into mid-'60s with new look; see 30 photos
• Mark Rosen to drop out of Congressional race against Nite Lowey; Rye town's Joe Carvin to run
• Former Port Chester resident is killed in Danbury
• Woman hurt by shopping cart tossed from 4th floor says she feels sorry for boys who hurled it
• Computer expert at Yonkers corruption trial: No evidence of Jereis love notes
• Yorktown bank employee spots phony license, thwarts attempted ID theft; Bronx man charged
• Ossining, Croton residents among 3 charged with drunken driving on I-287, I-84, 9A
• Accident cleared from Westchester-bound Tappan Zee
• Person struck by train on Port Jervis Line; delays up to an hour
• Assembly seat in Yonkers on ballot in special election today
• Patients say Ridge Hill parking is too far from medical offices
• Yankees: Pettitte, 39, looks in shape, but can he still pitch?
• A chicken in every yard in New Rochelle, Ossining
• High school graduation rates improving, with sizable advances in Yonkers
• Bonistall's friends describe final hours
• Take a look inside the tasting room at the Captain Lawrence brewery in Elmsford
• Evaluations split teachers, union
• Prosecution awaits DNA test results in Valley Cottage shooting case
• Briarcliff cops investigate anti-gay slur
• Assemblyman George Latimer to seek state Senate seat
• VILLAGE ELECTIONS today in 23 communities in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam; voter guide
• Editorial: Gas taxes fail in their purpose
• Astorino: Feds must release $7 million in housing funds
• New York program offers rebates for efficient appliances
• Chat live with chef Peter X. Kelly and dish on Hudson Valley Restaurant Week at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday
• St. Patrick's Parade winners
• Apple to pay shareholders, begin stock buyback plan
• Federal court approves N.Y. House districts
• The Wig Exchange in Westchester fills a vital need for cancer patients
• Yonkers sugar refinery agrees to $48,000 fine for violations
• Chestnut Ridge mother drove drunk with 2 kids, cops say
• Aging Peyton Manning takes on new challenge in Denver
• Schumer: Retired military dog, Rex, and former Marine to reunite
• Sgt. Rex and former Marine to be reunited
• Man returns home, finds slur on door
• NY makes gains in graduating high school students; Yonkers improves
• Take a look inside the tasting room at the Captain Lawrence brewery in Elmsford
• Tractor-trailer strikes North Street bridge on the Hutch; no traffic disruption
• Chat live with chef Peter X. Kelly and dish on Hudson Valley Restaurant Week at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday
• Astorino: Feds must release $7 million in housing funds
• Report: Peyton Manning negotiating to join the Denver Broncos; video
• Nyack standing in for Iowa town in tonight's episode of 'Smash'
• Rebates available today for high-efficiency refrigerators, clothes washers
• George Latimer to seek state Senate seat being vacated by Suzi Oppenheimer
• Putnam blotter: Bank employee threatened; odd-jobs worker accused of theft, much more
• Chestnut Ridge mom drove drunk with 2 kids in the car, cops say
• Yorktown, Peekskill blotter: Man strikes family member with car, felony drug arrests, more
• Allergy sufferers, share your story
• Rye, Harrison women facing drug charges in Rockland
• Sneak preview: 'Hunger Games' star Stanley Tucci talks about his transformation
• Pin your interests on Pinterest; visit us at Pinterest.com/LoHud
• UPDATE: New York Mets owners settle in Madoff-related case; video
• New York fuels nation's highest gas taxes
• New York Mets owners' civil trial starting in Madoff case
• Apple to pay dividend, start stock buybacks
• Teen killed in crash on Danbury college campus
• Troopers charge 11 with drunken or drugged driving in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam
• Victims mount in rent scam. Con artists post phony ads, abscond with money from would-be renters
• Mitt Romney wins Puerto Rico, GOP campaign continues
• Pearl River's 50th bash for St. Patrick's Day attracts thousands; see 146 photos
• Pelfrey shelled as Mets still can't win
• Mount Vernon boys repeat as Class AA basketball champions, earn 10th state crown
• U.S. to release post-Depression era census
• In 'pain,' ex-cop Gerald McCarthy sues hospital over salmonella
• Yankees' Ibanez calm despite slow start
• Port Chester's Capitol Theatre revamp to get hefty tax break
• Occupy Wall Street activists hope to sway 2012 voters
• Sound Shore honors Irish at St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Good Samaritan Hospital fundraiser to honor 2
• Elections Tuesday in 23 villages in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam; voter guide
• Yonkers' Cromwell Towers to get renovations, security upgrades
• Couple: Ossining schools hostile to Spanish
• Musicals take spotlight at Elmsford high school
• Katonah-Lewisboro school board may cut 24 posts
• Clarkstown school trustees clash over memo probe
• App users help map the world
• Sunshine in Albany? No way, critics say
• Health law faces hard battle in high court
• Sacred Heart School fifth-graders in Hartsdale lauded for strep-throat gum test
• Many willing to cut Afghanistan killings suspect slack
• Hospice & Palliative Care of Westchester to Host Seminar on Advance Directives
• Thousands pack Pearl River St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Cappelli seeks $1.5 billion in Catskills project
• Mount Vernon boys top Aquinas 61-57 for record 10th state basketball championship
• Tappan Zee's unbeaten run ends with loss to Harborfields in Class A state final
• 3 hurt in late night crash in Yonkers
• Share your photos of today's Pearl River, Mamaroneck St. Patrick's Day parades
• Troopers: Putnam man drove drunk on Saw Mill Parkway in Bedford at 3X legal limit.
• Roving DWI patrol Saturday in Westchester yields 1 arrest, 13 tickets, troopers say
• Putnam Valley fire destroys garage, 2 cars
• Somers accident snarls traffic
• Symbols on Rye's Forest Avenue to promote car, bicycle safety
• DOONESBURY substitution: See this week's strips on LoHud.com
• Westchester developers Cappelli, Tinson feud over Catskills resort
• Westchester gets good and bad marks in affordable housing ruling
• History comes alive in Lower Hudson student competition
• 17 musicals set to open this week, from Yorktown to Suffern, Harrison to Tappan Zee
• Buchanan mayoral hopefuls face off in rematch of 2010 in Tuesday's village election
• New York fuels nation's highest gas taxes
• New York Republicans seek to reclaim prominence
• Scarsdale Historical Society seeks zone change for farmhouse museum
• Orangetown adds 2 jobs, eliminates 1
• Furniture given to those in need
• North Salem resident is Romanian royalty with roots at 'Dracula' castle
• Editorial: Verdict in the Rutgers student invasion-of-privacy case sends a strong message
• Elections Tuesday in 23 villages in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam; voter guide
• Get a sneak peek at new 'Hunger Games' photos before the movie opens Friday
• Boys basketball: Peterson's seven 3-pointers energize Dutchmen
• Boys basketball: Tuckahoe ends perfect season with state title
• Girls basketball: Irvington captures third straight state title
• Bike lanes part of Tappan Zee Bridge bidding plan
• Pearl River, Mamaroneck to hold St. Patrick's Day parades today
• Westchester gets good and bad marks in affordable housing ruling
• Girls basketball: Irvington wins third straight state title
• Briarcliff unveils school budget
• Get a sneak peek at new 'Hunger Games' photos before the movie opens Friday
• Pearl River, Mamaroneck to hold St. Patrick's Day parades on Sunday
• Fire damages La Fontanella Ristorante in Pelham
• Man gets 30 months in gambling, loansharking case
• Duo convicted in slaying of Yonkers mom
• Judge throws out New Castle officer's suit
• Editorial: 'Game Change' speaks to us all
• Legislators question Odell
• Lindsey Bonistall neighbor: Defendant 'gave me the creeps'
• Chestnut Ridge couple to go back to Waldorf for anniversary - for $18.90
• Peekskill bagpiper leads NYC's St. Patrick's Day parade again; extra trains set
• DOONESBURY substitution: See this week's strips on LoHud.com
• Follow local teams in state basketball tourneys live
• On 'Match Day,' medical school students learn residency placements
• Fire causes major damage to Rockland sect's upstate yeshiva
• Deskovic opens office to fight wrongful convictions
• Dog shot in Yonkers drug raid
• State invites Tappan Zee bidding
• Second suspect charged in I-95 shooting in New Rochelle
• Somers man starts new St. Patrick's Day tradition: Party without the booze
• Girls basketball: 21-0 start in semi has Irvington eying three-peat
• White Plains Beautification Foundation- Cedar of Lebanon Tree
• Man gets 30 months in gambling, loansharking case
• State invites T.Z. bidding
• Cops: 5 teens charged after mini crime spree
• Ramapo sgt. on leave after voiding tickets
• Duo convicted in slaying of Yonkers mom
• Pearl River girls fall to Averill Park in Class A state semifinal
• Fire damages La Fontanella Ristorante in Pelham
• Trial starts for off-duty NYPD cop from Yonkers accused of rape
• Masked trio in Yonkers home invasion tie up man, escape with $1,200
• Cop shoots Rottweiler during Yonkers drug raid; dog's owner disputes police account
• Peekskill, Ossining men accused of sexually assaulting 15-year-old runaway
• Opening burst paves way to Irvington girls' state semifinal rout of Saranac
• Cortlandt man charged in road-rage incident had large quantity of crack cocaine, troopers say
• Surprise! Andy Pettitte rejoining Yankees on $2.5 million minor-league deal
• Rutgers ex-student Dharun Ravi convicted of all counts in webcam case; video
• Police checkpoint on Saw Mill turning heads in Mount Kisco
• Follow local teams in state basketball tourneys live
• Early adopters stand in line to get latest iPad
• Transit worker charged with assaulting subway rider who was a dime short for MetroCard fare
• Rye Town Supervisor Joe Carvin drops Senate bid
• St. Patrick's Cathedral to get renovation
• UPDATED: Fire causes major damage to Rockland sect's upstate yeshiva
• Zehy Jereis: Love for Sandy Annabi led to gifts
• Defendant returns to courtroom for retrial in Lindsey Bonistall slaying
• Troopers charge 5 with drunken or drugged driving in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam
• Second suspect charged in I-95 shooting in New Rochelle
• New school programs tackle concussions
• East Ramapo parents lobby for key school programs
• Irish is on the menu as St. Patrick's Day approaches in Pearl River
• Putnam county exec seeks consolidation, sales-tax-free holiday
• Reserve a table now: Hudson Valley Restaurant Week starts Sunday
• Westchester briefing: Indian Point's impact; truck hits Hutch bridge
• Rockland A.M. report
• NYC among U.S. schools to drop 'pink slime' meat
• N.Y. lawmakers r 4 social media
• Clarkstown schools plan no layoffs or program cuts
• Coming Sunday: New Yorkers feel extra pain at the pump
• LoHud.com on Pinterest: Check out pins from last year's Hudson Valley Restaurant Week
• DOONESBURY substitution: See this week's strips on LoHud.com
• Coming Sunday: New Yorkers feel extra pain at the pump
• State lawmakers OK deals on pensions, DNA data, districts
• Report: $650,000 can fix up Hi-Tor animal shelter
• Editorial: Cuomo's deals come with tradeoff
• Rangers outplayed in 5-2 loss
• In Carmel High School threat, police took no chances
• Nyack driver indicted in 2010 fatality on Sprain
• Thruway Authority waiting on Tappan Zee Bridge cost estimate
• Harrison revisits idea of master plan
• Clarkstown school budget: no layoffs or program cuts, 2.4% tax hike
• Zehy Jereis on his gifts to Sandy Annabi: 'She was gorgeous. . . . I was very attracted to her'
• State lawmakers OK deals on pensions, DNA data, districts
• Putnam county exec seeks consolidation, sales-tax-free holiday
• Jereis' love-struck emails to Annabi: 'our hearts will beat as one'
• Defendant returns to courtroom at retrial for Lindsey Bonistall rape/murder
• Reporter's query: Seeking suburbanites raising chickens
• Cop shoots dog during Yonkers drug raid
• Thruway chief: No cost estimate on new TZ Bridge until summer
• Greenwich officials endorse leaf blower ban
• Nyack man indicted on manslaughter charge in fatal crash on Sprain
• Bill would force private buses to post safety grade
• Yorktown police charge 2 town residents with drunken driving
• Special report on school conditions wins national prize
• Danbury theater owner gets 18 months in prison in immigrant's death
• Lawyer for Anna Gristina interested in plea deal in NYC madam case
• Mahopac man, 21, charged in Carmel graffiti spree eyed in Somers, Putnam Valley too
• Irish is on the menu as St. Patrick's Day approaches in Pearl River
• Detective paid Novack slay case witness
• Coming Sunday: New Yorkers feel extra pain at the pump
• Senate highway bill would provide transportation funding for New York
• Hutch 9 a.m. update: Tractor-trailer carrying cabinets still being off-loaded after hitting overpass
• 5 facing felony drug charges after stops on I-87, Palisades Parkway in Clarkstown
• Troopers charge 6 motorists - 3 from Putnam - with drunken driving in Westchester, Rockland
• Carmel High open; bomb, hostage threat deemed hoax; video
• British Prime Minister David Cameron to visit NYC, Sept. 11 memorial today
• App to be launched for subway, Metro-North station art
• DEC: Floods sent PCBs down Hudson, more so than dredging
• Counties again see healthy sales-tax takes
• Taconic southbound Route 134 ramps closed today, Friday
• Vintage typewriters have become collector's items for the digital generation
• Knicks win first game under new coach Mike Woodson
• Girl Scouts mark first century of 'girl power'
• LoHud.com on Pinterest: Check out pins from last year's Hudson Valley Restaurant Week
• Letter: Radical GOP thrives in 2012
• Sandy Annabi corruption trial: DelBello denies he knew of Mangone
• Letter: Fracking won't trim energy costs
• Donations sought to fill Putnam food pantries
• State hockey champs, fans celebrate in Suffern
• Letter: Mixed messages on discipline
• Astronaut Ron Garan Jr. visits his hometown of Yonkers
• Editorial: There's work to do in Albany
• Somers trustee Harry Bolton resigns, citing health
• Troopers, sheriff probe smashing of mailboxes near Brewster H.S.
• 100 years of rich history at Calvary Baptist
• Monsey mohel part of probe into death of newborn
• 8 Rockland teens face alcohol charges in N.J.
• Raymond Sheridan Jr. gets same honor as dad in Rockland St. Patrick's Day parade
• White Plains H.S. senior wins fifth place in Intel competition
• Today at noon: Thruway chief to talk state budget, Tappan Zee Bridge live on LoHud
• Cortlandt crash victim was 'loving, caring'
• East Ramapo schools weigh $20 million in cuts
• DOONESBURY substitution: See this week's strips on LoHud.com
• Celeb chef Michael Psilakis to open MP Taverna in Irvington
• Crash victim was 'loving, caring'
• 6 Yonkers cops hurt subduing drug suspect; cop's gun grabbed
• Troopers, sheriff probe smashing of mailboxes near Brewster H.S.
• Police search Carmel High School after threat
• Tomorrow at noon: Thruway chief to talk state budget, Tappan Zee Bridge live on LoHud
• Celeb chef Michael Psilakis to open MP Taverna in Irvington
• Taconic southbound Route 134 ramps closing Thursday, Friday
• Expanded transit user benefit bill passes Senate
• Knicks coach Mike D'Antoni quits
• Rockland mohel part of probe into Brooklyn baby's death
• UPDATED: Detective gave funds to murder suspect Narcy Novack's daughter
• Yonkers corruption trial: Alfred DelBello takes stand, denies knowledge of any bribe
• Lawmakers to vote today on new Senate, Assembly lines
• N.J. police arrest 8 New City teens on alcohol charges
• Former state Sen. Pedro Espada Jr. facing embezzlement trial
• Congressman Bob Turner enters GOP field to run against Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand
• Multi-car crash slowing S/B I-87 into Exit 13
• Video backs claims Danroy Henry was not helped
• Yonkers cops shave heads, raise $84K for charity
• Yonkers man robbed at gunpoint at Bronx border
• GOP nomination fight is Romney vs. Santorum
• Mount Vernon man charged in 1 of 3 shootings
• Strong quake shakes northern Japan; no damage seen; tsunami advisories lifted
• Weather: Warm, sunny with a high of 65 today; 7-day forecast
• Iona stunned as BYU completes historic comeback
• Lower Hudson Valley jobless rate eases down to 7.3%
• Sex offender still living near Carmel schools
• Rye voters approve $16.4 million science labs bond
• New Rochelle schools could lay off dozens
• Clarkstown school district investigates 'party bus' claims
• North Salem shooter admits '89 decapitation, police say
• LoHud.com on Pinterest: Check out pins from last year's Hudson Valley Restaurant Week
• Man pleads not guilty to setting fire to burn victim's car in New Square
• Rockland Economic Development Corp., Sleepy Hollow Parking Authority censured over fiscal filings
• Schumer launches petition to reunite Valley Cottage veteran with dog
• Annabi and Jereis defense: Drop conspiracy, bribery charges
• Noon: Chat live about the Yankees with writer Chad Jennings
• Controversial Clarkstown schools superintendent to step down
• 3 Rockland restaurants face critique on reality TV
• Irish is on the menu in Pearl River
• DOONESBURY substitution: See this week's strips on LoHud.com
• Boys basketball: Sky's the limit for Tuckahoe
• 28 test piles driven at future Tappan Zee Bridge site
• Developer presents scaled-down Echo Bay plans to New Rochelle
• Group wants Rye to require permits for tree removal
• Cortlandt man, 20, who helped save 2 girls in '08, dies in crash on same road
• Cops: Stony Point woman's death likely from poison
• The March of Dimes – Northern Metro Division to Hold FONDUE-Raiser at The Melting Pot of White Plains
• Westchester Children’s Museum Honors District Attorney Janet DiFiore
• Rye school voters approve $16.4 million science lab bond
• Not-guilty plea in car fire
• Mount Vernon man charged in 1 of 3 Sunday shootings in city; only surviving victim is improving
• Man charged with shooting on I-95 ramp in New Rochelle; 1 victim grazed, other unhurt
• Cortlandt crash victim succumbs to injuries; helped pull 2 girls from '08 crash on same road
• Clarkstown school officials investigate allegations of prom party buses
• Clarkstown superintendent to leave district
• Check in with LoHud.com tonight for results from Iona-BYU
• Mount Vernon man who stabbed ex as she left choir practice pleads to attempted murder
• Nyack seeks operator for summer camp
• March Madness begins as local players get ready for the NCAA's big dance
• New video shows crowd outside Finnigan's reacting to Danroy Henry Jr.'s shooting
• Celebrities walk the red carpet at 'Hunger Games' premiere; see 32 photos
• New real estate sales available for search in Westchester, Putnam
• LoHud.com on Pinterest: Check out pins from last year's Hudson Valley Restaurant Week
• NYC man who killed woman in North Salem now charged with beheading girlfriend in 1989
• Judge skeptical of Annabi theory in Yonkers corruption case trial
• Serious crimes up 21% in New Rochelle
• 12 families displaced in Mount Vernon blaze
• UPDATED: 2 in Mt. Vernon die in shootings, likely ambushed
• Jeffrey Deskovic gives $1.5 million to fight wrongful convictions
• Verplanck, Putnam Valley residents among 3 charged with drunken or drugged driving
• Republican primary voting in Alabama, Mississippi could clarify presidential race
• Missing NJ toddler found dead in septic tank
• Disciplinary hearing officer: Fire Spring Valley police officer Lebron
• Study: More people using public transportation, car travel down
• Editorial: Lessons from Fukushima
• Doonesbury substitution: See this week's strip on LoHud.com
• Briefs: Rye votes today on science labs bond; more
• Gas price up a nickel over the weekend
• Catholic leaders question new bill
• Cuomo, state lawmakers at odds over budget, pension reforms
• Paulin faces threats from animal rights activists over bill wording
• From 'Parade' to 'Pinafore,' a full slate of high school musicals
• Danroy Henry shooting: Documents detail chaos at scene; see related video, audio, documents
• Cops: Fleeing DWI suspect lands in hole
• One Iona player, MoMo Jones, has memories of BYU
• Crude St. Patrick's Day shirts raise anger among Irish-Americans
• VILLAGE ELECTIONS GUIDE: Who's running in your village?
• 4 Rockland residents charged in $60G plot
• 3 hospitalized after car hits 2 utility poles
• 2 killed, 1 critical in Mount Vernon 'ambush' shootings
• Yonkers corruption trial adjourned for day due to sick witness
• Hearing officer recommends firing Spring Valley cop
• Girl Scouts mark 100th anniversary today; read more in Wednesday's Journal News
• Irish-Americans riled by off-color slogans on T-shirts
• State Senate, Assembly release new congressional district lines
• Long Island funeral held for reporter Marie Colvin, killed in Syria
• Pound Ridge liquor-store burglar caught on camera; man, 21, arrested
• Coney Island's wooden boardwalk would be replaced with concrete, plastic under plan
• Search documents related to the police investigation of Danroy Henry's shooting
• Afghan youth recounts US soldier's rampage that killed 16
• Nanuet man acting rowdy at Pearl River bar charged with having drugs
• New City drunken driving suspect flees cop, winds up in the drink, police say
• PepsiCo lining up potential successors to Nooyi
• Four charged with trying to force Ramapo man to pay them $60G
• Doonesbury substitution: See this week's strip on LoHud.com
• Conn. mom among 15 charged with drunken or drugged driving in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam
• Restaurants we love: Aberdeen Seafood and Dim Sum, White Plains
• Hutch: S/B crash cleared in Eastchester; truck cleared earlier from N/B parkway
• Anna Gristina, accused of running NYC brothel, due back in court today
• Week's weather: Spring-like with highs in the 60s; 7-day forecast
• Danroy Henry Jr. police shooting evidence to be released today
• Photos: Eastchester St. Patrick's Day parade
• See 143 photos of Sunday's Northern Westchester/Putnam St. Patrick's Day parade held in Mahopac
• More marrieds-to-be turn to DIY rings
• Cortlandt 9/11 memorial hits snag with financing
• Peekskill considers using eminent domain
• IBM digital pioneer in inventors' shrine
• Missing woman found near Kakiat park trail
• Mayer focused in quiet race
• 200 demand Indian Point closure
• Croton may cut sports offerings
• School chiefs unite over eval rules
• Hearts ache over stolen Irish relic
• Video interview: How you can access government records
• Sunshine bills find Assembly, Senate sponsors
• HistoGenetics seeks to buy Nokia site
• Newly elected supervisor's pledges bring savings to North Castle
• VILLAGE ELECTIONS GUIDE: Who's running in your village?
• Parents fight Port Chester school cuts
• Spring Valley, where stray dogs run free, faces state fines
• Surprise! Iona gets in NCAAs
• Islamic center hosts interfaith discussion
• Hockey: Mounties finally reach top
• Warm winter may result in more pests in the spring
• Chappaqua weighs grocery store at ex-Reader's Digest site
• Assemblyman Steve Katz had IRS, state tax liens
• Villa Pozzi Adds Moscato To Its Award-Winning Wine Portfolio
• Police probe 2 shooting incidents in Mount Vernon
• Locks lost on St. Baldrick's Day
• Iona gets chance to play its way into NCAA men's tournament bracket
• Photo Gallery: Northern Westchester-Putnam St. Patrick's Day parade
• STATE CHAMPS! Suffern climbs out of early two-goal hole to defeat Pittsford, 3-2
• Share your St. Patrick's parade photos
• Junior Girl Scouts help mothers in need
• Editorial: Rockland needs better budget solutions
• St. Patrick's parades today: Eastchester, Sleepy Hollow, Northern West/Putnam
• State hockey: Overtime loss an emotional end to Pelham's season
• More days to comment on TZB is good news for many
• Flood relief waits in Albany
• Eatery zoning confuses board
• Gristedes sues over parking, Walgreens
• Son wants charges in killing by White Plains police
• Journal News Golf Show draws enthusiastic crowd to County Center; continues today
• Records law lacks power to compel
• Bottle deposit fees may go to environmental fund
• State hockey: After shootout, Suffern skates into title game
• Musical Mentors: Flori Doyle brings a little bit of Broadway to Ardsley High School
• In White Plains, even llamas are Irish
• Get your house in order in time for spring
• Indian Point invests in training, backups to guard spent fuel pools
• Man faces prison, guilty of firing gun by Haverstraw Middle School
• VILLAGE ELECTIONS GUIDE: Who's running in your village?
• Stony Point wants plans for Lovett site
• Town revives talk of hiring sewer deputy
• Nanuet chief outlines schools budget this week
• White Plains St.Patrick's Day parade draws thousands
• Chamberlain's son wants murder charge in White Plains shooting by police
• Outshot, but not outdone: After four OTs, Suffern hockey team wins semi in shootout
• Arrest made in Del. elementary school threat
• Former NFL QB Jim Kelly opens research facility
• Romney wins in Northern Marianas caucus
• Lottery drawings from March 9: includes late Mega Millions
• St. Patrick's parades: Today: Mt. Kisco, White Plains, Peekskill; Sunday: Eastchester, Sleepy Hollow, N. West/Put
• Yonkers probe clears teachers' benefits fund
• Scarsdale lawyer indicted, accused of violating Cuban embargo
• Rockland offers guided trail walks today at Sterling Forest, Dater Mountain Park
• Assembly candidate Gristina says son is No. 1 concern after ex-wife's arrest
• N.Y. plans 'Path Through History' signs on Thruway to promote tourism
• New Square dissident: Car set ablaze by reveler, link to prior arson attack unlikely
• Boys basketball: Mount Vernon cruises into state final four
• Ukuleles ride a new wave of popularity
• NRC requires quake, flood upgrades for Indian Point, other reactors
• Girls basketball: Scognamiglio, Pearl River step up in second half; advance to final four
• Bonistall slay trial: Cooke loses right to represent self; judge cites defendant's misbehavior
• Boys basketball: Tappan Zee earns first trip to final four
• Girls basketball: Chong, Knowles propel Ossining into state semifinals
• VILLAGE ELECTIONS GUIDE: Who's running in your village?
• Police: All 3 North Salem slay suspects have New Hampshire ties
• New Hempstead Road work ahead of schedule to smooth curves, add county parking
• Sleepy Hollow board chair resigns over Internet teen sex sting case
• Narcy Novack says she 'had no choice' but to cooperate with police in murder probe
• Turn your clocks ahead 1 hour tonight: Time change will leave some people groggy
• Danroy Henry shooting: Car's speed debated; lawyer claims 14.7 mph
• Updated: Lindsey Bonistall slay retrial: Judge halts suspect from representing himself
• Sleepy Hollow planning board chairman resigns post in wake of sex charge
• Henry was driving 14.7 mph when shots fired; documents to be released on Monday
• NRC: Indian Point needs new safety equipment to bolster eathquake safeguards
• Obama: New jobs report a sign economy on rebound
• Road work on New Hempstead in New City is ahead of schedule
• Injured turkey, Thomasina, recuperating in Pelham after Hutch rescue
• Village elections guide: Who's running in your village?
• Coming Sunday: A year after the Fukushima disaster, a look inside Indian Point
• Scarsdale lawyer indicted, accused of violating Cuban embargo
• Truck accident on N/B I-95 in Port Chester
• Yorktown man charged with DWI in Somers was doing 104 mph on motorcycle, troopers say
• Casinos end New York City to Atlantic City express trains
• Teen charged in thefts from 10 unlocked cars in Yonkers
• Reporter's query: Seeking teens, parents to discuss indoor tanning
• Troopers issue 11 tickets on Route 6 in Cortlandt
• On stages this weekend, actresses go big
• Friday fish dish: Pan seared scallops with leeks, Shiitake mushrooms
• Hutch backed up S/B into NYC. Roadwork on Westchester/Bronx border
• Sunken former Staten Island Ferry weighed down by lawsuits, faltering plans
• Accused NYC madam Anna Gristina says prosecutors grilled her on alleged clients
• Route 17 closed in Tuxedo; delays to and from Sloatsburg
• US economy adds 227K jobs, jobless rate unchanged at 8.3 percent
• New Square dissident Aron Rottenberg's car set ablaze
• Smoky Hartsdale apartment building dryer fire forces evacuation of some residents
• Destiny on ice: Suffern hockey is in their blood
• FBI agent: Annabi called flawed mortgage documents a set-up
• Bonistall defendant Cooke calls murder retrial judge 'evil'
• Sleepy Hollow Planning Board chairman arraigned in Internet teen-sex sting
• Mount Vernon school board OKs settlement with ex-Superintendent Welton Sawyer
• North Salem murder suspect is aspiring model; 2 N.H. men are co-defendants
• Westchester Bee-Line bus union, Liberty Lines reach 4-year contract deal, avert strike
• Katz plans state Senate bid, blasts Gristina, Ball's 'bizarre' behavior
• Cops: Mahopac man, 19, gave girls drugs, raped one
• Alert to village election candidates
• Nyack expected to test parking change; evening hours would be free
• Solar storm not nearly as bad as it could have been
• Starving for "Hunger Games" tidbits? Visit our special page
• St. Patrick's Day parades begin this weekend in Westchester, region
• 'America's Most Wanted' features cross-dressing suspect in Yonkers slayings tonight
• Lottery drawings from March 8
• White Plains child molester, pornography trader, gets 15 years in federal pen
• Westchester business leaders unite in $150M plan to nurture local companies, offer shared services
• Taconic drivers urged to find alternative routes when AMVETS bridge work begins
• Danroy Henry shooting: Judge OKs release of police radio calls, witness statements
• Anti-smoking advocates urge lawmakers to reject Cuomo's cut to Tobacco Control Program
• Award-winning 'David' makes its local debut at Rockland's Jewish Film Festival
• Rockland Marine campaigns to adopt Rex, her partner in Iraq
• Editorial: Cuomo's pension reform is essential to New York
• Orangetown students being treated for smoke inhalation
• Nyack considers free parking hours
• Lindsey Bonistall trial hits bump after accused killer calls judge 'evil'
• Danroy Henry shooting: Judge allows release of 911 calls, radio transmissions and witness statements
• Agent: Man says he robbed gas stations
• Sleepy Hollow Planning Board chairman arraigned in Internet teen-sex sting
• New Castle wants grocery store on Reader's Digest site
• 'America's Most Wanted' to highlight Yonkers double-slay suspect who disguised himself as a woman
• Mount Kisco roof fire extinguished at auto body shop
• White Plains child molester, pornography trader, gets 15 years in federal pen
• Carmel gas line rupture closes stretch of Route 52
• Workers to refloat old Staten Island Ferry listing in the Hudson in Newburgh
• Katz to announce Senate bid to unseat Ball
• Large brush fire burns Mahopac soccer fields
• Monroe man charged with drunken driving on I-87 in Clarkstown
• Noon: Rangers online chat with Rick Carpiniello
• Murder case tied to North Salem body
• Death of man found on Brewster street not suspicious, police say
• Biggest solar storm in years races toward Earth, could affect GPS, flights; video
• Weather: High of 63 today, showers tonight; 7-day forecast
• Watch surveillance video of Thornwood, Elmsford gas-station stickups
• State hockey: Defense-first Pelham bracing for Bulldogs
• Tests prevent colon cancer, but fear, lack of insurance keep many from screenings
• 5 Democrats looking to challenge Hayworth tout skills, stances
• Reisman: Hard to believe Mike Spano didn't realize severity of Yonkers' woes
• Indian Point gets NRC's top safety rating for 2011
• Rockland deficit plan gets 'receptive' response from Assembly officials
• Lottery drawings from March 7
• Alert to village election candidates
• Businessman Stewart Leonard sued in boating death
• Starving for "Hunger Games" tidbits? Visit our special page
• Senate GOP offers tax cuts in proposed state budget
• Westchester parks bring $183M in economic benefits: study
• N.Y. groups push to merge 2 primary dates
• Nyack seeks to privatize marina
• Peekskill woman, 81, killed in Route 9 crash in Garrison
• Assembly candidate Gristina's ex-wife accused of being Manhattan madam
• Orangetown OKs special permit for Orangeburg Commons hotels-grocery store development
• Judge warns Lindsey Bonistall defendant to behave during retrial
• Former U.S. poet laureate teams up with pianist for 'POEMJAZZ'
• Novack court papers allege husband's infidelity, couple's 'sick,' violent ways before slaying
• Editorial: Rockland residents need more input on desalination plant
• Boys basketball: Albertus falls short, 43-38, in state regionals
• Peyton Manning: Colts expected to part with quarterback; news conference at noon
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• Ex-NFL ref Anthony Veteri Sr. dies; Mount Vernon resident worked four Super Bowls
• Weather: Spring-like highs in 60s today, Thursday; 7-day forecast
• Packed crowd debates United Water plant; foes urge alternatives to treating Hudson water
• Prosecutors: Annabi mortgage applications gave fake tax documents
• Off-duty police lieutenant drove car that struck, killed Yonkers man
• Girls basketball: Defense sparks offense in Irvington win
• Rockland exec Vanderhoef talks economic contingency plan in State of the County
• Boys basketball: Focused Tappan Zee advances to regional final
• John Jay Homestead learning center will offer historic structure, modern education
• Dr. Jacqueline Proner, wife of Westchester legislator, dies at 49
• Lottery drawings from March 6
• Lack of nurse keeps diabetic Valley Cottage boy out of Clarkstown camp
• Ex-Clarkstown supervisor's son accused of assaulting officer at Rockland jail
• SUNY students lobby 2nd day at Capitol for tuition aid, community college spending
• Ossining voters approve $41.5 million bond for school repairs
• Michael Mele gets 23 years for Laura Garza slaying
• Pearl River schools expect tax increase within cap, no staff cuts
• Nyack budget proposes tax increase under 1 percent
• Terminated Jewish Community Center official sues, claims defamation
• Alert to village election candidates
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• Judge's House map praised; Engel, Lowey, Hayworth shift territory
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• Williams, Tuckahoe surge past Pine Plains, into regional boys hoops final
• Rockland's water company makes case for Hudson River plant
• Eastchester man to serve prison time for sexually abusing relative
• Brand-new Acura swiped by thief in Greenburgh; still in shrink wrap
• Rockland's welfare fraud crackdown results in 10 arrests
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• Masked gunman robs Yonkers pharmacy, escapes with $1,060
• Editorial Spotlight on state tobacco funds today at 11 a.m.
• Troopers charge 11 with drunken or drugged driving in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam
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• Cops: Boy was seeking gun to menace Tuckahoe Middle School classmates
• Editorial: Communities must plan better
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• Rockland deals, saves on $100M borrowing
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• Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand blasts China's trade practices
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• Mount Vernon boys roll over Mahopac to win record seventh straight sectional title
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• State swimming: Tappan Zee, Fordham Prep tie in record time
• State track and field: Bronxville's Cain is leader of the pack, with five records
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• Westchester Democrats say Astorino ignores laws they pass, should sue self
• Harlem Wizards to play Cherry Lane Elementary teachers in basketball fundraiser
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• Boys basketball: Mount Vernon fends off Clarkstown South, 59-53
• Boys basketball: O'Shea, Tappan Zee oust Byram Hills in nail-biter
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• Anthony DiPippo seeks special prosecutor in murder retrial, says Putnam ADA lied
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• Assemblyman Steve Katz: Dog-arrest tales all bark, no bite
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• Yorktown, Peekskill blotter: Cocaine swallowed; bashed with chair; unlicensed drivers, more
• Upstate teen charged with keeping woman captive 8 days
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• Motorcycles, jewelry stolen from Greenburgh recovered in burglary suspect's home, cops say
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• Girls basketball: Scognamiglio sisters lead Pearl River into Class A final
• Westchester exec Astorino, residents call for mass transit on new Tappan Zee Bridge
• Croton-Harmon schools criticized for putting aside too much money
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• Girls basketball: Hot-shooting Ossining advances to AA title game
• Annabi trial: Mangone says lie protected Nick Spano; bribe testimony differs
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• Editorial: Human trafficking is a local issue
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• State recoups $153G from Peekskill provider for Medicaid overbilling; exec convicted for stealing from group
• Saw Mill traffic-monitoring towers plan canceled
• State skiing: Yudell, Joyce lead area racers again
• Girls basketball: Irvington's quest continues, defeats Kennedy 56-35
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• New Rochelle girl, 14, stabs her sister in spat over a sweater, cops say
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• Ramapo father-in-law in labor trafficking case denies abuse, servitude
• Moody's downgrades Rockland's credit rating again; county's borrowing power at stake
• Lottery drawings from Feb. 23
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• $50,000 in copper wire stolen from Orange and Rockland Utilities substation
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• Editorial: Why not turn Tappan Zee Bridge into park?
• Section 1 hockey: ETB sweeps New Rochelle; advances to final
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• State drills deep in Hudson River to prepare for new Tappan Zee Bridge
• New Rochelle family plans to return hit-and-run victim's body to Guatemala
• Hudson Highlands fire scorches 20 acres in 2 days along Appalachian Trail
• Harrison teen charged with sex abuse is step-son of football coach
• Moody's downgrades Rockland's credit rating
• Get ready for the state championship with the LoHud Wrestling blog
• Iona 'delivery man'robber sentenced to 12 years
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• Guilty plea from woman involved in fatal Yonkers beating
• Copper wire stolen from O&R substation in West Nyack
• Union wants cops, not constables in Orangetown court
• Geologists begin study of Hudson along footprint of new Tappan Zee Bridge
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• Copter collision kills 7 Marines in Calif. desert
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• Woodstock plans guitar sculpture public exhibit
• Weather: Chilly morning but spring-like afternoon with a high of 56; weekend forecast.
• Ramapo stadium's earnings fall short in 1st year
• Parties aside, New York leaders tout pension reform
• Port Chester seeks cap on number of group homes
• FDA acts to improve supply of cancer drugs
• Lin, Knicks rout Hawks 99-82
• 2 Ridge Hill foes testify on Sandy Annabi's vote
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• Plan to build Mount Vernon apartments fuels fight over neighborhood 'character'
• Bronxville League of Women Voters to disband
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• Oscar moments: Life changed for Bedford's Chazz Palminteri after nomination
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• 2 men help nab 3 suspects in New Rochelle mugging
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• Court ruling gives hope to fracking foes
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• Cuomo: Pedestrian walkway 'exciting option' for Tappan Zee Bridge
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• 60 high schools prepare to draw the curtain and get on with the shows: 'Aida' to 'Xanadu'
• Black History Month essay: Elite groups help us reach potential
• Former Cortlandt police chief, 2 former officers sue town for injury benefits
• Spano's lobbying firm has $1.4M in clients, despite 3 losses after his tax plea
• Dolan joins College of Cardinals; archbishop admired for humanity, spirituality
• Lottery drawings from Feb. 18
• Foreclosure firm Baum's demise leaves N.Y. homeowners in costly limbo
• Orangetown vandalism suspect surrenders after 2-hour standoff
• NICHE lets nurses give specialized geriatric care, share best practices
• Yanks take unique road
• Peekskill celebrates its link to Abraham Lincoln
• Iona Gaels beat Nevada, make statement for NCAA tournament
• Ossining basketball star Chong joins local elite list
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• Verplanck woman dies, hit by vehicle in Peekskill
• Going Places: Long Island senators fight Penn Station access for Metro-North
• Baird: Rockland residents help students embrace joy of reading
• Reisman: Meet the new Boss - zany as the old Boss
• Celebrity cast of mourners on hand to say goodbye to Whitney Houston
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• Woman taken to hospital after fall from Playland railing
• Police: Pearl River man damages neighbor's car, surrenders after 2 1/2-hour standoff
• Celebrity cast of mourners on hand to say goodbye to Whitney
• Tenant allegedly tapes super sodomizing dog
• Dolan among 22 elevated to cardinal by Pope Benedict XVI at Vatican ceremony
• Ridge Hill prospers with stores, residents, offices despite corruption trial
• Extra New York primaries for Congress, president will cost counties
• EPIC cuts send drug costs soaring for N.Y. seniors
• Marcellus Shale's 'dry gas' may weaken any N.Y. hydrofracking boom
• Boys basketball: North Rockland has the answers in AA win over Ramapo
• Girls basketball: Diaz, D'Apice propel Carmel past Clarkstown South
• Vatican leaks cast cloud over cardinal ceremony
• Ex-Leibell chief of staff Maguire begins 4-month prison sentence
• Cortlandt activist seeks town financial records, claims lack of transparency
• State, schools will race to finish teacher-evaluation details by January deadline
• Coming Sunday: Homeowners in Westchester, Rockland and Putnam are in foreclosure limbo
• A 1920 Yonkers house roars with charm and home, nature become one
• Food editor Liz Johnson is looking for families that celebrate both Easter and Passover
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• Building owner in Mount Vernon fatal fire accused of code violations
• Armonk broker offers house hunters from NYC the lowdown on 'burbs
• Whitney Houston fans can follow funeral on Web
• Lottery drawings from Feb. 17
• Abinanti, Carlucci push to end MTA tax on larger libraries
• Hayworth gets taste of D.C. negotiations in payroll-tax cut deal
• Archbishop Timothy Dolan addresses cardinals; 'Vatileaks' scandal casts cloud over new cardinal ceremony
• Stock futures up slightly as European markets rise
• Connecticut man caught with stun gun in Putnam traffic stop
• Vermont man charged with DWI on I-684 in North Castle
• NEW POST: Rev. Mark Vaillancourt blogs from Archbishop Timothy Dolan's elevation in Rome
• Central Nyack man's family wins $3.4M from Good Sam Hospital, doctor
• Bedford home of Alcoholics Anonymous pioneers may get U.S. landmark status
• Your guide to keeping kids busy on winter break
• Earth Watch: Stink bugs are unwelcome - and stupid - invaders
• Putnam to relocate registered sex offender; proximity to schools in Carmel cited
• Lottery drawings from Feb. 16
• Local educators skeptical of state as deal reached on teacher evaluations
• Blind Brook plays 'zero-sum game' with $40 million budget plan to stay under tax cap
• White Plains caretaker gets 2 years for sexual abuse of group home resident
• Thiells mom comes out of 'hiding' to speak out on son's rare XXYY chromosome disorder
• Mets icon Gary Carter is forever 'Kid'
• Attorney: Jereis 'spent a lot of money on Miss Annabi, not for her vote but for her body'
• Boys basketball: Peekskill has plenty in reserve
• Ex-cop Brady faces prison, pleads guilty in Westchester County Airport oxycodone case
• Ramapo abuse trial witness: Shame keeps victims from speaking up
• Rye Neck awards bid to demolish 1790s Gedney Farm House
• Rockland's first hospice residence hosts grand opening
• 2 Westchester men accused of $100 million insurance scam
• 'Lincoln' returns to Peekskill on Saturday as city celebrates spot in history
• Rockland honors WWII vet Bristol, 100, as Buffalo Soldier
• House fire put out in Harrison
• Peekskill, Scarsdale insurance agents accused of $100 million fraud scheme
• Ex-councilwoman Annabi accused of 'repeated betrayal' of public trust as Yonkers corruption trial opens
• White Plains caretaker gets 2 years for sexual abuse of group home resident
• Story comments on LoHud.com: technical problem
• Piermont centenarian, WWII vet, receives Buffalo Soldier Award
• Ex-Westchester cop pleads guilty in drug-smuggling case linked to county airport
• Hall of Famer, former Mets great Gary Carter dead at 57
• 8:30 p.m.: High school hockey online chat with LoHud.com's Mike Dougherty
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• Central Nyack man's family wins $3.4M from Good Sam Hospital, doctor
• 2 Tuckahoe stores evacuated after dryer fire at coin laundry
• 'Colbert Report' off air; Comedy Central mum
• Rockland's first hospice home set to open
• I-95 accident cleared in Port Chester
• Ramapo abuse trial witness: Shame keeps victims from speaking up
• Video: North Rockland's actors deliver lines from 'Millie'; HS musicals preview coming Sunday
• State, NYSUT Strike Deal on Teacher Evaluations
• Police: Man pushed woman out of moving car on Thruway on Valentine's Day
• Putnam blotter: Forcible touching in Carmel, Brewster teen charged in debit-card theft, more
• Carmel man busted after flashing gun in road-rage incident in Putnam Plaza, cops say
• LoHud reflects, 50 years after John Glenn's space flight
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• Car fire reported on the northbound Taconic State Parkway
• Police issue 37 tickets in Sprain Brook Parkway blitz
• Two Westchester County men charged with DWI
• Bridgeport apartment fire injures 5, displaces 35
• Quinnipiac poll: New York voters trust Cuomo more than teachers' union
• Religious school ruled illegal by Ramapo still open; congregation gets 30 days to file plans
• North Avenue bridge replacement may disrupt New Rochelle traffic for years
• State: Nyack paid $216,000 for children outside village to attend summer camp
• Chat live about high school hockey with Mike Dougherty
• Family of man slain by cops to sue White Plains, allege taunting and racial slurs
• Lottery drawings from Feb. 15
• Jereis: Gifts to Annabi were for love, not bribes; judge limits use of emails
• Cuomo wants teacher-evaluations settlement today; talks 'collegial'
• Cause sought in Mount Vernon blaze that killed grandmother, left 18 people homeless
• Track and field: Pearl River sweeps at Class B championships
• Spano guilty plea costs lobby firm $540,000; Yonkers Raceway, Westchester Medical Center cut ties
• Swimming: Horace Greeley back on top of section
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• Ex-Westchester cop Michael Brady to plead guilty over bribes in airport drug-smuggling ring
• Reisman: Nick Spano's career takes big hit
• Astorino, Westchester legislators trade blame over stalled job projects
• Katonah Yoga owner Nevine Michaan expands her energy into a new Manhattan studio
• East Ramapo schools chief proposes $202M budget; layoffs, program cuts likely
• Fines begin over smoking ban on Metro-North Railroad station platforms
• Somers, Brewster priests head to Vatican City for elevation of Dolan, O'Brien to cardinal
• Cousin says alleged Ramapo sex-abuse victim silent, 'broken' after living with in-laws
• Editorial: New York must act on prescription drug abuse
• Section 1 skiing: Brewster boys dethrone Yorktown; Jacobson, Joyce are skimeisters
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• Train riders welcome, or adapt, to smoking ban on station platforms
• Cousin says alleged Ramapo sex abuse victim silent, broken after living with in-laws
• Suspect arraigned in fatal stabbing
• Comptroller: Nyack spent $216K for out-of-village summer campers
• Attorney: Michael Brady expected to plead guilty in painkiller scheme
• Astorino proposes $58 million for road, bridge and park projects
• Family of slain White Plains man says cops taunted him, used racial slurs, before November shooting
• Seeking guest bloggers for Hudson Valley Restaurant Week
• Donations to NY colleges rose 8.1 percent in 2011; list by school
• Peekskill robber's day: tackled, chased, caught cowering under bush, cops say
• Whitney Houston's death: Bobby Brown says daughter doing better, asks for privacy
• Jeremy Lin: Obama tracking exploits of New York Knicks' newest star
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• Knicks star Jeremy Lin welcomed as White Plains' newest resident
• Car fire closes Route 59 in Ramapo
• Mahopac shed fire destroys a Harley-Davidson
• Outdoor fireplace ignites Suffern house; no one injured
• Yonkers corruption case: Jereis says cash, gifts to Annabi were out of love, not a bribe
• Hutch accident at Weaver Street in Scarsdale cleared; slowed morning rush
• Yorktown, Peekskill blotter: Nose broken; switchblade in car; more
• Judge in Yonkers corruption trial allows evidence involving Nick Spano, Al Pirro
• Rockland playgrounds fail disabled, parents and advocates say
• New York Chief Judge Lippman wants new youth court
• State seeks $2B federal loan for Tappan Zee Bridge project
• New York redistricting: Federal judge wants 'special master' to redraw lines
• Westminster Kennel Club show: Malachy the Pekingese wins top dog; see 39 photos
• Nanuet woman, struck on Route 59, dies
• Briarcliff Manor teacher aides face layoff over education law issue
• Gittelman school in New City to be purchased by Monsey's Schreiber Academy
• In brief: MTA to enforce smoking ban; Spano speech due on State of the City; more
• Try oysters for a taste of the sea with a splash of lemon
• Editorial: Cuomo should push for pre-K funding boost
• Mount Vernon woman dead in fire; 9 families homeless
• Voters pass Nyack, Valley Cottage library budgets
• Westchester veterans share experiences, writing stories published in 2 anthologies
• Irvington schools pick N.J. educator as next superintendent
• Annabi-Jereis defense will target key witness Mangone, seek new details from prosecutors
• Comptroller, Rockland officials reject Day's claim of lower county deficit
• Sculptures commemorating Philipse Manor slaves planned for Yonkers river walk park
• East Ramapo adds finance chief Ivanoff, let go from former district; Coddett will oversee curriculum
• Lottery drawings from Feb. 14
• Woman presumed dead in Mt. Vernon fire
• Rockland County bus bid delayed again
• 'Artwork' on neighbor's door gets White Plains woman arrested
• Yorktown, Peekskill blotter: Nose broken; switchblade in car; more
• U.S. judge gives Haverstraw village a break on Graziosi building lawsuit
• Metro-North to start enforcing smoking ban on station platforms
• UPDATE: Annabi trial going ahead despite lawyers' complaints about timing of Spano charges
• Firefighters work to remove passenger from car in rollover on southbound Sprain
• Wobbling Pekingese leads champion Westminster dog show pack; view a photo gallery
• Irvington school district picks N.J. man as next superintendent
• Judge calls for special master to draw new legislative district lines
• Small Bites' Liz Johnson shares some Valentine's Day sweets
• Gittelman school in New City to be purchased by Monsey's Schreiber Academy
• 6 charged with drunken or drugged driving in Lower Hudson Valley
• Teaching aides to be replaced by assistants in Briarcliff Manor
• Rt 304 head-on crash in New City sends 2 to hospital, closes road for 90 minutes
• I-287: 2 crashes in White Plains slowing eastbound traffic
• Replay: Varsity Insider Chat on boys basketball Section 1 tourney
• Authorities: Whitney Houston was under water in tub; body flown back to NJ
• Cardinal-designate Timothy Dolan pledges fight again Obama birth control deal
• Regents press for more prekindergarten aid
• E-card company caters to all seasons of life
• Harrison targets parking, aims to free up spaces for shoppers
• Fire at New Rochelle church strengthens this flock's faith
• Dryer fire damages village home
• Stony Point lawyer to go to Afghanistan, again
• Nanuet woman, 34, hit by car on Rte. 59 has died
• Editorial: Tappan Zee Bridge plan needs close monitoring
• Man accused of bilking musician of $20 million says it was just role-playing
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• Bronx man sets himself ablaze at Cross County Shopping Center bus stop in Yonkers
• Police hunt for train station robber
• Film fest season starts with Moreau at Jacob Burns Film Center
• Reisman: Redrawn 37th District defies all logic
• Freshman Assemblyman Katz may challenge Ball for state Senate
• Book gathers real-life tales of remarkable romances
• Women and heart disease: Reduce the risk, know the signs, demand tests
• 2 Westchester sites part of Empire State REIT
• Texting tickets soared in New York in 2011
• Cuomo sets Thursday deadline for teacher evaluation deal
• Cost of new United Water New York plant questioned
• Spano case shows need for state ethics reforms
• President calls for 'Buffet Rule'
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• Pedestrian seriously injured in Route 59 crash
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• Chestnut Ridge home catches fire; suffers minor damage
• New Rochelle DPW worker's foot run over by car
• 2 young women charged in hair-raising brawl in White Plains
• Putnam blotter: Women conspire to steal purse in Mahopac; drunken driver flees Patterson crash, more
• The Westminster dog show gets underway
• The fight begins: Obama's budget goes to Congress
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• Man sets himself ablaze at Yonkers bus stop
• Minor injuries in Mahopac rollover
• Carmel man's birthday weekend: 2 drugged driving arrests
• Hastings woman hit with cocaine charge
• Women and heart disease: Reduce the risk, know the signs, demand tests
• Employee stole $10,600 in checks from Katonah company, cops say
• Hastings woman, 20, charged with drunken driving after striking 5 cars, cops say
• Carmel Mom charged with DWI after Yorktown crash with 2 kids in car, police say
• New York Fashion Week a high-low mix like never before
• Fire extinguished on Yonkers' Van Cortlandt Park Avenue
• Obama's budget headed to Congress
• UPDATE: Hudson Line: 15-20-minute delays. 3rd-rail problem near Glenwood
• Edgemont home burglarized
• Whitney Houston's death: Investigators seek answers
• Alert tenant in Yonkers smells smoke, calls 911
• 2 Brewster teens injured when car strikes tree that fell into road
• 17 charged with drunken or drugged driving in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam
• New Castle acts to build Millwood business
• Mickelson's 64 crushes Woods to win Pebble Beach
• Editorial: Rangers continue to wow
• Two file suit over 129-unit complex set in Tuckahoe
• Chefs to reveal winning recipes
• Patterson tavern owner, jailed over Super Bowl crash, sues for $60M
• North Castle country club scales down condo plan
• Unions knock Cuomo's proposals
• Snow causes slippery driving in region
• N.J. man hospitalized in Ramapo crash
• Wine importer finds White Plains home
• Romantic restaurants in Westchester and Rockland: A map
• Greenburgh's Olivia Hooker, 97, spends life fighting injustice
• Adele dominates Grammy Awards, while death of Whitney Houston adds somber note. View 90 Grammys photos
• A life carved in leather: Artwork by Winfred Rembert on view
• New Rochelle shelter's goal: Control feral cat population
• Mohegan Lake winery gets long-awaited OK
• A grateful patriarch's journey ends after transplant
• A photo album rescued from the trash turns out to be a historical treasure
• Irene's damage lingers: Rockland tackles fallen trees, debris along Ramapo River; other sites await
• Reader letter: Can't afford another term for Obama
• 'Ghost' funds reform sought: Ex-lawmakers continue to spend campaign cash
• Be smart about Valentine's Day treats
• Armonk faces a trip for groceries
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• Cops stop wrong-way driver on 684
• Man injured in jailhouse escape attempt
• Lincoln Hall student charged with robbery
• Cortlandt troopers issue 57 tickets on routes 6 & 9
• Mount Vernon rollover crash leaves woman shaken but not seriously injured
• St. Paul's Church re-enacts Harriet Tubman liberating slaves
• Lottery drawings from Feb. 11
• Business of Medicine, Part 2: Eight local hospital officials got $1M in 2010
• Schneiderman, Cuomo offer different ways to improve prescription-drug database
• Ossining neighbors cheer former resident as new Maldives president
• N.Y. legislators seek compromise to let religious groups use public schools for worship
• Spano may be down after tax plea, don't count him out as lobbyist
• Track and field: New Rochelle wins at Millrose
• Women and heart disease: Take steps to reduce risk, know the subtle signs, demand the right tests
• Division II wrestling: Nine from Nanuet advance to semifinals
• Division I wrestling: New Rochelle's Douglas upsets top seed
• Patterson condo fire leaves 2 families homeless
• McLean Avenue merchants plan inaugural St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Ramapo College plans memorial Monday for crash victim Jacob Halle
• Goldens Bridge pedestrian hospitalized; police say driver bypassed ignition interlock
• Going Places: Feds seek technology to block drivers' calls, text
• Associated Press predicts Grammy winners
• Orangetown will name street to honor firefighter DeFlumere
• Summer camps descend on Mamaroneck, offering nature, academics, specialties
• Carmel parents notified about sex offender
• Tappan Zee Bridge project may save time, money with lauded 'design-build' approach
• Maine GOP chairman say Romney wins caucuses
• Fire destroys Tuckahoe store
• Whitney Houston, superstar of records, films, dies
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• Another snow tease
• Troopers: Woman who struck pedestrian was drunk, bypassed ignition lock
• Girls basketball: Chong scores 37 as Ossining tops Pearl River to end regular season 18-0
• Section 1 diving: Clarkstown South's Piacente captures elusive crown
• Carmel exposure suspect accused of violating woman's protection order
• Old-fashioned English Tudor in Briarcliff Manor offers charm, park-like grounds
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• 2 more mugged by gunman near Sound shore train stations
• Alleged victim's uncle testifies Ramapo family kept tight watch
• After arson-attack deal, New Square returns to normal
• Sheila Davalloo guilty of murder in rival's slaying
• Lottery drawings from Feb. 10
• Convicted sex offender charged in Putnam with luring underage boys online
• In brief: Rye city workers' Social Security numbers disclosed; more
• West Haverstraw family in limbo, unable to go home weeks after explosion
• Rockland Black History Month events
• Empty Monsey house, set to be razed, burns down
• Nick Spano pleads guilty to tax felony: 'I did not pay'
• Good Samartian exec's family escapes New City fire, loses home
• Rockland grand jury indicts 3 in attempted robbery; hate crimes alleged
• Boys basketball: Hungry Huguenots push Mount Vernon, but Knights respond
• Federal complaint suggests Spano did more than cheat on income taxes
• 2 mugged in Mamaroneck, Harrison in latest attacks on Sound Shore train commuters; reward offered for info
• Convicted sex offender charged with having sex, luring underage boys online
• Read the plea deal, complaint against Ex-Sen. Nick Spano
• Carmel schools chief warns of Level 3 sex offender
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• Alleged victim's uncle says Ramapo family kept tight watch over her
• Obama says new birth control policy won't stifle religious liberty
• Man hit with pipe, jaw broken as feud with co-worker turns violent, Mount Vernon cops say
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• Firefighters on the scene of Monsey house fire
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• Spano to plead guilty
• Snow arrives tonight, will drop 1-3 inches by Saturday afternoon
• Editorial: Settlement offers welcome relief for 'underwater' homeowners
• New York will get $790M in mortgage settlement; 46,000 borrowers will benefit
• Black History Month essay: Cathay Williams' courage empowers women and men
• Stony Point wins smart growth assistance award, will get help on economic development plan
• Putnam Legislature faces experience gap as Dan Birmingham joins exodus
• Whole Foods supermarket coming to Port Chester, at former A&P site
• Old Tappan Zee span's upkeep will cost millions
• Ex-Chappaqua mom again charged with prostitution, now in Danbury
• Shelter advocate testifies at trafficking trial, says Ramapo woman was 'petrified'
• Lottery drawings from Feb. 9
• Astorino puts $9M toward flood projects; bulk of money targets Bronx River
• Soil test delays Heritage Homes construction in New Rochelle
• PepsiCo plans 8,700 job cuts, most overseas
• STOCK Act insider-trading bill clears the House
• Boys basketball: Not this time; Lakeland seniors get revenge
• Family struggles to find son, 32, long-term care in Rockland
• Gymnastics: Calandra makes history for Suffern
• South Salem teen charged after wild chase of stolen car on I-684
• Somers luxury subdivision plans surveillance cameras at Voris Drive
• Exhibits, music and more mark African-American History Month
• PepsiCo to cut 8,700 jobs
• Chemical spill at water treatment plant in Ossining
• No verdict after first-day jury deliberations in Davalloo slay trial
• Ex-Chappaqua mom again charged with prostitution, now in Danbury
• Whooping cough identified in Putnam school districts
• One hospitalized, another arrested after fight
• Cortlandt burglary interrupted; troopers search for suspect
• Stony Point wins smart growth assistance award
• Whole Foods plans to open store in former A&P site in Port Chester
• Yonkers man, 28, an Irish immigrant, wins $10 million in lottery
• NYC bail-jump suspect arrested in Yonkers after chase on Central Park Ave.
• Flood relief: $9 million slated for projects along Bronx River, Sound Shore
• New video today: Novack describes scene, denies killing husband
• Troopers charge 2 with DWI in Somers
• Wild chase of stolen car ends on I-684; car catches fire
• Metro-North: 10-minute delays out of Grand Central
• States, Feds to announce mortgage settlement; it would reduce loans for 1 million
• UPDATE: King St. reopened on Rye Brook/Conn. border; was closed overnight after accident
• Store manager puts the squeeze on toothpaste thief in White Plains
• YES Network host Bob Lorenz faces Conn. drunken driving charge
• Saw Mill: 2-car crash slowing S/B commute in Hawthorne
• Witness: Retired cop shot without warning in ATF agent's friendly fire death at LI pharmacy
• Gunman shot, killed at Middletown courthouse had dispute with the mayor
• Lottery drawings from Feb. 8
• Circus comes to town in North Salem's 'Barnum'
• Medicaid costs N.Y. $54 billion a year, but revamped program stays under cost cap
• House Republicans remove congressional insider-trading bill's lobbyist provision
• Bear Mountain Inn guest rooms ready; $15M renovation nearly done on historic complex
• Girls basketball: After festivities, Irvington all business vs. Dobbs Ferry
• Girls basketball: Pearl River seniors go out in style; clinch league title and top seed
• Former employer testifies to family's control of Ramapo woman
• Reisman: Forest City Ratner exec's resignation conjures up Sandy Annabi case
• Baird: Project Linus brings warmth, joy in Spring Valley
• Buchanan Mayor Sean Murray faces rematch against Al Donahue
• Bedford's Dori Berinstein brings her Channing documentary to Jacob Burns Film Center
• Editorial: Arson plea ends further inquiry
• Rockland, Westchester wages rise faster than state, U.S.
• Schumer hopes to tap federal budget for state's sewer and water projects
• Video: Novack describes slay scene, denies killing husband in police interview
• Port Chester mourns death of former mayor Peter Iasillo
• Body of Hawthorne man, Tappan Zee jumper found
• Patients protest state relocating New Rochelle clinic to Mount Vernon
• 4 groups can bid to replace Tappan Zee Bridge; mixed success of firms includes I-287 work
• Upscale home opens in Yonkers for low-income seniors
• Putnam/Northern Westchester BOCES upgrades may hinge on tax-cap fix
• Report: Shooting at Middletown City Court
• 4 groups will compete to design and build the new Tappan Zee Bridge
• Debris causes delays on Tappan Zee Bridge
• New Square arson suspect pleads guilty to assault; says he set resident on fire
• I-95 morning rush traffic slowed by accidents in Bronx, Conn.
• Mahopac, Peekskill, Cortlandt motorists charged with drunken driving
• Lincoln Hall student, 16, robs teacher of cell phone, troopers say
• White House hinting compromise on birth control requirement for religious schools, hospitals
• Mitt Romney's bad day is Rick Santorum's best in Republican race
• Snowflakes may fall during evening rush, but they won't stick
• Report: Transparency at risk in Cuomo's budget proposal
• DEC chief: Limited fracking permits in 2012 'conceivable,' decision is 'months' away
• State's appeal of teacher-evaluation ruling begins; no deal reached with union
• Big Blue's Big Apple: Parade honors Giants' Super Bowl win
• Suffern's Calandra sweeps Division II gymnastics championships
• Ramapo cops: 4 accused of hate crime targeted Jews
• Editorial spotlight: Ossining leaders, good-government groups urge attention to redistricting process
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• Editorial: Release cost records for ballpark
• Florida hot tub deaths of Yonkers couple ruled accident, natural causes
• Sister: Port Chester stabbing victim foretold his death
• Experienced planner, lifelong Yonkers resident becomes city's development chief
• Ex-Monsey fire commish sentenced to 12 months, 1 day for mail fraud
• Pyngyp schoolhouse in Stony Point earns spot on 2 historic registers
• Jury: Kung fu master guilty in sex-abuse case involving girl students
• Rye ethics board clears mayor over rental property
• Lottery drawings from Feb. 7
• Rockland County Clerk Piperato becomes president of N.Y. association
• Westchester Children’s Museum Educates Local Youth on Heart Health with Allison’s Heart Foundation Grant
• New Square arson suspect pleads guilty to assault
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• UPDATE: Cops say 3 suspects in Ramapo hate-crime targeted Jews
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• 2 p.m. webcast on state Legislature redistricting; panel to talk with editors, take your questions
• Hutch: Accident cleared from a lane N/B in Pelham
• Video: Eli Manning on 'Late Show with David Letterman'
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• County to vote on $1.6M for RCC roof
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• Giants enjoying a ride like no other
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• State to suspend doctor's license
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• Be on the watch to help experts with the Backyard Bird Count
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• Rockland's Giants faithful embrace memorabilia
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• Residents allowed back after gas leak at Hartsdale condo
• Rye police: Possible ATM skimmer at Citibank over the weekend
• Super Bowl-champion Giants return home
• Westchester claims progress in housing settlement
• Reward offered for info on Mamaroneck, Pelham and New Rochelle robberies
• Ramapo man's lawyer says he was in India at time of sex abuse allegations
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• Live video: Siena College's Steve Greenberg discusses latest poll
• Anthony Covone, Mahopac Falls volunteer firefighter, well-known butcher, laid to rest
• Rockland Community College roof has $1.6M leak
• Fans scoop up Giants championship merchandise
• Westchester County cops charge 8 with impaired driving after the game
• Meet six women who found success with restaurants in Westchester, Rockland
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• Thief ditches car with girl, 8, in seat
• For local fans, victory is so very sweet
• Second title over Brady stamps Eli for Hall of Fame
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• Putnam departments' merger panned
• 'Bare Bones' offers kids live creatures and a talk
• Music Conservatory of Westchester’s Music Therapy Institute Celebrates 25th Anniversary with 'Dance the Night Away' Gala
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• Baird: Rockland fans clean out Giants merchandise ahead of Super Bowl
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• Meet six women who found success with restaurants in Westchester, Rockland
• Editorial: Women's health care remains at risk despite Komen reversal
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• Chappaqua parents sue over boy hit by truck, cite lack of sidewalk as safety issue
• New York's EPIC program changes are tough on the elderly
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• N.Y. redistricting delays put potential House candidates in quandary over where to run
• Hydrofracking panel deadlines on hold as DEC wades through 46,000 comments
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• Unhealthy competition: Big-city hospitals move in and locals feel the squeeze
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• Judge rules Montebello tree law 'unconstitutional'
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• 1 p.m.: Giants online chat from Indianapolis; put your questions to our reporter
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• Angelo Dundee, Muhammad Ali's trainer, dead at 90
• Crash on Bronx River Parkway causes minor delays
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• Pfizer seeks sale or tenants for Pearl River site, will lay off 71 more workers
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• State: Risky action on Ramapo ballpark could cost taxpayers $60M
• Editorial: Komen for the Cure decision is grave injustice to women
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• Rye school board to put $16.35M bond proposal to vote
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• Mount Kisco man accused in Bedford mugging
• 7 charged with DWI, drugged driving, state police report
• Sheila Davalloo trial gets under way in Connecticut Superior Court today
• Obama to take on economy in State of the Union
• Mitt Romney paid $3M in federal income tax in 2010
• Firefighter 'glad to be back home' after gas explosion injury
• Colleges look at safety in wake of tragic fire
• Feels like four years ago for Giants
• Prison workers lead OT earners
• RIM co-CEOs step down; New CEO vows no major changes
• Kung Fu instructor's sexual abuse trial begins
• Accused New City Little League treasurer repays $100G
• Sex offender admits slaying aspiring dancer in December 2008
• Local artist's landscape painting stolen from library
• Former high school track standout charged in theft
• District's day-care center thrives
• Bronx man convicted in 1990 Yonkers slayings
• Metro-North ridership grows, surpasses LIRR for first time
• Reisman: Revisiting the debate on red-light camera legality
• Playland cases may be disposed today
• Baird: County couple win Hawaiian wedding trip
• Groups still push N.Y. for ban on fracking
• Education groups, unions oppose Cuomo aid plan
• Mount Kisco pedestrians struck by state police improve in hospital
• Michael Mele trial set to open
• Car fire prompts delays on Tappan Zee
• Joe Paterno dead at age 85
• Reader poll: How do you rate the State of the Union? Weigh in
• 3 Democratic hopefuls assail Hayworth's record
• Croton to vote on school renovations
• Yorktown students to meet Holocaust survivor
• East Ramapo takeover unlikely
• Cuomo's budget pursues major policy changes
• Croton Dam renovations scaled back
• Rye Brook students cry out for needy food pantry
• Fans like Super Bowl chances after Giants' big win in overtime
• Jewelry for a cause on Valentine's Day
• Health overhaul lags in some states
• Spring Valley grad in awe over return of class ring
• Serena Williams out in 4th round at Aussie Open
• Ravens' late errors costly
• Lunar New Year bonds families
• Patriots head to Super Bowl
• LoHud.com's Mike Dougherty tweets from the Giants game in San Francisco
• Students from Conn., L.I. identified as those killed in Marist blaze
• Rep. Giffords to resign from Congress this week
• Ex-Penn State coach Paterno dies at 85
• N.Y. teacher-evaluation system faces test of whether it'll work
• Health decision a win for women
• Pedestrian accidents involving police unit shake Mount Kisco
• Pubs where you can watch today's NFL games: Add your favorite
• Westchester County tax inequalities show need for reassessments
• Lottery drawings from Jan. 21
• Snow, ice, then meltdown: Temperatures to rise
• Gingrich wins South Carolina primary
• Drugged-driving arrests soar as prescription abuse, police training rise
• 'Convey for Life' fundraiser planned for Montebello woman with breast cancer
• Author reflects on 'Catherine' and life in his beloved Irvington
• New Rochelle city yard move gains steam, opposition
• 2 Marist students, friend killed in off-campus fire
• Silver, Bloomberg back N.Y. minimum-wage hike; business groups oppose it
• Giants and 49ers have controversy amid their playoff past
• Reader poll: How do you rate the State of the Union? Weigh in
• Wide-ranging, bipartisan campaign aims to get more women into politics
• Tuskegee Airmen: New Rochelle man helped make 'Red Tails' history
• Sneak attacks are the sludge of new politics: GOP targets Latimer
• Giants fans enjoy the ride to NFC title tilt
• Crispinelli parents retrace steps of daughter killed in Haiti quake, understand her last days
• Gingrich wins South Carolina primary
• Snow moves east; warmer temperatures in the forecast
• Evening update: Watch out for black ice
• Assailant sought after man, 23, is shot outside a Nanuet party
• Rockland roads slippery as snow intensifies
• Cancellations: Snow storm closes libraries, postpones programs
• Snow continues, road conditions poor
• 3:30 a.m.: With snow falling, speed restriction on Tappan Zee Bridge
• New York communities get $93M from feds in tropical storm relief
• State police strike a pedestrian in Mount Kisco for second time in 2 days; man hit Thursday in critical
• State DOT chief McDonald visits Putnam, touts Cuomo's budget, projects
• Debt repayment, higher standards improve credit scores in Lower Hudson Valley, nation
• New Rochelle is able to take pride in its diversity
• Rockland Psychiatric Center patient indicted on murder charge in beating death at hospital
• 8 a.m. weather update: About 2 inches of snow, still falling lightly
• Boys basketball: Albertus passes Pearl River test, 52-45
• Hundreds mourn NYPD rookie from Yorktown who took his life
• Mount Vernon man guilty of raping ex-girlfriend, beating her child
• Pleasantville synagogue, Thornwood mosque members will break bread in fundraiser
• N.J. backs Rockland-Bergen flood commission as N.Y. stalls
• E-Edition: Read today's Journal News
• Cortlandt contractor in gas explosion may lack enough insurance, lawyer for homeowners says
• Reader poll: How do you rate the State of the Union? Weigh in
• Pubs where you can watch Sunday's NFL games: Add your favorite
• Lottery drawings from Jan. 20
• Giants fans enjoy the ride to NFC title tilt
• A modern marvel in Armonk
• Westchester Children’s Museum Receives $10,000 Grant From Wells Fargo
• Putnam Bicentennial Ball tomorrow in Mahopac
• Mamaroneck high cancels weekend activities as repair to gas leak continues
• Reader poll: How do you rate the State of the Union? Weigh in
• List: Event cancellations because of Saturday's expected snow
• Haverstraw cops looking for driver who spoke to kid about missing dog
• More car break-ins in Clarkstown
• Victim in latest state police car accident in Mount Kisco has severe injuries
• W. Haverstraw condo owners: Cortlandt contractor may not have enough insurance
• Music legend Etta James dies at 73
• Haverstraw woman, 33, accused of sex with teen
• Political blog: Bronxville lawyer Coffey mentioned as possible Astorino challenger
• Woman burned in fire at Irvington home
• Replay: High school hockey online chat
• Tarrytown house fire: Ceiling collapse injures firefighter
• Best bets: Weekend and beyond
• Saturday weather: 4 to 7 inches of snow possible
• 4 chances to see Jim Breuer
• Noon: Yankees live chat with beat writer Chad Jennings, on LoHud.com
• Pubs where you can watch Sunday's NFL games - add your favorite
• Earth Watch: Cuomo budget stops digging holes, starts giving details on fixing dams
• Lottery drawings from Jan. 19
• Chappaqua Crossing signs first tenant since Reader's Digest's departure
• Replay: N.Y. Giants chat with LoHud.com's Vincent Z. Mercogliano
• Ossining man gets 5 to 12 years for illegal guns, $2.5M Vassar College embezzlement
• Hinchey's House district targeted for elimination
• West Haverstraw blast site didn't need village permit, was private road
• 10-term House member Maurice Hinchey, environmental champion, tells supporters he'll retire
• Indian Point 2 reactor goes back online; pump seal that caused shutdown will be tested
• Blood drive organized by Thiells Elementary students honors 4th-grader with leukemia
• Builders design homes easy for disabled to navigate
• Yonkers offers varied menu for city's first International Restaurant Week
• Hockey: Perseverance pays in Rye Town/Harrison's 3-2 win over White Plains
• Conn. man, 56, killed in collision on ramp to I-684 in Harrison
• DiNapoli: 401(k) plans prove inadequate for retirement
• Cuomo's $15B infrastructure plan hailed, but some question funding sources
• UPDATE: Second state police car accident in Mount Kisco in two days
• Thiells contractor gets 5 months in jail, took $5,000 for home improvements never done
• Rye mayor seeks ethics ruling on handling of permit case involving home he owns
• Editorial: Public has its say on fracking
• Dems, GOP, Conservatives each have woman running for Assembly seat Spano vacated
• West Haverstraw blast probes seek wrongdoing; Cortlandt company workers interviewed
• Rick Perry drops bid for GOP nomination
• Yonkers Dems pick Shelley Mayer to seek Spano's seat
• Noon: Listen to Phil Reisman's radio show, on wealth, taxes, Romney
• Find out how much school aid your district is scheduled to receive
• Noon: NY Giants live chat on LoHud.com
• Harlem Line: Broken rail repaired near White Plains, but residual delays remain
• GOP officials: Santorum edges Romney in Iowa count
• Armonk fireplace ashes placed in bag on deck start fire
• Conn. drunken driver at 3 times the legal alcohol limit in North Salem, cops say
• Kodak files for bankruptcy protection
• New high-end supermarket opens in Eastchester
• Victim ID'd in Rockland Psych Center killing; suspect is held in jail under suicide watch
• Judge OKs video cameras in Davalloo murder trial
• After tragedies, 2 have chance for a new dream
• New York counties got sales-tax boost in 2011
• Girls basketball: Unbeaten TZ hands Pearl River first loss, 50-47
• Westchester program, clinical trial give hope for brain cancer patients
• State Bar: Justice delayed for litigants, poor by funding cuts
• Gedney Farm House nears wrecking ball; Rye Neck group fights odds to preserve 1790s home
• Editorial: Do better this time, Congress
• Caught on video: Yonkers assault; 2 teens charged
• East Ramapo OKs $7.8M in budget transfers after 'confusion'; Klein notes shortfall possible in June
• Mount Kisco woman in intensive care; was struck by state sergeant's car
• Snow tonight could coat roads for Friday morning's commute. Snow, sleet, rain Saturday; 7-day forecast
• Lottery drawings from Jan. 18
• 'Maine' comes to Rockland
• Westchester office vacancies rise despite improving economy
• Cuomo visits Yonkers, touts $426M in Hudson Valley jobs projects
• Schumer: Mass transit is great, but don't slow new Tappan Zee Bridge
• Assault caught on video
• Rockland DA charges company with tax larceny
• Dusting of snow possible in coming days
• Father of Ossining girl killed in drag race reacts to driver's arrest
• Cops: Traffic stop on Hutch leads to $15,000 pill seizure
• "Almost, Maine" playwright to visit Elmwood
• O&R worker hurt in W. Haverstraw blast released from hospital
• Mount Kisco woman hit by car driven by state police sergeant
• Mamaroneck police seeking gunman in late-night street robbery
• Cuomo, in Yonkers, says bridge, road, park projects would boost economy
• Peekskill water main break is fixed, superintendent says
• Clarkstown school board reorganizes meeting schedule
• Watch a replay: Sen. Charles Schumer talks with LoHud.com editors, reporters
• West Haverstraw gas explosion remains under investigation
• Live tweets from Gov. Cuomo's speech in Yonkers
• Ask Sen. Schumer a question via CoverItLive
• New Rochelle, Pelham men charged with drunken driving on I-95
• Windy Wednesday prompts weather service warning
• Putnam Valley man charged with illegal sale of pain meds
• Power shutdown planned at Cortlandt train station today
• Kraft sending 225 jobs at Tarrytown site to Illinois as part of downsizing
• The Centre at Purchase office park adds clients from Conn., Manhattan
• Must-try soups: 6 winter warm-ups we can't get enough of at this time of the year
• Gymnastics: Haber leads Clarkstown past Mahopac, Tappan Zee
• Editorial: Reform push continues for 2012
• Mahopac residents fight garbage site; DEC cites landowner over wetlands
• New Rochelle extends Echo Bay development deal 60 days to examine waterfront plan
• Distraught former cop Pileggi gets 3 to 9 years in friend's slaying
• Lottery drawings from Jan. 17
• Cuomo budget raises school aid, but ties increases to teacher-eval system
• O&R: Contractor in gas explosion dug without marking utility lines
• Scientists: Morocco rocks fell from Mars
• Rockland Psychiatric Center patients' fight ends in killing, murder charge
• Rockland anti-abortion group plans D.C. trip for annual March for Life rally
• Moody's lowers Mount Vernon debt rating, outlook over dwindling cash reserves
• Acevedo gets 75 to life in 3 murders, hears families' fury
• Tuxedo Park mayor challenges Hayworth for House seat
• Putnam struggles to find M.D. for health commissioner, considers keeping interim director
• Sentenced killer hears families' fury
• Kraft to downsize local operation
• Tuxedo Park mayor challenges Hayworth
• Bomb threat leads to evacuation of Yorktown school
• Tuxedo Park mayor challenges Hayworth
• O&R: Contractor dug without marking utility lines
• Burke Rehabilitation Hospital evacuation called off; emergency personnel find no evidence of bomb
• Lauren Spierer: Supporters mark missing student's 21st birthday
• Clipped wires trap driver, passenger for short time in Ramapo
• Ex-Eastchester cop, sobbing, gets 3-9 years in friend's shooting death
• Cuomo's budget closes $3.5 million budget gap; includes infrastructure investment and phased Medicaid takeover
• Gunman robs $9,700 from Coin Mint at White Plains Mall
• Rockland Psych patient accused of murdering fellow patient
• Former Mayor Adam Bradley's probation-violation case adjourned to March
• 1 firefighter released; Haverstraw police consider criminal investigation in gas explosion
• Snow plow, car collide in Kent
• Reward offered offered for information in Palisades Federal Credit Union hold-up
• NY industrial park fire still has hot spots
• Sentencings today in 3 Yonkers killings, ex-cop's shooting of friend; also in court: ex-Mayor Bradley, TZB dangler
• Troopers charge 4 with DWI in Westchester, Putnam, beyond
• Long Island athlete returns to school after MRSA treatment
• Woman, 43, charged with 2nd DWI after crash in Carmel
• Schumer pushing for completion of rail project
• NJ mom gives birth to child on train to NYC
• 9:15 a.m. roads update: Roads generally just wet after earlier icy spots; early morning an adventure on some local roads
• Roads may be slippery for morning rush
• Unpaid volunteers bravely fight fires
• Ardsley plans to acquire private land for Route 9A widening
• Teens honored for community service
• Giants are jelling and can't lose to 49ers, says confident Rolle
• 2 Rockland GOP lawmakers say $80M deficit is $62M
• Judge: St. Lawrence doesn't owe former groundskeeper $1
• Cuomo: No added staff yet for fracking
• Rockland commuters may benefit from N.J. rail plan
• 2 firemen burned in gas explosion; W. Haverstraw families back after evacuation
• Teen rescued after falling through ice in Putnam
• After $20 million bond defeat, Rye schools seek alternatives
• Region's housing market mixed
• Reisman: Politics as usual on county board
• Pension, school reforms top Cuomo's budget
• White Plains woman on Costa Concordia now safely in Rome
• Prisoner No More
• City woman on cruise ship safe in Rome
• Politics as usual on county board
• After blast, 100-plus West Haverstraw evacuees now returning home
• Putnam Valley teen charged in Lake Peekskill burglary
• Panty raid at White Plains store
• Interview: Departing Purchase College Performing Arts Center director on best day, biggest surprise, more
• Federal judge throws out verdict that Ramapo Supervisor Christopher St. Lawrence violated ex-groundskeeper's rights
• DATABASE: Home sales drop in Westchester, rise in Rockland and Putnam
• Huntsman makes departure from GOP race official
• Take our survey: Indian Point's future
• Jolie and Pitt grace the Globes in glamorous style, plus 57 photos of all the stars
• DiNapoli: Economic view shaky in advance of Cuomo's budget proposal
• Do you know someone on the Costa Concordia overturned cruise ship?
• Siena poll: Cuomo at all-time popularity high in advance of 2012-13 budget proposal
• Brush fire extinguished at Mount Vernon's Mandela High School
• Port Chester man heading to work robbed of $2,000
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day Events
• Vote due on gas pipeline near Rockland-N.J. border
• Troopers charge 22 with drunken or drugged driving in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam
• Adirondack Park Agency to vote on massive resort
• Man facing trial in 2009 beating death of Ecuadorean immigrant in Danbury
• Slow going on Eastchester's Route 22 at water main break
• Cost of Death: Counties pay more as indigent burials increase
• UPDATE: Former Cornwall mill continues to smolder
• Trains, buses: Most running on weekend or holiday schedule today
• At Golden Globes, 'Artist' takes top honor, 'Downton Abbey' a TV winner; fashion: see 57 photos
• Captain may be to blame for cruise-ship accident, boat owner says
• Giants fans happy to send Packers packing after win
• Winter serves up the cold
• Emotions deep in pageants for Miss N.Y.
• North Castle seeks service provider bids
• Hen Hud moves to tighten belt
• Rockland Legislature to discuss sales-tax hike to reduce deficit
• King's dream in focus: Civil rights leader celebrated, as followers evoke movement
• Contest winners inspired by the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
• Ravens quiet Yates, Texans; Patriots up next
• Canadiens get well against Rangers
• Jon Huntsman to quit GOP presidential race
• Concerns about Romney's faith quieter in 2012
• Cops warn of 'diversion burglaries'
• Researcher finds 7 habits to maintaining weight loss
• Cuomo to unveil state budget Tuesday. At issue: Closing gap without raising taxes
• Giants dominate Packers 37-20; San Francisco next
• Firefighters battle huge blaze in Cornwall
• Coast guard: Italy cruise captain spotted on land
• 2 US passengers missing from capsized ship
• Paterno speaks for 1st time since firing
• Italian rescuers find 3rd survivor on cruise ship that ran aground
• Putnam Valley man accused of stealing pipes from home
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day events in Westchester
• Stewart has kept Rockland beautiful, will be lauded at dinner
• Baird: Clarkstown, not New City, could be new city
• Boulders team welcomes seasonal job prospects
• Fracking comments piled high; DEC will answer thousands of report responses
• Lakeland faces spending cuts of $1.85 million to fit tax cap
• 'Very smoky' Nyack fire doused
• Volunteers' work reflects King's message
• Three districts reject $19M Putnam/Northern Westchester BOCES repair plan
• Boxing event works to unite cities' youth
• Restoring Untermyer: 'America's greatest forgotten garden'
• Farmers market eyes Croton indoor site
• 'Brand' is queen at Miss N.Y. pageant
• Mortgage tax stuck in mire: Counties miss revenue as land buyers pay cash to skirt banks
• Rangers defeat Maple Leafs 3-0 as Biron sparkles again
• Indian Point shutdown reignites nuke battle
• Deja vu all over again: Cops say man crashes at spot twice
• Cost of Death: Counties pay more as indigent burials increase
• Reisman: Anti-tax Astorino can only do so much
• Restoring Untermyer: 'America's greatest forgotten garden'
• Eli and Co. charge into Lambeau Field today
• Survivor: 'I was waiting to die'
• Apartment fire forces evacuation in Nyack
• Police: Man shot by officer upstate expected to survive after surgery at Westchester Med Center
• State Dept: No Americans injured in cruise ship crash in Italy
• Route 22 partially reopened in Eastchester following major water-main break
• Rooftop billboard topples onto BQE
• Sources: Yankees trade top prospect Montero for Seattle's Pineda
• Man held in knife attack on brother, self
• Shoppers surprised at tainted holders
• Dominatrix's suit vs. police can proceed
• Holocaust survivor tells story
• Mild weather harsh for allergies
• Yankees trade Montero, add pitchers Pineda and Kuroda
• Man, 22, pleads guilty in '10 Yonkers shootings
• N.Y. schools fight for slices of funding pie
• Egan to help St. Gregory's mark 50 years
• Racino slots rake in $7.8B
• March set for MLK day
• Trailway leads to prosperity
• Water-main break shuts Route 22 in Eastchester
• N.J. hate crimes worry Jewish residents
• Water rate hike review sought
• Rye bus cancellation draws protest
• City weighs Echo Bay extension
• Mamaroneck students get taste of politics
• Mt. Vernon OKs budget - 2 weeks late
• Valley Cottage: car goes into pond, 2 people get out
• East Ramapo schools budget 'not a pretty picture,' says superintendent
• Newsman Richard Threlkeld dies in car accident
• Miss New York contestant calls Purchase competition 'outrageously fun'
• 28 bogus credit cards found in car on I-684; Larchmont man, 3 others charged
• Rockland's Jewish community on edge following NJ hate crimes
• Greenburgh cops use stun-gun on White Plains drug suspect
• Purchase College Performing Arts Center director leaving for Stanford U
• Mount Vernon Pathmark to close
• Deja vu: Rye Brook man, high on drugs, crashed twice today at same Mt. Vernon exit, cops say
• Truck overturns on S/B I-684 near I-287 split
• Man, 27, arrested in North Castle oxycodone bust
• Reader survey: Which Democrat should challenge Cty Exec Rob Astorino next year?
• DWI arrests: Mahopac man charged in Somers; Peekskill man charged in Cortlandt
• Homeless LI teen up for science prize to get house
• Autistic boy knocked down as pair steal baby formula from Port Chester supermarket, cops say
• Astorino hits Cuomo on Triborough Amendment
• Weekend's 8 great music events
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• Editorial Board survey: The future of Indian Point
• 8 weekend arts events
• Photos: Miss NY USA contests get ready for weekend's pageant at Purchase College
• Organizers cancel Hoboken's St. Patrick's Day parade
• School bus coillides with car in Yonkers; car's driver injured; students unhurt
• Football, hockey chats today on LoHud.com: Giants at noon, Rangers at 1:30
• Weather: Wind, wintry mix today; sunny, cold weekend; 7-day forecast
• High wind gusts prompt delays at LaGuardia
• NYPD probes fatal shooting by police in Brooklyn
• Despite outrage over Marine video, Afghan peace talk moves continue
• NYC judge orders mom in custody dispute to stop video-chats with son
• Officials to re-interview survivors of Stamford Christmas morning fire that killed 5
• Assembly considers future without Indian Point; offline reactor expected to be operational next week
• East Ramapo school rallies around family of leukemia victim
• Astorino: Corporation would aid nonprofits
• Suzi Oppenheimer won't run for re-election; 28-year state senator cites health
• Lottery drawings from Jan. 12
• 14 Westchester teens named Intel science semifinalists
• EPA critiques N.Y. review of hydrofracking, urges stronger rules
• Radioactive tissue-box cases taken off Bed, Bath & Beyond shelves: Westchester customers startled
• Longtime pols Alvarado, Burns get jobs with Yonkers Mayor Mike Spano
• Former New City firefighter, decorated veteran 'Moose' Willows dies; funeral today
• Southeast, Putnam Valley fret vacant board seats, debate naming replacements
• Teen crash victim pulling out of coma, parents say
• Boys basketball: Croton makes statement with streak-ending win vs. Briarcliff
• Manhattan stuns Iona
• Region's overlapping library districts mean some residents are billed twice
• A star on guitar: Pizzarelli spins back to the Emelin
• Editorial: Fix N.Y.'s campaign-finance law
• Pomona man 1 of 7 charged in $1 million ID theft ring
• Somers grad on NYPD force braves frigid Hudson River to rescue woman
• Mount Vernon finally passes $92 million budget; taxes will rise 6.15 percent
• Spring Valley vigil marks 2nd anniversary of Haiti quake
• United Way Of Westchester And Putnam News - January 12, 2012
• Oppenheimer won't run for re-election
• Radioactive tissue box covers pulled from shelves in Westchester
• Nyack to test for lead in water next week
• Bloomberg: We'll sidestep union to get school cash
• Judge to declare Natalee Holloway legally dead
• Lundqvist, Gaborik, Girardi make up Rangers' contingent selected for All-Star Game
• Kent man with 31 license suspensions charged with felony DWI
• Indian Point 2 nuclear power plant expected to be back online next week
• Firefighters mourn death of New City's 'Moose' Willows
• Pomona man charged in identity theft ring
• 7 arrested in $1M identity theft scheme
• Fourteen Westchester students named Intel science competition semi-finalists
• Rate on 30-year mortgage drops to record 3.89 percent
• Bronx man to be arraigned in New Year's Eve robbery, hostage-taking in Nanuet; nabbed in Yonkers
• Wildwood eyes vote on charging for beaches
• Curious pig blamed for starting upstate barn blaze
• Carnegie Hall's youth orchestra coming to Purchase College
• Power knocked out for 150 in Yonkers
• U.S. foreclosure rate lowest since pre-recession
• NYC man fatally struck twice crossing street
• Coalition condemns behavior of Marines seen in video apparently urinating on Taliban fighters' corpses
• Weather: Rainy, windy morning, Sound Shore afternoon coastal flood advisory; 7-day forecast
• 9 a.m. roads update: Parkways open despite rain, wind; Saw Mill crash cleared; Tappan Zee speed limit at 45 mph
• Route 35 in Yorktown reopened after car topples pole
• I-95: Accident cleared S/B in New Rochelle
• Landmark school Reuben Gittelman will close; sad parents seek options
• More than a mail carrier: He's a hero
• Astronomers think planets in Milky Way outnumber galaxy's 100 billion stars
• Gas industry, environmentalists pan DEC hydrofracking review as comment period ends
• Boys basketball: Woodlands heeds message in win over Dobbs Ferry
• Cops release video of Nanuet bank robbery
• Girls basketball: Albertus Magnus breaks open close game vs. Nyack
• Jazzman returns for Westchester gig
• Farewell to 2 who cared
• Coyote sightings rise in northern Rockland; high school warns parents
• Interstate 287 construction won't finish until 2013
• DOT chief: Mass transit on 'day one' would delay new Tappan Zee Bridge by 2 years
• Ex-New Rochelle fleet chief gets 5 years' probation in contracts case
• Divorced man sues Irvington photo studio, wants 2003 wedding re-created to redo pictures
• Lawmakers send tax, fee proposals to full Rockland Legislature for vote
• Federal Reserve survey: Economy ended '11 on strong note for production, spending
• Timeline for Indian Point reactor repair unclear; grid official says power supply unaffected
• Lottery drawings from Jan. 11
• A.G. Schneiderman urges state database to fight prescription drug fraud, addiction
• Pelham proposes shift away from neighborhood grade schools to save $1.1 million
• Video of troops urinating on dead Afghans under investigation
• Beyonce baby complaints at NY hospital dismissed
• Crash takes out utility pole on Route 35 in Somers, road closed
• Grid official: Indian Point shutdown will have no effect on customers
• Young White Plains theft suspect caught in Bronx River
• Adding mass transit to TZ Bridge plan would cause 2-year delay, state DOT chief says
• Mount Pleasant home destroyed in blaze
• Jenkins a 'front-runner' among Dems in county exec race
• Gittelman school to close in face of enrollment, financial woes
• Northern Rockland residents spotting more coyotes in their neighborhoods
• Indian Point 2 remains offline; repairs under way
• Snow expected tonight, little accumulation
• Clarkstown cops continue search for bank robber who stole $30G
• Feds slam New York for handling of care for disabeld
• Penn State works to ease alumni in scandal's wake
• Injuries in 2-car crash in Croton
• Driver has seizure, crashes on Hutch; accident cleared
• Barricades removed from Zuccotti Park, Occupy protesters return
• Republican rivals head to South Carolina after Romney's New Hampshire win
• NJ mini terrier named smallest working dog, a Guinness record; see a photo
• Michelle Obama: Tired of 'angry black woman' stereotype
• Cuomo proposes some public funding of campaigns
• GOP to add a seat to state Senate, protecting power
• Man speaks out on why he's suing photo studio to recreate his 2003 Westchester wedding; couple now divorced
• Carmel woman charged with drunken driving after her car hits another one - twice, cops say
• New Rochelle firefighter injured battling house fire
• Cuomo, feds warn teacher evaluation fight is costly
• Mild weather a boon for snow-removal budgets
• Schottenheimer tells Jets he won't be back
• New Rochelle considers downtown transformation
• Loans allow Elevation Burger to open in Rye Brook; another planned in Yonkers
• Angry over parking tickets, man seals shut 5 meters, New Rochelle police say
• Borrow $80M, hike sales tax, Rockland told
• Foundation honoring slain mother, kids to benefit Katonah-Lewisboro programs
• Tastes good, good for you: Mom writes real-world guide to nutrition
• Monsey woman released from jail, fights extradition in assault, abuse case
• Municipal cases are new for Clarkstown tax attorney Joseph J. Savino
• Invasion terrifies Hastings family
• Groups make last push before deadline on fracking comments
• Watch a replay: Educators debate Cuomo's call for overhaul of public education
• New City teen charged with lying to court about community service
• Nanuet bank robbed for 2nd time since April
• Length of Indian Point reactor shutdown unclear
• Ibrahim, a 'surgeon's surgeon' at Nyack Hospital, dies at 65
• Luxury developer Martin Ginsburg tries again in Yonkers
• New Rochelle firefighters fight blaze on Poplar Place
• Romney wins N.H. primary; Paul comes in 2nd
• Update: Monsey woman fighting extradition released from jail
• Romney's rivals battle for second in New Hampshire primary
• NYC school employee faked daughter's death to get extra vacation time
• Nyack Hospital surgeon Wagdi Ibrahim dies suddenly
• Cops still searching for gunman who robbed Route 59 bank in Nanuet
• Mild weather triggering allergies? Talk to us
• Indian Point safety: How do you feel? Talk to us
• Ken Jenkins wins another term as Westchester Legislature chairman; lawmakers sworn in
• Clarkstown's new tax-challenge attorney saves town money but lacks municipal experience
• Manhunt for suspects in Hastings home invasion
• Pump problem shuts Indian Point reactor
• Watch a replay: Educators debate Cuomo's call for overhaul of public education
• 11 a.m. on LoHud.com: Educators debate Cuomo's call for overhaul of public education; watch live
• Taconic: Accident cleared in Putnam Valley
• Troopers charge 13 with drunken or drugged driving in Rockland, Westchester, Putnam
• NYC traffic agent arrested, owed hundreds in parking tickets
• NJ Assembly's GOP leader collapses, dies at Statehouse
• Nanuet therapy cat found by 4 teens in Pearl River
• New York teachers union rallies against federal aid cut
• Chancellor: SUNY plans more online offerings
• Mount Vernon council sets budget vote before city runs out of cash
• Lottery drawings from Jan. 9
• Detectives find military-grade pyrotechnic device, gun on Yonkers drug raid
• Chip production starts at new $4.6B IBM plant upstate
• Rockland awaits consultant's report on future of Summit Park hospital, nursing home
• Pleasantville Cottage School turns 100: Care for children continues amid social changes
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• Child abuse, rape trial starts for Mount Vernon ex-boyfriend
• Funeral celebrates Rye veteran who battled city over destroyed pond
• MTA, Thruway Authority leaders confirmed as N.Y. Legislature begins 2012 session
• Haverstraw's new K-9 unit off and running
• Tappan Zee storms to win, remains unbeaten
• Dad convicted of manslaughter in Haverstraw baby's death; both parents acquitted of murder
• State auditors: Most comply with tax cap
• Astorino claims housing progress with lotteries for 18 Rye affordable units
• Washington reimburses New York $89.7M for storm damage
• $1 million dispute divides Pizza & Brew heirs
• Editorial: Embrace Cuomo's energy plans
• Reisman column: Some drivers see red over red-light cameras
• Merchant Marine Academy carbon monoxide leak sends 42 to hospital
• Suggested tips to be phased out in NYC taxis
• Blind Brook school bus in fender-bender with Mercedes; students escape injury
• Funeral arrangements set for mother and daughter who died in Southeast crash
• Briefs
• Region's top 10 employers: Health-care, tech firms add jobs; public sector slashes
• Cuomo urges expansion of DNA harvests as anti-crime tool; civil liberties issues raised
• Rockland sex offender Michael Mele going on trial in killing of Laura Garza, who disappeared from NYC nightclub
• Dolan shines light on Maryknoll Sisters centennial
• Iran said to enrich uranium
• Mount Kisco oposes crematory plan
• Lawsuit claims DES-breast cancer link
• Opinion: Conference explores global literacy
• Broncos pull OT stunner, oust Steelers
• Edelson: Giants' defense shows it has the desire to stop anyone
• Appeal: 'Things are not OK in Haiti'
• Opinion: Not the time to delay new T.Z. bridge
• Crime & Courts: Driver hits barrier, faces DWI charge; Man beaten and robbed; more
• Allegations over wife's death plague New Rochelle man
• A snowless Winterfest targets outdoor survival
• Cuomo's vision for N.Y. pricey, local leaders say
• Eagle wows in a revival, but Audubon's bird totals show dip
• Crackdown on commercial truck parking stirs debate in Harrison
• Following victory, Giants confront Packers next
• Mt. Vernon faces tax hike, as leaders spar over budget
• Haverstraw revisits 'tragic evening' of 1906 landslides
• Open space purchased in Pound Ridge without taxpayer help
• Magic back at Mile High: Broncos 29, Steelers 23
• After news of elevation, Archbishop Dolan spotlights Maryknoll centennial
• Giants rout Falcons 24-2 in NFC wild-card game
• Irvington man injured in rollover crash
• Pearl River rally protests parole hearing for Paula Bohovesky's murderer
• Maryknoll Lay Missioners will lose Ossining headquarters
• Lottery drawings from Jan. 7
• Cuomo urges expansion of DNA harvests as anti-crime tool; civil liberties issues raised
• Putnam adds 3rd 'official' paper; effect on Ailes lawsuit unclear
• Region's top 10 employers: Health-care, tech firms add jobs; public sector slashes
• 'Competent' Cuomo may be eyeing 2016
• Boredom busting workouts
• West Haverstraw bridge's weight limit reduced; Samsondale Avenue span flagged by state
• Grand View woman to walk Appalachian Trail to inspire kindness
• Fire in vacant Yonkers house hops to brush; 2 hurt
• Haverstraw Supervisor Howard Phillips pledges to keep town service affordable
• Police identify Southeast crash victims: Mom, 92, from Brewster died with daughter
• Ramapo condos loan gets repaid slowly, but new construction expected soon
• Westchester leads New York in rabies for second year
• Port Chester trustees critical of group home proposal
• Nyack starts Memorial Park's makeover: Tennis courts gone; more grass, less asphalt planned
• Rye scientist, TV star offers look 'Inside Nature's Giants'
• Get to work on improving schools
• Students of politics: Mamaroneck High class heads to New Hampshire primary, will work for candidates
• 2 injured in crash involving police car
• Vacant house burns in Yonkers, causes brush fires
• Hockey: Suffern starts fast, defeats Pelham 8-2
• Longtime Nyack Hospital nurse Nancy Daly dies at 60
• Rockland therapy provider requests 'the public's eyes' to find missing cat
• Tomkins Cove Garage's longtime owner, at age 82, proudly continues full service
• Police pursuit ends with crash, arrests in New Rochelle
• Bedford Hills man finally gets Bronze Star for Iraq combat patrol in 2004
• Iona beats Niagara 73-61
• Rockland legislators begin tough budget work, discuss enacting taxes, fees that fund plan
• 2 women killed as car hits tree in Southeast
• Westchester Medical Center mental-health unit's staff faces pay cuts to work for outsource firm
• International Consumer Electronics Show becoming launch pad for failed gadgets
• In the wings: 'Romeo,' Stepinac cabaret
• Lottery drawings from Jan. 6
• Archbishops Dolan, O'Brien will become cardinals, give voice to Hudson Valley
• Putnam, Westchester are key to response in case of NYC terror attack, state security chief says
• U.S. adds 200,000 jobs in December; consistent gains suggest start of 'virtuous cycle'
• Greenburgh schools' interim superintendent won't take the job
• New Southeast Supervisor Tony Hay declares 'fiscal emergency' amid negative balance
• Track and field: Nyack's Voss leans into Rockland Coaches victory
• Spring Valley liquor store owner charged with $100,000 tax fraud
• 2 dead after car veers off road, hits tree along Route 312 in Southeast
• Spring Valley liquor store owner charged with tax fraud
• Yorktown, Peekskill blotter: Man accused of menacing wife, child; Fla. fugitive busted, more
• Ossining man charged in New Castle rape
• Archbishop Timothy Dolan named a cardinal; former Yonkers seminary rector also to be elevated
• Yonkers police, fire unions to donate $63,000 to pediatric center from 'Toughman' boxing event
• U.S. unemployment rate falls to 8.5 percent as economy adds 200K jobs
• Troopers charge 3 with drugged or drunken driving on I-684, PIP, in Cortlandt
• White House teams with businesses, nonprofits on 180,000 summer jobs for youths
• Metro-North Railroad's on-time record slips amid 2011's wild weather
• Lottery drawings from Jan. 5
• 5 Ramapo cops hurt in house fire during rescue try; woman was already safe outside
• Gillibrand demands federal decision on painkiller controls after robbery leads to shooting deaths
• Mount Vernon schools chief apparently out; board starts search for replacement
• Winter fun without snow: Some ski areas are making it; Winterfest will go on without it
• New O&R vice president Francis Peverly aims to rebuild trust with customers
• Cuomo banks on private investment partners for bolstering power grid, repairing infrastructure
• Swimming: Unbeaten Clarkstown hands Suffern first loss; Piacente sets county record
• Westchester Medical Center plans 150 layoffs, private takeover of Behavioral Health Center
• Editorial: Patrick Farm plan untenable
• Heating-oil bills surge; Mideast politics, weather drive up residents' costs
• Advocates push for N.Y. health-care exchange
• Clarkstown school board meeting erupts over allegations that trustee worked to force out teacher
• Hayworth gives no year-end bonuses to staff, in split from N.Y. House Republicans
• Garrison schools wins top court ruling on St. Basil Academy tuition
• Mount Vernon hopes to finalize budget by mid-January; plan contains 4.9% tax hike, no layoffs
• Boy, 6, struck by car in Armonk
• Rye Neck, preservationists lack money to save Gedney farmhouse
• Mom's eulogy: 'My girls are in my heart' after deadly Connecticut blaze
• Boy, 6, struck by car in Armonk
• New Rochelle police blotter: sunglasses, tires, car stolen
• Police not confident of finding driver who cut off the prisoner bus on the Thruway
• 5 Ramapo cops injured during minor house fire
• Homeless man stiffs cabbie for $200 ride from NYC to Yorktown, cops say
• Car swerves on Tuckahoe street; Yorktown man charged with drunken driving
• Noon: Phil Reisman's radio show, on State of State and Iowa caucuses
• Convicted cop killer won't be allowed to attend grandmother's funeral
• Upstate father accused of threatening son's opponent at wrestling tournament
• Accident slowing E/B I-287 in Purchase
• Bad guest: Shrub Oak teen accused of stealing $25K in jewelry from Continental Village home he visited
• Patterson man fires gun during family dispute, troopers say
• NYC funeral today for 3 girls who died in Stamford Christmas fire
• Girls basketball: North Rockland answers Rams' zone defense
• Boys basketball: New Rochelle no match for Mount Vernon this time
• Police: 2 try to steal Baby Jesus statue
• Schumer seeks to restore tax benefit for commuters that was lost in payroll debate
• Girlfriend remains on respirator in New Year's crash that killed Croton driver, 17
• Swerving car on Thruway may have caused prison bus to crash in Rockland, injuring 19
• New Westchester Legislator Perez files for bankruptcy
• Mary Conklin will lead Putnam Legislature; women head both branches of county's government
• Google buys more IBM patents tied to cellphone tech
• Red Cross to sell HQ building in White Plains; agency seeks to lease space in Westchester
• Obama bypasses Senate GOP, installs consumer chief
• Layoffs of Rockland County workers set for Jan. 28; but number of cuts uncertain
• Lottery drawings from Jan. 4
• Local leaders laud Cuomo's 'ambitious' vision, but want more details
• N.Y. law makes records more accessible online, at meetings
• Extraordinary lives we lost in 2011
• Suspect's pathologist challenges Haverstraw baby's estimated time of death
• Money is the motive for Yonkers' red-light cameras
• Watch a replay: Housing choice group talks with editors about Westchester deseg plan
• Tappan Zee Bridge jumper had lost Greenburgh job just day before
• Washer, dryer blamed for South Salem fire
• Residents grill recruiters on Clarkstown superintendent search
• Cuomo sets state on course for 2nd year
• Smell of pot leads to 'Special K' bust in White Plains
• 16 inmates, 3 DOC employees hospitalized after bus crash on Thruway in Monsey; all lanes open
• Pathologist says Haverstraw baby killed 1 hour before hospital visit
• Michele Bachmann quits presidential race, says she'll fight for issues
• Greenburgh scrambles for new temporary schools chief
• Mitt Romney edges Rick Santorum by 8 votes in Iowa caucuses; Ron Paul third
• Rollover on Saw Mill in Chappaqua
• Pair stole Baby Jesus statue from Pearl River manger scene, cops say
• 2 Port Authority retirees sue over elimination of lifetime toll, parking passes
• Truck that struck bridge cleared from N/B Hutch in New Rochelle
• Chimney fire in Yorktown home
• Goldens Bridge, Yorktown, Mahopac, Conn. motorists charged with DWI
• Man's car hits barrier on I-95, he's hit with DWI charge
• Water main break cuts service on part of Haines Road in Bedford Hills
• Battle brews over status of Yonkers' Teutonia Hall
• Websites make weight-loss wagering easy
• Mom charged in underage bash
• Blaze doused at Rockland County-owned recycling facility
• Sewer plan awaits final Costco environmental review
• Knicks' Stoudemire, Shumpert get ready
• Judge pans windshield leaflet law
• Clarkstown police seek 2 suspects in New Year's party-turned armed robbery
• Greenburgh to appoint new court administrator
• Cuomo to focus on economy in State of State speech; watch live at 1:30 on LoHud.com
• Port Chester doesn't cash in on month-long parking ticket amnesty
• Greenburgh 11, Yonkers may lose state school grants
• Owner sues Honda in unlikely place: small claims
• Tab for I-287 grows again
• Wall Street's happy new year: Dow up almost 180
• Astorino cancels bus contract
• 1 p.m. webcast: Housing choice group to talk about Westchester deseg plan in LoHud.com webcast
• Teen car-crash victim had found her niche in writing
• Fire hits Katonah-Lewisboro school board member's home again
• Watch a replay: Housing choice group talks with editors about Westchester deseg plan
• Young Croton crash victim a beloved outsider
• Fire consumes Kat-Lew school trustee's home - again
• Clarkstown police seek 2 suspects in New Year's party-turned armed robbery
• Monsey: Driver trapped, two injured in car-truck collision
• Upstate slaying suspect killed priest from Yonkers in '63
• Background check delays details on Greenburgh's new court administrator
• Wednesday at 1: Housing choice group to talk about Westchester deseg plan in LoHud.com webcast
• 3 lost hikers found safe in Garrison woods
• NYPD questioning man in firebomb attacks on Islamic cultural center, 3 other sites
• Official: Friendly fire likely killed agent at LI pharmacy
• Take our poll: Whom would you vote for at tonight's Iowa GOP caucuses?
• Tarrytown's Regeneron Pharmaceuticals settles with Genentech over eye drug
• Lake Carmel man, 68, accused of groping another man at Carmel gym
• Mahopac woman, 49, supplied beer keg for underage party, cops say
• Bronx man drove drunk with kids in car on Sprain in Greenburgh, troopers say
• Troopers charge 19 with drunken or drugged driving in Rockland, Westchester, Putnam
• 24-year-old arrested in Los Angeles arson spree
• Illegal immigrant patients languish in NYC hospitals
• Iowa caucuses: Hours from voting, outcome still unpredictable
• Week's weather: Cold today, Wednesday, then warming up a bit toward the weekend; 7-day forecast
• Redistricting shadows Wagner-Ball campaign fight
• East Ramapo administrators criticize school staff cuts
• GOP poured funds into board races
• Baird: Remembering those we lost in 2011
• Croton girl, 17, killed in one-car crash
• Local Sears, Kmarts stay open, for now
• Injuries hobble police force
• State Move Over law widens to include tow trucks, maintenance vehicles
• Nurses graduate into tough job market
• Falco, 3 other county officials sworn in to office
• Disabled to get discount on White Plains cab rides
• Fashion's most relatable new trends arrive early
• Protect your skin in winter
• Ossining fire displaces 7 residents of 3-family home
• Lights out! Old-fashioned bulb's days are numbered
• Surreal scene as Jets clean lockers, changes loom
• New year finds many flocking to gyms
• Giants finish is a familiar one
• Dear Albany: Our 2012 wish list
• Rangers rally to beat Flyers in Winter Classic
• Croton teen dies in Pt. Chester crash
• 7 homeless after blaze in Ossining
• Jones won't be leaving the Yankees
• Rangers, Flyers ready to finally play in Winter Classic
• For Jets, playoffs were just all talk
• Giants win and make playoffs
• Blaze damages auto shop, apartments in Mahopac; 1 displaced
• Defense to wrap up in baby girl's death in Haverstraw
• Baby sister's family welcomes 'miracle' on New Year's Day
• 4 new legislators express caution, focus on budget
• Mayors take oaths, share goals in Yonkers, Mt. Vernon
• Dear Albany: Our 2012 wish list
• 3 high profile trials slated for 2012
• Romney's chief Iowa rivals press electability
• Still much to be done on budget, as Cuomo, lawmakers look for ways to fill coffers
• Bright spots, dark clouds, Obama seeks right tone
• 5 resolutions you should keep in the new year
• Putnam eyes new contract for golf club
• Midseason TV: 'American Idol,' 'The Voice,' new shows
• Underage bash in West Nyack leads to teen's arrest
• School-to-farm program spreads word
• Police surround Nanuet home after armed robbery at party
• Nyack brawl ends in arrest; woman calls it unwarranted
• New mayors: Mike Spano takes oath in Yonkers, Ernie Davis returns in Mount Vernon
• New Year's party robbed in Nanuet; police surround house; gunman's gone
• Underage New Year's Eve bash leads to West Nyack teen's arrest
• Woman charged in Nyack New Year's brawl; she says arrest was unwarranted
• 5 hurt in Yonkers crash
• 2 cars collide in North Salem
• Miami knocks Jets out of playoff race, 19-17
• Pricey picks: Powerball lottery tickets doubling to $2
• No injuries in Conn. plane crash
• World rings in 2012. Yonkers girl at Times Square: 'best time I ever had'
• Photo gallery: New Year's Eve in Times Square
• Cops: Pharmacy robber, fed agent shot dead in NY
• Thousands welcome New Year in White Plains
• How Sleepy Hollow's Jenifer Ross launched her own business
• Diane Keaton, in bits and pieces
• Winter Classic alumni game: Flyers' Lindros hears cheers at Phillies' park
• Jets must win, and get help
• Giants, Cowboys to decide East
• Challenges loom in Rockland this year
• 2012 may see big news on local transportation front
• Funeral held for Herve Gilles who was fatally shot by Spring Valley police
• Politicians dominate the Golden Typos
• Scarsdale teen's ride of choice: helicopter
• Romney in position of strength in Iowa race
• D.A. sure of DiPippo conviction; 1994 murder case retrial to begin in April
• Yorktown enters a new Grace period
• New Roc starts new year early: Kids come at noon for games, clowns, goodies
• Philanthropist Jay Winuk of Mahopac is 'most inspiring'
• Man faces charges over drinking party
• Our 2012 wish list
• Over 10,000 charged in strangulation law's first year
• N. Rockland hopes to save cash with green buildings
• Winfrey remains dedicated to OWN
• Funeral held for man fatally shot by Spring Valley police
• Yonkers house fire called suspicious
• Cuomo's big year
• Westchester-Putnam briefing
• Rockland A.M. Report
• Rockland briefing
• Still no budget in Mount Vernon
• Rockland physicist's predicted new nuclear matter discovered
• Stewart Stamping building in Yonkers bought
• New Square teen accused of attempted sex abuse
• Woman injured in Mamaroneck blaze; 4 adults, child, displaced
• Free rides offered to New Year's Eve revelers
• Classmates fight parole for Bohovesky's murderer
• Fallen hero's home burns in Christmas fire
• Yonkers schools' $3.5M grant could disappear at midnight
• Carmel police charge 2 with drunken driving
• New Square teen charged with robbery, attempted sexual abuse
• 5 displaced by Mamaroneck house fire; road closed
• Man killed in Philipstown crash
• Man killed in Philipstown crash
• Cops seek Yorktown purse snatcher
• Road rage leads to DWI charge in Carmel
• Editorial Board poll: Which GOP candidate would you pick?
• Road rage leads to DWI, resisting arrest in Carmel
• What's your New Year's resolution?
• Cops seek Yorktown purse snatcher
• Yonkers house fire called suspicious
• Troopers charge 4 with DWI in Rockland, Putnam counties
• N.Y. bill would require bachelor's degrees for RNs
• Thruway toll collectors handing out MADD ribbons
• Greet the New Year here: Ball drop, parties, more
• Mount Vernon-Verizon dispute cuts phone service to apartments
• West Nyack man acused of faking fall to collect worker benefits
• Drugs, loss of job led man to jump from Tappan Zee Bridge, cops say
• Man in Yonkers fire, accused of growing pot, held on $100G bail
• Haitian-Americans plan march to funeral of Herve Gilles, shot by cop
• Police to keep eye on drunken driving on New Year's Eve
• Crime & courts: Officers assaulted, burglary, more
• Tony Hay set to assume Southeast supervisor post
• Westchester briefing
• Rockland briefing
• Top stories of 2011: Budgets, tragedies, weather bring perfect storm
• Apparent electrical fire forces family from Purchase home
• Bulldogs prove tough in Slam Dunk final
• Tappan Zee Bridge, Indian Point likely to top 2012 environment issues
• 4 Clarkstown teens charged in burglaries
• Apparent electrical fire forces family from Purchase home
• Yorktown police investigating strong-arm robbery
• Cops investigate whether 4 burglary suspects are tied to other break-ins
• 4 Clarkstown teens arrested in New City break-ins
• 5 injured in collision on Bear Mountain Parkway in Peekskill
• What's on your agenda for Albany in 2012?
• Troopers charge 3 with DWI in Westchester, Rockland
• D.A.: Lawyer for 3 Ramapo villages stole $70,000
• Lawsuit served in Scarsdale accuses man of killing wife in 2009
• 2012 brings tax cap, new state income brackets
• Sacrifices remembered as Iraq war reaches end
• Social-media votes may help Mount Kisco Child Care Center win grant
• Spano names 3 top aides to Yonkers administration
• Fireman's reverse discrimination claim rejected again
• State workers unions sue on behalf of retirees
• Boy hit by car in Ramapo; driver sought
• State: Yonkers gas station gouged customers
• Bacterial problem cleared in Croton water
• Search to resume for Hawthorne man who jumped from Tappan Zee Bridge
• Reisman: Singer, politicos get Golden Typos award
• Cops: Yonkers fire linked to pot-growing operation
• Next step for Patrick Farm development: state permits
• Nyack to use Rockland County's emergency notification system
• Search resumes for ex-Greenburgh worker who jumped from Tappan Zee Bridge
• N.Y.: Yonkers gas station gouged buyers
• Search suspended for Hawthorne man who jumped from TZ Bridge
• Suspected illegal immigrant held in Brewster burglary
• Nyack to use county's emergency notification system
• New City attorney accused of stealing from client
• What's on your agenda for Albany in 2012?
• Firefighters battle Yonkers apartment fire; 20 residents evacuated
• Overnight greenhouse fire spreads to Cortlandt home
• Want to live long? Bloomberg says you should move to NYC
• Illness, foe can't stop Pearl River
• Growing Kwanzaa celebration planned for New Year's Day in Garnerville
• By a tip, Albertus is tops
• Siegel, Martorano depart Yorktown Town Board with few regrets
• Mayor-elect Ernie Davis urges budget deal as Mount Vernon nears deadline
• Lawyer: Mailing from Georgia woman killed by police was not a threat to Sen. Greg Ball
• Warmth melts away business on area's ski slopes
• Family forgives suspect in 1994 Spring Valley killing, but seeks justice
• Westchester judge tosses sex-tourism indictment
• Coroner: Rapper Heavy D died of natural causes
• Landmark Pearl River Saloon reopens after flood damage
• Lottery drawings from Dec. 27
• State mandate relief report offers $245 million in savings, avoids Wicks Law, Medicaid takeover
• Ramapo board OKs Patrick Farm housing
• Harriet Cornell poised to remain Rockland Legislature chairwoman for 8th year
• Pelham parents seek removal of Math Investigations program
• Melendez overcomes injury
• Real estate sales updated
• New City man charged with DWI with kids in car
• Charles family forgives killer of their dad but wants justice for him
• Mahopac woman faces animal cruelty charges
• Woman accused of driving drunk with minor sons
• Buchanan men face forgery charges
• Judge tosses indictment in Westchester/Dutchess sex tours case
• Sleepy Hollow's Nick Scazafave captures the magic of the holidays
• N.Y. 'move over law' expands Jan. 1
• Peekskill man accused of stealing Greyhound bus
• Police charge 9 with DWI over holiday weekend
• Clarkstown board seeks ideas on new schools superintendent
• Town plan may bring tax relief to those harmed by Irene and Lee
• Stewart is optimistic
• 3 GOP N.Y. senators mostly praised after vote
• Retired cops fight for benefits
• Shoppers return to stores
• Cop kills Ga. woman linked to threat against Sen. Greg Ball
• Clarkstown cops to step up Slow Down push
• Conn. house where 5 died in fire is torn down
• Exit 14 park-ride to add spaces
• Attorney general flags 2 nonprofits in spending review
• After bond fails, Hen Hud district weighs 'wants, needs'
• Yonkers police lift warning after chlorine spill contained
• Massacre questions frustrate police
• Lack of answers in Cross River massacre frustrates police
• Bulls rally to shock Lakers, 88-87
• Ice menorah warms Hannukah for Westchester families
• Needy treated to meals on Christmas
• A.G. Eric Schneiderman hailed as tough on banks
• In suit, ex-chief Oustatcher says contract requires full $256G salary
• Dinner, gifts cheer families as Haverstraw group hosts Santa visit
• N.Y. can learn from Pennsylvania's fracking experience
• Training stepped up for Afghan special forces
• Knicks edge Celtics 106-104 on Anthony foul shots
• Iowa race quiet this year
• Leaders heed missions: 2 Catholic colleges move on with new presidents
• Tough choice looms on 9/11 health suits
• In murder trial of Sheila Davalloo, suspect's request denied
• Blasts mar pope's peace appeal
• Obamas have island holiday
• Sheriff hawks naming rights for helicopter
• Stamford, Conn., house fire kills 5 on Christmas
• Stony Point groundsworkers may sue town
• Hyped-up Eagles blew too many chances
• Hanukkah on ice in Elmsford
• Officials probe fires in Sloatsburg, New Hempstead
• Missing Mount Kisco man found
• Baird: All is calm after frenzy of shopping
• Nothing got past newspaper's 'receptionist'
• Cell phone dead zones map: Mark your phone's dead zone, see others'
• The Hutch deserves respect among parkways
• Giants, Jets: Two different paths
• Rye stays within tax cap, passes $30 million budget
• Year of excitement
• Nyack volunteers help homeless
• County close to contract extension with Coach USA
• Cortlandt seeks parkway barrier
• Last-minute shoppers scramble for sales
• Holiday trains to Manhattan set record
• In Hartsdale, children tell story of Nativity
• Dark parkways await light work
• Most municipalities keep plans under 2% tax cap
• State's 2nd-in-command enjoys his role as 'cheerleader'
• Some military families enjoy holiday homecoming
• Housing planned in New Castle
• Puppy brings smiles to leukemia patient, 9
• New Yorkers give more but charities get less, says AG
• Anti-war group Rockland Coalition for Peace and Justice plans to end vigils
• Home-run hitter goes to bat for boy
• N.Y. delegation divided on upstate job creation
• Shrouded Christmas tree irks resident
• Students rise to challenges: Walkabout gives seniors a jump-start
• Rockland bus, train schedules for holiday
• Mall shoppers have sneaker fever, as crowds wait for Jordans
• 2 escape Yonkers fire through window
• N. State Road section reopens
• Officials probe fire extinguisher repairman
• 'Dedicated' Mt. Vernon police captain dies suddenly
• Cellphone dead zones map: Mark your phone's dead zone, see others
• Cleaners reach pay deal, avoid strike
• Tax cut survives: Congress votes holiday approval
• Jets and Giants focus on playoffs
• Rangers able to celebrate
• Judge bans leaks in Henry lawsuits; order protects documents in police shooting
• Pelham officer makes strides after car accident
• 'Tribute' sought for Herve Gilles, who was fatally shot by cop
• Shrouded Christmas tree in hotel irks Irvington man
• Pelham Manor cops seek armed invader
• Tarrytown cops probe links in Rivertowns burglary spree
• Payroll tax cut lives: Congress extends it, Obama signs it
• Cops: Man nabbed with stolen dog
• Lake Carmel woman, 27, charged with drunken driving after Mahopac rollover
• Bedford man tries to pass bogus prescription in Mahopac, cops say
• Cell phone dead zones map: Mark your phone's dead zone, see others'
• Upper Nyack home burglarized
• Let the kids bounce off the walls
• House fire in Yonkers
• Holiday weekend weather: Sunny, dry; 7-day forecast
• Overturned car backing up Garden State Parkway ramp to I-87
• 2 charged with DWI, 2 with drugged driving in Rockland, Westchester
• Holiday getaway: Extra trains this afternoon; weekend travel info
• Lawyer for Herve Gilles's family questions deadly force by Spring Valley police
• Missing Putnam Valley woman found in Ulster County, sent to hospital for observation
• Indian Point's appeal of required emergency-safety review rejected
• Man, 85, tunes in, and species welcomes him
• POW-general, grand marshal's record of service fails to materialize
• Cutlery company J.A. Henckels plans to move to Pleasantville
• Rural Lewisboro cites safety, fills in cellphone 'dead zones'
• Lottery drawings from Dec. 22
• Arrest made in 1994 Spring Valley homicide
• Community unites to build steeple for chapel at Putnam County Veterans Park
• Ossining's Chong helps dish up 105-57 win
• Lending settlement can't undo the damage
• Yonkers police intensify search for cross-dressing murder suspect
• Nanuet woman charged with stealing $600G from dead mom's trust fund
• Veto overrides conclude Westchester budget; Cornell, health centers funding saved for 2012
• Sales tax collections in the Lower Hudson Valley
• 3 plead guilty in $230G White Plains Walmart heist
• Police seek missing Mount Kisco man
• Hospice & Palliative Care of Westchester Celebrates Life with Annual "Tree of Life" Reception
• Give the Gift of Dynamic Education with a Donation to Westchester Children’s Museum
• The Melting Pot of White Plains to Host “Comedy for a Cause” FONDUE-Raiser on December 22, 2011
• Music Conservatory of Westchester Announces Edgemont’s Jean Newton as New Executive Director
• Body ID'd in New Castle recovery effort
• Greenburgh councilman, supervisor at odds over new fiscal oversight jobs
• Rockland Independence Party chairwoman pleads guilty to forgery, perjury
• Cuomo, lawmakers announce deal to cut income taxes for most, cut MTA payroll tax
• White Plains pair who drove into Greenburgh house charged with drug possession
• Chappaqua man indicted, accused of fleecing oil company heir of $20 million
• Three cars broken into in Nanuet
• Stress not a factor in resignation, Greenburgh court administrator says; Port Chester hires her back
• 3 women escorted off flight to Westchester say flight attendant overreacted
• N.J. man sentenced to prison for molesting girl at Palisades Center movie theater
• Study: Many NY votes voided over ballot woes
• Troopers charge 5 with drunken driving in Rockland, Westchester, Putnam
• Kids playing with matches may have started Yonkers house fire
• Toddler, 3 others, killed in NJ apparent murder-suicide
• NJ man admits running over seagulls
• 1:30 p.m.: Rob Astorino discusses his proposed Westchester budget in LoHud.com webcast
• Watch a replay: Rob Astorino discusses his proposed Westchester budget with editors
• Peekskill to begin search for new city manager
• Life insurers dole out $52.6M in unpaid claims
• Hen Hud votes on $25 million bond next week
• New Rochelle girl taken to hospital after surviving 5-story fall
• Rockland legislators propose sales tax hike to restore budget cuts
• Defendant's mom testifies at fatal hit and run trial
• After three months' closure, West Nyack post office reopens
• Crime and courts: Boy, 17, charged in burglary after chase; Two men rob deli, escape with $2,000; more
• Stadium architect sues Ramapo Local Development Corp. in dispute over ballpark payments
• Port Chester fire closes building indefinitely; violations found
• Cuomo: Overhaul tax code
• Bank teller is Port Chester's third millionaire lottery winner this year
• Spano blasts decision to give Yonkers mayor's chief of staff plum new post
• Elderly woman struck by car at Stew Leonard's in Yonkers
• Nature centers face cuts amid 'difficult' budget
• State lawmakers target car insurance fraud
• St. Vincent's investigates patient's suicide
• Two bars in North Rockland ordered shut by state; one reopens pending hearing
• Orangetown Tax Receiver Robert Simon charged with DWI
• Rockland's amended budget plan borrows $60 million, restores jobs and programs
• New Rochelle girl survives 5-story fall
• Pomona defendant's mom testifies as defense starts in White Plains fatal hit&run trial
• Car crashes into Greenburgh house
• Elderly woman struck by car at Stew Leonard's in Yonkers
• Boy, 17, charged in Sleepy Hollow break-in
• West Nyack post office repopens for business without fanfare; Irene flooding closed it for 3 months
• Child injured by rock during weekend hike
• Postal Service seeks to cut overnight delivery; move could shrink Monsey post office, expand Harrison center
• I-684 bust: Mass. man nabbed with 2 pounds of pot in Bedford, troopers say
• Putnam blotter: Girl scratched, mom charged; assault over alarm clock; man struck with bottle; more
• New City man, 26, charged with giving police a false robbery report
• Orangetown tax receiver charged with drunken driving
• Pair rob Hastings deli of $2,000 at gunpoint
• Port Chester working mom village's third lottery millionaire of the year; will be introduced at 11 a.m.
• Conn. woman accused of stabbing another with a holiday ornament due in court
• NJ's latest bear hunt starts; protesters heading to court
• Building fire on Port Chester's Westchester Avenue
• Tax cap springs leaks: Towns call law unsustainable amid capital projects, pension hikes
• Accident slowing S/B Taconic traffic in Putnam Valley
• Troopers charge 18 with drunken driving in Rockland, Westchester, Putnam counties
• Early morning house fire out in Mount Vernon
• Rabies warning out in New Rochelle about stray cats
• Dense fog advisory this morning, then a warm day; 7-day weather forecast
• In op-ed, Cuomo lays out job-growth plan
• Greenburgh's wireless antenna plan prompts safety fears
• Jose Reyes reportedly signing with Marlins
• Giants not as gloomy following Packers' loss
• Nyack fires 'superblock' consultant
• Jets get another comeback win, thanks to Sanchez and some 'Mayhem'
• Administrator quits, cites stress at Greenburgh court
• Tree ceremony features 'live' 22-foot spruce, music
• Ossining agency expands misson in Caribbean
• A comedian in the Israeli army
• Thousands try free art programs in Westchester
• Nanuet teacher apologizes over Santa faux pas
• Metro-North upgrades winter gear
• Noon on LoHud: Talk baseball with Chad Jennings, on site at the Winter Meetings
• Veteran's memories of Pearl Harbor captured on video
• Cuomo pushes labor unions to invest pensions in roads
• Occupy protesters arrested on N.Y. church-owned lot
• Holiday gift, food drives under way across Rockland
• North Salem teachers' union 'adaptable' in district's deal
• Cuomo's job councils await divvy of $200M
• Hundreds join in 'Hallelujah' chorus in Nyack
• Trying something different, White Plains lights newly planted Christmas tree
• Tiger Woods ends 2-year victory drought
• Sanchez, Jets come back again, top Redskins 34-19
• Westchester Medical Center rebuilds heart practice after 14 specialists leave
• Rockland County boys soccer Athlete of the Season: Pearl River's Giovanni Galvano
• Tax cap springs leaks: Towns call law unsustainable amid capital projects, pension hikes
• Harrison GOP cuts proposed raises for department heads
• Armonk assisted-living project needs only better look for final OK
• Rockland nonprofits gather to offer information, recruit volunteers and donors
• Westchester County boys soccer Athlete of the Season: Lakeland's Steven Reiche
• Tappan Zee Bridge puts Malcolm in the muddle
• N .Y. legislators may return this week to tackle Cuomo's tax-code plans
• Pigeon lovers flock to Westchester County Center
• Swimmers in Rye jump in the Sound, raise money for Special Olympics
• Tappan Zee High singers will perform at Radio City Musical Hall
• Main Street Arts Center in Cross River to close; parents want refunds
• Yorktown winery owner who alleged town corruption leads Michael Grace's transition team
• White Plains downtown parking could become cheaper for residents
• Lottery drawings from Dec. 3
• Rockland Conservatory of Music shows off acoustics, opportunities at Pearl River grand opening
• Scenic Hudson needs volunteers for Cold Spring foundry project
• Concerns linger over fracking
• Rechargeable batteries now must be recycled in New York
• Accident leaves Wesley Hills boy, 9, with broken leg
• Swimmers in Rye jump in the Sound, raise money for Special Olympics
• Lottery drawings from Dec. 2
• Croton-on-Hudson opts for full-time EMT
• New York's wages for state workers 2nd highest in nation, but cost per resident is 26th
• Rockland legislators face budget deadline without knowing union concessions
• Westchester Medical Center ophthalmologist marks 3,000th cornea transplant
• Putnam Health Department plans flu-shot clinic Thursday
• Generic Lipitor hits stores; senators want documents on Pfizer deal with insurers
• RCC to screen movie on first Nazi death camp, German city of Dachau
• Kovacs: Methanol mistake killed wife; Putnam judge recused self over plea
• Judge gives real estate Robin Hood more time to pay back victims
• Stony Point Seals taking the plunge to help sick child
• Lawyer: FBI contacted Sandy Annabi before her vote on Ridge Hill
• Man pleads guilty to ramming security booth in Orangeburg
• Brewster area evacuated after gas line is ruptured
• Westchester/Putnam swimming and diving all-stars: Rye's Fulenwider pools her talent
• Rockland swimming and diving all-county: Clarkstown followed Kim's lead
• Somers, Quinnipiac college student's death stuns communities
• Rye nursery school seeks new home as United Methodist Church closes
• Husband of former principal charged with stealing 'Keep Keller-Cogan' sign
• Car with 4 inside lands in pond
• Judge gives real estate Robin Hood more time to pay back victims
• Ex-principal's husband charged with stealing 'Keep Keller-Cogan' sign
• Police arrest Yonkers man in shooting of boy, 16
• Brewster gas line break forces temporary evacuations
• Conn. doctor, charged with DWI, urinates on barracks floor, troopers say
• Unemployment falls to lowest since March '09
• JetBlue, WestJet win flight slots at LaGuardia
• Elmsford woman part of million-dollar fraud ring, feds say
• 2 moms drawn to Spierer case
• Yorktown's Joyce Dyer-Sargeant died 'doing God's work,' mourners say
• Teacher reportedly tells 2nd-graders there's no Santa
• State police ticket 816 in N.Y. for texting while driving
• Report: Agencies for the blind in N.Y. stimulate the economy
• Report: Hutch is nation's third worst for unpredictable traffic
• Senate Republicans may warm to Cuomo's tax-code changes
• Senate, Gillibrand talk insider-trading bill; experts warn against broad legislation
• 2 women arrested after investigation into prostitution at Airmont spa
• LoHud.com has switched to Facebook commenting; FAQ
• HIV testing at Rockland Community College marks World AIDS Day
• Nyack Homeless Project seeks rise in donations and need
• Putnam Valley vote recount changes nothing
• Father said he may have dropped baby, cop testifies in murder trial
• Yonkers Police Commissioner Edmund Hartnett resigning
• Purchase College among the 'druggiest,' says online magazine
• Robert Cole, publicist and disability advocate, dies
• Mount Vernon City Council drops request for 15% raises
• Union members protest Greenburgh budget, layoff plans
• Rockland gets second opinion: Summit Park can't close by Aug. 31
• No, no, Nanuet! There IS a Santa Claus
• Haverstraw murder trial: Dad told cop he may have blacked out, dropped baby
• Union protests Greenburgh budget, layoff plans
• Nyack Homeless Project gears up for the holidays
• 2 women arrested after prostitution raid at Airmont spa
• Scare at Carmel police station after woman brings in letter containing suspicious powder
• Yonkers man who had standoff with police convicted on 7 charges
• Tell us your northbound Hutchinson Parkway traffic stories
• Conn. man charged with DWI on I-684 in Bedford
• West Nyack merchants slog to storm recovery; post office set to reopen Monday
• Westchester/Putnam girls basketball preview: Ossining's Chong unveils another strength
• Son, crowd demand 'truth' in fatal White Plains police shooting
• Lindsey Bonistall slay defendant Cooke to lead his own defense
• Putnam pharmacist surrenders license after child sex-abuse conviction
• Spring Valley revives push for land purchase, new commercial building
• Rockland girls basketball preview: Pearl River counting on Scognamiglio sisters
• Kerry Kennedy talks to Chappaqua students about human rights
• Most job cuts in New Rochelle spared; mayor calls for deeper spending analysis in 2012
• Recount today for tied Putnam Valley Town Board election
• Greenburgh urged to cut jobs, boost oversight to avert 'perfect storm'
• Cuomo considers tax-code changes, higher rate on wealthy possible
• Rockland trial accusing Haverstraw parents of murdering their 5-month-old daughter opens
• Lottery drawings from Nov. 30
• Nanuet Mall plan includes cinema, upscale shops, restaurants
• LoHud.com has switched to Facebook commenting; FAQ
• Westchester budget cuts will cost more later, public tells legislators at hearing
• Consultants recommend Rockland borrow $60 million to pay off deficit
• Horse killings for human consumption could return
• Mount Kisco's Westchester Playhouse memorabilia on the auction block, contains many actors' letters
• Lower Hudson Valley families would save average of $800 or more from U.S. Senate tax-cut plan
• Wayward truck shuts northbound Saw Mill
• Greenburgh budget committee make recommendations to avert 'perfect storm'
• White Plains woman warned, then arrested, for moving ambulance
• Yonkers student testifies in ex-teacher's forgery, sex-abuse trial
• Defense: Prosecutors can't prove who killed Haverstraw baby as parents' murder trial opens
• Recount ordered in tied Putnam Valley race
• Dozens face charges of illegal deer hunting in N.Y.
• Police say boy shot runner with BB gun
• Buchanan man charged with drugged driving in Cortlandt
• Rockefeller tree lighting prompts gridlock alert for NYC
• Nyack building work continues as village, developer battle
• Sloatsburg lunch vendor back in business after first truck stolen
• Mount Vernon City Council plans $5,000 pay raises amid budget cuts
• State will move patients of Putnam mental health provider SLS after court upholds revoking permits
• Family of killed Ramapo worker, Lenape member wins $2.1M verdict in New Jersey
• Counties may cut nursing homes
• Spring Valley single mother hopes to raise money for daughter's headstone
• New York judge green-lights same-sex-marriage lawsuit
• Metro-North Railroad fattens ridership over Thanksgiving weekend
• Mid-Hudson development panel lays out jobs plan, focuses on Westchester, Poughkeepsie
• Blythedale Children's Hospital unveils $62M inpatient building
• Rye considers $30 million city budget that overrides cap; Parker wins council seat
• Swimming preview: Tappan Zee aims to retain title
• Speedy special elections urged as 4 Assembly seats will be vacated including Mike Spano's
• Editorial Board panelists urge extension of state's 'millionaires tax'
• Unions reject Westchester business group's offer to mediate contract talks
• Peekskill man breaks teen's nose, cops say; sister accused of spitting in officer's face
• Haverstraw cops find woman in woods after attack
• Family of slain Ramapo worker wins $2.1M verdict in New Jersey
• Rye town considers 2012 budget that trims spending, taxes
• Editorial Spotlight: Panel on 'millionaire's tax' today at 1 p.m.
• Cops seek information in shooting of Yonkers man, 27
• Space heater sparks fire in Hartsdale apartment building
• Troopers charge 6 with DWI or drugged driving in Rockland, Westchester
• Communities trying to clean up trees and leaves before winter snowstorms arrive
• Finger Lakes council makes pitch for $40M
• Federal jury awards ousted Peekskill Housing Authority director $1 million
• Police: Ramapo official let his son drink at party
• Bronx woman accused of using phony $100 bill at Target in West Nyack
• Five Rockland riverfront villages to look into sharing services
• Edgemont man who won sex suit feels vindicated
• Injured cop out of ICU; may be headed to rehab
• Public can 'Ask Astorino' about his spending plan
• Residents want Mahopac Avenue in Somers made safer
• Haverstraw couple accused of killing their baby go on trial Wednesday
• Lawyer outlines psych defense for woman in fatal hit-and-run
• Lawrence Taylor sued by teen victim in prostitution case
• Study: Recession's lost jobs costing N.Y. $31 billion
• Space heater causes Hartsdale apt. fire
• Lawrence Taylor to be sued by teen victim in prostitution case
• Sears manager charged with giving TVs to friends
• Lawyer outlines psych defense for Pomona woman in fatal White Plains hit & run
• Troopers issue 42 tickets on Taconic State Parkway
• Conn. man with young son in car flees Putnam deputy at 105 mph
• Bronx woman charged with using counterfeit $100 bills at Palisades Center
• Troopers charge 12 with DWI in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam
• Accident slowing southbound commute on I-684 in North Salem
• Report says gap in Medicare drug coverage shrinks
• Iraq divided after war
• Egypt heads to landmark vote in turmoil
• Fires in Yonkers, Mt. Vernon displace residents
• Flu shots advised as cases pop up and season nears
• Westchester's GOP: End secrecy on budget
• Catholic seminarians from Brooklyn, Long Island will soon come to Yonkers
• Ex-cop to get $183G a year after pension error is found
• Is a family member returning from Iraq, Afghanistan deployment? Talk to us
• Occupy Rockland protesters stay determined
• Port Jervis line service resumes
• Petitions mount amid ire at Clarkstown school board
• Grants offered to develop near train, bus stations
• Scarsdale mom, advocate for the deaf lauded nationally
• Cortlandt's playground to pay homage to pilot
• In Sloatsburg, some worry flood, fuel spill tainted water, soil
• Cold-blooded creatures get warm reception at reptile expo
• Croton's rescue efforts on river cost nearly $30,000
• Jewish women want to join all-male EMTs
• Dobbs Ferry seizes Class C state title
• Schumer: Don't track shoppers without consent
• Dobbs Ferry wins title, 39-0
• Syracuse fires coach over sex abuse flap
• Changes on LoHud.com end anonymous comments
• Filipino Association of Rockland serves free lunch to aid needy, resumes annual tradition
• N.Y. wine industry steps up profile with holiday-season promotion
• Riverkeeper: 'On the cheap' Tappan Zee Bridge plan doesn't address congestion, pollution
• Happy Holidays in the political 'Weasel Zone'
• Rockland Legislature faces budget vote, juggles $52M deficit, layoffs, service cuts
• Plea to shoppers: Show courtesy in parking lots
• Pleasantville husband stabber to defend self in love triangle slay trial
• State providing $1.6 million to food banks
• Local tax bases erode as appeals companies drive surge in assessment challenges
• Rockland boys indoor track preview: North Rockland, Pearl River have running starts
• Coins, stamps thrill collectors at Westchester County Center
• Westchester boys indoor track preview: Iona Prep depth a key to new season
• Putnam sued by Elizabeth Ailes-owned weekly newspaper over legal notices
• Katie Welling remembered in Bronxville with run/walk that reunites school class
• Retired Orangetown cop Michael Sullivan dies at 47, fought brain tumor
• North Salem considers affordable development that would fit Westchester housing settlement
• Rockland County Attorney Patricia Zugibe is stepping down after 13 years
• Ex-Councilwoman Sandy Annabi wants 2 charges dropped; Zehy Jereis also due in court Friday over pending corruption trial
• Is a family member returning from Iraq, Afghanistan deployment? Talk to us
• Nyack seeks bids for emergency notification system
• States fear massive aids cuts to schools, health care as Congress fails with deficit committee
• Lottery drawings from Nov. 25
• Rockland Audubon helps bluebird numbers spring back
• Rye may carry out plastic bag ban at shops to reduce waste
• Black Friday shoppers hoped for better deals, retailers hoped for bigger crowds
• Museum planned at Cold Spring foundry, but Irene diverts stream through ruins
• New York gets $10.3M in added storm relief, Sens. Schumer, Gillibrand say
• Catholic Mass faces biggest change in 40 years with new liturgy translation
• H.S. hockey: White Plains slips past Clarkstown 4-3
• Westchester girls indoor track preview: Tigers' Banks looking to go even faster
• Panel finds White Plains Republican challengers made unfair claims against Democrats
• Rockland girls indoor track preview: Bowens-led Suffern strong again
• Fordham contest lets students show New York redistricting can be fair
• Pelham town budget won't bust property-tax cap
• Grandma wants teen out of Nanuet house; cops say they find cocaine, marijuana in his room
• Stony Point presses injury-leave cops into light duty
• Briarcliff Manor schools could face $18 million price tag to clean up fields
• Retired Orangetown police officer looses battle with brain tumor
• E-ZPass closure Monday night at Spring Valley tolls
• Is a family member returning from Iraq, Afghanistan deployment? Talk to us
• Nanuet teen ousted from grandma's home; drugs found, cops say
• Conn. police use stun gun on Wal-Mart customer
• Black Friday scenes: snapping up big TVs; shopper foot massager; 17 shopping bags
• Cortlandt man charged in bike shop burglary
• Filipino group hosts post-Thanksgiving dinner in Suffern
• NYC's Algonquin Hotel forced to banish beloved cat from lobby
• 12 charged with drunken driving Thanksgiving Eve, day in Westchester, Putnam
• NYC morgue kept teen crash victim's brain; jury awards family $1 million
• Black Friday: Earlier deals, longer hours woo shoppers across the country; tweet your experiences
• Weekend weather: Sunny, mild; rain moves in Sunday evening; 7-day forecast
• Earth Watch column: Cornell Cooperative Extension earns every penny it gets from Westchester
• Lottery drawings from Nov. 24
• Black Friday: Tips from the shopping front on Twitter, LoHud.com; share your tweets
• Pleasantville diver Schwartz wins state's top honor
• Nyack parents start petition drive against state education cuts
• Stepinac beats White Plains in annual Turkey Bowl
• Cuomo looks to economy over budgeting as answer to state's $3.5 billion gap
• Hillburn man stabbed in brawl is hospitalized
• Westchester Community College resolves to ban tobacco Jan. 1
• Westchester H.S. wrestling preview: Mighty Realbuto finds new goals
• Thanksgiving service in Katonah shares Native American, Christian traditions
• State bill seeks kids' 'safety zones' from sex offenders
• Rockland H.S. wrestling preview: Nanuet has sights set on another title
• Holocaust survivor thanks rescuers from Lithuania: 'There are righteous people in this world'
• Mamaroneck budget would trim crossing guards, pool hours
• Tweets on Black Friday in the Lower Hudson Valley
• Candidate in tied Putnam Valley Town Board election seeks recount
• Pound Ridge restores funds for open space in budget proposal
• Rockland's People to People pantry tries to brighten kids' holidays
• Muppet 'Everest'
• Man, 20, stabbed in overnight fight in Hillburn
• Westchester, Rockland teens will perform at Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
• Yonkers agrees to pay Mayor Amicone's $393G settlement in Guardian lawsuit
• Westchester legislators in bind as public fights budget cuts to parks, health care
• Attorney for 3 Ramapo villages suspended on misconduct claim
• Clarkstown woman, 79, dies, pinned under car in driveway
• Yorktown crash victim was collecting recyclables for charity
• Cutting your own Christmas tree? Here's where to start — or — continue a holiday tradition
• Michael Kovacs of Lake Carmel gets 3 to 9 years in wife's 2010 poisoning death
• Holocaust survivor reunites with family who gave refuge
• Experts: Giving thanks is good for you
• Let more live the American dream
• Harrison politico who sent pizzas to harass Walsh pleads guilty, must pay for pies
• Lottery drawings from Nov. 23
• Glover, Machado lead Iona to win over Saint Joseph's in 2 OTs
• Black Friday rush begins at midnight for eager shoppers, nervous retailers
• Rockland hockey preview: Peerless Suffern envied throughout county
• Most thankful: Patience, persistence and, sometimes, luck turn trial into triumph
• NASA unveils Curiosity, a new Mars rover set to lift off Saturday
• Westchester/Putnam hockey preview: Pelham out for revenge
• Black Friday: Tips from the shopping front on Twitter, LoHud.com; share your tweets
• Westchester County Hospices Host Breakfast, “For Those Who Have Served”
• NYC mayor: Manhattan man arrrested in bomb plot
• Marcotte claims slim victory in District 10
• Journal News editorial: Tough choices loom for budgets
• Journal News editorial: Debate over cuts, spending in Rockland
• Football state semi: Undefeated Croton rallies into Class B title game, 15-12
• Somers girl, 7, dies in crash
• DATABASE: Lower Hudson Valley foreclosures
• White Plains man killed, accused of attack on police
• Services set for Mahopac shooter, victim
• Regulations spark plunge in foreclosures: More people stay in homes amid backlog, but still face debt
• Here's a menu to please all of your holiday guests - and any of their food restrictions
• Football state semi: Soave propels Dobbs Ferry into Class C title game
• Westchester sets hearings on '12 budget, cutbacks
• Ithaca schools harassment case goes to state's top court
• Northern Westchester Hospital nears approval of 457-lot garage
• Cross country: Bronxville's Cain adds Federation crown to title haul
• Suffern husband, wife both charged in crash that injured pregnant woman
• Kids 'stranded' as Spring Valley gym closes, files for bankruptcy
• Purchase art student finds inspiration in her own disease
• North Castle developer Mike Fareri sues town and Armonk Square
• New York divided between protesting Wall Street, depending on it
• State roadwork reforms target culture of accepting delays, overruns
• Somers girl, 7, killed in SUV crash
• Wake, funeral set for Mahopac men in murder-suicide
• White Plains police shoot, kill man with knife
• Haverstraw sets steep fines for illegal home conversions
• New Rochelle police charge 44 after drug sweep
• Psychiatrist, pharmacist, 13 others arrested in Rockland prescription drug raids
• Mahopac murder-suicide shooter was 'glum' days before
• Route 59 construction near mall to continue during holiday season
• New Westchester health chief Sherlita Amler brings experience from Arkansas to Putnam
• Schools officials: State list of those needing improvement is 'insulting'
• Heavy D 'was just amazing': Family, celebrities attend funeral for former Mount Vernon rapper
• FDA OKs eye drug for elderly; approval seen as boon to biotech firm in Tarrytown
• Flour Power: Meet women who turned baking into a business
• Experts weigh in on Mahopac shooter's motives
• Crusaders hang with St. Anthony's but come up short
• Former White Plains Adam Bradley arrested on contempt charge
• Cuomo: Federal cuts could hurt N.Y.
• Eastchester budget plan would cut up to 18 jobs
• United Way Of Westchester And Putnam News - November 17, 2011
• Adam Bradley arrested on contempt charge
• Homeless man found dead at Yonkers bus stop
• Unhappy holidays: Roadwork could snarl Rt. 59 near Palisades Center
• Mahopac shooter in murder-suicide described as dejected in recent days
• Heavy D's funeral: Notables, friends fill Mount Vernon church; note from President Obama
• Spielberg, Scorsese films lead a potent holiday season
• Blind NJ man should get rid of his 14 guns, authorities say
• NJ police car ends up in pool
• NJ police officer accused of firing shots into grave
• NYC train tunnel worker killed in accident
• Rockland prescription drug raids expected to net up to 16 arrests; FBI, local police in sweep
• Thanksgiving travel: The busiest days, locations on the Thruway
• Mount Vernon, Dutchess motorists charged with drunken driving on Sprain, I-84
• Accident cleared from S/B Tappan Zee Bridge
• Gridlock alert day in NYC. Take mass transit, officials say
• Weather: Cold today; warmer on weekend; Thanksgiving looks sunny; 7-day forecast
• Yorktown board votes to restore job in budget, offer tax incentive for businesses
• Editorial: Climate change means statewide change
• Rockland cops decry 'catastrophic' budget cuts for Sheriff's Office
• Tebow, Broncos stun Jets
• Cuomo's policies create tension with state Democrats
• Hudson Valley Hospital Center opens cancer center
• NYC upgrades 5 Croton watershed dams for $96 million, helping protect water supply for decades
• Cuomo makes pitch for new Tappan Zee Bridge
• Lower Hudson Valley gains 6,500 jobs in past year
• Friends' murder-suicide shootings stun Mahopac
• 'Humble' Southeast veteran killed in scooter accident spent last years with friends
• Habitat for Humanity home in Hillburn has 'wow factor'
• Occupy Wall Street launches Day of Action protests; unions join Brooklyn Bridge march
• Thousands grieve for rapper Heavy D in Mount Vernon; funeral to be webcast at 11 a.m.
• Woman whose company painted 2 Ramapo schools accused of cheating employees
• GM meetings: Astros moving to AL; wild card added in each league
• Pelham Manor fire chief's daughter was driving when cop was critically injured
• Harrison OKs plan to demolish Journal News building, construct fitness center
• Occupy protesters march nationwide; 300 arrested
• Car crash shuts down Albany Post Road in Cortlandt Manor
• Tappan Zee 'dangler' apologizes in court; judge rejects plea offer
• Heavy D fans pay their respects during viewing at Mount Vernon church
• Habitat for Humanity raises a house in Hillburn
• Fire chief's daughter struck Pelham Manor cop with her car
• Scenes from Occupy Wall Street's Day of Action
• Mahopac man waits and kills friend who dined with estranged wife, police say
• Trial opens for ex-Yonkers teacher accused of altering records to seduce male students
• Peekskill students injured in bus accident; bus driver questioned about leaving scene
• Frosty the Snowman back home in Armonk; 'Day' planned, merchandise in works
• Rockland police chiefs say budget cuts would devastate enforcement, increase crime
• Occupy protesters arrested in NYC finance district; rallies planned at subways, Brooklyn Bridge
• In NYPD spying on Muslims, a 1960s-era Yippie legal battle echoes again; police file note on Hastings filmmaker's car
• Salesian High mourns student from Yonkers found dead at home
• Peekskill High School student struck by vehicle but not thought to be seriously hurt
• SUNY New Paltz investigating posting of racist signs
• Now what? Few tangible effects of Wall St protests; subway occupations planned today
• Rockland County bus deal ruled improper
• Pelham Manor officer hit by car is in critical condition; Yorktown man served in Afghanistan
• Pent-up demand brings customers to car dealerships
• Evidence of lakes near Europa's surface raise odds for life on Jupiter's moon
• Film about Suffern photographer Spencer Tunick's nude installations to be screened in Nyack
• West Nyack neighbors angry as O&R fells 100-foot sycamore from 1800s
• Feds reject state's waiver; 2012 primary may move up to August
• Almost all storm-damaged state highways, bridges have reopened; furnace repair help available
• Jets ready to ground Tebow
• Consumer Reports testers rush to finish tech-gadget reviews for holiday shoppers
• Yonkers proposes $393,000 settlement in Guardian case; would clear judgment against Amicone
• Rockland County Legislature sets hearing on overriding 2% tax cap
• Gillibrand joins push to ban insider trading by Congress members
• Westchester social-services advocates call Astorino budget cuts 'shell game' for taxpayers
• Holiday charity drives, dinners: Share your organization's plans
• Cuomo demands reforms in highway construction based on I-287 delays, overruns
• Putnam Valley incumbents Cinque, Yetter finish in tie, leaving Town Board seat vacant
• Ramapo adds $2.4 million to budget, then adopts it; supervisor says it meets tax cap
• Federal court tosses Joseph Bruno convictions, but allows new trial
• Putnam's new county exec Odell brings fresh faces to staff
• New Rochelle reduces minimum staffing for Fire Department, cites finances
• NJ man charged with stealing $27K from Piermont centenarian
• West Nyack neighbors angry after O&R fells 150-year-old sycamore tree
• Suspect in shooting near White House arrested; bullet cracks window while Obama is away
• Michael Davitt, the man who dangled from Tappan Zee Bridge, turns up at Rockland County hearing
• Mourners bid farewell to Robert DelVecchio Jr., Mamaroneck highway worker killed in accident
• Judge rules against Rockland County in bus bid case
• State announces additional flood relief for tropical storm victims
• Recent property sales in Westchester, Rockland and Putnam ready for search
• Scientists: Radical climate changes to bring NY snowier winters, hotter summers, floods
• Train remark leads to terror charge against Conn. passenger. Evacuation in Pelham
• Putnam Valley election ends in tie
• Peekskill board closes high school campus, exempts juniors and seniors
• Port Chester cop injures himself in gun accident
• Lewisboro woman smashes glass in husband's face, troopers say
• Pelham Manor officer hit by car 'critical.' Yorktown resident served in Afghanistan
• Court throws out ex-Senate Majority Leader Joseph Bruno verdict, allows retrial
• San Diego police won't reopen mansion death case of Jonah Shacknai's girlfriend
• Anger over NJ town's plan to string holiday lights from Civil War monument
• Dog-walking Philipstown woman cased homes, burglarized 3, cops charge
• Fire damages downtown Katonah pizzeria
• Tinkertoys get college researchers' nod for creative play
• Zuccotti Park protester fights sleep
• Video: Creating Hudson Valley jobs discussed by regional development officials
• Nobel Peace Prize winner Leymah Gbowee inspires Ursuline students, calls for more women leaders
• Orangetown passes $64.4 million budget to squeak by tax cap
• Sisters of Life restoring Montebello convent as motherhouse
• Economic council names N.Y. Medical College biotech 'incubator' a priority for state funding
• Haverstraw town employee's lawsuit claims sexual harassment
• Rockland budget: Crowd of workers, veterans tell lawmakers to preserve county jobs, services
• Report: State's aid cuts were heavier in poorer school districts
• Astorino's Westchester budget plan averts tax hike with 210 layoffs, cuts to parks, clinics
• Congressional budget deal eliminates money for high-speed rail, reduces community policing funds
• Cooking for a crowd
• Share your organization's plans for holiday charity drives, dinners
• Housing-deseg monitor rejects Westchester's stance on local zoning, income discrimination
• Absentee ballots affirm wins for Stony Point Republican James White, Spring Valley Democrat Anthony Leon
• Watch a replay: Reporters, architect talk about the condition of our school buildings
• Bears roam Rockland, eating trash
• Wife-killer Paul Amay apologizes on his knees, judge delivers 22 years-to-life sentence
• Coach K moves to top of list with 903rd win
• NYPD clears Zuccotti Park of Occupy Wall Street protesters, 200 arrested
• Police officer hit by car in Pelham Manor, hospitalized
• Yorktown faces major spending, personnel decisions with elections undecided
• Pelham Manor police officer struck by car
• Amay sentenced to 22 years to life for killing 19-year-old wife
• New Hempstead Road bridge reopens
• GOP's White still victorious over Dem Onderdonk after absentee ballots counted
• Port Chester detective faces insurance fraud charge
• Journalists detained at NYC Occupy Wall Street protests
• Occupy Wall Street facing crackdowns in New York state, waning support in poll
• Homeowner, dog help nab West Harrison burglary suspect
• Malnourished pit bull found wandering in Mahopac; SPCA police investigating
• Astorino proposes budget: No tax hike, but 210 layoffs and cuts to parks, health care centers, cultural events
• Mohegan Lake teen charged with burglary, larceny
• Pedestrian dies after being struck by car in Southeast
• Grieving father wants to console Mamaroneck driver in 'tragic accident' that killed son
• Sentencing today for Paul Amay, Mahopac man who admitted killing his teenage wife
• Ossining, Thornwood, Danbury motorists charged with drunken driving on I-684, Routes 6, 22
• Share your organization's plans for holiday charity drives, dinners
• 2 p.m. webcast: How to create jobs in the Hudson Valley. Watch, submit questions on LoHud.com
• Noon on LoHud.com: Reporters, expert talk about the condition of our school buildings
• NYPD clears Zuccotti Park of Occupy Wall St. protesters, but lawyers obtain court order to let them camp again
• Metro-North smoking ban on platforms gets mixed response from commuters
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• Necropsy to determine why NYC carriage horse died
• Metro-North: Trains leaving Grand Central back on time after earlier delays
• I-84: Rocks tossed from cliff onto passing cars in Southeast; windshield shattered
• Troopers charge 9 with drunken driving in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam
• I-684 85-mph speeder nabbed with marijuana, 200+ prescription pills, troopers say
• US pulls envoy out of Syria over security concerns; had defended peaceful protesters
• 270 killed in powerful Turkish earthquake, minister says
• 2 Mount Vernon firefighters hurt putting out house fire
• Briarcliff Manor's North State Road to close today for repairs to Irene damage
• Subways: 4, 5, 6 trains getting back to normal after morning 6 train derailment
• Public invited to Tappan Zee Bridge briefing
• Separate the facts from flu fiction
• Women's voices expand early in American history
• Slain mom, 2 children leave 'a hole in the world'
• Joan Osborne's sold-out show to raise money for Ossining Library
• Battling Breast Cancer blog: Rica Mendes on Day 25 of chemotherapy
• NY public workers retiring at faster rate
• Girault continues to chase NFL dream
• Southeast facing budget problems, could break tax cap
• Holland, Rangers hold Cardinals to two hits, even Series with 4-0 victory
• Joan Osborne's sold-out show to raise money for Ossining Library
• Online job fair to match local veterans, companies
• Harrison to pick new town clerk; judge race also contested
• 39th College Night to draw a crowd to RCC
• Pleasantville: Leaders stress Golden Rule after hate crime charges
• Service pledges better e-security
• Nuclear plant's hacking radical
• Costly Iraq war may mark shift in U.S. approach
• Rockland sheriff's candidates debate cuts, leadership
• Acorns scarce as low-production cycle takes hold
• Cracks showing in Libyan opposition
• Nanuet Mall's new look to be unveiled to public
• LoHud voters guide has everything in one place
• Structure fire in Northvale, NJ
• Cutting costs takes center stage at Rockland County Sheriff's debate
• Acorns scarce as low-production cycle takes hold
• Funeral services for slain Cross River mom, children in Pa.
• Pete Seeger, other musicians join Occupy Wall Street protest Friday
• Groundwater contamination found in Mirant Lovett site
• Rye tenants, displaced by oil spill, sue over health concerns
• Yonkers High, Gorton are diamonds in the dirt
• JetBlue will take Westchester County Airport international with Bahamas flights
• Thousands bring Halloween spirit to Nyack parade
• Four highway superintendents want to keep their jobs elected
• Croton-on-Hudson faces $3 million sea wall repair at yacht club
• Financial woes debated as factor in Lewisboro family massacre
• Kent seeks teens for police cadets program
• Hudson River neighbors weary of PCB dredging even as new techniques prove successful
• Older inmates' options weighed
• Helping Hands: The best advice for what to do — and not to do — comes from those battling breast cancer themselves
• Who's on your ballot? Find out on LoHud.com elections guide
• Tappan Zee is among 1,100 'fracture-critical' bridges in New York needing extra scrutiny
• Hoopla at Ridge Hill drowns out Brooklands
• Hudson River heart disease data studied for PCB link
• New Rochelle candidates in Districts 1, 3 debate economics, development, leadership
• Rockland Family Court race: Law partner faces 2 ex-prosecutors, 1 now a justice
• Cross country: Cain stands alone after running alone
• Taxi driver slightly injured in Ramapo crash
• Port Chester man arrested after domestic incident
• Driver fled scene of Bronx River Parkway accident
• Driver falls asleep, crashes into utility pole in Hastings
• New Rochelle Republicans may pull support for Richard St. Paul's mayoral bid
• H.S. football: Somers wins do-or-die game
• State: Summit Park, bad revenue estimates get hefty share of blame for Rockland's fiscal woes
• Communities urge state to pay their share of storm damage relief
• H.S. football: South gets latest win in big rivalry, 17-14
• New Rochelle incumbent Fertel cites skills, challenger Spertus wants faster development
• Harrison Republican slate takes heat over spending
• Iraq war's end leaves local veterans thankful, thoughtful
• Irvington woman admits stealing millions from Sandhogs Union
• North Rockland will outline elementary, middle school shifts, consolidation
• Kaplowitz: Gas stations should post credit prices clearly
• Suffern hosts film premiere as 'America's Holy War' details religious land-use fights
• Indian Diwali festival marks spiritual, social celebration
• Westchester housing settlement 'a wake-up call' for nation, HUD official says at Pace
• Selwyn Days' fourth Eastchester murder trial goes to jury Monday
• U.S. pullout to leave Iraq on its own amid conflict
• Obama confirms U.S. will end Iraq war, bring troops home by Jan. 1
• Slain wife Amy Friedlander had won custody of kids months ago
• LoHud elections guide has everything in one place
• Metro-North Railroad passengers voice approval for 'quiet cars'
• Elaborate props expected to spur frightfully good Halloween sales
• Irvington woman admits stealing millions from Sandhogs Union
• Amy Friedlander won physical custody of kids in pending divorce
• Battling Breast Cancer blog: Rica Mendes on Day 23 of chemotherapy
• Pomona teenager missing; parents, cops seek help
• 2 suspects in custody after chase, manhunt on Hutch
• US troops out of Iraq by year's end
• Crews responding to oil spill in Byram River in Port Chester
• 6-vehicle crash cleared from Thruway in Sloatsburg
• Moammar Gadhafi's burial delayed for further investigation
• Mom now joins dad, sons facing Conn. burglary charges
• Lower Hudson Valley adds 8,000 private sector jobs in past 12 months, reversing declines
• Business leaders push state lawmakers on MTA tax, mandates at Mahopac forum
• Long-entangled Ridge Hill complex opens to Yonkers throng
• White Plains event to assist distressed homeowners with loan modifications
• Brinks Memorial ceremony is a day for families on 30th anniversary
• Study: No cellphone-cancer link
• Stony Point candidates focus on stabilizing taxes, use of reserves
• Wall evokes memories, lessons: Vietnam Veterans Memorial replica comes to Putnam
• Come see some good ghouls in Nyack
• Father-in-law: Friedlander cruel to wife, had 'weird' interest in daughter
• New Rochelle council candidates see answers for city in retail, infrastructure, art
• Yonkers District 5 race: Cerrato, Thomas focus on schools, police; Breen targets flooding, spending
• Police seek cause of death of Hartsdale man, 20, found on Ardsley lawn
• Missing teacher's aide found walking in West Nyack after 36-hour search
• LoHud elections guide has everything in one place
• Westchester aviation expo fuels students' interest in aerospace technology
• Balancing energy, water needs will demand 'soul-searching' by environmentalists
• Middletown woman killed on Thruway in Rockland after crashing into parked truck
• Book: Steve Jobs was bullied in school, quit church
• Lockerbie victims' families welcome Gadhafi's death
• Industry: 'Onerous' hydrofracking rules may keep drillers out of New York
• EPA will regulate wastewater from shale gas drilling
• Protect Aging Loved Ones From Financial Abuse
• Police seek cause of death of Hartsdale man, 20, found in Ardsley
• Mt. Vernon man sentenced in beating death of mother
• Replay: Chat about breast cancer support groups and services
• All lanes clear on northbound Thruway following fatal crash near Exit 15 in Hillburn
• Obama: Libyans won revolution, opportunity ahead
• Lockerbie victims' families welcome news of Gadhafi's death.
• Seeking homeowners facing possible foreclosure, or in foreclosure
• Cops: Yonkers man had gun in book bag
• Police search for black sedan, driver after Hillcrest hit-and-run
• Father of Cross River woman killed in family massacre paints damning portrait of son-in-law
• Yorktown, Peekskill blotter: Mohegan Lake gas station robbery; too-young tattoo; drunken driving, more
• New Rochelle woman confronts house burglar; he flees
• New Hempstead Road bridge to reopen next month
• Troopers trying to learn more about shotgun Cross River man used to kill family
• Brewster woman breaks into ex-girlfriend's home, assaults her, cops say
• Mahopac man, 62, nabbed with 5 pounds of pot, cops say
• Libya officials: Moammar Gadhafi captured, possibly killed
• Brewster school board works to reassure parents about Garden Street move
• Watch a replay: West. Legislature District 9, 10 candidates interviewed: Borgia, Konig, Marcotte, Fitzpatrick
• Ardsley cops try to ID tattooed body
• Watch a replay: Westchester Legislature Districts 14, 15, 17 (Yonkers) candidates interviewed
• Now posted: Guide to November elections in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam
• Rising Medicare costs to sap value of Social Security increase
• Survey finds weak picture for N.Y. housing market
• 21 million vehicles cross deficient New York bridges daily, report shows
• State's tax revenues miss the mark
• Clarkstown South warns parents against sending teens on 'party bus'
• 3rd suspect indicted in 2010 slaying of Yonkers mother
• Spring Valley police: Getaway car hit school buses, targeted ATF agent; 3 men arrested after gunshots
• Brinks tragedy brought profound change in Rockland; ceremony today
• Sealed names were released in Saxon Woods Park sex-sting arrests
• A Journal News editorial: Rockland will never forget Brinks murders
• Haverstraw Town Board incumbents cite police additions, economic development; challengers urge transparency
• Missing Clarkstown teacher's assistant found safe
• Lyndon Williams faces challenger Rosemarie Jarosz in Westchester District 13 race
• NRC wants fast upgrades at Indian Point, other nuclear plants after Japan study
• Ossining supervisor race: Donnelly wants consolidations, Tripodi opposes court merger
• Cross River man who murdered wife, kids called tormented
• Mount Vernon council candidates' priorities include tax abatements, improving parks, creating districts
• Riverspace site owner sues Nyack, Orangetown over June flood damage
• Box truck hits overpass on Saw Mill
• 3rd suspect indicted in April 2010 Yonkers slaying
• 3 men arrested in Spring Valley operation that involved robbery, shooting
• Maurice Prendergast painting discovered by Larchmont auction house
• Now posted: Guide to November elections in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam
• Clarkstown schools investigating teen drinking, but won't release results
• 3 charged with petty larceny in White Plains
• 3 Putnam motorists charged with DWI in Patterson, Southeast
• 3 p.m. webcast: Westchester Legislature Districts 14, 15, 17 (Yonkers) candidates quizzed by editors
• Watch a replay: West. Legislature District 9, 10 candidates interviewed: Borgia, Konig, Marcotte, Fitzpatrick
• Watch a replay: Westchester Legislature Districts 14, 15, 17 (Yonkers) candidates interviewed
• Report: Hudson Valley among leaders in deficient bridges
• Congers man charged with driving recklessly after crashing into cop car
• Watch a replay: Police news conference describing the Cross River murder-suicide
• Clarkstown cops continue searching for teacher's aide
• House fire in Mount Vernon
• School bus, 2 cars in collision on Route 35 in Lewisboro
• Respected Suffern High teacher Andrew Quigley dies
• Good Samaritan Hospital cuts 46 positions in parent company reduction
• Local farmers work to raise cider's profile
• Humane Society president dies in Ramapo shed collapse
• West Nyack motorcycle victim identified as 41-year-old North Salem man
• Hillcrest man's book helps long-lost daughter find him
• Clarkstown police search for missing New City educator Denise Gruffi
• N.Y. Regents endorse DREAM Act
• Cops: Man apparently killed wife, 2 kids, himself in Cross River murder-suicide
• Bus company in Thruway crash that injured 8 has satisfactory safety rating
• New Castle referendum for Town Board wards brings fierce debate among candidates
• Clarkstown South students also have 'party bus' into NYC
• Testa, Kane spar over union givebacks, housing settlement in Westchester District 1 race
• Odell, Schneider agree Putnam has little left to cut; Southeast candidates talk consolidations
• Don't minimize issue of teen binge drinking
• Lewisboro Supervisor Charles Duffy pleads guilty to lesser charge in DWI case
• The new normal: Higher bank fees are here to stay
• Teen vendor at Chappaqua Farmers Market reaps business lessons, uncertain profit
• $5 million in storm aid pegged for farmers
• Recession cut ranks of N.Y. millionaires: Lower Hudson Valley lost more than 20% in 2009
• Elder Law Attorney Anthony Enea Named 'Best Lawyer'
• Cross River family of four dead in murder-suicide
• Director of Rockland's Humane Society dies in shed collapse
• Man shot in Spring Valley
• Clarkstown police search for missing New City woman
• What's that smell? Cop, police dog sniff out quarter-pound of marijuana in Mass. woman's car on I-684, cops say
• High school grudge leads to slashing of 2 White Plains young women; Thornwood woman, 18, charged
• Watch a replay: Orangetown supervisor, challenger interviewed by editors
• North Salem man, 41, killed in West Nyack motorcycle crash
• Dogs rescued from puppy mills arriving in Armonk
• Peekskill man in standoff had assault rifle, 1,000 rounds, police say
• Peekskill, Brewster, Pomona, Conn. motorists charged with drunken or drugged driving
• Lewisboro town Supervisor Charles Duffy pleads guilty to lesser DWI charge, says he's sorry for actions
• Bus-truck crash injures 8 on the Thruway in Sloatsburg
• Board of Regents to vote on teachers grading their own students, other rules changes
• Donations, help sought for Mahopac Thanksgiving dinner for veterans
• Critics want Indian Point replaced, cite risks to region
• Independence candidate Jaffe quits race for Westchester Board of Legislators
• North Rockland Rotary to build a WWII memorial
• Port Jervis Line repairs ahead of schedule; costs 'way down'
• On anniversary of Danroy Henry shooting, father says police had no excuse to fire
• Bedford school board to interview candidates
• Drinking alleged at Clarkstown teens' party
• Spring Valley man faces felony robbery charges
• Texting can help your dieting
• Dad says son hospitalized after Bedford teen bash
• Oppressed voices ring out in Toni Morrison's 'Desdemona'
• Cops: Man used card skimmer at Chase ATM in Yonkers
• 2 doctors in House race raise cash
• Assisted living resident found dead in park
• State audit: Summit Park nursing home is primary source of Rockland County's deficit
• Cashier seen in video attack did prison time
• Jets find enough to beat Dolphins, 24-6
• Hospice & Palliative Care of Westchester Celebrates 19th Anniversary
• Danroy Henry Sr.: No excuse for police shooting son
• Putnam blotter: DWI wreck, drug charges, unlicensed drivers, much more
• Greenwich Village McDonald's bashing suspect served time in White Plains shooting death
• Police: Drunk man mistakes White Plains cruiser for cab
• Taconic Parkway S/B lane closings tonight between Yorktown and Mount Pleasant
• I-84: Roadwork will close lanes near I-684 exit during the day and overnight
• Pit bull euthanized after Mamaroneck attack
• Sleepy Hollow: Suspect kicks, breaks one police cruiser window, another cruiser hit by drunken driver, cops say
• Environmentalists: Japan-like accident at Indian Point would have worse impact. Plant owner: Such accident not possible here
• Former New Rochelle middle school dean sentenced in sex abuse case
• Pit bull euthanized after Mamaroneck attack
• Poll: Voters back negotiations with union to avoid state layoffs, favor extending tax on wealthy
• Croton rollover snarls commute
• Metro-North back on schedule after delays from circuit problems near Harlem-125th
• Cortlandt men held in string of home break-ins
• 49 drove drunk or drugged in Rockland, Westchester, Putnam, troopers say
• Stove fire extinguished quickly at Hillburn home
• Pilot dies in plane crash near Danbury Airport
• Hen Hud bond cut to $25.2 million
• NLCS: Cardinals' bullpen finishes wild ride to World Series
• Dozens 'occupy' Suffern in solidarity with Wall Street protests
• Indy champ Dan Wheldon dies in fiery 15-car crash
• Pace's Women's Justice Center helps victims for 20 years
• Can Herman Cain win over GOP voters?
• Henry's family persists in court, one year after student's death
• Rangers get second chance for first World Series title
• Blauvelt man: Clarkstown broke deal to keep land open space
• Jets look to regain momentum vs. Dolphins
• Interception, victory put Giants in better mood
• Girl finds woman's body in Hudson; victim had no ID
• A cure for what curls you: New formulas for straightening hair
• New Yorkers feel 'an honor to be here' at King dedication
• In brief: Federal grants for the Sound projects; Denzel Washington to host gala
• Union, state strike deal, avoiding layoffs
• Emotions run high ahead of Mideast prisoner swap
• 'Food Day' celebration stresses healthy choices
• Ossining filmmaker screens 'To Kill a Mockingbird' documentary in Briarcliff
• Bronxville man Alfred T. Copeland, struck by cab, recalled as 'great father'
• Devcon® Security Hires Anthony DeGrazio as General Manager of New York Boroughs Branch
• Small plane crashes near Danbury, Conn. airport
• Friends of slain Danroy Henry Jr. file lawsuit
• Bronxville man killed by taxi was a beloved father, outdoorsman
• With layoffs looming, union reaches deal with NY
• Body found in water off Emeline Park in Haverstraw
• Brewster's Garden Street Elementary faces closure, with fewer students, many repairs
• DJ Henry's death: 3 outside experts agree Pace student was DWI when shot by cop
• Young women with breast cancer face unique challenges
• Annual enrollment for Medicare starts
• Financing for new Tappan Zee Bridge takes roads less traveled
• With donations down, Yorktown candidates focus on campaigning
• New York drug-law reforms, drop in crime reduce prison populaton
• Varsity football: Carmel pulls away from Mahopac for 29-13 win
• Amtrak sets ridership record again, surpasses 30 million riders
• Cross country: Violone, Byram Hills capture own Bobcat invitational
• Varsity football: Pearl River keeps Little Brown Jug with 25-12 win over Nanuet
• Bronxville man, 85, dies days after being struck by taxi
• Varsity football: Rye beats Harrison for record ninth straight win in rivalry
• Scarecrows point way to Tarrytown Eco-Fair
• Drug reforms cut prison rolls: Fewer inmates are black, female; more had violent crimes
• New York weighs how to pay for hydrofracking staff
• Thousands of protesters fill NYC's Times Square
• Region's Tea Party groups rally in Pomona, prepare for 2012
• Men cite role models, advocacy as ways to stop domestic violence against women
• No cause of death yet for Yonkers couple found in hot tub
• Four teens injured in one-car crash in Monsey
• Westchester County police crack credit card fraud operation, two in custody
• Head of Westchester Red Cross resigns
• Peekskill's Jack Murphy honored tonight at Field Library ceremony
• Ghost masks tip Mount Vernon police to bank-robbery suspects
• Westchester County Legislator Jose Alvarado drops campaign for re-election
• Putnam, Dutchess cops team up to arrest ax-wielding gas station robber, police say
• Mount Kisco's downtown stays vibrant even without Borders
• It's the iPhone 4S, 'for Steve'
• Rockland's finances, Summit Park sale plan are subjects of pending state audit
• Yonkers couple found dead in hot tub at winter home in Florida
• Wall Street protesters celebrate park success, while tensions rise in other cities
• Peekskill's Jack Murphy, former Evening Star editor, will receive Smith Award tonight
• Varsity football: Big first quarter propels Mamaroneck to 50-8 win over Port Chester
• Nyack's wound that doesn't heal: 30 years since the Brinks murders
• He'll creep you out
• New Tappan Zee may not be bridge to region's future without mass transit
• Sex crackdown in White Plains' Saxon Woods Park nets 16 arrests
• Human papillomavirus vaccine use increases in region
• Andrew G. Klopchin, lifelong Rockland resident and decorated WWII veteran, POW, dies at 87
• Varsity football: White Plains runs off with 40-12 win over Yorktown
• Legislator Nonna, challenger Smith cite their differing skills in Westchester District 3 race
• Varsity football: Ramapo turns back Spring Valley, 13-7
• Yonkers couple found dead in Florida
• Westchester cops crack down on men's sexual trysts at White Plains park
• Nanuet woman accused of running woman down with her Camry
• Clarkstown honors artist, farm advocate with environmental awards
• Suffern man, 82, charged with lewdness in hockey rink bathroom
• Westchester County Legislator Jose Alvarado ends re-election bid
• Nanuet man charged with raping waitress, 19
• Peak fall foliage hits Adironcacks, state says
• Accidents slowing Friday morning commute on Saw Mill, Hutch, Taconic, I-87
• Fire out at Mamaroneck home
• NYC official: Protest cleanup postponed
• Garden State Parkway to crack down on toll cheats
• Long-term vision needed for new Tappan Zee Bridge
• Armonk Square supermarket could open in 2012
• Find the fall festivals
• Brewers even NLCS at 2-2 with victory
• N.J. man charged with arson fire to trucks, boat in Sloatsburg
• N.Y. counted only 74% of military, overseas ballots
• Rockland considers gasoline-tax discount
• Trade votes split state's U.S. delegation
• Home sales rise as hot Manhattan market spills into Lower Hudson Valley
• Kaplowitz, Murphy trade criticisms in Westchester District 4 race
• Stony Point community works to restore Pyngyp schoolhouse
• Tarrytown firefighter who died in manhole to be remembered at national ceremony
• Man who shot daughter, killed self in New Rochelle left no suicide note, cops say
• Hudson Valley Hospital's cancer center plans wide scope of treatment services
• Boys soccer: Port Chester serves notice with 1-0 win over Byram Hills
• Ramapo approves $1.6 million for ballpark work already completed
• Cuomo facing balancing act in labor talks
• Muddy footprints link burglary suspect; 2 men arrested in Carmel
• Westchester legislators roll out option for bike racks on Bee-Line buses
• United Way of Westchester and Putnam Hosts Third Annual Run United - A 5K Run For Health
• Debt Resolution Attorney Expands Offices To Westchester County
• Section of Route 306 in Monsey closed through Sunday
• Daughter of cancer survivor promotes Avon Walk for Breast Cancer
• New Rochelle dogsitter accused of stealing makeup from White Plains family
• 3 plucked from Long Island Sound in Rye after surging waters strand them on rock while fishing
• NJ man charged with burning trucks, boat in Sloatsburg; boat burning seen on video
• Listen at noon: Phil Reisman talks presidential campaign with political consultants
• Survey: NJ Transit rail riders not happy
• Carmel driver crashes into car, tells police he didn't know he'd been in a collision
• BlackBerry says services have improved
• California: 8 killed, 1 wounded in shooting at hair salon
• Noon: Breast cancer prevention and treatment misconceptions the topic of a doctor's live chat
• Driver survives crash down embankment in Stony Point
• Byram Hills Superintendent Jackie Taylor set to retire, proud of role in hiring faculty
• Hamas-Israel prisoner swap: Local Jews glad Schalit will be freed but fear new violence
• Schumer urges tax deal to fund infrastructure bank
• Westchester board won't sue Rye over Tiki Bar tax; Brewster school district will unveil new field; more
• Bedford Presbyterian Quilters hasten to finish heirloom-quality project
• Cuomo aims to cut vacancy rate at state-owned sites
• Westchester Legislator Jose Alvarado of Yonkers seeks re-election on minor-party lines
• Eastchester Middle School expansion bond gets voter approval
• Cashing in on gold
• Michaelis ties Westchester board race to veto; Harckham says county made responsible tax cuts
• Archbishop Dolan blesses expanded St. Francis of Assisi parish school in West Nyack
• Luke Maher's love of Kenya came from running
• Ossining's Dale Cemetery regains financial health as Chinatown group buys 400 plots
• Tappan Zee Bridge project details to be unveiled at Oct. 25, 27 briefings
• Plaintiffs claim New York economic authority incentives violate state Constitution
• West Haverstraw mayor cites holding line on taxes, foe opposes privatizing garbage collection; Haverstraw candidates outline agendas
• From blight to bright: Hyenga Lake Senior Housing opens in Nanuet
• Success rate of St. Christopher's Inn in Garrison brings visit from Queens judge
• Man shoots daughter, kills self on New Rochelle street
• 7 tonight on LoHud: High school football Rivalry Week in focus on Varsity Insider Chat
• Ben Lawson, Orangetown's first black police officer, dies at 94
• Panel Discussion: Home Heating and Energy Experts
• New Castle cop honored for saving choking child
• From blight to bright beginning: Hyenga Lake debuts senior housing
• Doggone it! Pooch rescued from TZ Bridge after jumping out truck window
• Ben Lawson, Orangetown's 1st black cop, dies at 94
• Feds schedule public meetings on new Tappan Zee Bridge
• Editorial Board poll: SAT cheating scandal
• BlackBerry outages spread to North America
• PepsiCo 3Q profit climbs on snack, beverage sales
• Man shoots woman, kills himself on New Rochelle street; witness heard 2 gunshots
• Occupy Wall Street protesters march past millionaires' NYC homes
• Republican debate fact check: regulations and jobs; flat tax; Medicare finances; subprime mortages
• Republican debate - Mitt Romney on middle ground: I can work with Democrats
• Stuttering NJ college student told not to speak in class
• 1 and 3 p.m.: Watch Westchester Legislature candidates take questions from editors, viewers
• Watch a replay: Candidates for Westchester Legislature Districts 1, 2, 3 quizzed by editors
• Lake Shenorock could be cleaned up with watershed money, Katz says
• Tea Parties United, Occupy Suffern plan protests this weekend
• Editorial: New TZ more than just a bridge
• Metro-North Railroad back on track today after tunnel project
• Peekskill woman gets probation for DWI with children, grandchild in car
• Tips for a Meatless Monday
• Hudson Valley biotech firms envision training center at New York Medical College
• Tappan Zee Bridge project focuses on replacing span, excludes mass transit
• FEMA closing Ramapo site Thursday; storm victims can seek aid until Oct. 31
• Battling Breast Cancer blog: Rica Mendes on waiting for biopsy results
• Carmel's Vega helps U.S. women win world gymnastics title
• Westchester moves to sue Rye over Tiki Bar taxes, fears other parks' operations also at risk
• FDIC backs ban on banks trading for own profit
• Selwyn Days' ex-girlfriend jailed, found in contempt over amnesia claim
• ALCS: Tigers take Game 3 against Texas
• Bipolar man fights eviction from Ramapo senior complex
• Union leader: State dallies on talks as layoffs approach
• Schools: Most districts cut teachers, face deteriorating finances
• Girls soccer: Greeley rallies to beat Mamaroneck 2-1
• Brooke Astor prosecutor talks 'sad' case, warns of 'pitfalls' in wills
• Orangetown taps Yonkers engineer as sewers commissioner after Scott Burton's death
• Davids Island team rates solar energy plant, hotel-conference center as best options
• Bidding for new Tappan Zee Bridge could begin in August, federal official says
• Battling Breast Cancer blog: Rica Mendes on Day 12 of chemotherapy
• Watch live at 1 and 3 p.m.: Rockland Legislature candidates answer questions from editors, viewers
• Bear Mountain, Newburgh-Beacon bridge toll hikes in the works
• Columbus Day Parade rolls up NYC's Fifth Avenue; photos
• Photos: Harrison's Columbus Day, 'Great' parade
• Metro-North back on schedule after morning rush cancellations, delays
• I-684 rollover sends 3 to hospital
• Nanuet playground nears completion
• Annual historical tour will focus this year on two cemeteries in Rye
• White Plains financial services company plans to add 45 jobs
• Don't fall for fitness myths
• Locked-out NBA cancels first two weeks of season
• Mamaroneck Yacht Club threatens to sue over state land
• Rockland Legislature questions role of United Water, Lake DeForest dam in flooding
• Salvation Army seeks city's approval to expand White Plains facility
• Man crashes into utility pole off Grassy Sprain Road
• Frank Rizzo, convicted in '05 Yonkers murder, commits suicide in jail
• New village trustee named in Ossining
• Egyptian-Americans fear for safety of Coptic Christians in Egypt
• Ramapo budget to meet state cap with 1.95 percent tax increase
• Student describes year of torture by 'Dr. Hunter'
• Peekskill blaze damages townhouse
• Ambulance squads face volunteer shortages, work out new strategies
• Time winding down as Cuomo, PEF try to avoid layoffs
• TZ replacement on federal fast track
• Holocaust & Human Rights Education Center to Host Annual Benefit
• Police investigating rollover on I-684
• Ramapo budget to meet state cap with 1.95 percent tax increase
• Cops: Sailboat overturning off Piermont Pier was false report
• Four Mamaroneck teens arrested for White Plains car break-ins
• Details remain scarce in White Plains shooting; victim 'critical but stable'
• Peekskill townhouse damaged in blaze
• Netflix kills plan to split off DVD rentals
• Paul McCartney's wedding party leaves neighbors mad about noise
• Driver injured in Taconic Parkway rollover
• Six-figure pension club grows after retirement incentives, Spano's departure
• Croton woman resists arrest after driving drunk, police charge
• NYC Columbus Day Parade starts at 11:30 a.m. on Fifth Ave
• Metro-North: Some trains delayed, combined because of Park Ave. Tunnel reduced power
• Nyack protesters, as Occupy Wall Street, demand fairness
• Jets firing on no cylinders vs. Patriots
• Yonkers Contracting agreed to $60G state penalty over I-287 work
• It's Cruz, then boos, as Giants lose
• Man arrested in New Rochelle bomb scare
• Westchester's business districts paid out $2.5M in 2010
• News in brief: 2 pedestrians injured in Yonkers, Purchase; Motorcyclist, 46, killed in Kent crash
• North Castle task force pitches hiring chief financial officer
• Stony Point budget plan would raise taxes 1.9 percent
• Legends, lore celebrated at Old Dutch Church in Sleepy Hollow
• Group seeks photos of veterans for Vietnam tribute
• Hugh Jackman talks 'Real Steel,' 'Les Mis' and triple threats
• Eastchester school board: Kids need space
• Still no answers for NBA lockout
• Bullying spurs legislation push to protect cyber-victims, prevent suicides
• Eagles continue slide, fall to Bills
• East Ramapo boosts class size, pays teachers more, irking parents
• NLCS: Brewers rally behind Braun, Fielder
• ALCS: Game 2 postponed, Tigers receive bad news
• County exec pushes transfer tax; legislators cool to idea
• Online calculators may help parents, students estimate real college costs
• Port Chester faces new legal bill in failed voting rights case
• O'Donnell dishes on her new talk show premiering tonight on Oprah's network
• Protect Aging Loved Ones from Financial Abuse
• Hundreds of protesters 'Occupy Nyack'
• ATM skimmer found at HSBC branch in Rye
• Woman hit by car, seriously injured in Yonkers
• Accident claims life of motorcyclist, 46, in Kent
• Central Nyack will get detention basin, dam as flooding remedy
• New: Sewer infrastructure costs
• Iconic Armonk ski shop Hickory & Tweed turns 50
• Nyack civil rights heroes recalled at African-American cultural celebration
• New: Pension data updated
• Astorino: Westchester needs big union concessions this year to close budget gap
• Film highlights Tappan's Nat Fein, Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer
• Westchester offers shared-services expo as towns look to consolidate
• A case of public pension envy
• Dispelling myths about breast cancer
• Vega and Co. top qualifying at world gymnastics championships
• New York's water, sewer systems need $75 billion for repairs 'invisible' to taxpayers
• Rockland Community College plans Native American History Month talks, film
• Six-figure pension club grows after retirement incentives, Spano's departure
• IBM, Intel deal may be catalyst for upstate economic growth
• Yorktown sports complex owner has big names, big ideas for local kids with Navajo Fields project
• Blauvelt concert to benefit Orangetown police officer stricken with brain tumor
• Putnam woman Caitlin Savio's life, spirit remembered by friends, family at Carmel fundraiser
• Hank Williams Jr. learns lesson about playing 'Hitler card'
• White Plains shooting leaves one victim in critical condition
• Central Nyack to get fix for flooding
• Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis dies at 82.
• Hankin a tireless advocate for Westchester Community College in 40 years as president
• Gunman nets $100,000 in Yonkers Key Bank robbery
• New investigation of student Lisa Thomas' 1974 Nanuet slaying focuses on DNA
• Rangers open season with OT loss in Lundqvist's native Sweden
• $1,500 offered for leads on fatal shooting of Mount Vernon woman Gloria Nartey
• Football: Stepinac unable to keep pace with St. Anthony's
• Former Romanian movie star is living a second, quieter life in Westchester
• 4-H teens push to keep Westchester funding
• Greenburgh judge candidate retires as Westchester County Human Rights Commission executive
• Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, Rep. Nita Lowey tout 'Made in America' grant plan at Elmsford superconducting-chip plant
• Nobel Peace Prize awarded to 3 women fighting for rights
• Vega dreams big
• Mahopac man gets 30-month sentence in human smuggling case
• 'Dr. Hunter' indicted on additional charges in torture-allegation case
• Steve Jobs' death hits personally for his admirers in region
• Westchester office vacancy rate rises as commercial real estate struggles
• U.S. report renews prostate debate; healthy men skeptical of skipping cancer screening
• 'Occupy Nyack' protest planned for Sunday
• Milwaukee Brewers advance to NLCS, will face St. Louis Cardinals
• Pleasantville teens charged with making harassing calls to Jewish family
• NYC's Park Avenue Armory embarks on $22M revitalization; magnet for artists
• Men arrested at Hawthorne Home Depot suspected in additional thefts
• "Dr. Hunter" indicted on additional charges in torture-allegation case
• Queens woman faces nine charges in I-95 wrong-way death
• Two massage parlors in Mount Pleasant shuttered by police
• Reward offered for information in Gloria Nartey killing in Mount Vernon
• Occupy Wall Street movement coming to Nyack
• Prescription drugs being collected in Rockland Saturday
• Noon on LoHud: Talk about the Yankees' ALDS loss with Chad Jennings
• Gunman robs Yonkers bank on Central Park Ave.
• Economy adds 103K jobs; unemployment rate stays at 9.1 percent
• Court to decide if UConn must disclose season ticket holders' names under open records law
• Fuel tanker erupts into fireball at Pelham Manor gas station
• Families of Maria Fareri kids find relief at Ronald McDonald House
• Deadline is Oct. 14 for N.Y. voters to register
• Ball asks Cuomo to ensure high-tech jobs from IBM deal stay close to home
• Yankees' bats fail as short playoff run ends with loss to Tigers
• Pound Ridge museum will show guard's diary from Lincoln conspirators trial at relative's talk
• 'Diversity works,' HUD regional director says of Westchester housing settlement
• Pearl River man, son of former Clarkstown supervisor, convicted of harassing his family
• Greenburgh, Elmsford flood-prevention work deserves praise
• DEC chief Martens defends hydrofracking report to Assembly members
• Editorial: Steve Jobs embodied American spirit
• Memorial Sloan-Kettering wins final OK to build Westchester outpatient cancer center
• Orthodox rabbis rethink chicken kaparot, some call it animal abuse
• Yom Kippur youth sports opposed by Yorktown officials
• New Rochelle mayoral candidate Richard St. Paul owes creditors in 2 states, records show
• Scarecrow events are stuffed with fun for families
• Interstate 287 project subcontractor indicted on fraud charge tied to minority businesses
• Biden, Jewish leaders to discuss spy Pollard's fate
• Letter: East Ramapo plans to fire Santana; community supports educator
• Cuomo shuns counties' Medicaid plea
• Orangetown boy walking home from school approached by man in pickup
• Nanuet fire sends three to hospital
• Burglary spree in northern Westchester nets tens of thousands in jewelry
• Cuomo: No action against commissioner over DWI in Westchester
• Pearl River man convicted of harassing his family
• Choke suspect arrested after police surround his Yonkers home
• New Rochelle mugging victim goes on prowl, spots attackers; 3 arrested, cops say
• Twitter opens new offices on NYC's Madison Ave.
• Cuomo: State to translate forms into more languages to assist immigrants
• Cuomo rejects picking up counties' share of Medicaid
• Rabies alert in Ossining
• The LoHud Yankees Blog: latest updates about the ALDS
• Sloan-Kettering cancer center in Westchester approved by state council
• State audit criticizes Briarcliff schools but sees fast fixes
• Police search for Lincoln Town Car in Monsey hit-run that hurt bicyclist, 17; victim's ID released
• Eastchester police officer suffers minor injuries in collision
• 11 a.m. webcast: HUD official talks with editors about Westchester housing settlement, takes your questions
• I-87 truck accident near Exit 8 cleared; had backed up rush-hour traffic
• Listen at noon: State of the local economy, on Phil Reisman's radio show, with Cappelli development exec
• Bicyclist hit by car, seriously injured in Monsey hit-run
• NYC officials to call for more oversight of NYPD in wake of surveillance of Muslims
• Rudy Giuliani to do ad campaign for Indian Point
• Noon: Low-cost breast cancer screening, treatment Q&A with experts, on our Facebook page
• WDFH radio program gives Lower Hudson Valley's gay youths a voice
• Steve Jobs, Apple founder and tech visionary, dies at 56
• In Kodak's troubles, a snapshot of an icon's fall
• Watch a replay: New Rochelle mayoral candidates quizzed by editors
• Fall Classics: Where to hear symphonies and small chamber concerts
• Watch a replay: Putnam County executive candidates discuss views with editors
• Yankees' confident Ivan Nova ready for Game 5
• Nanuet woman wins $3 million jackpot in parents' store
• IBM secures i2 as new acquisition
• 2 Rockland legislators say $11M from employee-pay fund improperly used for county expenses
• Putnam County appoints Rebecca Wittenberg as health director while it seeks commissioner
• Narcy Novack double-murder trial set for April
• Westchester exec Rob Astorino urges employee givebacks, cites layoffs as alternative
• Highview playground takes shape in Nanuet with help of volunteers, BOCES students
• New book: Middle children better at thinking creatively, negotiating, compromising
• Former Eastchester cop James Pileggi convicted of manslaughter in shooting of friend
• United Way's 211 help line use surged in Westchester, Putnam after summer floods
• Food services company must pay back 14 local school districts in overcharging case
• State Medicaid redesign is holding down costs
• Kaplowitz: Sewage diversion plan for New Castle to Yonkers might be revived
• Haverstraw town budget plan outstrips tax cap, state-imposed costs cited
• Infant returned to Cortlandt dad after mother found with boy in Los Angeles, bound for the Philippines
• Putnam County executive candidates Odell, Schneider talk police mergers, criticize tax cap
• U.S. Tennis Star James Blake Rallies for Westchester Children's Museum
• Apple says company co-founder Steve Jobs has died
• Hunter Douglas moving offices to Pearl River
• Paving to close roads in Nyack
• Building starts on new Nanuet playground
• Ex-cop James Pileggi convicted of manslaughter in shooting of acquaintance
• Haverstraw town budget proposal easily exceeds tax cap
• Astorino budget forecast: No tax hike, but employee givebacks to avoid layoffs
• NY state police sergeants in overtime-cutting deal
• Ever been stuck behind a truck under a parkway bridge? Tell us.
• Nanuet physical therapist wins $3 million in lottery game
• Half of NYC's small-business owners are immigrants, study finds
• Overnight smoke shakes up Cortlandt senior apartments complex
• Yorktown gas station clerk splashed with coffee, beaten with bottle, but robber leaves empty-handed
• 3 p.m. webcast: New Rochelle mayoral candidates to be quizzed editors, take viewer questions
• 1 p.m. webcast: Putnam County executive candidates talk with editors, take your questions
• Watch a replay: Putnam County executive candidates discuss views with editors
• Watch a replay: New Rochelle mayoral candidates quizzed by editors
• Narcy Novack due in court on new charge in Hilton Rye Town slaying of husband
• 3 win Nobel for showing universe is speeding up
• Mourners hail hiker Matthew Potel's life, spirit
• Girls soccer: Stanley scores big goal in Byram Hills' win
• 7 tonight on LoHud: Josh Thomson to host Varsity Insider Chat
• Boys soccer: Buhse hustle, Menendez goal give Suffern 3-2 win
• Judge hears New York redistricting battle over where to count prisoners
• Activists focus on Albany as well as Wall Street
• Pilot in fatal NYC chopper crash was experienced
• OSHA investigates Spring Valley urban renewal site
• Putnam Hospital Center hosts Cuomo's regional business council leader
• Heritage Hills golf club goes for $2.1 million to Chinese company
• Report: Government salaries grew, but number of employees dropped
• Burnett pitches Yankees to a Game 5
• How do you like them apples? Guide to picking, eating, baking
• Occupy Wall Street protesters vow to stay indefinitely
• Moody's downgrades Yonkers' debt rating, lowers outlook to 'negative'
• Montebello Road bridge won't reopen until next year after Irene storm damage
• White Plains schools cleared of failing to protect young girl
• Wheelchair user sues Scarsdale, Yonkers malls over access for disabled
• Watch a replay: Stony Point supervisor candidates quizzed by editors
• Judge: Ramapo followed law on ballpark's financing
• Watch a replay: Rockland Legislature Districts 1, 2, 3, 4, 8 candidates quizzed by editors
• Jury clears White Plains school district of negligence in fondling lawsuit
• Man dies while walking at White Plains High School track
• Clarkstown's 2012 budget would raise taxes by 0.8 percent
• Judge dismisses lawsuit challenging Ramapo's stadium financing
• 'Out of control' helicopter crashes in East River with 5 onboard
• Apple unveils faster, more powerful iPhone 4S, adds Sprint to list of carriers
• Eastchester man charged with drunken driving after crash
• New Rochelle police blotter: Man attacked; apartment burglarized; Honda stolen
• Yonkers cops search Sacred Heart High during manhunt for assault suspect
• NJ Gov. Chris Christie: 'Now is not my time' for White House bid
• Montebello Road bridge won't reopen until 2012
• Lexus stolen from Bronxville driveway
• Moody's slashes Yonkers' debt rating, cuts outlook on city to "negative"
• Breast cancer survivor gets public patdown at JFK
• Metro-North: Delays up to 10 minutes because of circuit problems at Harlem-125th
• Jury can hear statements from ex-'Melrose' actress in NJ crash that killed a woman
• Amanda Knox heads home to US after Italy overturns conviction in roommate's slaying
• Cortlandt man charged after picking up 2-pound package of pot from UPS office
• Cabbies plan NYC rally against plans to allow street hails to livery cabs in outer boroughs
• State seeks owners of $11 billion in unclaimed funds; search online now
• Croton mourns Matthew Potel after death on mountain slope
• Thieves take Range Rover from New Rochelle dealership after switching key
• Family medicine gets renewed focus as need grows
• Poll: Wallets likely to stay shut as consumer confidence falls in region
• Rockland candidates live on LoHud.com today: Stony Point supervisor, 2 p.m.; county Legislature, 3
• New City driver, passenger had variety of drugs in car, police say
• White Plains Common Council extends moratorium on open space development until May
• Bardonia residents oppose plan for Rt. 304 store, gas station
• 22 arrested in Rockland drug-dealing crackdown
• Yonkers bank robbery foiled by employee
• Astorino backs GOP slate to break Democratic majority in Westchester Board of Legislators
• Theatrical sound company plans addition, expansion in Yonkers
• Noon on LoHud: LoHud Yankees Chat - Chad Jennings to take your questions
• Orangetown to discuss cap-busting budget
• Tigers' Verlander, Young push Yankees to brink of elimination
• Rockland veterans housing project nears groundbreaking
• Truck crashes into Bedford farmhouse
• Former Eastchester cop James Pileggi's fatal-shooting case in jury's hands
• Fire destroys Yorktown Heights home; no injuries reported
• 1,200 evacuate Pepsi building after bomb threat
• Watch a replay: Stony Point supervisor candidates quizzed by editors
• ESPN pulls Williams' 'MNF' intro after Obama-Hitler comments
• Fire destroys Yorktown Heights home, no injuries reported
• Bardonia residents oppose plan for QuickChek
• Appeals court in Italy clears Amanda Knox of murder
• Mount Vernon man, 48, falls down stairs, dies
• Orangetown to discuss 2012 budget tomorrow night
• Trial: Ex-Eastchester cop killing of friend while showing gun - mistake or crime?
• Bomb threat at Pepsi in Somers empties building
• Survey: Consumer confidence falls across the state; most confident: NYC, northern suburbs
• Sleepy Hollow mom drove drunk with son, 6, in her car, cops say; another driver alerted police
• New York raids billions from road-repair fund even as infrastructure needs grow
• Two-car collision on Route 9W in Congers sends 1 to hospital
• Injury accident reported in Katonah on Cross River Road
• Dozens arrested in Rockland drug raids
• Mystic Aquarium plans Titanic exhibit to mark 100 years since the ocean liner's sinking
• Accidents slowing southbound Palisades Interstate Parkway in Clarkstown
• List: candidate endorsement interview schedule. Watch live, ask questions
• Medicaid: Condition critical - NY benefits costliest in US. Special report
• Breast cancer awareness series begins: fighting the disease in a down economy; new blog
• Closing arguments set in trial of NYC woman who shot, killed her husband, a retired NYPD sergeant
• $2.8B fund to aid 9/11 victims taking applications
• North Salem eyes property tax cap override
• Car enthusiasts check out vintage vehicles on display at Playland
• Symposium pairs with benefit walk to focus attention on autism
• Jury expected to get ex-cop's manslaughter case Monday
• Many unhappy returns for Jets
• Lincoln Hall students set sights on royal award
• Eli strikes quickly as Giants overcome Cardinals
• Rockland's November elections: a complete list
• Yankees' rally falls short, ALDS tied at one game each
• Unofficial primary results are in for Westchester
• The basic turtleneck stretches a long way
• Christie urged to decide on presidential run quickly
• Peekskill's new rules of decorum fuel ire
• Mount Kisco's Gary Knell to head NPR
• Lyndhurst mansion in Tarrytown lays off 5 workers
• In Nanuet, heritage is paraded for Columbus Day
• Nursing home deep in debt on top of county shortfall
• Wall Street protesters: We're in for the long haul
• Resident business owners work to rebuild communities
• Matthew Potel of Croton dies in Adirondacks hike
• Stony Pt. supervisor named in rival's lawsuit claiming 'defamatory' mailing
• Manning leads Giants' late rally in 31-27 victory
• Tigers pull evenwith Yankees as series shifts to Detroit
• Andy Rooney ends '60 Minutes' run of 33 years
• Mount Kisco's Gary Knell to head NPR
• Saw Mill Parkway closed in Mount Kisco
• Matthew Potel of Croton-on-Hudson killed aiding hikers on Adirondack trail
• Cuts at Lyndhurst to slash public tours
• Great Jack O'Lantern Blaze bathes Van Cortlandt Manor in eerie, pumpkin light
• Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory shares ancient skulls, bottled 'lava' at open house
• New York raids billions from road-repair fund even as infrastructure needs grow
• Battling breast cancer in a down economy
• Cano, Nova make Game 1 worth wait for Yanks, 9-3
• Gallardo out of shadows as Brewers win Game 1 of NLDS
• Condition critical: New York's Medicaid benefits costliest in United States
• Football: Clancy, Ossining top Sleepy Hollow in a classic
• New Rochelle walk aids food-allergy awareness
• Operation Christmas Child donors fill hearts by filling shoeboxes
• Chris Christie, take heart: You may be hefty, but you're no Taft
• White Plains Columbus Day Festival raises funds for charity, scholarships
• Bob Baird's readers offer insights on politics as usual
• Cross country: Brewster boys, girls win titles at own invitational
• FEMA gets another $2.65B in disaster relief funds, but other agencies' accounts are empty
• Nyack group will explore race, urges white people to join conversation
• Putnam woman in apparent snakebite death was being treated for depression, police report says
• Legionaries of Christ's New Castle property for sale after failed efforts for seminary, women's center
• Small plane crashes in Conn.
• Budget woes keep Yonkers schools' bands from Columbus Day parade Sunday
• Mama bear, cubs caught in Bardonia after a week on the lam
• Dead Briarcliff Manor teen's friends aren't talking; father sees similarities to Spierer case
• Lagudi family works to restore Sloatsburg home flooded during Irene before cold arrives
• FEMA: 3,900 residents slated for $6.5M in storm aid
• Bear Mountain Bridge toll increase proposed for January
• State DMV takes second look at waiving eye tests
• Medicaid bill would shift counties' share of costs to the state; Paulin, Castelli among Assembly sponsors
• U.S. incomes fall for first time in nearly 2 years
• White Plains Hospital pulls off 'fairy tale' wedding for cancer patient
• Rockland Barn Raiser helps return favors, aid needy children
• Rain suspends Yankees-Tigers ALDS opener
• Port Chester cop charged with DWI due in court Thursday
• Fearing breast cancer's costs
• Football: Avalos does it all in Dobbs Ferry's rout
• Mount Vernon's Cimmino voted into state's Basketball Hall of Fame
• Divers search Ramapo Quarry for N.J. fugitive after cadaver dog picks up scent
• Port Chester trustees want plain English for zoning, development signs
• Stony Point fire victim remains in critical condition
• Cuomo open to changing PEF contract, but not if it involves more money
• E. coli found in United Water well, no threat to public company says
• Three bears finally captured in Bardonia after chase
• Rockland's Nov. 8 elections: A complete list
• Rockland's Nov. 8 elections: A complete list
• Cuomo "open to tweaks" of contract in effort to avert 3,500 state layoffs; union prez 'encouraged'
• NYPD on high alert with news of radical cleric's death
• Yonkers man, 85, dragged when car goes into reverse
• Cops: Pot found in student who died at Skidmore College; friends not talking
• Yonkers man returns from laundry room, finds burglar in his apartment; Bronx man charged
• Stony Point woman remains critical following kitchen fire
• State reportedly reconsidering new rule allowing drivers to skip eye exam for license renewals
• Troopers charge 3 with drunken driving on I-87, I-95, Route 9
• Orangeburg Barn Raiser to raise funds for children
• NJ thieves may have swapped key after test drive to take $148K Porsche
• US strike kills American al-Qaida cleric Anwar al-Awlaki in Yemen
• The LoHud Yankees Blog: latest updates about the ALDS
• NJ girl, 14, dies after suffering apparent cardiac arrest in gym class
• Yankees games train service: Metro-North, subway 'Nostalgia Special'
• State warns against unpasteurized milk from 1 upstate farm
• Accident cleared from S/B Taconic in Yorktown
• Medicaid switch Saturday affects 3 million people in New York, limits drugs covered
• White Plains downtown fountain criticized for cost: $39G a year
• Sept. 11 families will join Native American blessing ceremony
• Advocates seek dignity for Rockland Psychiatric Center patients buried in anonymity
• Putnam moves toward adopting $141 million budget, dumps retiree insurance hike
• Let the Great Jack O'Lantern Blaze begin, plus more Halloween fun
• Editorial: Computer-chip makers place a $4.4B bet on NY
• Live at noon on LoHud: Talk Yankees-Tigers baseball with Chad Jennings
• Box truck loses roof to bridge on Hutch
• Ramapo delays Spook Rock Pool upgrades, says bids too expensive
• ALDS Preview: Yankees' rotation will finally have to answer big questions
• Economy gaining but not enough to cut unemployment
• ATM 'skimmers,' cameras found in Bronxville, Yonkers, Pelham; how to spot them
• Woman enters prison for stealing $30,000 from Cold Spring nonprofit, faces Peekskill charges
• Tuckahoe woman Castracucco pleads guilty to negligent homicide in mother's death
• 3 reputed gang members sentenced to up to 100 years each in Yonkers crimes
• Democrats suspicious of GOP official over found ballots in Westchester primary
• Friends plan one last barbecue for Charles Campbell, slain in 1996 Dobbs Ferry parking dispute
• Volunteers needed to plant trees, shrubs by Pascack Brook
• Permit process slows flood prevention work
• Nyack residents organize to fight school, state cutbacks
• Gang members sentenced, one gets 100 years
• Ramapo pool repair bids rejected by Town Board
• Safe pulled from wall in Scarsdale home break-in
• Clerk locked up after Cortlandt store is busted 7th time for underage beer sale
• Registration deadline looms for run/walk in memory of slain White Plains college student
• Rockland advocates bring dignity to unmarked graves
• Dutchess woman who embezzled $30k from Cold Spring non-profit starts prison term; Peekskill case pending
• Tuckahoe woman pleads guilty to negligent homicide in mother's death
• Goldens Bridge, North Salem women charged with drunken driving in Mount Kisco, Patterson
• One last BBQ for man slain in Dobbs Ferry parking dispute
• Listen at noon: George Washington's headquarters future the topic on Phil Reisman's radio show
• Listen at noon: George Washington's headquarters future the topic on Phil Reisman's radio show
• Hutch: Disabled tractor-trailer removed from northbound parkway in New Rochelle
• Man awaiting court appearance accused of stealing NJ police chief's sunglasses
• Syracuse University: Police investigate student muggings near campus
• Weather: Flood advisories, possible thunderstorms today; brisk weekend; 7-day forecast
• Bag the rake, not the leaves
• DEC releases Marcellus Shale hydrofracking regulations, sets public hearings
• Narcissism can make or break politicians, experts say in wake of Richard St. Paul revelations
• Cross County Shopping Center completes expansion; major tenants opening at Ridge Hill
• Former New Rochelle DPW fleet manager pleads guilty to records tampering
• SPCA plans Adoption Extravaganza for dogs rescued from high-kill shelters
• Hen Hud finalizes $30 million bond proposal, focuses on rehab, science, arts
• Brewster Founders Day festival, Columbus Day parade in Mahopac set for Sunday
• Orangetown court has 4,000-ticket backlog, traffic fines go uncollected amid staff shortage
• New York Medical College, Yale look for new tick-borne disease in region
• Bronxville police: Skimmer, hidden camera found at HSBC Bank ATM
• Rockland day-care providers await late payments from county, say no notice given
• Editorial: Union vote represents a lost opportunity for reform
• State sends layoff notices for Public Employees Federation workers after union rejects contract
• Sloatsburg arson: Video shows shirtless man setting fire to boat
• 3 Lakeland High grads prepare for Afghanistan, Guard service inspired by Sept. 11
• Rays stun Yankees, keep Boston out of playoffs
• 7 p.m. webcast: High school football talk with Clarkstown North, Ossining, Sleepy Hollow players
• Financial crisis puts European Union in jeopardy
• Mahopac schools will sponsor health fair
• State: Medicaid overpaid nursing homes $42 million; poor recording of patient income cited
• I-684 reopened after jack-knifed tractor-trailer removed, residual delays expected
• Dye turns Nyack Creek green
• Nanuet to host Rockland Columbus Day Parade
• White Plains man accused of threatening roommate over light
• 2 charged after Brewster brawl
• Former New Rochelle DPW fleet manager pleads guilty to records tampering
• Orangetown court has 4,000 ticket backlog
• 2 hurt when school bus on way to Yorktown BOCES crashes in Somers
• Editorial Board poll: Chris Christie for president?
• DEC releases hydrofracking regulations, sets public hearings
• The best thing chefs ever ate: Rosh Hashana edition
• Sloatsburg boat, trucks fire called arson; Ramapo cops have suspect on video
• Metro-North train kills person in Waterbury, Conn.
• NJ officials going after Garden State Parkway, NJ Turnpike toll cheats
• White Plains, Brewster, Dutchess drivers charged with DWI on Sprain, Routes 6, 9
• 2 lanes reopened on I-87 north in Tarrytown
• Times Square to get new sleek redesign
• I-84 accident slowing commute at interchange with I-684
• New Haven Line back on schedule after morning rush delays
• Police: Man injured after losing control of car during street race on Sprain
• Accident cleared from lane of S/B Hutch in Harrison
• Clarkstown school officials reach impasse over special-education solutions
• Editorial: So where's the mandate relief?
• New state law recognizes the stillborn with certificates
• Cano moves up but Yankees fall to Rays
• Court: New Rochelle mayor candidate St. Paul owes thousands in child support
• Bronx man gets 35 years to life for murders of Yonkers couple
• 2 posed as cops in prostitution shakedown scam in Cortlandt, police say
• Stony Point moves to sue state agency over North Rockland taxes
• 7 tips for saving on holiday flying and lodging
• Brewster man had West Nile virus
• Rams' two-way stars to join Josh Thomson at 7 p.m. Thursday for Varsity Insider Chat
• DMV ends eye tests for renewing driver's licenses; safety experts criticize move
• Chestnut Ridge head-on car collision leaves 3 injured
• Ed Cox cruises to second term as state GOP chairman after party's upset House win
• Crime and courts news: 'Panhandler' held in Peekskill robbery; more
• IBM leads $4.4 billion New York investment including jobs at Yorktown Heights site
• Public Employees Federation rejects contract with three-year salary freeze to avert 3,500 layoffs
• Abortion opponents to rally at Life Chain events Sunday in Nanuet, Westchester
• Driver injured when van slams into White Plains bank
• Applications for Cortlandt affordable-housing complex accepted through Friday
• Boys soccer: Red-hot Pearl River blanks Ramapo 4-0
• FDR Park in Yorktown will host annual walk supporting those affected by ovarian, breast cancers
• Woman, man posed as cops in Internet prostitution scam, Westchester County cops say
• Tape of Michael Jackson includes slurred words on concerts as trial of his doctor opens
• Cortlandt, Peekskill, Yorktown blotter: Pit bull bites cop; unlicensed contractor; bottles tossed at car, more
• OnStar changes connection policy over privacy concerns; Schumer had sought probe
• Forgery charge at White Plains' Nordstrom store
• Putnam under-age alcohol-sale checks: 15 stores cited
• State Power Authority scraps Great Lakes wind turbine project
• New home sales in Rockland, Orange ready for search
• 6 LI high schoolers paid college student to take SATs for them, authorities say
• NY tech deal: new IBM jobs in Yorktown
• Peekskill man, 31, accused of robbing 11-year-old boy of jewelry, cell phone
• Joan Jett, Guns 'N Roses, Heart, The Cure nominated for rock hall
• 2014 Super Bowl logo features George Washington Bridge
• 2-car accident on N/B Bronx River Parkway cleared
• Watch your iPad, cell phone on subway: Thefts of electronic devices rising, especially on weekends
• Troopers issue 36 tickets in Taconic speeding crackdown
• Peekskill, Brewster motorists charged with drunken driving
• Man charged in Yonkers foiled gas station robbery; employee disarmed robber, who fled
• Police, FBI probe failed Yonkers bank robbery; 4 masked gunmen 'spooked,' flee empty-handed
• Residual I-684 S/B delays after late-running paving operation is cleared
• DMV dropping vision test for driver's license renewals
• Sen. Chuck Schumer: Make school football helmets safer
• Lauren Spierer: Private investigator apologizes for comparing Bloomington, Ind. chief to Gomer Pyle
• Shift in deportation policy leaves many uncertain of status
• Briarcliff Manor's North State Road to get temporary fix to reopen, more costly repair needed
• Senate approves stopgap spending bill
• FASNY outlines plans for White Plains school
• Yonkers teachers, union leaders protest state aid cuts
• A rolling recording studio in John Lennon's memory stops at BOCES in Valhalla
• Montebello Road bridge closed after severe structural damage found
• Employees to picket New City post office
• Rockland towns ponder first budget plans under property tax cap
• 4 charged with cheating Rockland County agencies of $44,000
• New Hempstead resident petitions to block East Ramapo's lease of Hillcrest school to yeshiva
• Ardsley leaders call on Westchester to repair bridge
• Sharing a life together but not necessarily a bed
• Katonah-Lewisboro students escape injury in bus accident
• Rays beat Yankees, tie Red Sox for AL wild card
• Metro-North: Train service to return to Port Jervis Line by December; costs may exceed $50M
• Ardsley sports center proposal reflects fitness industry's interest in Westchester County
• Scenes for an upcoming movie filmed in White Plains
• Climber hospitalized after fall in North Salem
• Supermarkets start bagging self-serve checkouts
• Van crashes into Chase Bank in White Plains
• Six more Yonkers residents charged in Scarsdale station attack
• New City father charged with DWI after crash with 4 kids in car
• United Way of Putnam’s 3rd Annual Putnam Best Chefs And Fine Wines Benefiting United Way’s Health Initiatives
• Police: Accused murder Lau charged with assault after 2nd attack on officer
• NY drops eye test for driver's license renewal
• Gov't shutdown averted; disaster aid dispute surmounted
• Montebello Road bridge closed after severe structural damage found
• Greenburgh teens charged with underage drinking
• Prosecutor: Witness in Eastchester murder trial didn't want to discuss the case during August visit
• Putnam blotter: Neighbor accused of lewdness; harassing calls; hospital assault; more
• Eric Lau's murder trial could get started in November; accused of killing neighbor Jami Erlich
• Mahopac man tampered with witness via text messages, Carmel cops say
• New City man charged with DWI with his four kids in car after crashing into tree
• Yorktown, Carmel, Mahopac drivers charged with DWI in Carmel
• Four charged in Rockland with welfare fraud
• Lauren Spierer disappearance: Family's detective calls Ind. police chief 'Gomer Pyle'
• Port Jervis line train service to return by December; costs may exceed $50M
• 2 suffer smoke inhalation in Peekskill house fire caused by reptile heating lamp
• Stamford man 'critical' after car hit him as he crossed Greenburgh's Tarrytown Road
• Bridge ratings database: Check the condition of the bridges you use
• 2,000-year-old Dead Sea Scrolls go online
• School bus in accident in Katonah; 19 schoolchildren taken to hospital to be checked
• Broken bridges: Closures, patchwork repairs become norm as region's spans age. Special report
• Republican presidential candidates seek Donald Trump stamp of approval
• Troopers charge 14 with drunken or drugged driving in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam
• David Letterman to make TV pitch for upstate flood victims
• Work week weather: Warm and humid then a cool, fall-like weekend; 7-day forecast
• Trees dedicated to two fallen Westchester servicemen
• Mark Twain's 'Eve's Diary' comes off the banned book list
• Cyclists cross Hudson River spans for MS
• Time to clean up your garden and put it to bed for the winter
• New Rochelle's Ward Acres is open for green plans
• Mets' Pelfrey ends a lost season
• Chestnut Ridge school gym to reopen after damaged in Irene
• Jesus Montero to make Yankees' playoff roster
• Ramapo repairs field hit by Irene
• A.J. Burnett makes his push as Yankees split with Boston
• Jets run over by Raiders
• JCC of Rockland unveils memorial to Olympics' 'Munich 11'
• Giants score a knockout
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• Westchester County, Yonkers honor soldiers killed in action
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• Cuomo vetoes fireworks legislation, citing safety concerns
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• Bowline's exposed gas, power lines along Minisceongo Creek to be fixed
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• Satellite slows; fall to Earth delayed
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• Weather: Flood watch through Saturday with downpours possible; weekend forecast
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• Swimming: Rye gets off to fast start
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• Texting-while-driving tickets rise sharply under new law
• Leon re-takes Democratic line in Spring Valley; McClintock grabs party line in Suffern
• Scripps heiress indicted in Vermont
• Drugs not a factor in Briarcliff teen's death but family still seeks answers
• Mamaroneck child rapist sentenced to 25 years
• Editorial Board polls: Obama on jobs, deficit reduction
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• Ramapo man charged with felony marijuana possession
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• 17 injured when scaffolding collapses, hits bus in NYC
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• Repeal of gay ban causing few waves in military
• Fact check: Data disputes Obama claim that millionaires pay less in taxes than secretaries
• Stony Point woman overcome in house fire rushed to hospital; police officer suffers smoke inhalation
• A, B, C, and D subway lines reopen after water main break
• Woman injured when car hits modular home on Route 6 in Southeast
• In brief: Body found in New Rochelle basement; FEMA center rolling into Putnam; more
• Faulty extension cord triggers Yonkers blaze, 3 families homeless
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• New City post office named after late Assemblyman Kenneth Zebrowski
• Nyack campaign sign stirs controversy
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• Man, 36, struck by train in Mount Kisco remains in critical condition
• Croton man announces run against Ball
• Peekskill tattoo artist hits snags in plans for downtown parlor
• Cuomo announces work program to aid storm recovery
• 'Biomass' plant proposed for former Precision Valve property in Yonkers
• Giants cash in chances, beat Rams 28-16
• 2 injured, a person in custody after Sleepy Hollow incident
• Crime in New York drops in first half of year
• GOP defends decision to suspend, not fire, county legislative aide Bernard Molloy after second DWI arrest
• Stony Point mulls suing state over school tax equalization rate
• Greenburgh judicial candidate's run may violate federal election law
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• Fed: Dealer's arrest spooked cop
• People agree with Obama on reforming the tax code — the how is a different matter
• Replay: State's chief judge talks with editors about legal help for those fighting foreclosure, evictions, more
• Feds: Westchester County cop charged in oxycodone trafficking ring got spooked after dealer questioned
• New City post office named after late Assemblyman Ken Zebrowski
• Croton man kicks off run against Ball
• Nyack campaign sign at center of campaign controversy
• Man, 36, struck by train in Mount Kisco remains critical
• Driver charged after hitting 3 parked cars in New Rochelle
• Tuckahoe driver was drunk with child in car, crashed, cops say
• Yankee Stadium hotel ideas sought
• Former wrestling coach asks forgiveness of White Plains hit-run victim
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• Mount Vernon convict indicted in stabbing of ex-girlfriend outside church
• Crime down statewide but up in Westchester, Putnam; Rockland sees violent crime spike
• State to meet on Memorial Sloan Kettering plan for cancer center in Harrison
• Poll: Nearly half of New Yorkers affected by recent storms
• Pearson PLC to relocate 600 jobs to NYC by 2014; some to come from White Plains
• Opinion Roundup: Westchester's housing settlement; Irene recovery; health exchanges
• Legionnaire's bacteria found in Sloan-Kettering hospital water
• Man stopped in stolen car runs from Clarkstown traffic stop, is sniffed out by police dog
• Third-rail problem delays Hudson Line trains 10-15 minutes
• Obama to propose $1.5 trillion in new taxes targeting the wealthy as part of deficit-reduction plan
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• Netflix to separate its DVD, streaming businesses
• Metro-North restores some service on Port Jervis line
• Giants' offense looks to regain its identity against Rams
• Benefit in Yorktown to honor 2 cancer victims
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• Rye Brook police: 2 shot in dispute; 1 listed as critical
• Jets throw back the Jaguars
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• Man struck by train in Mt. Kisco station
• Cuomo tours areas hard hit by storms
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• New Castle hires public spaces firm to study Millwood
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• Colors of fall remain to be seen
• NY skydiver falls to death after losing parachute
• Groom dies in ATV accident on wedding night
• Obama to offer deficit reduction package with $1.5 trillion in new tax revenue
• Unique hip surgery has fans
• 'Modern Family,' 'Mad Men' win big at Emmy Awards
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• Man struck by train at Mount Kisco station
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• Two shot, wounded in Rye Brook
• Comptroller's draft audit blasts Ramapo's ballpark financing, budget planning
• Man accused of stealing 2 cars in Cold Spring, crashing them
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• Pride on display at firefighters' parade in Ardsley
• Shooting reported in Rye Brook
• Rockland Holocaust Center exhibit features biographies of 22 Dachau prisoners
• DWI arrest tests Board of Legislators' zero-tolerance policy
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• Rights, Capasso's fates await Putnam count of write-ins and absentees Tuesday
• Oxycodone bust tied to Westchester airport highlights U.S. explosion of prescription-drug abuse
• A Journal News editorial: Housing foes embrace politics, shun history
• Exonerated Mahopac special-education teacher describes 'pure hell' of criminal case
• Dutchess man steals Putnam cars because "the train doesn't go to Walmart"
• Kara Kennedy dies; daughter of late Sen. Edward Kennedy
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• Troopers charge 4 with DWI in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam
• Mahopac woman charged with DWI on Rt. 132 in Yorktown
• 3 arrested, 43 ticketed in DWI checkpoint in Mount Vernon
• Varsity football: Somers wins as TZ falls just short
• Eight-acre, 48-room Purchase estate heads to the auction block
• 5 Westchester rabies cases reported in 10 days; county's total up from last year
• Nyack Hospital ranked a top performer by national accrediting group
• Stony Point parade honors all 4 champion Little League teams
• Westchester legislators call for annual budget for flood mitigation, demand action by county
• Rockland County Legislature plans Summit Park study
• Republican aide on Westchester board charged with DWI again
• Household wealth dipped in the spring while corporations added cash
• SPCA: Hastings man charged with harboring fighting dogs in Yonkers
• Yonkers-raised astronaut Ron Garan returns to Earth after space station stint
• Varsity football: North Rockland makes statement with win over White Plains
• New rabbi helps Upper Nyack congregation turn 120 years young
• Annual herb fair set for Sept. 22 at John Jay Homestead in Katonah
• Bedford teenager sues Mount Kisco, cites invasive strip search
• Westchester lawmakers want say in housing settlement, cite HUD-Astorino stalemate
• Red Raider Run: North Rockland's Purdy, New Rochelle's Marshall lead the way
• Yonkers detectives probe whether bar owner's death was homicide or suicide
• Ex-Ramapo groundskeeper wins $1 in civil rights case vs. town
• Longtime North Castle Republican Weaver pins hopes on Democratic line
• Man exposes self on Old Croton Aqueduct
• Official: More than 75 injured in air race crash
• Police: Calif. woman busted in Carmel with 60 pounds of marijuana
• Ex-Ramapo groundskeeper wins $1 in civil-rights case vs. town
• Nyack Hospital awarded top ranking
• White Plains police investigating burglary of Lake Street deli
• Bronxville schools reach contract with teachers
• Five new cases of rabies in Westchester
• Yonkers-raised astronaut Ron Garan back on Earth after space station stint
• White Plains man arrested for drugs after neighbors complain
• North Castle: Arden gains votes in GOP supervisor's primary
• Queens men passed bogus $100 bills at Jeff Valley Mall, cops say
• County aide busted in 2nd DWI
• Troopers issue 68 tickets in crackdown on I-684
• Feelings of fall in the forecast
• Boys soccer: Keio sends message with 3-0 win over Byram Hills
• Ossining will debut kayak launch at Engel Park during festival Saturday
• NASA announces discovery of 'Star Wars'-type planet that orbits dual suns
• Earth Watch: At this rate, get used to floods
• Haverstraw 'Bank Corner' building is up for auction
• Port Chester man hits $1 million lottery jackpot with 'Poker'
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• Metro-North plots Port Jervis Line repairs, needs 100,000 tons of stone for work
• In brief: FEMA opens Mount Kisco office; Saturday car wash to benefit Putnam SPCA
• Leibell's ex-aide Maguire faces prison, admits telling contractor to mislead grand jury
• Heating-oil prices rise as winter approaches
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• Iona men's soccer breaks into Top 25
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• Davis pulls ahead in Mount Vernon primary count
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• In Westchester, 123 lives honored at The Rising
• Memorial opens as a nation mourns
• Spring Valley crash injures motorcyclist en-route to 9/11 tribute
• NYC sees spike in suspicious package reports
• Dolan, Egan hold Mass at 9/11 damaged St. Peter's
• Pentagon: 1,600 honor the fallen
• Flight 93: 'New standard for American bravery'
• Giuliani: 9/11 changed the country in a good way
• Ribbons and tears at Ground Zero 9/11 ceremonies
• What will Metro-North train platform smoke ban mean?
• Swimmers brave Hudson River to fight cancer
• North Castle has 2 slates in GOP primary; Arden challenges Supervisor Weaver
• Three students' music tribute celebrates life at Mount Vernon synagogue
• Brakewood, Jaffe talk reforms in Democratic primary for Westchester District 6
• 9/11 tribute section today in The Journal News
• Municipalities want state to cover more storm costs
• North Rockland field honors 13 who died at WTC; communities hold ceremonies on eve of 10th anniversary
• Hanger holds relics of steel: Debris from WTC given for displays worldwide
• Rockland paramedics head upstate to aid flood-stricken communities
• Today: September 11 events in Westchester and Putnam
• Election guide: Candidates running in Tuesday's primary, November's general election
• Today: 9/11 memorial events in Rockland
• State shifts focus to hydrofracturing hearings, report
• Marking milestones without their fathers
• Cover story: 3,652 days, and we remember
• Haverstraw residents worry about group home's new residents
• Service, sacrifice mark painful decade
• Water-use restrictions lifted for Westchester communities
• LoBue seeks to keep Putnam board seat; primary foe McGuigan hopes to regain it
• A decade later, an evolving — but still proud — financial district
• Yorktown Grange Fair's animals are big draw, part of deep heritage
• Councilman Capasso challenges Supervisor Griffin in Patterson GOP primary
• New towers rise above Ground Zero
• Yorktown Republican primary candidates fight over business
• Lower Hudson Valley communities still cope with 9/11 losses
• 5 Rockland legislators face major-party primaries
• Emergency response far better 10 years after terrorist attacks
• Journal News editorial: We adapt as the world changes
• Charity efforts help families channel sorrow into good works
• Losses on Sept. 11 are personal to us all
• Agencies collaborate for a common cause: security
• Westchester legislators will have independent review of their financial ties
• Westchester, St. Vincent's to launch new psychiatric crisis team
• Remember Rick Rescorla, and sing out loud
• Swimmers kick around Hudson for a cause
• Boy who symbolized nation's grief now is man who honors mom's memory
• FEMA opens relief center today at Ramapo stadium
• Varsity football: Somers gets in gear in second half to top Rye
• Simone, Ahler vie in GOP primary for Carmel highway chief
• Suffern Mayor LaCorte faces Trustee Meehan in Democratic mayoral primary
• Mount Vernon mayoral candidates' claims get put to the test
• New Rochelle cop who pleaded guilty to DWI resigns, faced departmental hearing
• Tarrytown dismisses disciplinary charges against supervisor in manhole deaths
• Kolesar, who rescued captain, among Rockland firefighters honored at convention
• List: 9/11 memorial events in Rockland
• Katonah accountant admits guilt in $2 million gas-pipeline fraud
• List: September 11 events in Westchester-Putnam
• White Plains gathers to remember 6 lost on Sept. 11
• Small businesses say Obama plan might fuel hiring
• Dozens on Lower Hudson Valley ballots would qualify for salary plus public pension
• Varsity football: Ossining rallies after half, tops John Jay
• 9/11 tribute section Sunday in The Journal News
• Election guide: Candidates running in Tuesday's primary, November's general election
• Spring Valley boy, 5, shocked by wire after Irene dies
• Aqueduct closure prompts water-use restrictions in parts of Westchester
• Police checkpoints, radiation detectors deployed in region to counter bomb threat
• Varsity football: Mitchell's two TDs lift Nyack
• Motorcyclist killed in New Rochelle crash
• Spring Valley boy hurt during Irene dies
• Aqueduct closure prompts water-use restrictions in parts of Westchester
• Pearl River fire severely damages home, no injuries reported
• Election guide: Candidates running in primary, November in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam
• Yorktown, Cortlandt blotter: Woman, tot assaulted; theft from home; shoplifting, more
• New Rochelle police officer who drove drunk resigns; was facing departmental hearing
• Tarrytown drops charges in manhole deaths
• FEMA opening up relief center at Ramapo stadium
• Coming Sunday in The Journal News: special 9/11 tribute section
• Funeral Monday for Irvington woman who wandered from home
• Tappan man charged with burglarizing Ramapo bagel shop
• Power restored after car hits pole on Mountainview Avenue in Valley Cottage
• Hutchinson River Parkway drawbridge in the Bronx stuck; big traffic backups expected
• Conn. men charged with burglarizing dead woman's home
• Peyton Manning out indefinitely after second neck surgery
• 9 a.m. UPDATE: Saw Mill closed in Mount Pleasant; BRP, other parkways open
• New mosquito species in Rockland likes humans, can spread diseases
• Rockland quarterbacks a mystery
• Doctor from Chappaqua killed in fluke Taconic accident
• Alternative league teams back in play
• Editorial: Plan now to curb future storm-related misery
• High school football preview: Varsity football season at a glance
• Tropical Storm Lee keeps region swamped
• High school football preview: Quarterbacks take center stage for 2011 season
• Former Rockland credit union CEO gets 18 months in $150,000 theft
• 9/11 responders live with injuries, illnesses sustained at Ground Zero
• A.G. Schneiderman warns of 9/11 scams
• Obama focuses on tax cuts in $450 million jobs plan, puts pressure on Congress to act
• $3.5 million N.Y. appliance rebate plan runs out of funds
• NY authorities step up security in response to reported al-Qaida car bomb threat tied to 9/11 anniversary
• Cuomo surveys Binghamton floods, seeks aid for Southern Tier, Finger Lakes
• Sparkill pastor, a 9/11 chaplain, blessed remains at 'sacred site' of Ground Zero
• FEMA adds Putnam to aid list for Irene
• Kavesh, Laird-White focus on Nyack downtown in pivotal Democratic mayoral primary
• List: 9/11 memorial events in Rockland
• Putnam sex-abuse charges dropped against Ossining man after girl's family discourages trial
• List: 9/11 events in Westchester-Putnam
• High school football preview: Crusaders, Gaels have QB options
• Flooding shuts portions of parkways
• Officials: Terror threat for Washington, New York
• Astorino tells Fox's Sean Hannity: 'We are holding firm' in fighting feds on housing settlement
• Rockland ex-credit union leader gets 18 months in federal prison
• Ground Zero chaplain remembers 9/11
• Buchanan man held in Cortlandt hair salon burglary
• Doctor from Chappaqua killed in freak accident on Taconic in Putnam Valley
• New Rochelle nursing home administrator stole $2.2 million from Medicaid
• White Plains store employee charged in theft
• 'Operation Safeguard' under way in Westchester, Putnam for 9/11 anniversary
• Putnam man to be deported after admitting to crime
• Sleepy Hollow FD, others raise funds for Prattsville, NY
• Rewind: Editorial Spotlight on Irene, flooding
• Listen at noon: Yonkers mayoral candidate Mike Spano on Phil Reisman's radio show
• Serious crash closes northbound Taconic Parkway in Putnam Valley
• Rye's Indian Village neighborhood takes some water but avoids major flooding
• 9 a.m. UPDATE: Rain floods roads again: Closures on BRP, Saw Mill, Hutch, Taconic, Sprain, 9A
• Port Jervis damage estimate due soon; commuter bus service expands
• New rains flood Greenburgh couple's home for fourth time in 15 months
• Putnam's proposed 2012 budget adds 6 jobs, gives few raises, stays under tax cap
• Listeners to Obama's jobs speech will have different priorities
• Rockland accused of rigging bus bid; county claims lawsuit risks $4M in funding
• Businesses post most job openings in 3 years
• After husband's 9/11 death, son's birth, woman went public with her emotions
• Rockland boys cross country preview: Bernard hopes to make impact for Red Raiders in return from injury
• Rockland 9/11 victim's red bandanna becomes symbol of courage to promote good will
• N.Y. racetracks, tribes press case for casinos
• Westchester boys cross country preview: Brewster primed for huge season
• Senate committee passes $7.3B in disaster relief
• Federal judge rejects concealed-gun lawsuit by Westchester residents
• Rockland girls cross country preview: Pearl River concentrating on keeping 'Streak' intact
• DEC releases hydrofracking economics report, will schedule hearings
• Westchester girls cross country preview: Cain, Rizzo back to lead Bronxville juggernaut
• Virus kills 100 deer in Clarkstown
• Volunteers, Ossining students help Food Bank pack groceries for pantries as part of 9/11 service day
• Former Rockland man Laguerre Payen gets 25 years in Newburgh Four terror case
• Annual Greenburgh Dog Swim Expected to Draw Hundreds of Canines to Ardsley Pools
• Former cop from Yonkers sentenced
• White Plains approves 4-year CSEA contract
• New Rochelle teen sentenced for Manhattan mugging spree
• Putnam County executive proposes 2012 budget with small tax increase
• DEC releases hydrofracking report, will hold hearings
• Putnam police blotter: thefts from home, car; many unlicensed drivers, more
• FEMA opens Irene recovery aid center in White Plains
• 2 p.m. update: Flooding recedes on parkways, other major roads
• Opinion Roundup: Sept. 11; hospital safety
• Valley Cottage man indicted on attempted murder in neighbor's shooting
• Poll shows New Yorkers sour on government, economy
• Nanuet man charged with drunken driving on Route 59 in Clarkstown
• Salvage crew lifts burned yacht from Haverstraw Marina waters
• Poll: New Yorkers dissatisfied with quality of NYC schools
• NJ man ticketed for riding motorcycle with dog on his lap
• Judge spares life of Conn. golden retriever but boots him from state
• Troopers make 2 drug arrests in Yorktown, Somers
• School bus, county police car collide on Sprain; no injuries
• State education commissioner urges hard work in opening-of-school message
• Ossining house fire displaces 14; firefighter treated for heat exhaustion
• Yankees beat Orioles in rain-delayed mess
• New City parents who lost son on 9/11 preserve mementos for grandchildren
• Assembly: Inmate law would shrink many upstate Senate districts
• FEMA considers relief for Putnam, opens recovery center in White Plains
• Rockland tennis preview: Dwyer twins serving notice for Red Raiders; area overview
• Body of Betty Iannarelli found in remote spot; area had been searched
• Man electrocuted in rescue try of Spring Valley boy also hailed as saving mother
• Tax dispute could sink Yorktown pool
• 4 on ballot, but 3 are running in Democratic primary for Rockland Family Court
• New storm floods Westchester parkways; closures on BRP, Hutch, Saw Mill, Sprain; I-87, 287 backups
• 2 p.m. webcast: More storms like Irene in our future? Experts discuss on LoHud.com
• Text messages among visitors escalated Playland fracas, Westchester police chief tells legislators
• White Plains expects to extend open-space moratorium, delay French-American School decision
• Moon photos show tracks, trash
• PepsiCo renews its huge marketing partnership with NFL
• 9/11 memorial flag unveiled
• Plan targets sewage, stormwater to protect Long Island Sound habitats
• 7 p.m. on LoHud: High school football preview with Varsity Insider Josh Thomson
• Westchester/Putnam tennis preview: Kaufman, Scarsdale teammates aim high — as usual
• Route 303 in Rockland reopens after overnight flooding; Sloatsburg mayor meets with SOS over fuel spill
• Schools reopen with energy amid budget cuts, storm disruptions
• Flooding forces closures along parkways
• 5 accused in Dobbs Ferry, Mamaroneck muggings
• More rain could bring more Rockland flooding
• Medical examiner confirms woman's body is Betty Iannarelli
• 4 crashes reported on rain-soaked Hutch
• Tuckahoe mom accused of assaulting teen son
• Rockland bus bid stalled in court
• Fare-share from White Plains to Sleepy Hollow ends in robbery
• Yonkers child abuser sentenced; lashes out at victim's mother
• First of Playland melee suspects appear in court, plead not guilty
• Mount Kisco bank robbed; man hands teller a note, escapes with cash
• Officials announce Westchester inititiative against underage drinking
• Employee from Garrison stole $1,800 from Sears in Jefferson Valley Mall, cops say
• 3 suspected illegal immigrants held in Putnam, Port Chester drug sales
• More storms like Irene in our future? Experts discuss, take questions at 2 Wed. on LoHud.com
• Opinion Roundup: Obama; Labor Day; Sept. 11
• I-84: Rollover eastbound near Exit 20 in Southeast
• PepsiCo and NFL renew sponsorship deal
• Troopers charge 19 with driving drunk or high in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam
• NJ man to take down 9/11 memorial he built in '01
• LI woman accused of suffocating dog
• Philipstown: Downed tree blocking Route 403 at Route 9D
• Route 120 in North Castle blocked N/B by downed tree near county airport; airport access OK
• Schumer tours Irene damage, promises fight for FEMA aid
• Candidates for public office: Contact us for election guide
• Body found in Irvington; likely missing 84-year-old Betty Iannarelli, police say
• County Conservative leaders target Rye town PAC
• Still undecided, Palin rails against Obama
• Fashion's Night Out zeroes in on style celebrities
• Obama says GOP must back US first, create jobs
• TV's crop of new fall shows is touting girl power
• Tornado touches down near Albany. See video.
• Rockland residents assess Irene losses as normalcy returns for some
• Hurricane Katia roars to Category 4 strength
• Westchester County legislature hires ex-Conservative Party head Gail Burns, accused of patronage
• Factory-like mills feed ravenous NYC, suburban heroin market
• A+ Teachers: Westchester and Rockland's most innovative educators
• Violence amid revelry at NYC's West Indian Day Parade
• Democrats in Rockland sheriff's race share police background, differ on plans
• New Castle ward referendum headed for November ballot
• House occupied by firefighters' families damaged by morning blaze; one man injured
• Spring Valley 9/11 widow starts again in Ohio
• National Weather Service: Heavy rains, flash flooding could strike Lower Hudson Valley
• Storm Damage from Irene in Westchester County? FEMA May Help You
• Police believe found body to be Irvington's Betty Iannarelli
• Flash flood watch for Westchester, Putnam, Rockland
• House occupied by firefighters' families damaged by morning blaze; one man injured
• Tornado touches down near Albany. See video.
• Dock for human-powered craft coming to Nyack Marina
• Tappan memorial garden to get makeover
• Greenburgh court's troubles heat primary race
• Cops ID White Plains shooting suspect, seek teen
• Taking fido to the park? Beware, he may not be allowed
• Rebates offered on energy-saving appliances
• Lauren Spierer's college friends: 'Where are you?'
• Signs of Irene's wrath linger
• Lower Manhattan is on the upswing 10 years later
• The Winuk family makes 9/11 a "day of goodness"
• Nadal provides drama after win at U.S. Open
• Irene's hardest-hit areas await solutions
• Maybin waived by Jets
• Infection rates not improving at hospitals
• Yankees' rotation remains a six pack; Sabathia wins 19th
• Walters' 'View' primed for run at top of daytime TV ratings
• Tropical storm soaks Gulf Coast
• Despite research, earthquakes still difficult to predict
• GOP candidates covet Independence line
• Briarcliff's buckled street at North State Road complicates travel
• BMFMS.com Goes Mobile!
• 8 shot at Bronx party; Mt. Vernon teen sought
• Lauren Spierer's college friends: 'Where are you?'
• Cops ID teen charged in White Plains shooting; still seeking Peekskill teen
• 2 shot in Yonkers
• Mt. Vernon man killed in Bx. hit-and-run
• Croton utility fire destroys two cars
• At last, Rye 9/11 widow Lynn McGuinn is 'over the hurdle'
• Doctor who is Muslim becomes ambassador for her faith
• RCC to host green-energy technology open house
• In Westchester and Rockland, flood prevention plans wallow as costs rise
• Artist Edward Giobbi's Katonah studio crushed by tree in storm
• Homeowners face long wait for storm repairs, as contractors face backlog
• Rockland field hockey preview: Suffern focused on unfinished business
• Indiana residents: College students ignore dangers
• Westchester field hockey preview: Lakeland looking for more of the same
• State's rural bridges deficient even before Irene
• Irene caused $20M in parks damage; Rockefeller Preserve, Bear Mountain reopening
• Bob Seligman, former Journal News sportswriter who found the heart of stories, dies at 61
• Wrong Pleasantville address sends fire donations to New York
• Reisman: Agency helped with rebirth of a salesman, now needs aid itself
• 1 man arrested in White Plains shooting; boy in critical after surgery
• Man charged with murder in Mount Vernon stabbing
• Suffern flooding shows history of bureaucratic failure
• Stony Point father rebuilds life for himself and his children after 9/11
• Man arrested in fatal stabbing in Mount Vernon
• Ball calls for investigation into power restoration delays
• One charged, one sought in White Plains shooting
• SHARE benefit concert will double as tribute to Dr. Martha MacGuffie
• Yacht's owner, cops seek answers as vessel is pulled from water at Haverstraw Marina
• Teen shot in White Plains park; 2 people sought
• Habitat for Humanity helps flooded homeowners, gears up for 9/11 service
• State surveys damage in West Nyack, Suffern
• Lauren Spierer search: Resolute parents move to Indiana, 'not giving up hope'
• Feds sue biggest U.S. banks over risky mortgages
• Soccer players brawl at Saxon Woods Park; 18 arrests, 1 cop injured
• Sharapova crumbles in crunch time
• FEMA to bring help centers to Westchester, Rockland; aid sought for Putnam
• Playland park ranger suffers broken arm, 5 others hurt in confrontation with Bronx man
• Yankees use defense, pitching to beat Jays
• Westchester girls soccer preview: Somers' Menta, Rodriguez a dangerous offensive duo
• Firefighters battle blaze at Pleasantville tire shop
• Cuomo asks New Yorkers to volunteer for Irene cleanup
• Rockland girls soccer preview: Clarkstown South looks to continue upward trajectory
• Putnam women take off today in the Cannonball Run
• Court dates start Tuesday from Playland melee
• Teenager shot in White Plains
• Lauren Spierer: Parents of missing student soldier on
• Burglary suspect tried to bribe witness while awaiting New Rochelle court hearing, cops say
• Sheriff says woman's hanging at ex-Suffern resident Jonah Shacknai's Calif. mansion was suicide
• Blind man assaulted in New Rochelle; nephew charged
• Peekskill's new Depew Park revealed this evening
• Ball to hold hearing on Irene response tomorrow
• Man assaulted for taking too long to pump gas, Kent cops say
• Yorktown man punctures neighbor's tire in dispute, cops say
• 18 arrested in soccer brawl at Saxon Woods
• Playland park ranger suffers broken arm, 3 others hurt in confrontation with Bronx man
• Rockland: Irene-related insurance help available
• 2 charged with drunken driving on Taconic, Palisades parkways
• State Sen. Greg Ball questions fellow Republican Rep. Nan Hayworth's stance on disaster aid
• Clarkstown: Road closure follows gas line strike
• Rockland: O&R pushes to restore power to final 616 customers
• Blood drive today in Kent being sponsored by Kent PBA
• Fire in North Salem home powered by generator since Tropical Storm Irene
• 3 Brooklyn men charged with fraud, having stolen goods at Palisades Center mall
• Employers add no net jobs in Aug.; unemployment rate unchanged at 9.1 percent
• Tsunami warning for Alaska's Aleutians after 7.1-magnitude earthquake
• UConn police major retiring amid pay controversy
• Basement fire out in Rye Brook home
• Jersey shore ready for post-Irene holiday weekend
• Holiday weekend weather: Sunny, humid, chance of a thunderstorm
• Contentious Southeast race features Independence Party write-in contest
• Mount Vernon students will see big and small changes in academics, buildings
• Purchase College ready to lease land for senior-citizen housing
• Ex-girlfriend indicted in Mount Ivy fire death
• Lauren Spierer's parents doubt friends' reports in her disappearance
• Audit: East Ramapo bungled millions
• Rockland boys soccer preview: Youthful North Rockland facing big obstacles
• Irene: Garnerville arts center tenants want access; tests say Sloatsburg water OK
• NJ Transit updates Port Jervis Line schedule, adds buses for Sloatsburg
• Westchester boys soccer preview: Rye Neck's Martinez has a knack for finding the net
• Muslim group's official: Police failed to show restraint in Playland headwear melee
• Police 'frustrated' over missing Irvington woman Betty Iannarelli
• Westchester, Rockland can get federal Irene aid; senators push for Putnam County
• Candidates for public office: Contact us for election guide
• Infuse your Labor Day weekend with music
• At least five Westchester women arrested in White House pipeline protest
• Serena soldiers on after Venus withdraws
• 3 Yonkers GOP mayoral candidates debate city's future
• 3 accused of cheating immigrant out of $3 million lottery jackpot
• Dannon adds yogurt scientists to Westchester's job mix
• Son of police officer killed in motorcycle crash on Garden State Parkway
• Sister: Death at former Suffern man's California mansion ruled suicide
• Burnett solid as Yankees get big win over Red Sox
• Missing Irvington woman: Cops 'have done everything we possibly can'
• NJ Transit to update train schedules in wake of Irene
• Lauren Spierer disappearance: Parents don't believe her college friends
• Super 11 football standouts revealed: Watch a webcast replay
• State says Irene damage covered in flood insurance
• Man found dead in Hastings commuter lot
• Clinton: Libya must deal with Lockerbie bomber
• Audit: East Ramapo has few records for $2.4 million textbooks
• Woman indicted on murder, arson charges in Mt. Ivy man's slaying
• David Einhorn's bid to buy into Mets falls through
• Peekskill man stomps girlfriend 's windshield outside Shrub Oak library, cops say
• Hudson Valley Hospital: Transformer fire causes power outage; 9 patients relocated
• Rail fully restored east of Hudson; Port Jervis line still out
• Troopers charge Peekskill man with drunken driving, Cortlandt teen with drugged driving
• Rockland: Power outages down to 1,295
• Nanuet woman charged with DWI after two-car collision in Monsey
• Car strikes pizzeria in Larchmont
• Listen at noon: Yonkers mayoral candidate Carlo Calvi on Phil Reisman's radio show
• Obama sets sights on jobs speech now that timing clash is settled
• 'Out of control' teen kicks cop in knee in Yorktown, police say
• I-95 commute south slow in Rye for broken-down truck
• Saw Mill lane closed N/B in Hawthorne where storm-damaged road has buckled
• Paul Amay of Mahopac admits to murdering teen wife, faces 22 years to life
• Venus' illness overshadows young Americans' exciting play
• Photos: Share your Irene pictures, view photos from other readers
• Croton drowning victim Peter Engel to be buried on Long Island
• State's fracking report delayed by storm
• Candidates for public office: Contact us for election guide
• Hughes unable to deliver win for Yankees
• Sloatsburg fears fuel contamination; Rockland residents upset as outages persist
• A dark, wet week for Sloatsburg family as power outage enters day five
• N.J. father of 2 killed in Route 17 motorcycle crash
• Reports: New York economy struggles, but better than most
• Fire destroys yacht, sinks second boat at Haverstraw Marina; cause under scrutiny
• Some Labor Day destinations damaged by Irene
• Haverstraw man gets 15 years for armed robbery outside Nyack steakhouse
• Teen talks of role in Playland melee over head scarves
• From falls to fumes, emergency rooms see rise in patients after storm
• Attention candidates for public office
• Report: Bus driver indicted in Interstate 95 crash that killed 15
• Government sues to block AT&T's T-Mobile acquisition
• Lost homes, upended lives on Lonergan Drive
• Study: Ancient humans used hand axes 1.76 million years ago
• Hijab is symbol of modesty but object of controversy
• Residents tell Yorktown how to be business-friendly
• Utility crews toil, residents boil as power recovery grinds along
• Armed burglar robs, restrains Spring Valley mother caring for tots
• Statewide damage from Tropical Storm Irene hits $1 billion; counties eligible for aid
• Fourth teen charged in Somers street-sign thefts
• NYT: Bus driver in March crash that killed 15 indicted
• Update: E-mails show organizers of Muslim outing to Playland aware of rules; flyer silent
• GPS units stolen from cars; 2 Yonkers teens charged
• Obama to address Congress next week on jobs
• Rockland: 2,800 remain without power; ice giveaway in Ramapo
• Update: Photographer on Playland melee: Authorities right to step in
• Update: Amusement parks' rules on headwear vary
• Southeast-Wassaic train service resuming this afternoon
• Did Irene change your weekend plans? Tell us
• Update: Muslim American Society of New York to issue statement on Playland melee
• New Rochelle police blotter: car break-ins
• Cuomo: $1 billion in damage from Tropical Storm Irene
• Update: Brooklyn woman on Playland melee: 'I started the whole thing'
• Candidates: Contact us for election guide
• New home sales in Rockland, Orange ready for search
• Armed man breaks into Spring Valley woman's apartment, threatening her, 2 children
• Con Ed giving out dry ice in Armonk and Cortlandt
• Sloatsburg: Water, food distribution at noon
• New Rochelle's water judged best in state
• Suspicious package on county bus in Port Chester
• Paul Amay pleads guilty in slaying of his teen wife in Putnam
• Fire destroys million-dollar boat, two others at Haverstraw Marina
• Obama issues disaster declaration for NY; aid for local governments, non-profits in Westchester, Rockland
• Pomona teen, Haverstraw man charged with driving while intoxicated
• Saw Mill: Broken traffic lights slowing commute on parkway in Thornwood
• Eastchester tree's damaging fall exacerbates neighbors' feud
• Town-by-town bridge, road closures in Rockland
• Flood waters recede, insurance claims rise
• Westchester, Putnam road closings, outages by town
• Harrison judge gets OK to hear Walsh pizza case
• Yankees fight past Red Sox in opener
• Municipalities cheer as White House puts stop to street-sign replacement mandate
• Iona College suspends provost, cites inaccuracies in student data
• Fire damages darkened Mamaroneck house
• Sloatsburg still reels from Irene: Power outages, roads shut, bridge gone, diesel spill
• Share your Irene photos, view photos from other readers
• Lessons from past storms helped prepare for Irene
• Westchester lifts Hudson River sewage alert; Irene caused spill at Yonkers pump station
• Thiells school damaged by floodwaters; other Rockland schools affected
• 15 arrested in Playland melee over head scarves
• Briarcliff Manor schools almost finished with summertime renovations
• Irene may drive out longtime Suffern business
• Port Jervis rail line closed; repairs may take months
• Dr. Peter Engel mourned after Croton River rafting death
• Irene causes extra work as schools prepare for opening day
• Nadal gets all he can handle while Serena cruises
• Lauren Spierer's mother disputes claim that she spoke with Rosenbaum
• Armonk family roughing it without power, water
• Haverstraw sisters seek help, yard ruined by flood for third time since March 2010
• Iona suspends provost, citing inaccuracies in student data
• Police arrest 15 at Playland in dispute over Muslim headwear
• Fire reported at Heritage Hills in Somers
• Spierer's mom refutes claim she spoke to last person to see missing daughter
• Supplies sought for Hurricane-struck upstate
• Did you know victim of rafting tragedy on Croton River?
• Rockland: Ice distributions today for those without power
• Thiells school damaged by floodwaters
• Harrison unwanted pizza case adjourned; town judge can preside
• Pesticide grenade prompts closure of road to Westchester County Airport; planes unaffected, I-684 exits reopened
• Sloatsburg man faces felony drug charges in Carmel
• Irene's devastation in upstate NY, VT, NJ: Read reports from our sister papers
• Feds drop street sign mandate in wake of Journal News report
• Driver injured in I-684 rollover in Southeast
• Tourism dilemma: Irene's gone but summer's not; Jersey shore hastens to bounce back
• 2 charged in $40,000 NYC weekend jewelry heist
• Conn. court overturns conviction in retired teacher's slaying, says suspect wasn't read his rights
• Irene delays opening of some Long Island colleges
• Troopers charge 5 with DWI in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam
• Upper Harlem Line: 30-minute delays because of earlier disabled trains near Katonah
• Local tales from Tropical Storm Irene
• Town-by-town bridge, road closures in Rockland
• Lauren Spierer missing: Family advocates safety in letter in campus newspaper
• Take our poll: Weigh in on the planning for Irene
• Thousands in Rockland may be without power for days; O&R blasted for response, communication
• Rate the response to Irene: Take our poll
• Residents told to avoid Hudson River after sewage spill caused by Irene
• The chatter about Irene was more vigilance than hype
• Businesses say Irene storm damage in millions, local governments still tallying costs
• A married lesbian priest is among five nominees to become the next Episcopal bishop of New York
• Irene relief: Where to donate
• Croton River storm victim was experienced rafter, friends say
• Irene leaves her mark on homes, streets
• Scripps heiress jailed after Vt. drug arrest
• When storm cancels Glen Island wedding, couple plan new one in hours
• Suffern residents return to mess
• Power still out? Here's some tips on food safety when the fridge goes dark
• Consumer spending rebounds, rose 0.8% in July
• Commute closer to normal today
• Rye apartments may be uninhabitable for weeks after 7,000-gallon oil spill
• Insurance premiums likely to rise after Irene
• Gallery: Reader photos of Tropical Storm Irene
• Proper tree maintenance goes a long way in avoiding major storm damage
• Officials tour Rye damage, talk of "partnership" for future flood prevention
• Win splits series in Baltimore, but A-Rod's thumb is not up as Yankees head to Boston
• Rockland neighborhoods struggle with storm damage
• 5-year-old electrocuted by live wire still critical; funds raised for man's family in Spring Valley
• Irene leaves babies with dramatic birth stories
• 2-1-1 Call Center Needs Volunteers and Donations
• Dry ice available at Mahopac firehouse at 7:30 tonight
• Irene closes parts of I-87, parkways, local routes
• Gallery: Reader photos of Tropical Storm Irene
• New Haven, Hudson lines are back. Upper Harlem, Port Jervis, Pascack Valley lines still suspended
• NYC fishing boat captain describes sailing across LI Sound during Irene
• Insurance: State offers tips on post-Irene claims - take photos first
• Rye apartment building may not be habitable for weeks
• Family of slain 8-year-old Leiby Kletzky sues suspect, father
• Spierer family advocates safety in letter in campus newspaper
• Rockland: Ice being distributed today in New City
• Dry ice running out fast
• Rockland community-by-community updates
• Westchester local street closings by community
• Cancellations, schedule announcements after the storm: Briarcliff, Carmel schools
• Take our poll: Weigh in on the planning for Irene
• Rate the response to Irene: Take our poll
• Hutch, Bronx River parkways reopening after storm flooding; Saw Mill still largely closed
• Police ID boaters in fatal capsize on Croton River
• Slain Scripps heiress' daughter behind bars: A look at her troubled life
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• Rockland: State of emergency begins at 6 p.m. tonight
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• 11 a.m. Thursday: Rep. Nan Hayworth live on LoHud.com
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• State's top court to hear '93 World Trade Center bombing case again
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• Earthquake jolts Lower Hudson Valley, but does little damage
• Millions of unseen species fill Earth
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• Pat Summitt, 59, Tennessee women's basketball coach, diagnosed with early onset dementia
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• Throw a late-summer dinner party
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• Cortlandt property's farm application rejected by Westchester
• 2 more boys charged in Somers street-sign thefts; Carmel charges may follow
• Yorktown clerk Roker rips 'real ugliness,' politics of state comptroller audit
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• Loss of cornerback Thomas for season overshadows Giants' rout of Bears
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• Threat to Letterman on Muslim forum: 'cut the tongue'
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• Hundreds mourn Carmel High grad killed in crash
• Seeking reactions to Lewisboro supervisor's DWI charge
• Troopers write 72 tickets on I-684
• Tree debris blocking S/B I-684 near Westchester airport
• Troopers charge 11 with DWI in lower Hudson Valley
• Orangeburg Commons developer moves to cleanse site
• Teacher makes history with ocean journey
• Union, state battle over new teacher evaluations
• North Castle hamlets get zoning study
• Umenyiora to return to practice with Giants
• Loss ends New City's title hopes for softball team
• A-Rod almost back for Yankees
• Cuomo's air trips home questioned
• Mets lose fifth straight
• Community gardens unite neighbors, feed needy
• Sept. 11 changed everything — about air travel
• Drivers to face soggy sequel to Sunday's rainstorm
• Fiscal 2012 spending cap higher than in House GOP proposal
• Last mission in Afghanistan fatal for Yonkers GI
• Obama begins political counteroffensive this week
• N.Y. troopers make 2nd-highest salaries in nation
• Daily news important as markets face volatile week
• Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired house hosts popular tour
• Yonkers motorcyclist killed in I-84 accident
• Jefferson Valley golf course to become family fun center
• From Saxon Woods Road to NASA:
• Soldier from Yonkers killed by IED just before return home
• Suicide bombers kill 22 in quiet Afghan province
• Strong wind topples stage at Ind. fair, killing 5
• Fisherman snares alligator at southern NJ preserve
• Rockland's Indian community turns out Sunday to celebrate independence
• NYPD officer's body is recovered in LI Sound after kayak accident
• Pawlenty drops out of presidential race
• Yonkers man killed in I-84 motorcycle accident
• Wet weather sets record in NYC, rain to dampen morning commute
• Hudson River sewage warning eased in Sleepy Hollow, southward
• Putnam County seeks new health chief with costs in mind
• Rockland Psych Center patient who attempted suicide wins lawsuit
• Greenburgh's Angela Rashad overcomes culture shocks to be town's first black, female detective
• Lewisboro welcomes DeCicco's grocery after D'Agostino's departure
• Man runs 155 miles in 45 hours for Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation
• Bachmann wins Iowa straw poll, but Perry casts Texas-sized shadow
• Underemployed LoHud residents struggle to gain, regain income
• Blevins pitches Boulders to fourth straight win
• Lewisboro Supervisor Charles Duffy charged with DWI
• Cuomo must replace chiefs of Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Power Authority, Thruway Authority
• Prime pork: N.Y. legislators hoard leftover cash to feed $17.3M to projects
• Rockland Democrats plan primary for sheriff; see complete list of primaries in county
• New York state has lowest rate of volunteerism, report shows
• State earmarks benefit local economic projects, but competitive approach to funding urged
• Little League World Series softball: New City meets match in extra innings, but remains alive
• Summerfest at Beczak mixes environmental fun, lessons
• Hoffman: Westchester bears signs of Carey's legacy
• Sen. David Carlucci to serve as grand marshal of Rockland Columbus Day Parade
• Lewisboro town supervisor arrested on DWI charge
• Briarcliff man runs 155 miles in 45 hours
• Bicyclist seriously injured at Rockland Lake
• New City man charged in Internet sex sting
• Boat catches fire in Nyack
• Cyclist arrested in Piermont road-rage flap
• Protest, vigil held at Verizon CEO's West Nyack home
• Former NASDAQ managing director gets 3 1/2 years for insider trading
• Ossining workers stop sewage leak into Hudson; health warning remains
• Alert issued for Delta jet flying into Westchester
• Southeast barbecue to raise funds for injured Marine who received Purple Heart from Obama
• Boil water advisory issued for two New City streets
• N.Y. economic councils are teams of rivals
• Appeals judges toss suit targeting Orangetown police chief Nulty's appointment
• Mayer Drive bridge replacement in Montebello set to begin, 16 months after closure
• Truck crushes Mahopac man after jacks fail
• Flash mob for Danroy Henry broken up by MTA police
• Eastchester philanthropist offers $750,000 challenge grant to aid Food Bank move
• Second Surprise Lake Camp teen bitten by venomous snake this summer
• Acocella mourners recall Harrison clerk's inspiration, ambition
• Carmel High grad, 20, killed in I-84 accident
• Senior Players Championship has local businesses hoping for summer boom
• Beetle that's killed 70 million ash trees nears Lower Hudson Valley
• New City rolls to 7-1 win in softball World Series debut
• Delta jet arrives with steering problem
• Mourners recall Harrison clerk's inspiration, ambition
• Westchester County police searching for Bee-Line bus robbery suspect
• Boil-water advisory issued for homes on two streets in New City
• Boat operator in fatal Hudson River crash was 3x legal limit for alcohol
• Did you know I-84 crash victim?
• Troopers: 4 drove under the influence in Westchester, Putnam
• NYC woman charged in Greenburgh check cashing scheme
• Mahopac man killed working on truck when jacks fail
• Reporter's query: Seeking families of nursing home patients relying on Medicaid
• Putnam child-porn convict charged with probation violation
• Kent woman dies in I-84 crash
• Virginia man charged with DWI after Kent crash
• Troopers issue 47 tickets on Route 100 in Somers
• Rockland considers ending sheriff's Transport Unit; $1.25M in savings disputed
• New City's World Series games to be streamed live on the Internet
• Five boys rescue Greenburgh mother, 2 others from Croton River
• Mount Vernon designates former railroad land as park
• New sewage spill sparks new Hudson River warning
• Developer seeks Yonkers IDA's help for Cromwell Towers rehab
• Sewage spills show we're letting our plumbing cave in
• Anthony Sutton resigns as Westchester emergency services chief
• 4 people injured seriously in Bedford collision
• Immaculate Conception's 150 years stand as testament to immigrants' courage
• Schumer wants Coast Guard to coordinate Hudson River patrols after boaters complain
• Report: Nearly 25% of N.Y. families go hungry
• Irvington stands with daughter at candlelight vigil for missing woman
• Indian Point foes rally in Manhattan, aim to expand opposition
• Pound Ridge fire destroys mansion
• Clarkstown board's vote against Keller-Cogan stumps parents
• Five records fall at conference swim championships
• Morales' U.S. Am run ends in Round of 16
• Hospice & Palliative Care of Westchester to Host 10th Annual “In Celebration”
• Bedford PD: 4 seriously injured in Old Post Road crash
• Pound Ridge mansion destroyed in blaze
• Ossining sewage spill prompts new Hudson River health warning
• Westchester County emergency services chief Tony Sutton resigns
• Mountain lion redux? Greenwich community issues catamount warning
• Food poisoning hospitalizes Preserve Ramapo supervisor candidate
• Audit criticizes White Plains -based Power Authority parties
• 4-month low in unemployment claims eases fears; Dow rises
• Appeals panel dismisses TV reporter Dominic Carter's conviction in wife assault
• Teens rescue woman from Croton River
• Politicians, past and present, pay tribute to former Gov. Hugh Carey
• Opinion Roundup: Gloria Nartey and Mount Vernon; pet dealers; Yonkers gang arrests
• Windows broken at four homes in New City
• Troopers: 3 drove under influence in Yorktown, Ramapo, Clarkstown
• Accident slows northbound Hutchinson Parkway in Scarsdale.
• Statue of Liberty to close for yearlong repairs
• Coast Guard: Fighter jet crew rescued off Calif.
• 2 ball games, Obama and a funeral: Traffic gridlock expected in NYC today
• Billionaire Soros' ex-girlfriend files $50M suit
• Conn. boy found safe — not in truck — after Amber Alert
• Siblings run from South ends in Colorado crash
• London riots don't deter Lower Hudson Valley travelers
• Skaters unite for good cause
• Haverstraw man accused of firing gunshot, hitting fleeing man's sneaker
• Morales' big comeback puts her in Round of 32
• Ex-North Salem Supervisor Paul Greenwood moves to North Carolina, awaits swindle sentencing
• New City softball team ready to get back to work
• Pimp in Lawrence Taylor teen case gets 7 years
• N.Y. Presbyterian Hospital workers rally over union vote in White Plains
• Eric Lau murder trial set for September
• Mount Vernon man gets 17 years for armed robbery of Victoria's Secret in West Nyack
• In brief: Piermont tables ban on driving on pier; more
• Recession crowds Hi-Tor Animal Care Center, other shelters
• Exhibits around N.Y. to display Ground Zero artifacts, honor 9/11 victims
• Chart-based trading is behind big stock market swings
• Clarkstown OKs schools chief search, crowd chants 'Shame on you!'
• British riots expose bleak plight of youth
• N.Y. Senate measure would end mail-order drug requirement
• Hyperbaric units help severe wounds heal, doctors say - hospitals in Cortlandt, Suffern aim to expand use
• At least one injured in I-684 crash, causing lane closures
• New York Power Authority spent on parties, AARP memberships, comptroller says
• Mount Vernon mayor declares 'lockdown' of neighborhood where bystander slain
• Hardliners, potential negotiators on U.S. debt panel
• Clarkstown parents to show support for superintendent at board meeting
• Fire at Mahopac's Gino's restaurant put down
• Greenburgh police investigating reported rape near Massaro Park
• Smoker arrested in Yonkers with more than 17,000 untaxed cigarettes, police say
• Updated: Fire breaks out at Dobbs Ferry municipal offices
• "Missing" nephew leads to DWI charge
• Mount Vernon man gets 17 years for robbing Victoria's Secret in West Nyack
• Lau's trial on murder charge set to start in September
• Court date set for Carmel woman charged in stabbing
• Ex-Yonkers library worker arraigned on felony theft charges
• Crash slows I-84 west in Putnam County
• Carmel man charged with DWI in Somers
• Conn. motorcyclist who struck police cruiser at 100 mph on I-84 is arraigned
• NY Presbyterian Hospital workers rally over union vote
• Putnam blotter: Woman damages car; drug charges; unlicensed drivers, more
• Police calm London, but riots flare across UK
• NJ Transit faces delays
• Rivera fails again as Yankees lose to Angels
• Search for Alzheimer's sufferer grows desperate; advocates urge alert programs, GPS
• Morales qualifies for U.S. Am match play
• Riverkeeper report: Hudson River users have 21% chance to encounter sewage
• Harrison Clerk Joseph Acocella Jr.'s work ethic remembered; funeral set for Friday
• New Clarkstown businesses cater to kids with arcade, trampoline park
• Herskowitz starring behind the plate for New City
• New Rochelle's Laurell Smith gets 20 years for daylight downtown killing
• Mamaroneck parents raise $37,000 to reinstate 7 sports teams
• Dozens in West Nyack without Verizon service as strike enters 5th day
• Nanuet heart recipient urges more blacks, Latinos to donate organs
• HUD praises Spring Valley's Section 8 fixes
• Mount Vernon woman carrying groceries killed as bystander in shooting
• Harrison judge recuses himself in pizza-harassment case
• Dow drops 300 points after opening bell; investors look for safe havens
• Bedford Hills' new firehouse under budget, ahead of schedule
• Dad of 3 kids slain in Hudson files notice of claim against Orange County, Newburgh
• Yonkers Raceway to pay city $3.9M yearly in tax deal
• Feds charge 65 in Yonkers gang, drug sweep
• Clarkstown school board plans special meeting
• Funeral arrangements set for Harrison town clerk
• Police have "person of interest" in Pleasantville sexual assault
• 2-month-old's death in Greenburgh ruled non-criminal
• Dow closes up 429 points after Fed predicts slower growth
• Yorktown, Peekskill blotter: 17-year-old charged with DWI; cafe cited; more
• NY to yank license of clinic run by ex-senator Espada
• Irvington crash slows northbound Saw Mill Parkway
• UPDATED: New Rochelle bank robbed; suspects nabbed quickly
• Verizon customers fuming over service outages coinciding with workers' strike
• Judge recuses himself in Harrison pizza case
• Greenburgh police investigate Best Buy burglary in Hartsdale
• School test scores ready for search
• Car rams Rockland Bakery
• New real estate sales available for search
• Mahopac woman stabbed inside Carmel group home
• Bear Mt. Bridge Road in Cortlandt closed until 3 p.m. today
• FBI raids net more than 40 arrests in Yonkers as 65 charged in federal gang and drug indictments
• New Rochelle man to serve 20 years for mid-day fatal stabbing
• Peekskill man held in gas station burglary
• Mount Vernon woman shot dead was an innocent bystander
• Putnam deputies charged five motorists with DWI
• Father in Hudson River drowning tragedy is suing Newburgh
• New Rochelle man killed in NYC motorcycle crash; Spring Valley driver charged
• $1-a-year lease approved for Children's Museum at Playland
• West Point cadets complete basic training
• 66 percent of Lower Hudson Valley students met testing standards in 2010-11
• Westchester County still debating whether to lease new spaces for family courts
• 2,000 Verizon workers in Lower Hudson Valley on strike over contract
• Cops: Scarsdale man robbed while placing flowers at Kensico Cemetery
• Harrison Town Clerk, Joe Acocella Jr., dies at age 30 after courageous fight
• Putnam County exec eyes veto of sales-tax reduction legislation
• Jay-Z, Kanye West release rap tribute to slain student Danroy Henry
• Ex-Stony Point man accused of stealing workers' comp money
• Westchester board overrides veto on repairing Mountain Lakes pool in North Salem
• Dow Jones up over 200 points in early trading; all eyes on Fed
• Hearing postponed in New Rochelle wrong-way crash case
• Trio rescued after canoe capsizes in Hudson
• Protesters decry Hayworth's vote on budget, Medicare
• New Rochelle park may get its movie-set moment
• Westchester Children's Museum Approved for Playland Lease
• Gov. Christie: No decision yet on NJ-NY toll hikes
• Harrison Town Clerk, Joe Acocella Jr., dies at age 30
• Reward offered for missing Irvington woman
• Jay-Z, Kanye West dedicate song "Murder to Excellence" to Danroy Henry
• Former Stony Point man accused of stealing $10G from check-cashing co.
• Yorktown teens face felony marijuana charge
• Man robbed as he planted flowers at gravesite in Kensico Cemetery
• Westchester legislators unanimously approve Playland lease for children's museum
• No phone, Internet service at Journal News' Rockland office in West Nyack
• Mount Kisco SUV fire spreads to adjacent car
• New Rochelle man killed in NYC motorcycle crash; Spring Valley man charged
• Trio rescued after canoe capsizes in Hudson
• Harrison middle school custodian faces pot charge; police say he sold to co-workers
• Condition of woman thrown off I-684 upgraded to fair
• Carmel offers amnesty to street-signs thiefs
• Stocks fall on U.S., global markets after debt downgrade
• Clues sought in search for Irvington woman
• Troopers target speeding all week throughout Lower Hudson Valley
• Troopers charge 10 with DWI in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam
• Verplanck man threatened family member with loaded gun, police say
• Lawmakers spent $2.9M on travel, expenses during session
• Port Authority's plan to raise tolls; fare irks commuters
• SEALS on rescue mission when killed in Afghan crash
• Former Gov. Hugh Carey remembered for tough decisions, bipartisan approach
• 4 killed in Md. home in murder-suicide, police say
• Police: Gunman killed in Ohio after shooting 8
• Harrison board official opposes $1M plan for old dump site
• Lawmakers tout early retirement program
• At 100, Bedford Garden Club keeps focus on activism
• Red Sox back on top with extra-inning win
• Bronx man, 31, drowns at Harriman State Park
• Thousands celebrate American Indian culture at powwow
• New Ramapo schools leader has ties to the area
• Event to give poor in India medical care
• Ex-principal, White Plains district clashed
• Tuckahoe schools name interim superintendent
• River Day in Croton offers chance to step back in time
• Food allergies challenge families
• Thousands attend Indian heritage festival
• Thunderstorms tonight, then off and on til Wednesday
• SEALs on rescue mission when killed in Afghan crash
• Commuters fume over proposed NY-NJ toll hikes
• 31-year-old Bronx man drowns at Lake Welch Beach
• Former Gov. Hugh Carey remembered for tough decisions, bipartisan approach
• SEALs killed in Afghan crash on rescue mission
• State police to crack down on speeders
• Ex-NY Gov. Hugh Carey dies at 92
• Some sun expected later today
• Airlines' tax holiday means travelers save? Not quite.
• Museum's program will pay tribute to Holocaust victims on Jewish day of mourning
• New City ready for Little League Softball World Series
• Harrison supervisor candidate offers policy on political signs
• Cops search Haverstraw home in shooting, find no trace of suspect, gun
• Decorated veteran Howard Goldin still serves community
• Riverfront festivities highlight Peekskill, draw thousands
• Rockland group prepares 13th India Day parade, festival celebrating independence
• N.Y. gas producers aim to extend expiring leases on state forests as they await hydrofracking permits
• Ridge Hill construction blamed as Yonkers woman sues developer, utility over damage to building
• Verizon unions go on strike
• Vanderhoef plan to shut Rockland County Adult Home leaves residents' future unclear
• Swim Across America event at Germonds pool to honor coach who died
• Lauren Spierer case, 2 months old, reopens wounds for other parents of missing
• Going ape in a high-wire economy
• DEP money to buy Croton watershed land dries up
• Red Sox beat Sabathia again
• Local pet shops incur repeated health violations
• Open Door helps hundreds in Port Chester have fun with health care
• Health-care costs put Yorktown in tax-cap crunch
• Verizon unions ready to strike at midnight
• Peekskill Celebration draws thousands
• 30 U.S. troops, most of them SEALs, killed when chopper shot down in Afghanistan
• White Plains YWCA fair offers fun fundraiser
• Hundreds come to Port Chester for fun, health
• Fire damages Mt. Vernon deli
• Haverstraw police order neighbors to stay indoors as they search for reported shooter
• Motorcyclist hospitalized after crash on Taconic
• S&P downgrades US credit rating
• Hayworth aims to block Montrose VA downsizing
• Former Bedford man accused of adopting, killing cats in Baltimore
• New City teen injured in Alaska bear attack returns home
• Fox mogul Ailes, local publisher battle in Putnam newspaper war
• West Nile reaches Westchester, already in Rockland
• Black fraternity plans D.C. visit for King Jr. memorial dedication; former leader reflects on history
• NASA's Juno explorer launches on five-year journey to Jupiter
• Job additions surpass forecast
• Westchester, HUD deadlock jeopardizes jobs, projects
• New York fishing fees to be refunded
• In video, first responders talk of 9/11
• West Nyack dive boat captain helps rescue woman at sea
• Yankees back atop AL East with win over Boston
• Ossining's Connolly accepts offer to play at Bucknell
• Port Authority proposes toll hike for G.W. Bridge, tunnels
• New N.Y. laws protect domestic-violence victims, expand SUNY board
• Champions Camp teams finally get in some serious scrimmages
• Ex-boyfriend charged with attempted murder in stabbing outside Mount Vernon church
• New City teen attacked by bear in Alaska is back home
• Wesley Hills man charged with sexually abusing woman
• Plan your weekend: 'Apes,' 'Whistleblower' reviews, best bets
• Ex-boyfriend charged in stabbing outside Mount Vernon church
• Supreme Court dismisses suit seeking Mount Vernon fire chief's ouster
• Staten Island dad who burned son's hands, trapped him naked in oven gets weekends in jail
• Nyack contractor charged with stealing unemployment benefits
• Congers man charged with sexually abusing child
• North Salem, West Nyack, Haverstraw drivers charged with DWI in Somers, Haverstraw, Clarkstown
• FDNY commissioner to testify on minority hiring
• US unemployment rate dips to 9.1 percent, economy adds 117K jobs
• Man seduced JPMorgan Chase tellers, stole $1M from bank customers in ID theft scheme, cops say
• Elderly Irvington woman with Alzheimer's missing; public's help sought
• Concrete workers at World Trade Center site back at work
• Stewart air base in Newburgh marking switch to more modern cargo planes
• Dominican pageant contestants in Haverstraw filled with pride
• GM profit doubles as global sales and prices rise
• 6 charged with falsifying concrete-test results; lab was used in Croton-Harmon Yard project
• Feds: Armonk attorney part of $58 million mortgage fraud
• Mount Vernon man admits fatally beating mother, will serve 2-6 years
• SUNY forms campus networks, shifts funds to academics
• Astorino's Section 8 housing layoffs get approved by judge
• Mahopac man admits illegal DVD copying, still faces sentencing on human smuggling conviction
• Ramapo Central gym teacher Gannon pleads guilty to falsifying his certification
• Kraft Foods splits, Tarrytown office unaffected
• Mount Vernon church-stabbing victim recovering after surgery; police seek ex-boyfriend
• Local bridge, road fixes on federal funding list
• Cuomo signs power plant law that could speed Indian Point's demise, boost green energy
• Aimee Vargas, former Clarkstown finance chief, named region's economic development director
• Paul Amay opts for trial in teen wife's slaying; no deal reached with Putnam D.A.
• In New York redistricting, prisoners count at home
• Westchester swim championships: Bittersweet final day for counties
• Growing fears on economy sink Dow Jones industrials
• New City celebrates softball team's World Series bid at Zukor Park
• Levi Aron pleads not guilty in slaying of Brooklyn boy
• Food stamps recipients nearly double in Lower Hudson Valley since 2005
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• New Castle man charged with uncle's beating
• Gym teacher takes plea deal, resigns in records case
• Pomona man charged with stealing from energy drink company
• 6 charged with falsifying concrete testing results
• Haverstraw beauty contestants to show off Dominican pride
• Mount Vernon man admits fatally beating mother
• Stocks: Dow average plunges 513, worst drop since 2008
• Career criminal leads police on pursuit in Mahopac before crashing
• Mahopac man charged in 19-year-old wife's killing opts for a trial
• Court backs County Exec Rob Astorino on 38 CSEA layoffs
• Murder suspect Eric Lau in court; no decision on his competency
• SUNY creates campus alliances to share services, save money, fill professor vacancies
• Pep rally tonight for New City Little League softball team
• Aimee Vargas, former Clarkstown official, named regional economic development director
• Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand backs proposal for community policing money
• 36 million pounds of turkey recalled in salmonella outbreak; 2 cases in NY
• Alaska bear attack: New Mexico teen recounts mauling that injured New City's Josh Berg
• Brothers get 3 1/2 years in Putnam gun case
• Indoor pot farm discovered in Mount Vernon, 3 charged
• Kraft Foods plans to split into 2 companies
• Poll shows Gov. Andrew Cuomo losing some GOP support but he's still popular
• Levi Aron due in court in abduction, slaying of 8-year-old Leiby Kletzky
• Spring Valley boosts parking permit to nearly $500 a year, first hike since 1993
• Spring Valley's 47 ethnic groups will show pride Sunday
• Lauren Spierer disappearance: Indiana landfill may be searched
• Police investigate overturned tractor-trailer on I-84
• Archie Comics' co-CEO Silberkleit calls sex-harass lawsuit against her a bid for control by rival
• North Castle country club's condos proposal faces sudden opposition
• N.Y. consumer confidence sinks on debt fight, job market
• South Orangetown's Pitruzzella wins Eddy Award for school trustees
• A-Rod linked to poker again
• Lack of familiarity could present roadblock at Summer Hoops Festival
• Narcy Novack won't face death penalty in slay case of husband, mother-in-law
• Feds seek to dismiss N.Y. fracking lawsuit; Schneiderman examines lease extensions
• Ramapo teacher Matthew Gannon expected to plead guilty, resign in credentials case
• Family, faith fulfill Spring Valley woman, 105
• Reisman column: The politics of pizza: Westchester board needs to tighten its belt
• Astorino, HUD chief still at odds over Westchester desegregation deal, will talk again Friday
• Burke Rehabilitation Hospital takes aim at concussions
• Choir, children horrified after woman is stabbed outside Mount Vernon church
• Westchester hooks college students with accelerated volunteer firefighter training course
• Rabies confirmed in raccoon captured in Yonkers' Tibbetts Brook Park
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• Hospice & Palliative Care of Westchester Hosted 9th Annual Golf Invitational
• 2 campers injured in bear attack in northwest NJ
• MLB probing A-Rod's alleged illegal poker play
• Car fire causes delays on NYS Thruway
• Yonkers police investigate stabbing at Elm St. and Palisade Ave.
• Former Yonkers officer to serve 8 weekends in jail for assault, false arrest
• Guilty plea expected from Ramapo gym teacher accused of faking records
• Tappan Zee High School students to raise money to fight pediatric cancer
• South Orangetown BOE prez receives Eddy Award
• Saw Mill Parkway: 1 lane closed northbound in New Castle by accident
• Spring Valley businessman irked as parking fee jumps from $95 to $470
• Narcy Novack: Prosecutors won't seek the death penalty if she's convicted of killing husband and his mother
• Peekskill, Yorktown, Cortlandt blotter: Man, 54, forcibly touches girl, 13; drug charges, more
• Carmel man charged with DWI after Stoneleigh Ave. crash
• Greenburgh police on the lookout for hit-and-run driver who injured construction worker
• Putnam County Board of Election closed by lightning
• Yorktown man has sex with minor girls after giving them booze, cops say
• Yorktown, Brewster, Spring Valley residents drove under the influence, troopers say
• Consumer confidence dips in nation, New York
• Peacock flies back to Central Park Zoo after Fifth Avenue excursion; video
• Rabies confirmed in raccoon captured in Yonkers' Tibbetts Brook Park
• 6 Patterson roads to close next week for paving
• Conn. man with 21 active suspensions charged with DWI in Southeast; gave fake name, cops say
• Neighbor hears glass break; 2 teens charged in New Rochelle house break-in
• Tappan Zee Bridge traffic moving again; multi-car collisions slowed both directions for 40 minutes
• Jaguar driver, 70, from White Plains charged with drunken driving in New Rochelle
• Lauren Spierer disappearance: Landfill may be searched for missing student
• Bleeding hand leads to Yorktown burglary charge against Carmel man
• Staten Island dad who tossed son naked into oven as punishment faces sentencing
• Peacock escapes from Central Park Zoo; photo
• State senator: Make wrong-way driving a felony; measure urged after fatal I-95 crash
• Subway derailment disrupting No. 4, 5, 6 service
• Peekskill cops: Adults held girl for kids to hit
• Native American powwow in Rockland will celebrate dance, honor culture
• Pfizer 2Q net income up 5 percent as sales decline
• State claims land in Mamaroneck Beach and Yacht Club dispute
• Budget fight will move on to super committee
• Iona College cancels plan to build dorm, will work with New Rochelle, neighbors on solution
• Westchester Medical Center's planned psych emergency cuts take effect
• North Rockland loses school resource officers to budget woes
• Clarkstown cops say man who fired shotgun made up tale of intruder
• Census: 7.3 million left New York since 1960
• Bisconti goes by book in win Met PGA
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• Obama signs debt deal; Schumer backs bill, Gillibrand rejects 'unbalanced approach'
• Guard Hill Road shortcut in Bedford closed for drainage work
• Hail dents cars, damages homes in region
• Boy with leukemia to seek bone marrow match at Stony Point church
• Riverspace theater unlikely to reopen after flood; landowner considers suing Nyack
• Mount Vernon native snared Hitler's pistol in raid
• Budget woes takes cops out of Rockland school hallways
• Woman tossed off I-684 overpass after accident remains hospitalized in critical condition
• Croton market evacuated after partial ceiling collapse
• Flood-damaged Nyack theater may remain shuttered for good
• Mahopac man tried to fill stolen prescriptions in Yorktown, cops say
• Sleepy Hollow police seek public's help finding two burglary suspects
• Shrub Oak, Mahopac men charged with burglary in Somers
• Mahopac baby sitter, 18, helps herself to jewelry, cash, cops say
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• Fire damages Mohegan Lake home
• Ground zero mosque developer: Project may take years
• Troopers charge 6 with DWI, 1 with drugged driving in Westchester
• Narcy Novack may learn if feds will seek death penalty in deaths of her husband and his mother
• Lawyer says socialite Beata Boman will apply for probation in Greenwich $11,000 scarf-shoplift case
• Meth, heroin worth $6.5 million seized at NJ Turnpike service area; 4 indicted
• Stony Point pays more than its fair share in school taxes, state confirms
• Reisman column: The snake oil of supply side and stimulus
• I-684 crash: Woman seriously injured after being struck, thrown 25 feet
• Hydrofracking comment period delayed
• Piermont may put the brakes on driving its pier
• Cabbie leaves after anti-Muslim attack in NYC
• Westchester County GOP aims to cut legislator perks, blames Democrats for rising costs
• SUNY makes case for 2020 Challenge Grant
• Pace moves to close Briarcliff Manor campus, expand, renovate Pleasantville location
• Crime & Courts: Bank robbery suspect held without bail; attempted theft of $10,000, Jaguar
• Convicted molester, father, accused of trying to bribe victim to recant
• Police: Argument at earlier party preceded Yonkers shooting that killed 15-year-old
• West Nile-positive mosquitoes found in Clarkstown, Ramapo, Haverstraw
• Fatal Yonkers shootings prompt discussion between police, community
• House passes compromise on debt; Gabrielle Giffords makes dramatic appearance
• Best-selling author James Patterson takes his kid reading campaign to Ossining
• State audit flags IT vulnerabilities in Pocantico Hills, Putnam Valley school districts
• More storms attack Lower Hudson Valley, cut power; medical flight makes emergency landing
• Sound Shore action plan is unveiled; hope to help protect marine life, encourage communities
• Yonkers teen killed in boating accident remembered as standout student, 'shining star'
• Severe thunderstorm warning for Rockland and Westchester
• Prosecutors allege convicted molester, father tried to bribe victim into recanting
• West Nile infected mosquitoes found in Clarkstown, Ramapo, Haverstraw
• Strawtown Elementary in West Nyack has new principal
• Clarkstown cops say man who fired shotgun made up tale of intruder
• NJ woman hurt skydiving from balloon in Orange County
• Al-Jazeera English launches on cable TV in Westchester, NYC region
• Ramapo woman charged with DWI and driving too close to parked police car
• Opinion Roundup: Norway attacks, air pollution, Rockland's deficit and the federal debt ceiling
• Rye school superintendent Shine announces retirement plans
• Ramapo sex offender's brother charged with sex abuse of 2 boys
• LI voters deciding on $400M arena plan including new home for NY Islanders
• Yonkers police continue search for killer in Saturday's double shooting
• Cabbie leaves NYC after alleged anti-Muslim attack by Putnam man
• I-87 in Ardsley: 2 lanes closed at Exit 7 for overpass repairs
• Westchester lawmakers get rare perk of free meals, spend $20G on travel
• Congress moving quickly on debt deal
• Families flee from burning apartment complex in Spring Valley
• Local housing market resisted worst of collapse
• For Colombian orphans, the summer brings hope
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• Maryknoll on 'a call from God'
• N.Y. colleges net $3.5 million from credit card deals
• White Plains looks to tweak ethics rules
• Fest aims to keep Yiddish 'alive and well'
• Officials: 4-H fair set new weekend attendance record
• Al Pacino's daughter arrested on DWI charge
• Five great tips for great family reunion photos
• Untethering teens for college requires a talk about social and medical issues
• Ozone alert: Limit strenuous outdoor activities; 7-day weather forecast
• Hemlock Hill farm in Cortlandt saved by government dollars
• Volunteers sought for National Day of Service for 9/11 10th anniversary
• Orangetown pressed to OK Commons proposal
• Union's pay-hike proposal draws ire in Rockland
• Mets: Bats go silent for second straight loss
• Yonkers teen dies in Conn. lake tragedy
• Yankees win 4-2, make no deals
• Al Pacino's daughter arrested on DWI charge
• July heat left nation's records smoldering
• Yonkers teen killed in wakeboarding accident
• Kitchen fire in Chestnut Ridge
• Man arrested 7 hours after Mamaroneck bank robbery
• Baird: We've let government target our most vulnerable
• Crews restore power, clear trees as Ossining takes brunt of storm
• Nearly 600 swimmers hit the Sound to aid cancer research
• Supervisor Michael Rights' former Southeast campaign committee faces fines
• Interfaith minister visits Nyack park to join same-sex couples
• Yonkers teen slain, second person wounded; 2 suspects sought in shooting
• Obama, House make progress on debt deal; Senate plans vote today
• State parks wither as funds dry up; work needed at Fahnestock, Rockland Lake
• Editorial: Past time to act on Rockland's swelling deficit
• Westchester lawmakers get rare perk of free meals, spend $20G on travel
• Reisman: Congress is killing the people they claim to be saving
• Ramapo approves $50G for stadium violations of environmental regulations
• Friends honor man's memory with Dobbs Ferry softball tourney to benefit OCD foundation
• Family unites in Nyack to honor 'Meghanfest'
• Softball: New City advances to Little League World Series in Oregon
• Mamaroneck blaze leaves 7 homeless
• Cortlandt's Dr. Richard Becker considers challenge to Rep. Nan Hayworth
• Bank robber arrested 7 hours after Mamaroneck heist
• 1 dead, 1 wounded in Yonkers shooting
• Troopers write 84 tickets on Route 9 in Cortlandt
• 500 still without power in Ossining, Croton-on-Hudson
• 2 Conn. teens charged in thefts from Southeast cars
• Troopers charge 8 with DWI in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam
• Orange and Rockland Utilities' rate request would raise electric bills $45 a year
• Google buys patents from IBM to fight lawsuits by other tech companies
• Saw Mill River in Yonkers will see 'daylight' again
• Habitat for Humanity starts Mount Vernon beautification drive
• West Nyack homeowner fires shotgun at would-be robber, police say
• Yonkers schools restore 1.5-mile busing rule
• Three private gardens in northern Westchester set to open on Sunday
• Hundreds plan Long Island Sound swim to raise money to fight cancer
• Little League softball: New City now just one win away from World Series
• Peekskill candidates differ on city's progress in race for mayor, 3 council seats
• Westchester, 161 other governments risk loss of top bond rating over D.C. debt fight
• Anthony DiPippo denied bail as he awaits new trial in Josette Wright rape, murder case
• Severe storm downs trees, 11,000 without power in Westchester
• Nyack midwife's license suspended in New York, New Jersey
• Mount Kisco Little League to get defibrillator, Dwight Gooden visit after boy's near tragedy
• D.C. debt fight: Conservatives demand balanced budget amendment in House bill; Senate defeats measure
• Teens face real risks at wilderness camp trips
• Fresh Air families welcome NYC kids to Rockland for summer getaway
• Cuomo launches oversight panel for job competition
• Senate rejects demand for balanced budget amendment
• Storm downs trees across Westchester, more than 10,000 without power
• Storm downs trees, thousands without power
• Bank robbed in downtown Mamaroneck
• Orange and Rockland rate hike would increase bills 3.2 percent
• Rockland man again charged with stock fraud
• Peekskill tax preparer stole clients' credit card numbers, charged them for extra services, cops say
• Yorktown, Peekskill blotter: Theft from toy store; drunken, unlicensed drivers; more
• Judge denies bail for Anthony DiPippo as he awaits retrial in Josette Wright slaying in Putnam
• Ecuadorian national charged with raping Spring Valley girl, 3
• Police looking for missing Yonkers woman
• Pair charged with having $25,000 in heroin on I-87 in Clarkstown
• Poll: NYC baseball fans say Derek Jeter as great as Babe Ruth
• Man dies as car hits tree, stone wall in Montebello
• Pilot errors outlined in 2009 Air France crash into ocean that killed 228
• NJ district introducing voluntary drug tests for middle-schoolers
• Weekend weather: Thunderstorms possible today, then a sunny, hot weekend; 7-day forecast
• Bronx River Parkway: Truck hits Cross County overpass; no traffic disruption
• Movie reviews: 'Cowboys & Aliens,' 'Crazy, Stupid, Love,' 'The Smurfs'
• Stingray stings man at Jersey Shore beach
• NJ Gov. Chris Christie to return to work after hospitalization; 'I'm fine'
• Friend of 'The Situation' arrested near 'Jersey Shore' house
• Pfizer plans sale of formula unit
• Tylenol makers cut maximum daily dosage
• Kiwanuka remains with Giants
• Pace climate center's new chief shuns spin on Indian Point
• Get local news on your Facebook page: 'Like' LoHud.com on Facebook; 4,800 already do
• Ridgeway neighbors claim 'sloppy' upkeep at former White Plains golf course
• Lauren Spierer disappearance: Indiana motorcycle ride to bring attention to search for missing student
• New York's Republicans back Boehner debt plan, seek a deal
• Eastchester library will loan e-readers, one of few in region to do so
• Putnam County's annual 4-H Fair this weekend
• House Republicans put off vote on debt limit as conservatives rebel
• Rye schools consider constructing addition with new science labs
• Doctors in Westchester, Rockland object to Sloan-Kettering proposal for Harrison
• Spring Valley man, 66, faces 10 rape counts, assault charge
• White Plains adds high-tech parking options to reduce tickets
• Rockland news in brief: Bear attack victim; New Square attempted-murder case
• Rockland maker of oral cancer test sues Johnson & Johnson
• Water balloon culture clash: Spring Valley judge seeks mediation amid criminal case
• Schneider's bid for Conservative line in Putnam's county executive race challenged
• Metro-North upgrades at 3 Hudson River stations improve form, function
• Mount Vernon man shot dead in Yonkers; anti-crime leader seeks more patrols
• A Journal News editorial: 'There's Something Wrong' with too many drivers
• Ex-Yankee Hideki Irabu found dead in California
• Bikers to rally for missing Indiana student from Edgemont
• NJ Gov. Chris Christie hospitalized; test results normal
• Three Rivers Brand Golden Raisins recalled by Brooklyn company over sulfites
• 5 defendants arraigned in Five Guys robbery in White Plains
• Spring Valley man charged with rape, sex abuse
• Orangeburg Commons developer returns with hotel, supermarket plans
• Spring Valley judge adds mediation to a criminal case involving a water balloon incident
• Yonkers woman arrested in White Plains chili caper at Victoria's Secret
• Mount Vernon man shot to death in southwest Yonkers
• Kent woman, 19, charged with DWI after Carmel crash
• Continuance for Westchester doctor charged with candy theft at movie theater
• Rockland Boulders so far: Rock-solid or a millstone?
• 2 Lincoln Hall students accused of breaking boy's jaw, nose
• Conn. man charged with drunken driving on I-84 in Southeast
• Unemployment aid applications drop below 400K, sign job market may be healing
• Upstate fugitive taunts police on Facebook to catch him. They do
• 'Boardwalk Empire' actress Paz de la Huerta may finalize plea deal in NYC bar scrape
• Cortlandt man assaults wife in front of their kids in Garrison, cops say
• Man disguised as armored truck guard tells NYC business he's making a pickup, steals $15K
• Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek injured after chasing burglar in San Francisco
• NYC Bouquet Bandit pleads guilty in bank robberies
• Ringleader in beating of Peekskill laborer gets 11 years
• Girls basketball: Vaccaro steps down as Scarsdale coach
• Boulders: Rock-solid or millstone?
• Rockland Summer Swim Championships: Huge medal haul for Suffern Sea Lions
• Age 40 gets a makeover: Some women see the birthday milestone as just a good start
• Debt impasse's harm would ripple through nation
• Hudson River safety warnings lifted for Westchester, Rockland
• New castle planned at Highview Playground site in Nanuet
• Reisman column: We're not in Riverdale, U.S.A., anymore, Archie
• Mystery continues in death at Jonah Shacknai's Calif. home
• Astorino, HUD chief have 'candid' talk, but Westchester desegregation plan remains stalled
• Kittens survive New Rochelle shed fire
• Rockland's proposed hotel tax lodges reluctant support
• Taconic tragedy: Hance mother sues Diane Schuler's estate over daughters' deaths
• Crime drops in state outside NYC, but rises in Westchester, Putnam
• Pet owners fight state's burial ban, want to be interred with furry friends
• Rockland violent crime surges
• Varsity football is a go in Yonkers
• Minor-league baseball: Rockland Boulders sweep Pittsfield doubleheader
• Cuomo business council for Mid-Hudson region includes corporate, political chiefs
• AM report: D.A. says passengers on car bumper, dead squirrel tossed
• Gas main, water main breaks in Stony Point
• Perjury sentence in Empire City scam case will be concurrent with federal time
• Dobbs Ferry softball tourney recognizes OCD sufferer who took his own life
• Wreckin' at the Ritz in White Plains
• Sen. Charles Schumer: Debt crisis threatens NYers' benefits
• I-95 wrong-way driver arraigned on manslaughter charge in fatal crash
• Last of 4 attackers in brutal Peekskill beating is sentenced
• Ceremony marks closing of Walter Reed hospital
• Ossining cops seek twice-deported assault suspect
• Putnam blotter: Mahopac lawyer threatened, Lake Carmel tires slashed, more
• I-84: Haz-mat cleared from eastbound highway in Patterson
• Stony Point woman, NJ man charged with drunken driving on Palisades, Taconic parkways
• Crocodile possession charge thrown out in Greenwich case, court cites illegal police search
• Irvington water main break leaves faucets dry in some neighborhoods
• Two teens shot in Mount Vernon
• Mahopac teen crashes car, police find cocaine, teen faces felony, cops say
• Putnam Valley burglar faces longer stretch behind bars for assaulting Putnam corrections officer
• Hudson River: Health advisory against swimming, etc., lifted
• Gas main, water main breaks in Stony Point
• Fire on North 10th Avenue in Mount Vernon
• LI hotel guest tossed rocks, killed seagull on beach, SPCA says
• Rats overrun a NYC park as officials stop poison to protect hawk
• Met Opera, union reach contract accord
• Pair stole military flags from Long Island florist
• No compensation for ground zero responders who get cancer; no link established, feds say
• Hutch reopens N/B after 4-car, 2-car accidents cleared in Scarsdale
• Alaska bear attack: Survival training group says participants know risks; 11 deaths since 1965
• LI home burglary: the clue from the cat
• Nyack Hospital employees warned after sensitive data stolen
• Postal Service weighs closing offices in Mount Vernon, Sleepy Hollow, Yonkers
• Yankees: Rain dampens Sabathia's attempt at perfect game in 4-1 win
• N.Y. Power Authority CEO Richard Kessel resigns at board meeting
• Yeshiva housing case proceeds as appeals court blocks contempt order against Ramapo
• Mountain lion killed in Connecticut traced 2,000 miles to South Dakota
• Lake Carmel man avoids jail in liquor store arson
• Vanderhoef urges scrapping 6 programs to cut Rockland deficit
• Former Ossining Supervisor John Chervokas, author of 'Please Don't Squeeze the Charmin,' dies
• MTA plan avoids fare increases, depends on 3-year salary freeze
• Police: Briarcliff Manor woman dies after car she was driving rolls over her
• Lower Hudson Valley adds 4,400 jobs in June, unemployment rate falls
• Sloatsburg rest stop offers Jewish men place to pray
• New City teen mauled by bear in Alaska listed as fair
• Cops: Harrison Supervisor Joan Walsh's former ally sends prank pizzas in feud
• Gay nuptials could be financial boon for many
• Somers edges Lakeland 1-0 in girls soccer league championship game
• Daniel Schuler suit cites Taconic signage, upkeep in deadly crash
• In brief: Varmints found to have rabies; Japanese official and Putnam sheriff meet; new Taconic cell sites
• Skilled immigrants spur job creation, N.Y. Senate panel told
• Officials: Conn. mountain lion not a pet; walked all the way from S. Dakota
• New real estate sales available for search
• Rockland exec Vanderhoef proposes program cuts, sale of buildings, tax to help close deficit
• Review: No evidence of cancer-9/11 exposure in NYC; would mean no compensation for cancer-stricken responders
• Manslaughter charge filed in fatal wrong-way crash in New Rochelle
• Employee data missing at Nyack Hospital; computer hard drive stolen during flood
• Diane Schuler's husband suing state, brother-in-law over wrong-way Taconic crash
• Reward offered for info in Yonkers 21-year-old's slaying
• Cortlandt man, 24, charged with drunken driving in Yorktown; was asleep with vehicle running, cops say
• 3 Westchester post offices could close: Yonkers, Mount Vernon, Sleepy Hollow outlets on study list
• Bedford woodchuck, Briarcliff skunk were rabid, tests confirm
• Mamaroneck man tried to fill bogus prescription in Peekskill, cops say
• Harrison Democratic district leader charged in pizza-delivery prank on the town supervisor
• Debt ceiling: Rival plans ensnarl Congress
• Harvard Law grad who set 9/11 tent fire to pay less
• Guest dies after hitting head at Bedford pool party
• Conn. stalled-train problems prompt meeting with Metro-North; 2 hours in triple-digit heat
• Troopers charge 10 with drunken driving in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam
• Smartphone obsession: Sleep with your iPhone? You're not alone
• Amy Winehouse's family prepares for singer's funeral
• Westchester's bond rating outlook lowered
• Yonkers tour bus company among 8 suspended by the state
• Putnam lawmakers consider lease at Butterfield hospital site in Cold Spring
• Jimmy Place, 15-year-old with cystic fibrosis, mourned by Albertus Magnus community
• Wrong-way driver in fatal I-95 crash in serious condition; police probe continues
• Obama: Halt '3-ring circus,' avert U.S. default
• In brief: Hudson River advisory partially lifted; Westchester gets $1.1M for summer jobs; more
• Westchester's Cornell Cooperative in need of promised funds
• Dobbs Ferry man gives part of liver to father
• Bear attack victim Josh Berg remains serious, made same trip last year
• New law creates alert system for missing adults
• Ex-Garnerville pastor gets probation for stealing $26G
• HUD officials tour Yonkers housing, Mulford Gardens replacements
• Centre Ave. bridge closure spells headaches for New Rochelle drivers; more work on the horizon
• Bicyclist struck when cop shoots raccoon in Mount Pleasant
• Astorino vetoes plan for universal design in housing units
• WGA Tournament of Champions: Thiel outlasts pal for title
• Carmel father 1 of 111,000 in U.S. waiting for organ donation
• White Plains Neurosurgeon Dr. Ezriel "Ed" Kornel Expands His Call-In Medical Show to One-Hour Format on WOR-AM 710
• Hudson River ban partially lifted
• Nine injured on Bee-Line bus in Bronx
• Priest sentenced to probation for stealing from Garnerville parish to gamble
• Albertus Magnus community mourns death of Rockland 15-year-old Jimmy Place
• 14 families displaced, 2 firefighters injured in Yonkers apartment building blaze
• Tonight's outdoor "Psycho" film showing in Nyack postponed
• Bicyclist struck when cop shoots raccoon near Rockefeller park
• Group files lawsuit challenging New York's same-sex marriage law
• Swan impaled by arrow on Long Island is 'doing well'
• Opinion Roundup: Fracking, gay marriage, Westchester housing and Hudson water quality
• Ex-homeless student who got Manhattanville scholarship starts charity to help others
• Student being questioned after shots-fired report prompts police to swarm Graham Windham
• Norway attacks: Closed hearing for suspect ends; minute of silence for victims
• NJ man dies when SUV crashes on I-87 in New Paltz
• Family visits Amy Winehouse home, greets mourners
• UConn looking at athletic director's performance
• Holding back danger: Region's aging dams await repairs; costs reach into millions
• DA: LI mom fed disabled daughter food she was allergic to; girl died; mom charged
• Fatal Taconic crash: Bastardi lacks answers 2 years later, expects few from tonight's HBO film
• Nature preserve's Davenport name may be altered over Nazi ties
• 7,000 turn out for Hispanic heritage fest
• Hayworth leads N.Y.'s freshmen in campaign cash
• North Castle administrator a campaign issue
• Beam from twin towers humbles Vista firefighters
• 1 killed, 2 hurt in wrong-way, I-95 crash
• Science seeks ways to take sting out of sunburn
• New City teen mauled by grizzly bear in Alaska
• Same-sex couples marry on historic day in N.Y.
• Korea veterans pay their respects
• Yankees notebook: Rivera extends his streak
• Cortlandt Town Board rejects farm plan
• Tour de France champion Evans beams with Aussie pride
• Mahopac teacher cleared of mistreating autistic students
• Mets fail to hold lead against Marlins
• Jamaican heritage celebrations set
• In Norway, attacker killed 93 for 'marketing'
• GOP, Dems ready rival plans
• Couples wed on 1st day gay marriage is legal in NY
• Wrong-way crash kills one, injures two in New Rochelle
• MTA chief Jay Walder cut costs, pushed innovation
• Scarsdale 'Dollhouse' poised for demolition, even as neighbor claims link to black history
• Food Bank for Westchester will move to Elmsford, more than double capacity
• Clarkstown parents worry as Superintendent Margaret Keller-Cogan faces board review
• Norway police arrive 90 minutes after firing began
• NYC: Sewage spill into Hudson River halted, about 200 million gallons released
• As gay marriages start today, local wedding vendors are eager to cash in
• Fatal Taconic crash: Bastardi lacks answers 2 years later, expects few from HBO film
• Holding back danger: Region's aging dams await repairs; costs reach into millions
• Putnam kids off to sheriffs' camp
• Repairs will close Bronx River Parkway lanes Monday
• Cuomo: At least $1 billion available in regional jobs competition
• Police: Norway suspect 'just came out of nowhere'
• Judge: Putnam Health Department septic rule violates law
• Make Waves: This summer, try a few new wet and wild adventures that are guaranteed to get you out on the water
• Veterans belly up to annual pig roast in Mahopac
• Hockey: Santini, Pesce honored by their country's call
• Route 17 open again in Sloatsburg
• NYC finally stops sewage release into Hudson
• Rabid skunk found dead in Briarcliff Manor; county issues health warning
• RFK Jr.'s estranged wife has driving charge dismissed
• Monsey dad accused of leaving 2-year-old in hot, parked car for 2 hours
• Brace for more scorching heat today
• For Rye couple, gay-marriage law brings another 'I do'
• Orangetown clerk will issue gay-marriage licenses, despite objections in 2004
• Rockland County seeks flood loans; federal financial aid out of reach
• Westchester office space in demand; White Plains leads surge
• Rockland's Vanderhoef to cut programs, merge departments to fight deficit
• Lauren Spierer's boyfriend says he's taken polygraph; mother issues new appeal
• Croton Point Park beach won't close despite massive Hudson sewage spill
• Historic Mamaroneck villa owned by opera star Frances Alda on the market for $1.649M
• Motorcycle hits police car at 100 mph on Interstate 84 in Southeast, cops say
• Patterson woman killed in Connecticut crash
• Yonkers boxing legend finally gets appropriate memorial
• Feds sue Port Chester schools, allege bias over employee's pregnancy
• Heat wave strains electrical grid: Nearly 3000 without power in Westchester and Putnam.
• New Rochelle to open cooling center on Saturday
• U.S. Attorney accuses Port Chester schools of bias over employee's pregnancy
• More than a dozen dead as Norway is ripped by Oslo bomb, youth camp shootings
• Whew! Temp hits 103 in NYC
• New Rochelle supermarket clerk arrested over counterfeit $100s
• New Rochelle man, 23, beaten, robbed returning from work
• Firefighters battle Hillburn fire in blazing heat
• Vanderhoef to cut programs, merge departments to fight deficit
• Lauren Spierer's boyfriend says he passed polygraph
• Troopers charge White Plains man, New City woman with drunken driving
• Yorktown couple allowed underage drinking in their home, police said
• Two hurt in parkway crash in Ramapo
• Spring Valley police investigate two rapes
• Patterson woman, 50, killed in Sherman, Conn., crash
• Opinion Roundup: Leiby Kletzky; debt-ceiling debate
• Stony Point residents can swim in Spook Rock pool
• Hours extended for Palisades Region beaches and pools
• Tell us about your train commute
• Conn. motorcyclist going 100 mph on I-84 strikes state police cruiser, cops say
• Lauren Spierer's mother posts new, emotional letter
• 1 dead, 20 hurt in upstate tour bus, tractor-trailer crash
• West Point cadet dies during training
• Power cut slightly in Greenburgh, Ardsley, Elmsford, Irvington, Tarrytown; customers asked to turn off big-power appliances
• Leiby Kletzky's parents issue thanks to searchers
• Yorktown man, 21, charged with felony drunken driving
• Dramatic photos, video of Palisades Parkway accident in which woman was rescued
• Cooling centers list: Westchester-Rockland
• Former New Rochelle school official released after guilty plea in sex case involving student
• Top 2 U.S. prescription drug manager companies will merge
• PepsiCo's 2Q revenues rise; overseas is growth area
• Ramapo owes $50G environmental fine in ballpark construction
• Louis DiMeglio to be new fire chief in New Rochelle
• MTA chairman Jay Walder leaving for Hong Kong job
• Putnam health chief Sherlita Amler taking Westchester job
• Peekskill man pulled from Lake Hawthorne; police call drowning accident
• Kovacs wife-poisoning case appears headed to November trial
• Source: Lauren Spierer falls in building video, in no condition to help friend get home
• Yonkers schools approaching football-decision deadline
• Aquinas 'reading camp' helps instructors, students
• Pools overflow with customers; heat wave to peak today
• Rattlesnake alert issued in Stony Point after man bitten
• Massive sewage spill sparks warning to stay out of Hudson River
• Audubon, state parks partner to protect bird habitats, unveil effort at Fahnestock
• Rapist who met Brewster girl on Facebook gets 6 years
• Leiby Kletzky slaying, Casey Anthony trial spur state bill seeking tougher punishment
• Cornell Cooperative Extension left in limbo as Astorino denies $1 million in approved Westchester funds
• Man pulled from Lake Hawthorne after being submerged 10 minutes
• Avoid contact with Hudson River because of NYC sewage discharge, Westchester health officials say
• Source says Lauren Spierer, on video, appeared 'in no condition' to help friend get home
• MTA Chief Exec Jay Walder leaving to take job in Hong Kong
• Former New Rochelle school official admits to sex abuse of student; released from jail
• Sparkill college programs pairs struggling readers, literacy teachers, in 4-week camp
• Pelham Manor tally: 35 car break-ins in 3 hours lead to 2 arrests
• Peekskill grandmother 1st in Westchester convicted under Leandra's DWI law
• Cooling centers list: Westchester-Rockland-Putnam
• Dramatic photos, video of Palisades Parkway accident in which woman was rescued
• Queens man, 25, gets 6 years for rape of 12-year-old Brewster girl he met on Facebook
• Ramapo will pay $50G fine for environmental violations at stadium
• Lake Carmel wife-poisoning-case trial set for November
• Yorktown, Yonkers, Tarrytown drivers charged with DWI on Sprain, I-95, Route 35
• Editorial Board poll: Gang of Six proposal
• Shoplifter stuffed $882 worth of clothes into her pocketbook at Palisades mall, cops say
• Two Croton brothers had semi-automatic handguns at home, police say
• Atlantis lands safely, ending the space shuttle program; video
• Amish come from NY, PA, Ohio for funerals of 5 farmers killed in crash upstate
• Carmel, Dutchess women charged with drunken driving in Kent
• Leiby Kletzky's parents set up website
• Truck carrying water strikes bridge on Playland Parkway in Rye
• Saw Mill shut both ways after Mount Kisco rollover accident; parkway expected to reopen about 10 a.m.
• MTA cuts $2 billion from capital plan
• Ossining's town-village court merger gets OK
• Summer camps keep kids hydrated in the heat; excessive heat warning today
• Astorino vetoes $700,000 for Mountain Lakes pool work
• State suspends today's Route 9A repairs after 'chaos' in Mount Pleasant, Briarcliff Manor
• Independence Party backs Michael Rights in Southeast
• Rockland's Korean War dead will be honored Sunday
• A.G. Eric Holder to meet with angry 9/11 families on tabloid hacking claims
• Joyner's awakening provides help for Spring Valley kids
• Police dog bites man, Mount Vernon pays $90,000
• White Plains, CSEA deal would freeze wages for second year
• 2 clinics planned in Spring Valley; Refuah, Hudson River HealthCare get funds
• Pfizer to buy pain drug developer Icagen for $56M
• Clarkstown police get 2.5% raises for 2011, 2012
• Boulders blow big lead, fall 11-10
• NYPD: Leiby Kletzky was in Rockland before slaying
• Same-sex couples planning marriage still face legal challenges
• Patterson firehouse dinner to help boy with leukemia
• Nyack Jazz Week will feature local talent, famous musicians
• Cool-off list: County, state pools, beaches in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam
• White Plains, CSEA reach tentative deal
• Briarcliff Route 9A repairs halted by state after morning chaos
• NYC gun case has Yonkers link
• Ossining traffic stop leads to felony pot bust
• Orange and Rockland declares 3-day heat alert; offers tips
• Mount Vernon opens cooling center; New Rochelle schedules one for tomorrow, Friday
• Leiby Kletzky was given drugs, later smothered; was killed a day after abduction
• Anniversary flashback: See our front page for the July 20, 1969, moon landing
• Clarkstown, cops agree to 2.5 percent increases for 2011-12
• Biting, spitting Yorktown teen charged with robbery
• Opinion Roundup: Caylee's Law
• Mahopac brothers try to fill forged prescriptions, Yorktown cops say
• Update: Water main repaired in New City
• Troopers charge 2 with DWI on I-287 in Elmsford, Rt. 311 in Patterson
• Home robbery reported in Suffern
• Playland's Manursing Lake restoration completed
• Weather: Excessive heat beats down on the suburbs; 89 today; excessive heat watch Thursday, Friday
• State audit critical of Port Authority contracts
• Conn. police use GPS to find kidnapped woman, child
• George Steinbrenner fund gives to kin of upstate trooper killed while on duty
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• Retiring Irvington schools chief Matusiak gets a year's salary in deal with district
• Westchester, Putnam towns push for cash to protect NYC watershed
• Cement truck blows tire, strikes guardrail on northbound Thruway in Montebello
• Astorino to Cuomo: Build this bridge
• Mamaroneck officials weigh development moratorium; hear from critic
• Lau's lawyer seeks mental health review
• Teen breaks ankle in rope-swing fall from 100-foot embankment at Pound Ridge reservoir
• Counties' mortgage tax revenue reflects weakness in economy
• New Rochelle police officer convicted of DWI faces departmental hearings
• Stony Point: Pool closed; officials bicker over repair delay
• Mount Vernon man shot dead during dice game in Yonkers
• Borders Books poised to close remaining store in Mount Kisco
• Man gets a year for recording women using restroom at Galleria mall in White Plains
• New City captures state softball title
• Greenburgh, NYC to officiate same-sex weddings on Sunday
• Cool-off list: County, state pools, beaches in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam
• Rabies: Westchester leads state in positive test results
• Cooling centers open throughout Rockland
• Firefighter treated after vacant house burns in Harrison
• Woman pulled from SUV on Palisades Parkway seconds before it explodes
• Music Conservatory of Westchester Awarded Matching Grant Totaling More Than $150,000
• Passerby pulls Rockland woman from burning van on Palisades Parkway
• Stony Point's town pool has yet to open
• Traffic backup on Thruway after cement truck crashes in Monsey
• Student pleads guilty in Columbia University drug case
• Rockland commemorates 27 men killed in Korean War
• White Plains man jailed for using camera in ladies' room
• Teen breaks ankle in rope-swing fall from 100-foot embankment at Pound Ridge reservoir
• Cooling centers open throughout Rockland
• Mahopac woman sold cocaine to undercover deputy, sheriff says
• Mother to Yonkers child sex abuser sentenced to 10 years: 'You disgust me'
• NYC holding gay-wedding lottery
• Cool-off list: County, state pools, beaches in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam
• Gas line cracked, Hillcrest homes evacuated
• Opinion Roundup: PEF and CSEA contracts
• New Westchester, Rockland, Putnam real estate sales available for search
• Troopers charge 4 with DWI in Westchester, Rockland
• Gunman targets a dice game player, killing 35-year-old Mount Vernon man in Yonkers
• Space shuttle leaves space station for last time
• Rupert Murdoch's car mobbed ahead of UK phone-hacking scandal hearing
• Prank Obama recording on Orange County jury duty line
• Conn. teen suing after being hit by tennis ball in school gym class
• Westchester's Jack Werner, Jewish refugee and World War II hero, dies at 93
• New Square grand rebbe moves to have burn victim's lawsuit dismissed
• New York labor deal means legislators likely to return to Albany
• NYC's biggest post-9/11 terrorist threat lies in subways
• Local 'graver' hopes to give Peekskill patriot his due
• Greenburgh schools chief Ronald Smalls to retire at year's end
• Ford may begin Hillburn sludge cleanup this year
• Westchester doctor accused of stealing candy from movie theater
• 2 Spring Valley men in 1 car charged with felony DWI; 1 threw beer, cops say
• Poll: Obesity hits baby boomers more than others
• Lower Hudson Valley residents warned: Heat, air quality create 'witches' brew'
• Study links diet soda to larger waistlines
• Eric Lau due in court today in Valley Cottage murder case
• IBM earnings up 8 percent in quarter
• Rock City Striders track and field club off to fast start
• Reader's Digest reportedly up for sale for $1 billion
• Wrong-way drunken driver crashes into police cruiser on Bronx River Parkway, cops say
• 6-year-old son is 2nd death linked to Suffern grad Jonah Shacknai's California mansion
• Reader's Digest reportedly up for sale
• New Square rabbi moves to have burn victim's lawsuit dismissed
• 2 assault arrests at Glen Island Park
• Lau back in court Tuesday on murder charge
• Greenburgh school chief to retire at year's end
• NYC launches traffic program to limit midtown jams
• Mount Vernon man charged in one Bronxville car break-in try eyed in several thefts from cars
• Ramapo cops accuse out-of-town pair with having cocaine, mushrooms
• Ford pitches plan to clean up toxic paint sludge in Hillburn
• Libraries torn as public need soars, public funding tightens; your library's use, spending
• Fire quickly extinguished at Port Chester scrap yard
• Opinion Roundup: Debt ceiling; affordable housing; fracking, troop reductions; French-American School
• Nyack's 'Psycho' drive-in showing postponed a week
• Dutchess man charged in domestic dispute — on boat in Hudson River
• White Plains man drove drunk in stolen car, Putnam sheriff says
• Son, girlfriend of Calif. CEO and Suffern HS grad Jonah Shacknai die in 5-day span
• Two men in same car charged with felony drunken driving in Orangetown
• Authorities continue probe of upstate tour bus wreck that killed 2, injured 35
• Scarsdale man being tried in alleged drug dealer's death
• Troopers charge 10 with DWI in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam and beyond
• Wrong-way drunken driver hits police car on BRP, cops say; N/B parkway reopened in Scarsdale
• Commentary: Other editorial voices weigh in on the debt ceiling debate
• Camp visiting day for parents: Worth the trouble?
• Ozone alert: Limit strenuous outdoor activities; slight chance of heavy rain later
• Police: Wife gets bomb threat at Pearl River home
• Rye sees pros of revalued homes
• Mount Kisco's 9/11 monument gets granite centerpieces
• Irish feis, games honor traditions
• British Open: Johnson falters again
• Missing Suffern man alive in Spain
• Pelfrey dooms Mets; Reyes back soon?
• Pomona soldier gets commendation for valor in Afghan war
• Yanks get the right deal in win over Toronto
• 'Virtual' offices provide real value
• DATABASE: Lower Hudson Valley library funding in each community
• Wolf Conservation Center loses land fight
• Italian festival starts Tuesday
• Bigger jackpots lure New Yorkers
• New Castle, cops ink deal
• New Rochelle dog wash benefits shelter
• Soccer fans in region feel U.S. team's pain
• Pierogies rule the day at Kensico Dam Plaza
• Heartbreak follows hard-fought World Cup soccer game
• Police: Pearl River man arrested after threatening to blow up home
• As search ramps up, Suffern man missing in Spain is found, beaten and robbed
• Two injured in crash on northbound Saw Mill
• Two injured in rollover on northbound Saw Mill
• Harrison home blaze displaces five
• Rockland Boulders add charities to team for 10-game series
• Westchester legislator races take shape: See who's in
• Festa Italiana draws hundreds for food, dance, to aid White Plains church
• Croton moves fast to hire paid EMT, cites concern over response times
• Munich 11 story of slain Israeli Olympians must be remembered
• Residents, businesses hope tax cap stems exodus from New York
• A Journal News editorial: Astorino shirks housing duty
• Allen Beals runs for Putnam Legislature
• Patterson Catholic church must share new pastor, parishioners fear closing
• Minor-league baseball: Rockland Boulders' rally falls short
• South Asian population continues growth in Lower Hudson Valley, and culture follows
• Minister who told young sex victims he was angel Gabriel dies in Mount Vernon
• Libraries torn as public need soars, public funding tightens
• Lauren Spierer: 'Headbands for Hope' raises money for search
• Women's World Cup: U.S. team's faith tested en route to final vs. Japan
• Rye sees stars, and profit, from independent film
• Pain, age are not great obstacles for karate medalist Smith
• Lola's Love walk at Ramapo High raises awareness of 'forgotten cancer'
• Cuomo, Duffy prepare regional business councils to confront economy
• DATABASE: Lower Hudson Valley library funding in each community
• Barn fire in North Salem
• SUV topples off FDR Drive
• Hot and humid in the Lower Hudson Valley
• Dead woman found at former Suffern man's SoCal mansion
• Yanks' Garcia follows up Colon's dud with one of his own
• Agricultural designation for Cortlandt property disputed, county will decide
• Suffern woman plans Hudson Valley cycling event to benefit Lance Armstrong Foundation
• Monsey fire horn sounds again after vote by commissioners
• Scarsdale shop raising funds for Lauren Spierer search
• DATABASE: Sales tax collections rise in Lower Hudson Valley
• Yonkers will offer half-day pre-K in September, but fewer seats
• WestCOP bookkeeper gets 1-3 years for theft from agency
• Rockland, Westchester, Putnam agencies screen applicants for mortgage relief
• Hudson River boaters plan protest, say marine units overdo safety checks
• Delayed I-287 project gets additional $10.3 million
• Melbourne Farmhouse preservationists blocked by Yorktown cops
• 3 dogs feared lost in North Salem barn fire
• Nanuet woman receives special stroke procedure at Westchester Medical Center
• Consumer prices drop in June
• Astorino: HUD goes too far in enforcing Westchester desegregation deal
• Tejada, Igarashi falter, Mets fall to Phillies 7-2
• Brooklyn slay suspect was stranger to most at New Square wedding
• New Front Yard Coop lets chickens roam freely — and safely — around your yard
• Body found at former Suffern man's SoCal mansion may be suicide
• Rockland: candidates file petitions to run in fall elections
• WestCOP bookkeeper sent to prison for theft; 2 accomplices face jail time
• Mahopac men, Yorktown woman charged in thefts from parked Mahopac cars
• Suffern woman to organize grassroots cycling event for Livestrong
• Peekskill, Yorktown blotter: Woman punched; hit-run arrest; banned visitor, more
• Putnam blotter: Felony drug charges, attempted robbery in Mahopac, more
• Scarsdale shop raising funds for Lauren Spierer search
• Opinion Roundup: Leiby Kletzky; debt ceiling
• Monsey fire dept. begins sounding its horn again
• Mount Kisco man charged with drunken driving on Rt. 22 in Southeast
• Rob Astorino balks at feds' 'unprecedented overreaching' in housing-deseg case demands
• Upstate man shoved officer, broke police car window in West Nyack, cops say
• NFL players, owners making progress, AP sources say
• Debt face-off shifts to Congress, bargain in play
• List: Fairs and festivals in Westchester, Putnam, Rockland and beyond
• I-87: Tractor-trailer accident causing delays N/B in Sloatsburg
• Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand raises $3M for campaign coffers during quarter
• Slayden a hit in Boulders debut
• Watch replay: Mount Vernon officials discuss city development
• State pension fund earns 14.6% in last fiscal year
• Indian Point, other nuclear plants need better protections, feds' Japan Task Force say
• Who's running in Rockland? Candidates file petitions
• Wear your glasses to this circus
• Brewster girls lacrosse star Biondi moving to Ithaca
• Paul Amay plea deal likely in teen wife's stabbing in Mahopac, lawyer says
• 'Harry Potter' fans off to see the wizard, one last time
• State, local sales-tax revenues continue to climb
• Hate crimes rise statewide for 2010, yet plunge outside NYC
• Paul McCartney Yankee Stadium concerts: Metro-North train runs boosted
• Brooklyn slay suspect says he took boy to New Square wedding
• Poll: New Yorkers split on natural gas report, trust fracking opponents more
• DATABASE: Sales tax collections rise in Lower Hudson Valley
• Rye man's pond lawsuit against city ends with deal in Appeals Court
• Tappan Zee Bridge jumper's family asks for prayers
• Weekend weather: Sunny, warm; 7-day forecast
• Former NFL linebacker from Eastchester found guilty in California murder
• Judge OKs Borders auction; liquidators open bid
• Americans creating new identity at Women's World Cup
• Vanderhoef rejects Rockland bus bids, seeks new ones
• Former NFL linebacker from Eastchester found guilty of murder
• Candidate hopefuls file petitions in Rockland
• 12-year-old accused of pulling fire alarm charged with felony
• Family of surviving TZ Bridge jumper asks for prayers
• Alleged burglars bungle White Plains job
• Irvington school super's departure a 'surprise'
• Live ammo found on Sprain in Greenburgh
• State pension fund earned 14.6 percent in last fiscal year
• Troopers charge 2 with DWI in Pomona, Southeast
• New Rochelle rescuer recounts Bronx River crash
• Judge declares mistrial in Roger Clemens perjury case
• Sales-tax revenue for state, counties continues comeback; sign of recovering economy
• Girl, 16, bitten by poisonous snake at Putnam camp
• Nuke plants should boost protection against earthquakes, floods, other emergencies, NRC panel says
• Poll: New Yorkers divided over proposed natural-gas drilling rules
• Dutchess teens charged in thefts from cars at Southeast, Patterson condo complexes
• Editorial Board poll: The debt-ceiling debate
• Tractor-trailer hits overpass on Bronx River Parkway, is hit by two cars
• Opinion Roundup: Mandate relief; Tappan Zee Bridge
• Judge blocks NYC law requiring crisis pregnancy centers to disclose if they do abortions
• 'Mad Men,' 'Mildred Pierce' get top Emmy nods
• Listen at noon: Yonkers mayoral candidate Chuck Lesnick on Phil Reisman's radio show
• Brooklyn boy is killed and dismembered; community grieves; suspect charged
• 'Harry Potter': Take our quiz; 'Deathly Hallows' review
• Cops: Web words fuel New City cousins' fray
• $100,000 lunch wagon stolen from Congers couple
• N.Y. issues new marriage forms recognizing same-sex couples
• Haverstraw neighbors don't want home as religious center
• White Plains cuts 4 more jobs
• Naked Tappan Zee Bridge jumper is expected to live; cops seek motive in couple's plunge
• Rockland native readies plea in killings of her five newborns
• Vincent Leibell starts 21-month prison term
• Yonkers schools lack pre-K cash, district enrollment to rise by 1,180
• Watch replay: Mount Vernon officials discuss city development
• Same-sex couples' numbers soar in N.Y., 2010 census finds
• Obama 'agitated' as debt-ceiling talks stall
• Replay: Yankees chat with beat reporter Chad Jennings
• 2 p.m. webcast: Mount Vernon mayor, legislator discuss city development, take viewer questions
• Garrison burglar makes pancakes, grabs jewelry, takes nap, cops say
• Francella, McCray, Fiorentino, Eich enter Westchester Hall of Fame
• Ehler departing as manager of Stewart International Airport
• Aron Wieder, ex-East Ramapo board chief, cleared of election charge
• Rockland Boulders lose to Quebec, 6-5
• Naomi Halevi, daughter of ex-Mount Vernon Democratic chair, charged with illegal rent subsidies
• U.S. women reach World Cup final
• NYPD: Man murdered, dismembered boy, 8
• AP sources: Obama ends debt talks brusquely
• Sailors rescued after boat capsizes near Croton Point County Park
• Arbitrator rules for White Plains over police union on health care contributions
• Hit & run suspect on Hutch in Scarsdale arrested
• Charge dropped against ex-East Ramapo school chief Aron Wieder
• State transportation contractor injured on I-95 ramp in Rye
• Rockland native found competent for hearing in death of 5 newborns
• US women defeat France 3-1, advance to World Cup final
• Ramapo police say boy, 12, stole from more than a dozen cars
• Garrison burglar makes meal, does dishes, falls asleep, cops say
• Replay: Yankees chat with beat reporter Chad Jennings
• Mahopac man, NJ woman drove under the influence on Taconic in Yorktown, I-87 in Ramapo, cops say
• Leibell sent to Pennsylvania prison
• Motorcyclist loses arm in freak crash on I-95 in New Rochelle
• 4 more layoffs announced by White Plains City Hall
• Congers couple's lunch truck stolen in Sloatsburg
• Bronx River Parkway: Car veers off road; 2 lanes closed N/B in Yonkers
• Hutch: Hit-run suspects caught off Weaver Street; big backups remain on parkway
• Military prep school set to open at West Point
• Accident slowing N/B I-95 in Rye
• Missing Brooklyn boy found dead, assemblyman says
• Dispute between Facebook "friends" leads to assault charges
• North Salem's Paul Greenwood bid on his own seized items at auction
• Texas man pleads not guilty in Port Chester smuggling and kidnapping case
• DATABASE: Second quarter home sales, prices mixed in Lower Hudson Valley
• Naked couple's jump from Tappan Zee Bridge investigated
• Mom who lost 3 kids in wrong-way Taconic crash expecting baby
• 2 p.m. webcast: union, municipal leaders talk public employee contracts with our editors
• NL wins second straight All-Star Game
• Three local golfers still alive at Met Junior Championship
• Mets send K-Rod and cash to Brewers for two players to be named
• Betty Ford eulogized as one who helped many
• West Harrison firetruck catches fire in Upper Nyack
• Popularity takes a toll on Pinot Grigio
• Tougher texting-while-driving ban becomes New York law
• Where to try Korean food in Westchester, Rockland
• Lower Hudson Valley home sales fall as economy, employment lag
• Yonkers Inspector General Schorr will audit schools' benefits
• Ex-camp staffer pleads guilty in underage sex-sting case
• Netflix rates rise up to 60 percent for DVD, streaming
• Planned suncreen rules may save your skin
• Airport security breached 25,000 times since 2001
• Mamaroneck village firefighters praised for quick response to apartment blaze
• Afghanistan war vet given highest honor
• Music Conservatory of Westchester Holds a Music Therapy Session for The Freddie Mac Foundation
• Naked jump off Tappan Zee: Woman killed, man survives
• Ex-DPW official in Mt. Vernon pleads guilty to perjury in sidewalk-fix case
• W. Harrison firetruck catches fire in Nyack
• White Plains lottery millionaire plans no 'big changes'
• West Nyack bridge work to stop traffic on Route 59
• Ramapo cracking down on illegal dorm in Monsey
• New Rochelle commuter's shoulder broken in train station attack; 6 teens charged
• NYC launches site to promote electric cars
• After court layoffs, report seeks 41-62% raises for state judges
• Webcasts: On public employee contracts, 2 p.m. Wed.; Mount Vernon development, 2 p.m. Thurs.
• Yorktown teen charged with DWI after Rt. 202 crash
• Interim president named at Manhattanville College
• Editorial Board poll: The debt-ceiling debate
• Sleepy Hollow cops use stun gun on marijuana suspect
• Mom who lost 3 daughters in wrong-way Taconic wreck is pregnant
• 'Cooling centers' open in Rockland, New Rochelle
• Cuomo signs tougher texting-while-driving law
• Opinion Roundup: Larry Schwartz; Derek Jeter
• I-95 north closed in New Rochelle due to accident
• Two people jump from Tappan Zee Bridge; 1 dead
• Several rescued from fire in downtown Mamaroneck village
• Current and former first ladies gather for Betty Ford's funeral
• Daniel Claps, Lake George amusement park star and a New Rochelle native, dies at 90
• Shrub Oak woman, 18, stole $3,000 in jewelry from Mohegan Lake home she visited, cops say
• Gravesite mix-up: Kin were visiting wrong plot for 20 years; NYC lawsuit filed
• Summer swelter: Heat advisory in effect today; 7-day forecast
• Danroy Henry shooting: Family of slain Pace student establishes sports fund in his memory
• Orangetown's sewer plant to meet deadline despite director's death
• Yonkers police seek residents of burned home with pot farm
• Motocross: Pearl River's Peneno hits national stage
• Scenic Merritt Parkway holds a danger for drivers: falling trees
• Clear Channel swipes at Pandora with iheart revamp
• Reisman column: What's a baseball worth to you, Derek?
• Home births are on the rise
• Hay, Smith square off over Michael Rights commercial
• AFT to defend targeted educators in cheating scandals
• White Plains Performing Arts Center sets season: 'Cats,' 'Secret Garden,' 'Tenor'
• Metro-North on schedule this morning following Monday evening's derailment
• Talks on federal deficit cuts sink into stalemate
• Activists swim the Hudson, promote water quality one stroke at a time
• Yankees' Cano wins HR Derby, beating Red Sox's Gonzalez
• Purchase author Andrew Gross bases new thriller on real-life events
• Police await details, toxicology reports in fatal Hudson boat crash
• 24,000 visitor passes issued for NYC Sept. 11 memorial
• Moody's report raises concerns about property-tax cap, singles out Rockland
• Bear cub caught napping in South Nyack tree, taken to woods
• Four-alarm fire ravages Manhattan synagogue
• Hudson Line delays after Grand Central derailment
• Clarkstown officer injured in two-car crash
• AFT to defend targeted educators in cheating scandals
• Talks on federal deficit cuts sink into stalemate
• Report: Rockland may feel tax cap's pinch
• Motorcyclist breaks collarbone in I-84 crash in Southeast
• Firefighters find indoor pot farm at burning building
• Bear snoozing in S. Nyack tree tumbles down, taken upstate
• Cops: Ossining woman charged with DWI assaulted officers
• Nyack man charged with breaking Temptations' window
• Man stable after weekend shooting in Yonkers
• Underground fire evacuates Harrison office building along Mamaroneck Avenue
• Carmel, NYC men charged with aggravated drunken driving in Mahopac
• License-plate reader alerts cops to stolen car in Patterson
• Boat deaths: Injured survivor crawled for help
• Baldwin Place supermarket employees chase purse-snatcher; Peekskill suspect found in salon, cops say
• Second minor league baseball team eyed on Long Island
• Opinion Roundup: Debt celing; gay marriage; tax cap; prescription drug abuse; Jim Russell; Indian Point; I-287
• Brutal beauty: Falling trees imperil Merritt Parkway drivers
• 10 drove under the influence in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam, troopers say
• Cortlandt man burned trying to save motorcycles in fiery shed
• Mount Vernon man, 19, killed in Middletown shooting
• Fund honoring slain Pace student Danroy Henry Jr. will help Mass. kids
• Stun gun found on JetBlue flight
• Ticket reservations open today for 9/11 Memorial
• Irish celebrate heritage in Hartsdale
• Despite loss, Mets winners heading into break
• Festival highlights Italian culture
• Yankees win another game, lose another player
• Closing arguments expected in murder trial of Eastchester grad
• DATABASE: Lower Hudson Valley library funding in each community
• Local Hibernians excited to host N.Y. convention in Pearl River
• Summer camp in Ramapo seeks volunteers
• Proposal to build church in Chestnut Ridge hits nerve
• Orangetown sewer director dead at 41
• Westchester keeps inspiring local author Esmeralda Santiago
• Tourney honors teen's work for Haiti quake victim's memory
• Rescued beagles party in park
• Day of racing benefits cancer research
• Bedford school sex-abuse case waits for judge
• Yonkers 'pot house' catches fire
• N.Y. presidential primary: April 24
• Descendant 'awed' by photo album returned in mail
• Debt meeting ends; little headway is made
• 4 die in boat crash on Hudson; 2 injured
• Music Conservatory Of Westchester’s Tenth Annual Golf Classic Raises More Than $95,000
• Orangetown sewer director dead at 41
• Firefighters find indoor pot farm in home blaze
• Spierer's parents thank volunteers
• Rockland baseball all-county: Suffern's Kulbaba an imposing force on mound, at bat
• Revolutionary War hero Nathanael Greene revisited in Mount Vernon
• Pack the perfect picnic
• Rockland County to extend tax payback period
• Ticket reservations open for 9/11 Memorial
• Metro-North Railroad seeks Grand Central memorabilia for Transit Museum exhibit
• Harrison Dog Park sets $50 fee for outsiders
• Save Your Brain teaches young athletes to use their heads, donates safer helmets to Clarkstown South
• Massachusetts' tax cap seen as a guide for New York
• North White Plains train station garage gets approval, 500 spaces expected
• Thousands celebrate Bastille Day in Piermont
• Administrators, union say teacher rating system is moving too fast
• 3,000 hits: Derek Jeter becomes first Yankee to reach milestone
• Spierers hold 'Laps for Lauren' event
• Somers man charged with attempted rape
• Accident closes part of Route 59 in West Nyack
• Jeter gets 3,000th hit in majestic fashion - a third-inning, solo homer vs. Rays
• Pair of armed robberies in Yonkers Friday night
• Lauren Spierer search: Missing student's family plans 'searchers reunion' today
• Rockland storm downs trees, floods roads, cuts power to 4,000
• 3 overdose on synthetic incense in Harrison, police say
• Raymond 'Doc' Kiernan retiring as New Rochelle fire chief after 45 years
• Unemployment risis to 9.2%; weak hiring casts doubts on strength of rebound
• Boil-water order continues for section of Ramapo
• Rabid woodchuck found in Ossining neighborhood
• Ex-candidate Jim Russell's libel suit against journalists, GOP leader tossed
• Stephanie Crispinelli Humanitarian Fund: Somers softball party to honor memory of student killed in Haiti
• Chef Peter Kelly inspires students at Yonkers restaurant
• Times crossword editor Will Shortz trades pencils for ping pong paddles
• Larry Schwartz, ex-Spano aide, named to new post in Cuomo's office
• N.Y. Medical College clinic leads in Lyme disease study, treatment
• New City man home after attempting to break Gaza blockade
• Clarkstown considers banning sale of graffiti materials to minors
• Man found dead in van outside New Rochelle bank
• Rockland: Strong thunderstorms flood roads, topple trees
• Jeter's push for 3,000th hit on hold; Rays refuse to make up rainout as part of twinbill
• Clarkstown looks to erase graffiti before it's written
• Reward offered in June 30 Harrison bank heist
• Rabid woodchuck found in Ossining; residents cautioned
• 3 young men in Harrison overcome by synthetic 'incense'
• Cortlandt man with long criminal record faces Putnam drug charges
• 3 held in Dobbs Ferry stabbing
• Summer treat: 250-plus free or cheap outdoor concerts in Westchester; see the list
• Danbury man charged with drunken driving on Route 22 in Southeast
• New governor, old post for Westchester's Larry Schwartz
• Boil-water order continues for section of Ramapo; list of affected streets
• Opinion Roundup: Colton Elementary School; Casey Anthony
• US unemployment rose to 9.2 percent in June as hiring stalls
• Truck-4-car crash injures 5, closes I-84 westbound east of I-684
• Fire out at Pearl River pizzeria
• Casey Anthony release pushed back to July 17
• Foodies can now get cheese sliced by hand at farmers markets; state relaxes rules
• Newburgh man killed in I-84 crash
• LI pharmacy killings suspect gets high-profile attorney
• NASA fuels Atlantis for the last shuttle launch, but storms may delay liftoff
• Nyack may create its own reverse 911 system
• Pfizer may sell animal health, nutrition units
• Singer-songwriter Marc Cohn headlines this year's Pleasantville Music Festival
• Jeter talks about path to 3,000
• Mamaroneck parents want more time to raise money to save sports
• N.Y. Capitol protesters want fracking ban
• Michael Edelman retraction ends Putnam County sheriff's defamation suit
• Recently passed N.Y. roads bill requires considering bicycle, pedestrian lanes
• Piermont Dog Run gives pets a place to stretch their legs
• Everything sells at ex-North Salem Supervisor Paul Greenwood's farm auction
• Westchester plans to overhaul 'tired' accordion buses
• Port Chester firefighters halt basement fire on Adee Street
• Spierers plan 'searchers reunion' for weekend
• Closing Indian Point has risks, NYC report finds
• Jeter, Yankees fall short against Rays
• Jamie Erlich slaying: State doctor finds Lau competent to stand trial
• Crime & courts: Lifeguard saves toddler at park; bicyclist mugged; more
• Westchester business group aims to stop youth flight, spur new jobs
• Sandy Annabi defends her lawyer in Yonkers corruption case
• Spierers plan 'searchers reunion' for weekend
• News12 commentator retracts on-air remarks about Putnam sheriff
• Cops probe 2-month-old's death in Greenburgh
• Rockland legislator wants probe into county's finances
• Boil-water order issued in Ramapo
• I-84 west in Newburgh reopens after fatal crash, but delays continue
• Toddler saved from drowning in Mount Vernon
• Jobs reports push stocks higher; Retailers rise
• Driver pleads guilty in upstate crash that killed college student from Port Chester
• State attorney general investigating NFL lockout
• Fatness survey: 1 in 4 New Yorkers is obese
• Opinion Roundup: Anthony Weiner and 'sexting'; taxes and the rich
• Man found stabbed in Lake Carmel home
• Pair mug bicyclist in New Rochelle
• Troopers charge 2 with drunken driving on I-87 in Hillburn, I-684 in Southeast
• Man found stabbed in Lake Carmel home
• Fifth Lincoln Hall student charged in June 30 assault
• Editorial Board poll: Casey Anthony
• Haverstraw man, 60, charged with groping girl, 12, near park
• Casey Anthony to be freed in late July or early August
• Woman drives car into Mahopac building
• Eric Lau found fit to stand trial on murder charge in slaying of teacher Jamie Erlich
• Regis Philbin hoping to sell Greenwich house. Asking price: $3.8 million
• Princeton Annual Giving campaign raises $50M, second-highest ever
• Photos: Pamplona's running of the bulls draws thrill-seekers
• Larchmont house fire contained to attic bedroom
• Nokia will leave Platinum Mile, lay off 275 workers locally
• Mount Vernon family displaced after fire in apartment building
• Armonk pool opens to out-of-towners, waives bond
• Greenburgh getting 2 new supermarkets
• East Ramapo's Colton School sale halted pending state review
• Exquisite property in Cortlandt part of annual garden tour
• Hudson Valley seeks national parks designation; Gillibrand, Hinchey back study
• Jeter hits bumps on the road to 3,000
• Nyack black bear draws a crowd, and a police alert
• Playland spectator fee eliminated for Westchester residents
• DEC chief: Court battles on fracking likely
• State police: Email traffic ticket is a hoax, contains virus
• Ex-North Salem Supervisor Paul Greenwood's farm gear goes on auction block
• Senate GOP: Too late for independent redistricting
• Intruder attacks 8-year-old Port Chester girl in her bedroom
• 2 from Brewster hurt in Route 6 crash
• Service efforts nationwide will honor 9/11 terror victims
• Sloan-Kettering's plans for Westchester center raise objections from local hospitals
• Fogelman's wish becomes reality: Pond will give Nanuet students research opportunity
• Nyack black bear draws a crowd and a police alert
• Man killed by train at Crestwood station in Tuckahoe
• Clemens trial selecting jury; judge raps Capitol Hill
• Serious crash reported on Route 6 in Southeast
• Nokia to leave Platinum Mile, lay off 275 workers
• East Ramapo school sale halted pending state review
• Westchester, Rockland hospital group opposes cancer center move to Harrison
• Eliot Spitzer's show dumped by CNN
• Yorktown, Peekskill blotter: Racing teen, drug charges, stolen property, more
• NJ man arrested following chase from stolen car
• A new neighborhood market for Nyack?
• Sleepy Hollow detective hired in Mt. Vernon
• Mount Vernon man arraigned in White Plains train station trash-can beating
• Eastchester: Power out to 386, camp moved after 13,000-volt line explodes
• Passed out Port Chester man in parked car in White Plains
• Intruder tried to assault 8-year-old Port Chester girl in her bed
• Teen charged in Yorktown bomb threat has youthful-offender status
• Roger Clemens perjury trial: David Cone, Wade Boggs may testify
• Editorial Board poll: Casey Anthony
• New Rockland real estate sales available for search
• Troopers charge 3 with drunken driving on I-95, I-684 and in Yonkers
• LI firefighter battles blaze, learns it killed his brother
• Drunk? No puppy for you, says NYC pet store
• Traffic sluggish following motorcycle accident on S/B Sprain in Hawthorne
• Pilot says a laser was pointed at him at Westchester County Airport
• Fire damages a Mount Vernon home, displaces family of 7
• Air quality alert today: Limit strenuous outdoor activities; 7-day weather forecast
• 'Closure' eludes family as Indiana body is not Lauren Spierer
• Jeter draws two hits closer as Yanks rout Indians, 9-2
• Rockland boys track and field all-county: Spring Valley's Dorsainvil sparked by inner fire
• Westchester/Putnam boys track and field all-stars: Hamilton's Bracey caps banner career
• Cuomo: Tax cap staying, so find savings
• Putnam sex offender admits going online, violating probation
• Posada appreciates Jeter's monumental achievement
• Man seriously hurt in apparent New Rochelle plunge
• Yonkers' midnight basketball returns with new name, anti-violence agenda
• DEC fracking report raises environmental worries
• Rockland lawmakers debate calling FBI in New Square arson case
• Clarkstown police awarded 3.4 percent raises for 2 years
• Garrison teen Michael Mullamphy checked in with mom just before fatal crash
• Briarcliff Manor cuts 1 high school class period, lengthens elementary day
• Proof fell short as jury acquits Casey Anthony of murdering daughter
• Lower Hudson Valley parents capture baby's 1st portrait with 3D/4D ultrasound
• Verizon Wireless drops unlimited data plan: Move will affect new smartphone customers only
• Santhigram Wellness Ayurveda Center
• Saw Mill Parkway reopens after one-car, rollover crash
• Man suffers serious injuries after apparent New Rochelle plunge
• Casey Anthony lawyers blast cable news after acquittal
• Nyack event to honor leaders' support for marriage equality
• White Plains GOP announces slate
• Twin SUVs collide in front of Nanuet Mall
• Yonkers man sentenced for raping boy, 14
• Clarkstown PBA wins 3.4 percent pay hike for 2009-10
• Body found in Indiana not Lauren Spierer
• 2 student deaths prompt Cornell U. to increase patrols near Ithaca Gorge
• Yorktown man, 20, faces sexual misconduct charge involving girl, 15
• Drunk, texting Cortlandt man crashes in Peekskill, cops say
• Bottle rocket ignites house roof in Mount Pleasant
• Bronx man wore shoplifting 'girdle' for Palisades Center mall theft, cops say
• NY foodies lament NJ ostrich egg shortage
• Two dozen people displaced in White Plains fire
• Week's weather: Sunny, very warm; 7-day forecast
• New York City fireworks show pays tribute to 9/11
• Hartsdale woman's death deemed suspicious
• DEC walks fine line on fracking, pushes limits, safeguards for gas extraction
• Greenburgh man arrested 3 minutes after White Plains holiday bank heist
• FAA's new air traffic system hits turbulence
• Get local news on your Facebook page: 'Like' LoHud.com on Facebook
• Robert Kennedy Jr., 12 others named to hydrofracking panel
• Rockland's young abuse meds more, survey finds
• Girls golfer of the season: Rye's Lee finds a higher gear
• Boys golf: White Plains' Trainor goes distance to succeed
• Cuomo insists on Indian Point closure; experts doubt state's influence
• Putnam moves to cap former landfill in Carmel, faces deadline
• Spierer investigators await autopsy results on woman's body found in Indiana
• Vietnam memorial replica will come to Putnam; vets raise money for event
• Boys golf: Clarkstown North's Kim puts in the work
• Look chic for less: a guide to consignment shopping
• Style carved in stone: Home design guru Chris Madden puts her Purchase carriage house on the market
• Westchester briefs: Fire lights up roof; Mount Pleasant family escapes harm
• Rockland has festive Fourth: Concerts, baseball and fireworks draw families out
• Historic words resonate at John Jay Homestead as Katonah celebrates July 4
• Police: death of elderly Hartsdale woman considered "suspicious"
• White Plains bank heist suspect nabbed 3 minutes after robbery
• 21 drove under the influence in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam, troopers say
• Autopsy set for Tuesday on female body found in Indianapolis
• State Park Police: Bear Mountain, Harriman parks filled to capacity
• Cortlandt troopers: 16 businesses refuse alcohol sales to minor
• Troopers write 53 tickets on Taconic in Yorktown, I-684 in Bedford, Lewisboro
• Defense offers alibi in 1994 killing
• Same-sex weddings may bring bliss to N.Y.
• With less state aid, RCC tuition may rise $150
• 10 ways to jazz up an outdoor summer dinner party
• Putnam dad 'feeling normal' with state-of-the-art prosthetic leg
• How to keep that goldfish from the fair alive
• Garrison boy, 17, dies in crash
• New Hollywood fitness fave: Drumstick-smashing!
• Smaller county contracts cost big: Westchester leaders OK'd $5.5M in 2010
• Buttler's single in 10th gives Boulders win over Bears
• Wimbledon: Djokovic rules tennis world
• Subway Series: Mets' day filled with good news
• Additional buses, trains offered on getaway day
• Rockland marks Independence Day with fireworks
• July Fourth events set for Westchester and Putnam
• Bar that Spierer visited draws many fake IDs
• A Red, White and Baloo weekend in Brewster
• Port Chester trustee pulls in $7,500 as county consultant
• Tennis therapy helps survivors of cancer
• Philadelphia man, 26, found dead in Harriman State Park
• Greenburgh police probe woman's death
• Black bear visits Brewster
• 2 arrested after brawl on Long Island Sound
• Motorcyclist dies protesting helmet laws upstate
• Spring Valley fireworks postponed until Monday
• Garrison teen killed in one-car crash
• 26-year-old Philadelphia man found dead at Harriman State Park
• UPDATE: Garrison teen killed in single-car crash
• Putnam man who died in plane crash left legacy despite youth
• Crash victim Jillisa McCarthy's friends seek solace
• Mamaroneck family sues district over education of dyslexic son
• Kittredge will leave North Castle board after 32 years, cites Dems' lack of support
• Will New York's property-tax cap help or hurt?
• Tarrytowns camp offers robotics, toy design, expands to kids outside district
• Subway Series: Colon returns in same shape
• Enjoy the summer, but stay smart, safe
• Rangers get their man, sign Richards
• Rockland marks Independence Day with fireworks celebrations
• List: July 4th events for Westchester and Putnam
• Carmel man dies of crash injuries
• Young Mormons embrace trek to deepen faith
• Port Chester finds building agency's 'destroyed' files
• Feds' I-287 review praises project's quality; more costs, new delay sought
• Thousands of Bowline Park visitors enjoy Independence Day festivities
• 'Pirates' take over Philipsburg Manor
• 'Determined' Spierers stay in Indiana; father appeals to parents of daughter's friends
• Consortium prevails over Google for Nortel patents
• Report: Google among firms looking to buy Hulu
• Death Race lives up to advance billing for Hartsdale man
• Connecticut man gets more than 7 years for Putnam County bank robbery
• Nunez leads Yankees to win in Subway Series opener
• Palisades Center crash injures 5
• Putnam Legislature agrees to maintain proposed veterans cemetery
• Pleasantville festival is a day of fun for the whole family
• Ex-con charged in 4th home burglary in Greenburgh/Ardsley
• Soil gauge with radioactive material stolen in Stony Point
• Rockland Independence Party chairwoman indicted, accused of perjury, forgery over petitions
• Man seriously injured in Southeast car crash
• List: July 4th events for Westchester and Putnam
• Nyack slay victim Wykeme Corker mourned; mother questions account of death
• Rye Brook songwriter of 'Meet the Mets' dies at 84
• Boaters are out for summer, and so are the water cops
• 'FarmVille' creator Zynga to go public
• Piermont police seek witnesses to thefts from cars
• Putnam blotter: DWI teen, drug possession, more
• 4 Lincoln Hall students charged on attack on 5th student, troopers say
• Rockland Independence Party chief indicted on perjury, fraud charges
• 4 injured when motorcycle hits car on Yonkers' Central Park Avenue
• Lauren Spierer case: Missing student's parents ratchet up pressure on friends for info
• Black bear roaming in Goldens Bridge, North Salem
• $50,000 bail for tampering suspect in fatal Yonkers beating
• After delay, Lake Nanuet pool opens for season
• Conn lawmaker apologizes for reposting Twitter slur against governor
• Out-of-state drivers lose E-ZPass discount on NJ Turnpike
• Accuser credibility questions shake Dominique Strauss-Kahn IMF sex case
• Driscoll Fraternal Order of Police holding blood drive today at Carmel VFW
• Troopers hand out 66 tickets in speeding crackdown on Route 9 in Cortlandt
• 5 drove under the influence in Westchester, Putnam, troopers say
• I-95: Trailer carrying construction equipment overturns, snarling morning commute
• I-684: Lost tire accident snarled morning rush
• New Haven Line: Wire damage near Harrison causing 10-15-minutes delays
• New City detour, project create safety hazards, some observers say
• Police search for gunman in Patterson home invasion robbery
• 11 a.m.: Watch parents' statement on end of large-scale search for Lauren Spierer
• Putnam woman charged with cruelty after dog found with collar embedded in neck
• Former Monsey fire official Rothschild admits mail fraud
• Jobless tax for employers quietly expires
• List: Fourth of July fireworks, events in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam
• DEC supports fracking bans in watersheds
• Mayor Amicone vetoes Yonkers overtime cap
• White Plains cops: 4 guys, 1 girl rob Five Guys burger joint
• Yonkers rescinds 367 schools layoffs after 2 unions give concessions
• Services set for Putnam Lake man killed in Dutchess plane crash
• Cuomo signs tax cap as Pleasantville family, symbol of homeowner relief, hosts governor
• N.Y. Legislature votes to allow sale of milder fireworks
• Kodak faces delay in decision on claims against Apple
• Unemployment benefit applications stuck above 400,000
• Mahopac designer consignment shop marks a year in business
• DiSanto leaving Somers to coach Mahopac wrestling team
• Patterson man, 79, killed in Route 22 collision
• Playland advisory panel may endorse mixing best ideas
• Tappan couple invigorate Fresh Air Fund, host boy for third summer
• Police search for armed suspect in Patterson home invasion robbery
• 5 Guys robbed in White Plains; 4 guys and a gal charged
• Yonkers Board of Education awaits afternoon union vote that could reduce layoffs
• State to close seven prisons
• MSNBC suspends analyst Mark Halperin for remark on Obama
• Services set for Putnam Lake man killed in Dutchess plane crash
• Yonkers man convicted of felony cocaine possession
• Mahopac woman faces animal-cruelty charge after dog found with embedded collar
• Police: Edgemont teen causes $11,000 damage to high school
• 10 mug Mamaroneck man in New Rochelle
• Yonkers' mayor vetoes city worker overtime cap, citing legal concerns
• Nathan Rothschild, Ex-Monsey fire commissioner, pleads guilty in fraud scheme
• New Hempstead Road detour begins, will last three months
• Cuomo to sign tax cap; tell us how you feel about it
• Harrison bank robber escaped with $5,500
• Yonkers man sentenced in NYC cold case murder-by-fire
• Kent man charged with drunken driving at more than 4x legal limit
• Patterson man, 79, dies in Route 22 crash
• Atlantic City's Steel Pier to go up for bid
• PHOTO GALLERY: Mamaroneck Fireman's Parade
• List: Fourth of July fireworks, events in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam; White Plains, Nanuet tonight
• Putnam Lake man, 23, dies in Dutchess plane crash
• Attorney General Schneiderman appoints public corruption watchdog for Hudson Valley
• Summit Park loses $10 million, Rockland exec warns of program cuts
• Bank of America has record $8.5 billion settlement
• New Rochelle councilmen point fingers after DPW worker's indictment
• Santana leads Boulders to 8-6 win
• Flood shuts Nyack Hospital kitchen, cafeteria
• Mamaroneck man accused of stealing $1.94 pack of gum in Central Nyack
• Rangers buy out final year of Drury's contract
• Longtime Legal Aid chief Pittari retires today, admired for fairness, dedication
• Mount Kisco will hail French troops' Revolutionary War trek
• Water-safety testers hope local beaches have cleaner year
• N.Y. lawmakers OK plan for stillbirth certificates
• Haverstraw police pull tot from locked, torrid car
• 3 Newburgh men get 25 years in NYC synagogues terror plot
• King Kone to open ice-cream parlor at Wally's location in New City
• Ossining man accused of attacking estranged wife
• House catches fire near Rye waterfront
• 13 arrested in Clarkstown drug bust to appear in court
• Ex-girlfriend of Yonkers manslaughter suspect charged with threatening witness
• List: Fourth of July fireworks, events in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam
• Wally's in New City to open with new name under new owner
• Teen charged in April mugging in White Plains; 2 more sought
• Man sentenced to 30 years for Tuxedo Park frying pan slay
• Mamaroneck fire parade tonight
• Mamaroneck man accused of stealing $1.94 pack of gum in Nyack
• Troopers charge 9 with drunken driving in Rockland, Westchester; 2 had kids in car, cop say
• Orangeburg condo owner nabs 69-year-old burglar, cops say
• Fire involving explosion out at Tappan commercial complex
• Georgia fugitive living in Conn. nabbed in I-684 traffic stop in Bedford
• Troopers cracking down on aggressive driving issue 49 tickets in Westchester
• 18-wheeler hauling potatoes crashes into S/B Hutch bridge in Scarsdale
• Former New Rochelle DPW supervisor faces 66 charges in alleged fraud
• Report: Party, power determine what bills pass in N.Y.
• Parks advocates seek to put dollar value on Westchester sites
• Mount Vernon truancies decline 19.8 percent
• N.Y. report on fracking may miss deadline
• Orangetown's golf course gets a new restaurant
• Yankees' Mariano Rivera discusses plans for New Rochelle church
• Cops: Mount Vernon gunshot victim was robbed while he lay dying
• NYSUT sues Education Department, says new rules on tests violate teacher-evaluation law
• McDonagh works overtime to grab Ike title
• Putnam Lake man, 23, killed in Dutchess small-plane crash along with Dutchess resident
• Shot putter Harlin turns back the clock
• Scarsdale woman, 90, receives letter addressed to Hitler
• The scoop on local ice cream shops
• Taconic correction officer pleads not guilty to 2nd accusation of inmate rape
• Police surround Yonkers building; cross-dressing murder suspect isn't found
• 2 plead not guilty in fatal beating of Yonkers mayoral aide's brother
• Two Spring Valley students feel left out after graduation
• Additional buses, trains offered on getaway day
• Lauren Spierer disappearance: Large-scale searches called off
• Mamaroneck man sues ex-wife over Madoff losses
• Putnam man, Dutchess man killed in small-plane crash near Dutchess County Airport
• Putnam agency set to lose funds to help kids with social, emotional problems
• Large-scale search for Spierer called off
• Yonkers police search in vain for cross-dressing murder suspect
• Not-guilty pleas in death of Yonkers mayoral aide's brother
• Taconic correction officer pleads not guilty to 2nd accusation of raping inmate
• Not-guilty pleas in death of Yonkers mayoral aide's brother
• Orangetown's Blue Hill Golf Course gets a new restaurant
• US beats North Korea 2-0 in Women's World Cup soccer
• Peekskill man sought in drug raid is busted
• Former New Rochelle DPW supervisor faces 66 charges in alleged fraud
• Small plane crashes near Dutchess County Airport; 2 dead
• Putnam Valley lawyer John Zarcone charged with drunken driving
• Yankees' Mariano Rivera discusses plans for New Rochelle church
• Only remaining Harrison food pantry theft defendant wants jury trial
• Suspect in Bronxville home break-in try eludes 6-hour manhunt
• Opinion Roundup: Andrew Cuomo; gay marriage
• Peekskill sex offender fails to register proper address, cops say
• Long Island pharmacy shootings suspect indicted
• More thefts from cars reported in Stony Point; cops urge drivers to lock up
• Sex offender in Westchester case loses bid to get Conn. medical license back
• After convictions, ex-Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich to face very real prospect of prison
• 11 drove under the influence in Rockland, Westchester, Putnam, troopers say
• Yorktown residents warned of black bear
• Friend of missing student Lauren Spierer passed polygraph test, lawyers say
• 2 crashes claim 4 young lives
• New Rochelle superintendent's new contract: minimum 2.25 percent annual raises
• Mount Vernon slaying victim was rehab counselor
• Mount Vernon teacher layoffs tied to special-education changes
• New White Plains mayoral aide hired after layoff notices go out
• Mud, debris delay Lake Nanuet pool opening
• Vacation prep: Leaving town can be as easy as 1- 2-3
• Local clerks await instructions after gay marriage approval
• Rockland offers discount prescription cards to all residents
• GRADUATION PHOTOS: High school ceremonies across Westchester, Rockland, Putnam
• Angry buzz rises among neighbors of beekeepers
• Biotech company Acorda Therapeutics moving to Ardsley, to add 190 jobs
• Ex-Mahopac coach gets 6 month-sentence in hit-and-run case
• AGING NUKES, PART 4 of 4: NRC and industry rewrite nuke history
• Woman burned saving pet bird in New Rochelle fire
• Cops: Siblings fight, both badly stabbed
• Overtime tickets changing July 1 in White Plains
• Cops: Garnerville man threatened teenager with machete
• Cop in "D.J." Henry's death sues liquor store, but wrong shop may be in claim
• Tuckahoe accountant gets prison for phony tax documents
• New Square rabbi's lawyer: Burn victim's suit has no basis in fact
• Katonah man could get time in fatal crash
• New Square rabbi's lawyer: Civil suit in arson case has no basis in fact
• Rockland County residents can save on prescriptions with new program
• Ex-Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich jury found guilty on 17 of 20 counts
• Man is run over by his own truck in Yonkers; in critical condition
• Cop in Danroy Henry Jr.'s death may have sued wrong liquor store
• North County Trailway sunny and open
• Cuomo dismisses White House talk as 'silly'
• Lake Nanuet closed because of flooding
• Balky dryer starts fire at New Rochelle home
• Man will serve jail time for White Plains hit-run that critically injured former firefighter
• Greenburgh police search for knife-wielding man near Grasslands Road
• Spring Valley brothers stab each other
• Mount Vernon park shooting victim identified
• ACLU: No clear policy in NJ on criminal informants
• Rush hour backup on Saw Mill S/B in Thornwood
• Marijuana in LI drug case is missing, disappears from truck
• Woman burned saving pet bird in New Rochelle fire
• I-87 backing up S/B in Sloatsburg for accident
• Yonkers coach helps knock down barriers
• DATABASE: Lower Hudson Valley library funding in each community
• Croton looks to hire paid EMT for volunteer squad
• Couple seek to move town line for New Castle water
• Southeast could get cemetery for veterans
• AGING NUKES, PART 3 of 4: Populations around U.S. nuke plants soar
• 2 from Ossining die on Thruway in Yonkers
• Rockland to mark Independence Day with fireworks celebrations
• African-American event extols 'Ujima'
• Westchester Dems, Astorino feud over Youth Bureau funds
• Cuomo gets high marks in first legislative session
• North Garnerville Elementary's 'candy lady' retires her stop sign
• Haverstraw suffers two blazes at homes within hours
• French-American School's $60M plan in limbo over open space
• GRADUATION PHOTOS: High school ceremonies across Westchester, Rockland, Putnam
• Same old results for Yankees
• Cheerios turns 70; iconic cereal endures, sells
• Help dogs beat the heat: Expert offers advice
• O2Living’s Signature Juices Now Available at Apogee
• Man shot in Mount Vernon park dies of injuries