HEADLINES: Shots fired in Croton, gun violence vigil, power restored after Saturday storms
Here are some stories making headlines across the Hudson Valley.
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Dec 13, 2021, 10:54 AM
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Updated 864 days ago
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some stories making headlines across the Hudson Valley.
Shots were fired in Croton-on-Hudson this weekend. Police say gunfire erupted at
Harrison and Grand Street, just a five-minute
walk from the Carrie Tomkpins Elementary School. The report came in around 11 p.m. Friday. No injuries were reported.
A virtual vigil was held for victims of gun violence Sunday night in Scarsdale. Members of the community came together to remember the more than 900,000 Americans killed or injured since the Sandy Hook school shooting. The vigil was put together by the Scarsdale Congregational Church and several groups against gun violence.
Trees and power lines were taken down over the weekend by a storm that crossed the Hudson Valley. One of the hardest hit areas was Thornwood where a tree came down, crushing a car at the intersection of Kensico Road and Linda Avenue. According to Con Edison's outage map, power has been restored to all residents in that area.
A virtual vigil was held for victims of gun violence Sunday night in Scarsdale. Members of the community came together to remember the more than 900,000 Americans killed or injured since the Sandy Hook school shooting. The vigil was put together by the Scarsdale Congregational Church and several groups against gun violence.
Trees and power lines were taken down over the weekend by a storm that crossed the Hudson Valley. One of the hardest hit areas was Thornwood where a tree came down, crushing a car at the intersection of Kensico Road and Linda Avenue. According to Con Edison's outage map, power has been restored to all residents in that area.
