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Fatal Hit-Run Crash: Woman Struck In Broad Daylight On Busy Roadway In Hartsdale Fatal Hit-Run Crash: Woman Struck In Broad Daylight On Busy Roadway In Hartsdale
Fatal Hit-Run Crash: Woman Struck In Broad Daylight On Busy Roadway In Hartsdale A suspect is in custody after a woman was killed in a hit-and-run crash in Westchester. It happened around 11:15 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 26 in the hamlet of Hartsdale. The victim was struck by a motor vehicle in the area of 177 East Hartsdale Ave., according to Town of Greenburgh Police. The woman, whose identity has not yet been released, was pronounced dead at White Plains Hospital. The vehicle, which fled the scene, was later located, and the driver was apprehended. The name of the person charged has not yet been released. This is a developing story. Check back to Daily Voice for updates.

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by Joe Lombardi
Police & Fire
Greenburgh Roadway Remains Closed For Replacement Of Downed Utility Poles Greenburgh Roadway Remains Closed For Replacement Of Downed Utility Poles
Greenburgh Roadway Remains Closed For Replacement Of Downed Utility Poles Town of Greenburgh police are advising drivers that Pipeline Drive is temporarily closed while repairs are made to two utility poles. The poles were damaged on Tuesday, Nov. 12, during a crash by a Town of Greenburgh vehicle. The road reopened for the evening rush hour, but was closed again Wednesday, Nov. 13 as Con Ed resumed work. Town of Greenburgh Police Chief Brian Joseph Ryan said workers anticipate the roadway will be closed for at least six hours. A police officer and flag person will be posted during this time to allow commuters access to their vehicles parked along Pipeline Drive…

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by Kathy Reakes
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Metro-North Trains Back Running, Road Still Closed After Greenburgh Crash Metro-North Trains Back Running, Road Still Closed After Greenburgh Crash
Metro-North Trains Back Running, Road Still Closed After Greenburgh Crash A live power wire that landed on train tracks during a crash, has been removed and the Metro-North Harlem Line is back up and running to Hartsdale. Town of Greenburgh Police say the Pipeline Drive will remain closed as police conduct an investigation of the crash that took place around 11:55 a.m., Tuesday, Nov. 12, when a Town of Greenburgh vehicle struck a utility pole on the roadway in Edgemont, said Town of Greenburgh Police Lt. Kobie Powell. A number of vehicles that were parked in Site D were hit by the utility pole when it fell Chief Brian Joseph Ryan said. "The damage was …

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by Kathy Reakes