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Police & Fire
Four Hospitalized After Escalade Crashes Into SUV, Bus In Greenburgh Four Hospitalized After Escalade Crashes Into SUV, Bus In Greenburgh
Four Hospitalized After Escalade Crashes Into SUV, Bus In Greenburgh A four-vehicle crash that closed a major roadway for several hours in Westchester left one man seriously injured and several others with minor injuries. The crash, between three vehicles and a Bee-Line bus, took place around 11:05 a.m., Wednesday, Oct. 23 in Greenburgh at the intersection of Tarrytown Road and Hillside Avenue. The crash occurred when a 2004 Cadillac Escalade driven by a 51-year-old man was traveling southbound on Hillside Avenue when he struck a 2013 Honda CRV that was stopped on westbound Tarrytown Road at the traffic light,  said Greenburgh Police Sgt.…

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by Kathy Reakes
Police & Fire
Several Injured In Four-Vehicle Greenburgh Crash Several Injured In Four-Vehicle Greenburgh Crash
Several Injured In Four-Vehicle Greenburgh Crash Click here for an updated story: Four Hospitalized After Escalade Crashes Into SUV, Bus In Greenburgh Police are investigating a violent crash in Westchester which included three vehicles as well as a Bee-Line bus. The crash took place around 1:40 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 23, at the corner of Tarrytown Road and Hillside Avenue, said Greenburgh Police Lt. Kobie Powell. The crash, which reportedly injured multiple people, closed Tarrytown Road for several hours. It has since reopened. The exact number or the severity of injuries was not currently available, Powell said. The crash is …

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by Kathy Reakes
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Hudson Valley Will Get $24.2M In Funding For Transportation Enhancements Hudson Valley Will Get $24.2M In Funding For Transportation Enhancements
Hudson Valley Will Get $24.2M In Funding For Transportation Enhancements Citing a desire to improve air quality statewide, the Hudson Valley will receive $24.2 million in new funding for three projects that will support bicycle and pedestrian transportation. New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced that the mid-Hudson Valley will be the recipient of $24.2 million as part of a $144.6 million statewide that will support the construction of multi-use bicycle and pedestrian facilities, accessible sidewalks, enhanced roadway safety and improved access to public transportation. According to Cuomo, the projects announced were selected through a “competitive solicitation pr…

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by Zak Failla