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Shut-Down Smoke Shop Sold Marijuana To Children In Westchester, Police Say Shut-Down Smoke Shop Sold Marijuana To Children In Westchester, Police Say
Shut-Down Smoke Shop Sold Marijuana To Children In Westchester, Police Say A smoke shop in Westchester County was shut down after allegedly selling unpermitted products containing THC to juveniles, police said.  The smoke shop establishment, located in Yonkers at 2B Main St. in Getty Square, was shut down after the city's smoke shop task force executed a search warrant and inspected the business, Yonkers Police announced on Friday, April 7.  According to authorities, the shop had been selling marijuana to juveniles.  Following the search, officers confiscated products such as:  Unpermitted loose marijuana; Packaged marijuana; THC edible…

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by Ben Crnic
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Over 100 Violations Under Investigation At Property In Hudson Valley Over 100 Violations Under Investigation At Property In Hudson Valley
Over 100 Violations Under Investigation At Property In Hudson Valley The investigation into a fire that left several people trapped - including a 2-year-old child - led to the issuance of more than 100 violations to a Hudson Valley real estate agency. On Wednesday, March 9 in Rockland County, a fire broke out inside an apartment on the 7th floor inside the building at 101 Kennedy Drive in Spring Valley, resulting in multiple people being trapped inside, officials said. The cause of the fire remains under investigation, officials said, however, the immediate inspection of the building in the aftermath of the blaze led to the Rockland County Office of Building…

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by Zak Failla
Police & Fire
Building Condemned After Fire Displaces 35 Greenburgh Residents Building Condemned After Fire Displaces 35 Greenburgh Residents
Building Condemned After Fire Displaces 35 Greenburgh Residents A total of 35 people have been displaced following a fire that broke out at a multiple-unit building late Friday afternoon in Westchester. There were no injuries reported in the blaze at 172 Saw Mill River Road in Elmsford Road, according to Greenburgh Police Chief Chris McNerney. The building is across from Casa Building Products. Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul Feiner said the building "was the subject of many Building Code violations several years ago. The Building Department has condemned the building, Feiner said.  The town is assisting 18 people with emergency shelter at the Th…

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by Joe Lombardi