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Duo Tries Stealing From Gas Station ATM In Hudson Valley, Flees Into Woods: Police Duo Tries Stealing From Gas Station ATM In Hudson Valley, Flees Into Woods: Police
Duo Tries Stealing From Gas Station ATM In Hudson Valley, Flees Into Woods: Police A 32-year-old Hudson Valley man was apprehended after trying to break into an ATM at a Northern Westchester gas station and fleeing into the woods with his accomplice who remains at large, police said.  The attempted theft happened on Thursday, Sept. 19 around 3:15 a.m., when a Bedford resident reported seeing two suspects trying to break into the ATM at a Mobil gas station at 193 Pound Ridge Rd. (Route 172) in Bedford Village.  According to Bedford Police, arriving patrol officers saw one man in the thick woods behind the business and apprehended him. The second suspect fled deep…

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Lifestyle
Cash For Life: Winning Lottery Ticket Worth At Least $7M Sold In Brewster Cash For Life: Winning Lottery Ticket Worth At Least $7M Sold In Brewster
Cash For Life: Winning Lottery Ticket Worth At Least $7M Sold In Brewster A lucky winner is set to receive a thousand dollars every day after buying the right lottery ticket at a Hudson Valley gas station.  A top-prize-winning CASH4LIFE ticket worth $1,000 a day was sold in Putnam County for the drawing on Friday, Aug. 30 at a Brewster gas station, New York Lottery officials announced.  The ticket, worth a guaranteed $7 million, was sold at a Mobil gas station located at 1569 Route 22, officials added.  The winning numbers were 10 12 14 28 29 with a Cash Ball of 03. 

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Traffic
2-Year Project Begins At Northern Westchester Traffic Circle: Delays Expected 2-Year Project Begins At Northern Westchester Traffic Circle: Delays Expected
2-Year Project Begins At Northern Westchester Traffic Circle: Delays Expected As a result of flooding and safety concerns, a busy traffic circle in Northern Westchester will undergo a two-year renovation project that will likely cause delays for motorists.  The reconstruction project began on Monday, July 8 at the Annsville Circle in the Town of Cortlandt, officials announced.  According to the town, the project was planned by the New York State Department of Transportation because of the circle's recurrent flooding. Additionally, the circle is now considered hazardous because of the need for motorists to merge in and out of traffic.  During the proje…

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by Ben Crnic