Pedestrian And Her Dog Killed By Amtrak Train | Patch PM

New Rochelle NY

02 May, 2022

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HUDSON VALLEY, NY — Share-worthy stories from the Hudson Valley Patch network to talk about tonight: The Ridiculous Reason There Are So Many Car Thefts In Rye Rye police are begging residents to stop making things easy for car thieves and to instead start making things a little easier for law enforcement and safer for neighbors. Woman And Her Dog Killed When Struck By Train The Amtrak passenger train was traveling south Sunday afternoon when it struck the pedestrian and her dog. HV Resident, Retired Cop, Convicted Of Assault In Capitol Riot Thomas Webster had argued that the officer he attacked with a bike rack hit him. NY Native Christian Guardino Cracks Top 7 On 'American Idol' The Long Island 22-year-old made it through another week of cuts on the talent show: "You nailed it, sang it perfectly" judge says. » Also Worth a Look Today: Details Released About Officer-Involved Shooting Of WomanUpstate COVID-19 Surge: Hudson Valley Spared So FarPutnam County Holds Mothers Day Collection Drive To Help UkrainiansDriver Of Unregistered Car Hit With Felony Drug ChargesDon't Miss Spring Farm Fest At FableNew Family Circus Is Coming To RocklandDesserts In Color: Bakery To The TikTok Stars To Open In WestchesterTraffic Alert: New Hutch Lane Closures This WeekWinning Powerball Ticket Sold at Hudson Valley Hallmark StoreTraffic Stop Leads To Credit Union Theft AccusationHome Depot Employee Accused Of Making Fraudulent Sales » From the Weekend: Hudson Valley Crime Roundup: String Of Horrifying Animal Abuse CasesShould New York Toughen Its Penalties For Animal Cruelty? [POLL]Volunteer Opportunities Of The Week: Hospice Remembrance WalkWow House Roundup: Solar For The Smart Homebuyer Patch PM shares a few of the day's must-read items from our regional network. The Patch community platform includes communities in the mid- and lower Hudson Valley, Long Island, New York City, New Jersey and Connecticut. » Find Your Patch and more news of the day, including our most-read stories. » Check out and Like the Hudson Valley Patches' Facebook pages.