Northern Westchester Man Jumps On ATV, Steals It In Front Of Business Owner, Police Say Northern Westchester Man Jumps On ATV, Steals It In Front Of Business Owner, Police Say Northern Westchester Man Jumps On ATV, Steals It In Front Of Business Owner, Police Say
Northern Westchester Man Jumps On ATV, Steals It In Front Of Business Owner, Police Say A Northern Westchester man faces charges after allegedly stealing an ATV in front of a Hudson Valley business owner, police said.  The incident happened on Thursday, March 2, when police responded to a local business in Carmel where the ATV had been stolen from.  According to Carmel Police, the business's owner told officers that he had been working on a customer's ATV when he went inside his shop to grab a tool. When he came back outside, he saw the suspect jump on the ATV and then drive away from the area.  Officers then searched the surrounding area but were unable to fin…
3-Car Crash Spills Oil In Croton-On-Hudson Neighborhood 3-Car Crash Spills Oil In Croton-On-Hudson Neighborhood 3-Car Crash Spills Oil In Croton-On-Hudson Neighborhood
3-Car Crash Spills Oil In Croton-On-Hudson Neighborhood Firefighters had to clean up an oil spill in a Northern Westchester neighborhood following a crash that involved three cars.  The crash happened on Saturday, March 4 around 10:15 p.m. in Croton-on-Hudson on Benedict Boulevard. One driver was injured but declined medical treatment, according to the Croton-on-Hudson Fire Department. Several cars were damaged in a three-car crash in Croton-on-Hudson.Croton-on-Hudson Fire Department The fire department was able to clean up all of the spilled oil from the crash. 
Cat Stuck In Tree: Pet Rescue Gives Firefighters Chance To Train In Croton-On-Hudson Cat Stuck In Tree: Pet Rescue Gives Firefighters Chance To Train In Croton-On-Hudson Cat Stuck In Tree: Pet Rescue Gives Firefighters Chance To Train In Croton-On-Hudson
Cat Stuck In Tree: Pet Rescue Gives Firefighters Chance To Train In Croton-On-Hudson While it may seem the stuff of old television shows and cartoons, a fire department was actually called to help rescue a cat stuck in a tree in Northern Westchester.  The brave rescue happened at a residence in Croton-on-Hudson on Sunday, Feb. 12, around 10:30 a.m., when a local cat climbed a tree to get away from circling hawks and could not find a way to get down again, according to the Croton-on-Hudson Fire Department.  After hearing this, firefighters raced to the residence and quickly set up a 35-foot extension ladder to reach the scared feline. Soon enough, firefighter …
Car Flips Over, Slams Into Pole In Croton-On-Hudson, Leaving Driver Injured Car Flips Over, Slams Into Pole In Croton-On-Hudson, Leaving Driver Injured Car Flips Over, Slams Into Pole In Croton-On-Hudson, Leaving Driver Injured
Car Flips Over, Slams Into Pole In Croton-On-Hudson, Leaving Driver Injured A driver was left injured after a car overturned and crashed into a utility pole in Northern Westchester.  The incident happened on Thursday, Feb. 16 around 6 p.m., when a vehicle traveling in Croton-on-Hudson Old Post Road South flipped over and hit a pole on Nordica Drive, according to the Croton-on-Hudson Fire Department.  Firefighters and police then descended upon the scene to help the injured driver escape the vehicle.  After the occupant was turned over to first responders, firefighters waited for Con Edison to fix the pole, which took about 90 minutes. 
Person Sent To Trauma Center After Being Hit By Car Near Croton-On-Hudson Shopping Center Person Sent To Trauma Center After Being Hit By Car Near Croton-On-Hudson Shopping Center Person Sent To Trauma Center After Being Hit By Car Near Croton-On-Hudson Shopping Center
Person Sent To Trauma Center After Being Hit By Car Near Croton-On-Hudson Shopping Center A person was sent to a trauma center after they were struck by a vehicle near a Northern Westchester shopping center.  The incident happened on Tuesday, Feb. 14 around 4:30 p.m., when a person was hit in Croton-on-Hudson on Maple Street near the Van Wyck Shopping Center, according to the Croton-on-Hudson Fire Department.  First responders then sprang into action and diverted traffic in the area until the injured person was brought into an ambulance and taken to a nearby hospital.  The person suffered non-life-threatening injuries.  The road was cleared after about…
Multiple Coyote Sightings In Croton-On-Hudson: How To Reduce Chances Of Encounters Multiple Coyote Sightings In Croton-On-Hudson: How To Reduce Chances Of Encounters Multiple Coyote Sightings In Croton-On-Hudson: How To Reduce Chances Of Encounters
Multiple Coyote Sightings In Croton-On-Hudson: How To Reduce Chances Of Encounters As the number of coyote sightings in Northern Westchester rises, officials are giving tips on how to interact with the animals to prevent more encounters.  The information was put out by Croton-on-Hudson village officials on Monday, Feb. 13 after multiple sightings were reported in the area over a period of several weeks.  Coyotes have also been seen elsewhere in the Hudson Valley as of late, including in Poughkeepsie, where a student at Marist College was believed to have been bitten by one of the animals.  Related Story - Marist College Student Bitten By Animal Belie…
Nursing Home Fire: Fireplace Malfunctions In Croton-On-Hudson Nursing Home Fire: Fireplace Malfunctions In Croton-On-Hudson Nursing Home Fire: Fireplace Malfunctions In Croton-On-Hudson
Nursing Home Fire: Fireplace Malfunctions In Croton-On-Hudson Firefighters were sent to a nursing home in Northern Westchester after an electric fireplace malfunctioned.  The incident happened on Sunday, Jan. 29, around 8:15 p.m., when firefighters responded to the Sky View Rehabilitation & Health Care nursing home in Croton-on-Hudson located at 1280 Albany Post Rd., according to the Croton-on-Hudson Fire Department.  Firefighters respond to a malfunctioning electric fireplace at the Sky View Rehabilitation & Health Care in Croton-on-Hudson.Facebook/Croton-on-Hudson Fire Department Once arriving, crews found an electric fireplace in the nu…
Home Heavily Damaged, Partially Collapsed After Montrose Fire Home Heavily Damaged, Partially Collapsed After Montrose Fire Home Heavily Damaged, Partially Collapsed After Montrose Fire
Home Heavily Damaged, Partially Collapsed After Montrose Fire A Northern Westchester home was left severely damaged and partially collapsed after a blaze that took firefighters from all around the county to put out. The multi-alarm fire happened at a residence in Montrose on the night of Sunday, Jan. 15 just before 9 p.m. and was made worse by wind, which also resulted in numerous brush fires around the home as well, according to the Millwood Fire Company No. 1.  Eventually, the limited water supply from the hydrants that the firefighters were working with was not enough to put out the flames, and more tankers from numerous fire departments were brou…
NY Assemblywoman And Ossining Resident Representing Northern Westchester To Retire NY Assemblywoman And Ossining Resident Representing Northern Westchester To Retire NY Assemblywoman And Ossining Resident Representing Northern Westchester To Retire
NY Assemblywoman And Ossining Resident Representing Northern Westchester To Retire Democratic New York Assemblywoman Sandy Galef, who represents the 95th Assembly District, has announced her retirement from public office after 30 years of service.  Galef, an 82-year-old resident of Ossining, said that she would retire from her seat at the end of 2022 in an announcement on Thursday, Dec. 15.  First elected to the seat in 1992, Galef represents parts of Northern Westchester, including Peekskill, Cortlandt, Croton-on-Hudson, Ossining, and parts of Yorktown, as well as parts of Putnam County, including Philipstown, Kent, Cold Spring, and Nelsonville.  She has …
Vehicle Rolls Over In Croton-On-Hudson, Driver Emerges Unscathed Vehicle Rolls Over In Croton-On-Hudson, Driver Emerges Unscathed Vehicle Rolls Over In Croton-On-Hudson, Driver Emerges Unscathed
Vehicle Rolls Over In Croton-On-Hudson, Driver Emerges Unscathed One person escaped from a serious-looking vehicle rollover in Northern Westchester without any major injuries.  On Wednesday, Dec. 14, just before 10 a.m., firefighters in Croton-on-Hudson responded to an accident on Mount Airy Road near Georgia Lane and found that a car had rolled over, according to the Croton-on-Hudson Fire Department.  Upon arriving at the scene, emergency crews found the vehicle on its roof with the driver outside, seemingly unscathed.  Related Story: Person Escapes Without Serious Injuries After Rollover Accident In Croton-On-Hudson It took a…
Person Escapes Without Serious Injuries After Rollover Accident In Croton-On-Hudson Person Escapes Without Serious Injuries After Rollover Accident In Croton-On-Hudson Person Escapes Without Serious Injuries After Rollover Accident In Croton-On-Hudson
Person Escapes Without Serious Injuries After Rollover Accident In Croton-On-Hudson One person is lucky to have walked away without serious injuries after their vehicle flipped over on a highway in Northern Westchester.  On Tuesday, Dec. 13 around 5:30 a.m., firefighters in Croton-on-Hudson came across a rolled-over vehicle on Route 9 southbound, according to the Croton-on-Hudson Fire Department.  Although the accident looked serious, the driver declined any medical assistance, firefighters said.  The cause of the rollover was not reported. After a short period of time, the scene was cleared, according to the fire department. 
Gas Leak Causes Nausea, Odor At Shopping Plaza In Croton-On-Hudson Gas Leak Causes Nausea, Odor At Shopping Plaza In Croton-On-Hudson Gas Leak Causes Nausea, Odor At Shopping Plaza In Croton-On-Hudson
Gas Leak Causes Nausea, Odor At Shopping Plaza In Croton-On-Hudson An activated carbon monoxide alarm as well as reports of nausea and odor prompted a fire department to respond to a Northern Westchester shopping plaza for a gas leak.  On Monday, Dec. 12, around 4:15 p.m., firefighters responded to the ShopRite shopping center in Croton-on-Hudson located at 400 Block of South Riverside Avenue after a carbon monoxide detector went off, according to the Croton-on-Hudson Fire Department.  Once there, firefighters measured low levels of carbon monoxide and encountered one person who reported feeling nauseated. Additionally, as they checked sever…