Overrun With Bugs | HV Week In Review

HUDSON VALLEY, NY — There were many share-worthy stories from the Hudson Valley Patch network over the past week. It'll be easier to fly to two warm destinations as two airlines — one new — add local routes; a feared infestation has shown up in the lower Hudson Valley; heavy rains have sent more contaminated water into the Sound; transmitting electricity from renewable energy sources upstate means laying new cable along the bottom of the Hudson River.

Easier to fly to sunny resorts:

• New Airline Plans All Biz-Class Westchester To Bermuda Service
• Delta Will Add 2 New Seasonal Florida Routes From Westchester

Scientists warned us they were coming:https://patch.com/new-york/upp...

• Southern Westchester 'Overrun' With Spotted Lanternflies

When heavy rain washes bacteria from sewers and storm drains:

• 9 Sound Shore Beaches Ordered Closed To Swimmers Friday & Saturday

Renewable energy doesn't happen without some disruption:

• Transmission Lines' Effect On The Hudson Worries Riverkeeper

» Across New York

• Man Who Died Due To Rare, Flesh-Eating Disease On LI Was 55: Officials
• Subway Dog That Ruined Commute Escaped From UES Apartment
• Montauk Lighthouse Reopens After $44M Restoration, Shoreline Project

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