NY School Aid, Climate Grants, Locally-Filmed Nominees: Week In Review

HUDSON VALLEY, NY — The news kept coming over the past week in the Hudson Valley. In case you missed any of it, here is a brief rundown of some of the most-read articles from the Hudson Valley’s 24 local news sites.

Hudson Valley residents were so excited by the region's first Chick-fil-A that the city and the restaurant had to deal with traffic tie-ups. Chick-fil-A Tweaks Traffic Plan As Chicken Lovers Flock To New Spot

There was a lot of environmental news:

• Kingston Wins $538,409 State Grant For Food Scraps Compost Program
• EPA Gives $3M To Cut Pollution From Closed HV Landfills
• Large Share Of $7.3M NY 'Climate Smart' Funds Will Go To Westchester
• Sound Shore Beach Closed Last Week Cleared To Reopen
• O&R Incentives Help Create Largest EV Charging Project In Haverstraw

See also:

• Weigh In On How NY Distributes Aid To Schools
• 32 Emmy Nominations For Westchester-Filmed Television Shows
• Better Than Ezra's Kevin Griffin Gives Wartburg Residents A Treat