Town Takes On Company Over Illegal, Overcrowded Houses: 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.

The stories include progress in the clean-up of the shuttered Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant, a mercifully single-car crash, and action in Rockland County against overcrowded conditions in houses rented to migrants.

Spent Nuclear Fuel Out Of Pools At Indian Point

Indian Point’s long-standing practice of storing spent nuclear fuel in densely packed cooling pools had long been of concern, and once the plant closed, concern increased.

Parkway Rollover Ends With Three Felony Charges

The driver had a prior conviction for driving while impaired, and was in possession of quite a bit of cocaine, according to the police report.

Town Takes On Company Over Illegal, Overcrowded Houses

Officials are escalating their fight against "migrant flophouses" with multiple court cases.

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