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Join the Mission: Volunteers Needed for Four Legs Good NY/NJ
Do you have a passion for helping homeless animals in our community? Four Legs Good New York/New Jersey, a local nonprofit, is seeking dedicated individuals to join their mission. They’re looking for volunteers to assist with socializing, walking, and supporting general shelter tasks. Find out more details here.
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“HoehmTownHappenings” Show Features Local Interviews
Explore Clarkstown’s YouTube channel to watch episodes of “HoehmTownHappenings,” hosted by Supervisor George Hoehmann. In the latest episode, you’ll find insightful interviews with Mark Woods Jr. – Councilman Ward 1, Roxanne Perrone – President of the New City Chamber of Commerce, and Chris Woulfe – Clarkstown Police School Resource Officer. Don’t miss it!
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Supervisor Hoehmann Welcomes New Director to West Nyack Library
Supervisor Hoehmann extends a warm welcome to Tara Borden, the new Director of the West Nyack Library. We eagerly anticipate the fantastic programs and services the West Nyack Library will offer to our community.
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Nyack 2030: Community Partners for Climate Action
Join us on February 7th from 7 pm to 9 pm at the Nyack Center, located at 58 Depew Ave, Nyack, for an informative session on electric vehicles, energy-efficient homes, heat pumps, composting, and much more. Discover sustainable practices and technologies that can help shape Nyack’s future. Click here to learn more.
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Celebrating Milestone Birthdays with Nanuet Senior Club
Sending warm wishes and happy birthday greetings to all Nanuet Senior Club members who are celebrating milestone birthdays in January! Supervisor George Hoehmann joins in the festivities each month to commemorate these special occasions. If you’re interested in becoming a part of one of the Town’s senior clubs, please reach out to us at 845-639-6200.
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Community Meeting at Jeffrey Court in West Nyack Addresses Flood Solutions
Supervisor Hoehmann, alongside town engineers and officials, convened with residents of West Nyack’s Jeffrey Court this week to explore potential flood solutions for their neighborhood. The Town has been actively seeking a federal grant through Congressman Lawler’s office to secure funding for flood mitigation and infrastructure enhancements within the vicinity.