News from Rockland County, NY
NRHS Hosts “No Empty Chair” Campaign to Combat Impaired Driving
Haverstraw, NY – North Rockland High School played host to an impactful event aimed at…
News from Clarkstown, NY
Clarkstown Police Welcomes New Officers
CLARKSTOWN, NY – The Clarkstown Police Department is pleased to announce the addition of four new officers, strengthening its commitment…
Clarkstown Brings Futuristic Technology to Local Parks with Turf Tank Robot
Clarkstown, NY – Clarkstown is getting a taste of the future with the introduction of a state-of-the-art Turf Tank Robot…
News from Orangetown, NY
Nyack Restaurant Week Offers More Than 30 Participating Eateries, ‘Pair Your Faire’ Initiative
Nyack, NY — Nyack Restaurant Week is back, bringing a celebration of local dining and commerce to the village of…
Orangetown’s Veterans Memorial Park Splash Pad to Open May 23
Orangetown, NY — The Town of Orangetown’s Department of Parks and Recreation has officially announced the seasonal reopening of the…
News from Haverstraw, NY
Reyes Promoted to Detective in Haverstraw
Haverstraw, NY – Haverstraw Town Police Officer Emmanuel Reyes was officially promoted to the rank of Detective in a ceremony attended by…
NRHS Hosts “No Empty Chair” Campaign to Combat Impaired Driving
Haverstraw, NY – North Rockland High School played host to an impactful event aimed at raising awareness about the dangers of impaired…
News from Stony Point, NY
Library Board President Responds to Community Concerns Amid Budget, Leadership Transitions
Stony Point, NY — In a recent communication with residents, Amanda Pagan-Glass, President of the Board of Directors of the Rose Memorial Library addressed a variety of concerns regarding the library’s budget, leadership changes, and ongoing projects. Pagan-Glass assured the community that the library is continuing to serve its residents despite challenges and delays, and…
NR School District Awarded $2.4 Million for Universal Prekindergarten Programs
Garnerville, NY – The North Rockland Central School District has been awarded $2.4 million in state funding from the New York State Education Department (NYSED) to expand access to Universal Prekindergarten (UPK) programs for local families. The grant, one of the largest of the 64 awarded statewide, will enable the district to offer more full-day…
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News from Ramapo, NY
Teen Job Fair April 24th in Spring Valley
The Village of Spring Valley and the Rockland County Youth Bureau are partnering to host an exciting opportunity for teens…
Temporary Closure of Lot F for Paving and Drainage Work in Suffern
Suffern, NY – Residents and visitors planning to park in Lot F near the ballfields should be aware of a…