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  • Rockland County Prepares for Daylight Saving Time Change: Tips for Residents

    NEW CITY, NY — As daylight saving time comes to an end, the Rockland County Department of Health is reminding residents to set their clocks back one hour at 2:00 a.m. on Sunday, November 3. This “fall back” adjustment means an extra hour of sleep for many but also marks the start of darker evenings. […]

  • Rockland Community College Employs New Strategy to Overcome Enrollment, Fiscal Challenges: A Nationwide Presidential Search

    SUFFERN, NY – Rockland Community College (RCC) has embarked on a search for its next president, opening the process to public involvement and underscoring the college’s stated commitment to transparency and community engagement. This is a new approach that is being leveraged with a combination of committee work, along with some well established technology – […]

  • Early Voting in Rockland Starts on Saturday 10/26

    Early voting begins tomorrow ahead of the November 5th elections. Numerous officials are encouraging people to vote early, if that’s what works for them. Early voting starts Saturday 10/26 and runs through next Sunday. You can vote at any of the locations at the town halls in Clarkstown, Haverstraw, Orangetown and Ramapo, or at Stony […]

  • [EXCLUSIVE VIDEO] Rockland Green CARES Animal Shelter – Clean and Orderly Under Four Legs Good Management

    POMONA, NY – The Rockland Green CARES Animal Shelter, previously known as Hi-Tor Animal Shelter, over the past year has seemingly cleaned and sanitized its facility to continue to provide care and shelter to animals in need despite ongoing challenges. The staff and volunteers of Four Legs Good, stewards for the facility, have been working […]

  • Stony Point to Residents: Political Signs OK to Place on Private (Not Public) Property

    STONY POINT, NY – As election season heats up, the Town of Stony Point has issued a reminder to residents regarding the placement of political signs. In a message posted on their official Facebook page, town officials emphasized that political signs are allowed only on private property and are prohibited in public right of ways, […]

  • Political Sign Theft Intensifies in Orangetown as Election Day Nears

    ORANGEBURG, NY – With Election Day just around the corner, tensions are rising in Rockland County as reports of political sign theft and vandalism emerge in the Town of Orangetown. Both Democratic and Republican parties claim their campaign materials are being targeted. According to the Orangetown Democratic Committee, over 150 campaign signs supporting their candidates […]