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Stony Point Opens Registration for Summer Day Camp and Playground Programs
Residents of Stony Point, get ready for a summer filled with fun and engaging activities for your children! The town has officially opened registration for its annual Day Camp and Playground Programs, ensuring a vibrant season ahead for the community’s youth. The Town of Stony Point Day Camp Program is designed to provide a safe […]
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From Crisis to Care – Part 5
BY: Keith S. Shikowitz, Investigative Reporter Reporters Note: Kim Von Hein, Co-President of Hi Tor Animal Shelter Inc. took Umbridge with Part One of this series of stories when the word missing was inadvertently used when talking about monies that Hi Tor had received from Rockland Green. The error was corrected. She was twice offered […]
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ASTRONOMY IN THE FOREFRONT AT RCC
BY: Keith S. Shikowitz, Investigative Reporter Interest in astronomy was peaked this year with the full solar eclipse which occurred on April 8, 2024. People gathered across New York State with special glasses and other viewing apparatus to watch the moon make its transit across the sun. This interest in astronomy has an annual champion […]
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Nanuet Chamber of Commerce Hosts Spring Fling Networking Mix & Mingle
Every spring, the Greater Nanuet Chamber of Commerce invites community members and business professionals to its Spring Fling Networking Mix and Mingle. This year’s event is this Wednesday, May 1st. The event will be held at the Aqua Terra Grille in Pearl River, a charming venue known for its relaxing atmosphere and delightful cuisine. Scheduled […]
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[VIDEO] Flash Storm Slams Clarkstown for 10 Minutes, Ends with Rainbow
NEW CITY, NY – Residents of New City experienced a swift and surprising flash storm today that swept through the area around 5:15 PM and lasted for a mere 10 minutes. Some footage was obtained from Marie-Laurence Heyne Moriarity, from Coffee Chick Mobile Cafe, on her way to an appointment: Despite its brief duration, the […]
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Interview: Rockland County Executive Ed Day Discusses Fiscal Progress and Housing Challenges
In a recent interview, County Executive Ed Day shared detailed insights on the County's journey from financial recovery over the past 10 years, as well as addressing several new challenges - such as housing demand in the County, as well as the MTA’s new Manhattan congestion pricing plan of $15 below 60th street in NYC.