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Supervisor Kenny Honors Veterans with Lunch Event
Orangetown, NY – Last Friday, November 8, 2024, Supervisor Kenny, alongside representatives from the offices of Congressman Mike Lawler and Assemblyman John McGowan, distributed boxed lunches and spent time with Orangetown’s veterans. The event provided an opportunity to honor those who have served while fostering camaraderie and community connection. Special thanks were extended to the…
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Supervisor Kenny Joins Panel on Economic Impact in Rockland County
Nyack, NY – Supervisor Kenny participated in a Leadership Rockland panel discussion last Thursday, November 7, 2024, focusing on the economic impactors shaping Rockland County. The event, held at Rockland Community College’s Hospitality and Culinary Arts Center in Nyack, brought together key leaders to share insights on the region’s economic development. Joining Supervisor Kenny on…
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Ramapo Police Department Stresses Importance of Calling 911 for Fire and Gas Emergencies
Ramapo, NY — The Ramapo Police Department, in collaboration with Rockland County Fire and Emergency Services, is emphasizing the critical need for residents to call 911 in the event of any fire or gas emergency. If you see fire, smoke, or notice an unusual burning odor, dialing 911 immediately activates the Rockland County Emergency Services…
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Ramapo Hosts Flag-Raising Ceremony Honoring Munsee Lenape Tribe
Ramapo, NY — Supervisor Michael Specht and the Town of Ramapo Board proudly hosted a flag-raising ceremony to honor the Ramapo Munsee Lenape Tribe, a community whose legacy is deeply embedded in the town’s history and culture. The event celebrated National Native American Heritage Month with vibrant cultural performances, including Indian flute melodies, rhythmic drumming,…
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Supervisor Specht Honors Veterans at Suffern Commemoration
Suffern, NY — Supervisor Michael Specht participated in the Village of Suffern’s Veterans Day Commemoration on Sunday, November 11, 2024. The heartfelt event brought the community together to honor and express gratitude to those who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces. “This ceremony is a testament to our community’s profound respect for the sacrifices…
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Winter Coat Drive for Children Underway in New City
New City, NY — The National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW) is hosting a Winter Coat Drive to ensure local children stay warm during the colder months. The organization is collecting new or gently used children’s jackets, hats, gloves, and mittens in sizes 5–12. Donations can be dropped off at the Town Hall, 10 Maple…