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Route 304 Repaving Set to Begin This Spring
Nanuet, NY – A $16 million repaving project on State Route 304 is scheduled to begin this spring, according to an announcement Thursday from state Sen. Bill Weber, joined by Clarkstown Town Supervisor George Hoehmann, members of the Clarkstown Town Board, and Rockland County Legislator Will Kennelly. The New York State Department of Transportation plans to…
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Stony Point Seals donate $105k to Three Local Families
27th annual community-supported plunge, held on Super Bowl Sunday, provides $35,000 each to three families caring for children with medically fragile conditions. STONY POINT, N.Y. — The Stony Point Seals on Sunday donated a total of $105,000 to three local families with children suffering from medically fragile conditions, continuing a long-running community tradition of support…
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NYPD Officer and Army Major from Clarkstown Dies in Kuwait
The passing was a result of a non-hostile medical episode that occurred on March 6th, 2026. This story is developing. Clarkstown, NY – A Clarkstown resident who served both with the New York City Police Department and the Army National Guard died Friday after suffering a medical emergency while deployed to Kuwait, according to officials.…
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Albertus Magnus Girls Basketball Team Prep for Sunday’s State Sectional Final
Led by veteran stars and a battle-tested coach, the Falcons will chase another championship Sunday, March 8, at the Westchester County Center. Here’s an interview with the coach, and some of the players, by our new sports interviewer – Tom Brady! (Yep…that’s his name, we’re not kidding – and he’s from Rockland County!) By Tom…
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Suffern High School Student Arrested After Fight Leaves Staff Member Injured
SUFFERN, NY— A 16-year-old student was arrested Friday after a fight inside Suffern High School left a staff member injured, according to police. The Ramapo Police Department said officers responded to the school after receiving reports of a fight in progress involving two students. Authorities said that when school staff attempted to intervene and break…
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‘Bare Wires’ Podcast Expanded, New Episode Features Lawler
By Kim Anderson STONY POINT, NY— Brion Hayman, a longtime Stony Point Town resident known for his work in education, business and community engagement, is continuing to widen his reach with Bare Wires, the interview podcast he launched after building a studio from the ground up on his property. His newest episode features U.S. Congressman…