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Clarkstown hosts virtual baking decorating contest
Calling all Clarkstown bakers! Submit a photo of your decorated dessert. The contest will run until Sunday, February 6, 2022. E-mail photo to c.tosto@clarkstown.org. Please include name, address, and phone number. Winner will be announced the following week and will receive a prize. Be creative, have fun, and good luck! Learn More…
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SUMMER APPLICATIONS BEING ACCEPTED IN CLARKSTOWN
The Clarkstown Parks Board and Recreation Commission will start accepting applications from Clarkstown residents February 1, 2022. Learn More…
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Mid-Hudson Economic Development Updates
News From Governor Hochul Governor Hochul Announces $70 Million in Federal Funding to Address Child Care Deserts Funding Will Support New Child Care Programs in Areas Without Sufficient Child Care Slots Applications Open Mid-April 2022 Applicants must complete the OCFS online orientation before applying for the grant. Visit the OCFS website for more information. Info session with OCFS on…
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Rockland County Office of Buildings and Codes Update
Proposed Budget, Director Appointment and Intermunicipal Agreement Submitted to County Legislature New City, NY, – County Executive Ed Day submitted the proposed $1.5 million budget for the Office of Buildings and Codes to the Rockland County Legislature for their approval. The budget includes funding for staff, contractors, equipment, computer software and printed materials. Projected revenue for…
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Eagle Scout Nick Mancino signs final paperwork for his project
This week, Town of Clarkstown Supervisor George Hoehmann met with Eagle Scout Nick Mancino to sign some final paperwork for his project, in which he made an entrance on Duke Lane for the Germonds-Traphagen trail in West Nyack. Thank you Nick for your hard work and great project!
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Winter Storm advisory in Clarkstown
Winter StormRockland is expected to get between five and ten inches of snow starting late Friday through Saturday afternoon. Additionally, this storm system brings with it heavy winds with gusts expected to up to 35 MPH. Highway Superintendent Bob Milone and the Highway Department have been preparing for several days with brine applied to the…