SPRING VALLEY, NY — Axel I. Lopez-Santiago, 41, of Spring Valley, was arraigned today before Rockland County Court Judge Kevin Russo on a Grand Jury indictment stemming from a tragic vehicular incident that resulted in the death of a 4-year-old girl and serious injuries to two others. Lopez-Santiago faces multiple felony charges, including three counts of Aggravated … [Read more...] about Spring Valley Man Arraigned in Fatal Crash That Killed 4-Year-Old Girl
Towns of Rockland County, NY
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Rockland County Looking for Volunteers
This story is sponsored by Big Brothers Big Sisters of Rockland County Big Brothers Big Sisters of Rockland County is once again opening its arms to the community, seeking dedicated volunteers to become mentors for local youth. Since its founding in 1984, the organization has served as a beacon of guidance and friendship for young people across the county, fostering … [Read more...] about Big Brothers Big Sisters of Rockland County Looking for Volunteers
College Strong: Empowering Young Women Through Self-Defense
This story is sponsored by Life Force Self Defense. NYACK, NY - In an era where personal safety and empowerment are more crucial than ever, LifeForce Self-Defense is introducing “College Strong,” a 90-minute class tailored for young women aged 12 to 24. Held in White Plains, Nyack, Suffern, and Kingston, this vital course is designed to equip participants with not just … [Read more...] about College Strong: Empowering Young Women Through Self-Defense
Stony Point Farley Bridge North Closed, Town Meets with CHPE to Discuss
Stony Point, NY – Town officials provided an important update on the ongoing lane closure on Farley Bridge as construction related to the Champlain Hudson Power Express (CHPE) project continues. Supervisor Jim Monaghan, Deputy Supervisor Amy Stamm, Police Chief Greg Becker, and Lt. Dan Schoales met with representatives from the CHPE team to address community concerns … [Read more...] about Stony Point Farley Bridge North Closed, Town Meets with CHPE to Discuss
Round and Round We Go: Thiells Finally Gets Its Circle of Dreams
By Cesar A. Thiells, NY – Tonight: It’s official: North Rockland’s long, winding, and unnecessarily controversial road saga has reached its dramatic climax. At the stroke of midnight, the Thiells roundabout—yes, the very same circular marvel that’s dominated local conversation, Facebook threads, and the occasional social media ban—has opened to traffic. Constructed … [Read more...] about Round and Round We Go: Thiells Finally Gets Its Circle of Dreams