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Ramapo Man Convicted In Child Sexual Assault Case
New City, N.Y. — A Rockland County jury has convicted a Chestnut Ridge man on multiple felony charges stemming from the sexual assault of an 8-year-old child, following an eight-day trial in Rockland County Court. Rockland County District Attorney Thomas E. Walsh II announced that Byron Gutierrez-Rosil, 55, was found guilty on July 8 after…
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Rockland Entrepreneurs Learn to Grow at “Built to Scale” Workshop
NEW CITY, NY — Rockland County entrepreneurs gathered Tuesday evening at New City Library for “Built to Scale: Structure & Systems for Growth,” a free two-hour workshop designed to help small business owners move beyond day-to-day demands and build more sustainable operations. The session was part of the “Built to Last: Business Resilience & Growth”…
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Health Advisory Remains Along Hudson River
Public health officials have announced that the Yonkers wastewater treatment facility connected to a recent Hudson River health advisory has returned to normal operations. While the facility is once again functioning, agencies continue to advise residents to avoid drinking untreated water from the Hudson River and to follow any beach closures or public health notices…
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Music On The Hudson Returns to Nyack Memorial Park
Nyack, N.Y. — Live music will once again fill the waterfront this July as the Nyack Park Conservancy hosts its annual Music on the Hudson Summer Concert Series, a month-long lineup of free outdoor performances at Memorial Park overlooking the Hudson River. The weekly concert series will take place every Tuesday evening from July 7…
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Joe Rand Wins Working Families Nomination
Rockland County, N.Y. — Nyack Mayor Joe Rand has secured the Working Families Party nomination for New York’s 38th State Senate District following certification of the party’s primary election results, setting the stage for the November general election against incumbent Republican State Sen. Bill Weber. Rand received approximately 61% of the vote in the Working…
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Residency Law Changed For Correction Officers
New City NY — Governor Kathy Hochul has signed legislation amending New York’s Public Officers Law to change residency requirements for current correction officers employed by the Rockland and Orange County Sheriff’s Offices, a move local officials say could help address staffing and retention challenges within county correctional facilities. The legislation specifically affects correction officers…