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LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS PROMISE TO HOLD CSX RESPONSIBLE FOR FIRES
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QuickChek Brings Fresh Convenience + One Stop Shopping to Nanue
QUICKCHEK DELIVERS ONE-STOP SHOPPING AND FRESH CONVENIENCE WITH FIRST STORE IN ROCKLAND COUNTY NANUET STORE OFFERS FRESH FOOD, COFFEE AND FUEL FOR BUSY PEOPLE ON-THE-GO NEW REWARDS MEMBERS CAN ENJOY FREE COFFEE! NANUET, NY — Fresh brewed coffee. Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner. Energy. Fuel. All in one place. This new store “cheks” these boxes off your…
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Skoufis and Sayegh Want State Education Department to Provide Stronger Safety Standards for Schools
Senator James Skoufis (D-Orange County) and Assemblymember Nader Sayegh (D-Yonkers) have introduced legislation (S.6291 / A.3728) directing the state’s commissioner of education to collaborate with state police and homeland security to establish standards for the security and safety of school grounds. In the shadow of numerous school shootings, episodes of social media-driven student violence, and…
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The American Red Cross Home Fire Campaign. Free smoke alarms available this Friday, April 28. Appointment Necessary.
Upper Nyack Resident Robert Berger has contacted the Village with the following information about the American Red Cross Home Fire Campaign. He wrote, “My Red Cross team will be in Upper Nyack this Friday, April 28 from 10-1. We have 3-4 appointment slots left for free 10 year, no battery- changing-ever smoke alarms, and a…
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QuickChek Opening New Concept Store in Nanuet
QUICKCHEK OPENING 1st EVER STORE IN ROCKLAND COUNTY BRINGS ONE-STOP SHOPPING, NEW LOCAL JOBS TO NANUET AREA New Concept Store Opens with Free Coffee, Food & Fuel on Route 59 – TUESDAY, APRIL 25 WHO: QuickChek Corporation, industry-leading fresh convenience market chain WHAT: Brings new concept in one-stop shopping with its first-ever store in Rockland…
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Harckham Bill to Ensure Special Services for Students Passes in Senate
Albany, NY – New York State Senator Pete Harckham and his colleagues in the State Senate unanimously approved today his bill (S.3366) allowing students in individualized education plans to continue receiving their special education services. This bill is focused on students with unique needs and abilities who would have turned 21 years old during the 2022-2023…