Rockland Community College in Suffern inducted five student veterans into its chapter of SALUTE, the national honor society recognizing academic achievement and service among veterans and active-duty military students. The 2025 inductees are Ileanna Denis of the U.S. Marine Corps; Ryan Matthew Eshbach and Andrew Flickinger of the U.S. Army; Michaela Hernandez of the U.S. Air … [Read more...] about RCC Inducts Five into SALUTE
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Coffee and Conversation in Tomkins Cove
More than two dozen residents gathered at the Tomkins Cove Public Library on Feb. 7 for a “Coffee and Conversation” event hosted by Pete Harckham. Despite frigid temperatures, attendees participated in an open discussion covering state and local issues, including infrastructure projects, housing affordability and healthcare funding. “These events give people a chance to … [Read more...] about Coffee and Conversation in Tomkins Cove
[PART 2] More Admirals Cove Residents Detail Poor Living Conditions at Luxury Condo Complex
HAVERSTRAW, N.Y. — As first investigated and reported by Rockland News, residents at Admirals Cove, a waterfront apartment complex in the Village of Haverstraw, are raising concerns about persistent heating and cooling problems, mold conditions, elevator and electrical malfunctions - and what they describe as a lack of proper communication from property management. This is part … [Read more...] about [PART 2] More Admirals Cove Residents Detail Poor Living Conditions at Luxury Condo Complex
Former Officer Sentenced in Child Pornography Case
NEW CITY, N.Y. — A former Rockland County corrections officer has been sentenced to state prison following a guilty plea to multiple child exploitation charges. Rockland County District Attorney Thomas E. Walsh II announced that Daniel Dworkin, 45, of Valley Cottage, was sentenced to one to three years in state prison by Judge David M. Ascher. Dworkin previously pleaded … [Read more...] about Former Officer Sentenced in Child Pornography Case
Greenway Commission Formed in Clarkstown
NEW CITY, N.Y. — The Town of Clarkstown has established a new Greenway Commission aimed at advising local government on land conservation and open space preservation. The Town Board approved the creation of the commission unanimously at its Feb. 10 meeting. The five-member body will serve on a volunteer basis without compensation. According to town officials, the Greenway … [Read more...] about Greenway Commission Formed in Clarkstown