NEW CITY, N.Y. — Rockland County District Attorney Thomas E. Walsh II announced that a 32-year-old Village of Haverstraw resident pleaded guilty Feb. 24, 2026, to multiple felony weapon possession charges and resisting arrest. Daquan Kelly entered a guilty plea before Judge David M. Ascher to Criminal Possession of a Weapon in the Second Degree, Criminal Possession of a … [Read more...] about Haverstraw Man Pleads Guilty to Gun Charge
Energy Affordability Program Expanded to More Households
PEARL RIVER, NY: Orange and Rockland Utilities, Inc. has expanded its Energy Affordability Program (EAP), allowing more customers across its service area to qualify for gas and electric bill discounts. The announcement was made Feb. 26 at the company’s headquarters in Pearl River. The expanded program broadens eligibility beyond customers currently enrolled in certain … [Read more...] about Energy Affordability Program Expanded to More Households
Salmon honored for role in home invasion convictions
POMONA, NY— Detective John Salmon with the Ramapo Police Department was honored this week for his role in a joint investigation that led to the arrest and federal conviction of multiple suspects in a violent home invasion in Chestnut Ridge. Salmon was recognized Tuesday night during the Rockland County Police Benevolent Association awards ceremony for his work on the case, … [Read more...] about Salmon honored for role in home invasion convictions
NR Red Raider 9U recognized by Haverstraw Town Board
Garnerville, NY — The North Rockland Red Raiders 9U football team was recognized this week by the Haverstraw Town Board for capturing the 2025 Taconic Youth Football Division championship. During Tuesday’s Town Board meeting, local officials honored the players and coaches for their undefeated run and division title in the 9-and-under bracket of the Taconic Youth Football … [Read more...] about NR Red Raider 9U recognized by Haverstraw Town Board
Snow Emergency Remains in Effect as Nyack Continues Blizzard of ’26 Cleanup
Nyack, NY — The Snow Emergency remains in effect in the Village of Nyack as Department of Public Works crews continue around-the-clock efforts to clear streets following the Blizzard of ’26. Village officials announced Tuesday that while most streets are now passable, many remain slushy or slippery. Plows will continue operating throughout the day as crews work to widen … [Read more...] about Snow Emergency Remains in Effect as Nyack Continues Blizzard of ’26 Cleanup










