There will be a Blood Drive at Finkelstein Memorial Library in Spring Valley on Thursday, February 23rd from 1 to 6pm on the third floor in the Fielding Room. To schedule an appointment, call 845-352-5700 x244 or visit finkelsteinlibrary.org/adult-classes. All blood donors during the month of February not only will receive a $10 Amazon gift card via … [Read more...] about Blood Drive February 23rd in Spring Valley
Towns of Rockland County, NY
ID of driver killed in tow truck accident released; investigation continues
The identity of the driver killed in tow truck accident has been revealed as 60-year-old Bronx resident Arnold Sanchez. On Friday, Feb. 10, a two-vehicle crash occurred on northbound I-87 in the village of Nyack. A disabled vehicle was on the left shoulder and partially in the left lane, and a New York State Thruway Wrecker was providing traffic control for it. Congers … [Read more...] about ID of driver killed in tow truck accident released; investigation continues
A Note About Tonight’s Upper Nyack Board of Trustees Meeting
Due to technical difficulties - residents who are virtually attending tonight's Board of Trustees meeting will not be able to address the board via Zoom. Residents will only be able to communicate virtually using the "chat" feature. If you wish to speak to the Board of Trustees, we advise that you attend the meeting in-person at the Old Stone Meeting House. … [Read more...] about A Note About Tonight’s Upper Nyack Board of Trustees Meeting
NARCOTICS INVESTIGATION NETS 2 ARRESTS, GUNS AND DRUGS
Both Defendants Charged with Felonies Rockland County District Attorney Tom Walsh and Special Agent in Charge Frank A. Tarentino III, NY Division, announced the arrests of two residents from Congers, NY for possession of a controlled substance and two handguns. The arrests were the result of search warrants executed last week, stemming from a month's long … [Read more...] about NARCOTICS INVESTIGATION NETS 2 ARRESTS, GUNS AND DRUGS
Haverstraw Town settles with Orthodox Congregation for $235,000
A federal lawsuit against the Town of Haverstraw Planning Board has reversed the denial of an application by K’Hal Bnei Torah to convert a local single-family home into a house of worship. The lawsuit claimed that the Planning Board had violated the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act of 2000 (RLUIPA). The Town agreed to settle the lawsuit for $235,000 to … [Read more...] about Haverstraw Town settles with Orthodox Congregation for $235,000