By Tom Ossa Stony Point, NY – The United Women of Rockland held a Breast Cancer Awareness fundraising event on Friday, January 30, at Olive’s in the Village of Nyack. The event combined live music, raffles, and community fundraising to support local women undergoing treatment for breast cancer and other serious illnesses. The fundraiser ran from early evening through late night … [Read more...] about United Women of Rockland Hosts Breast Cancer Awareness Fundraiser
Stony Point Town Board Meeting – January 27, 2026
Location: Patriot Hills, Stony Point, NYBy: Rockland News Staff In Memoriam: Theodore “Ted the Great” Schultz The meeting opened with a tribute to long-time resident Theodore “Ted the Great” Schultz, who passed away on January 10 at the age of 85. Ted was remembered as an Eagle Scout, athlete, devoted family man, and successful businessman. His Ford dealership earned numerous … [Read more...] about Stony Point Town Board Meeting – January 27, 2026
Officials Issue 51 Code Violations, $42K in Fines at Spring Valley Property Tied to Child Death
Rockland County, NY — Rockland County officials have issued 51 building and safety violations and assessed approximately $42,000 in penalties against the owner of a Spring Valley property following an inspection prompted by a police response to a child’s death at the residence. The Rockland County Office of Buildings and Codes said the violations were identified at 18 White … [Read more...] about Officials Issue 51 Code Violations, $42K in Fines at Spring Valley Property Tied to Child Death
Clarkstown to extend property tax relief to police auxiliary volunteers
NEW CITY, NY— Clarkstown officials are moving forward with a plan to extend property tax relief to police auxiliary volunteers, a step that would make the town the first in Rockland County to offer such a benefit. Clarkstown Supervisor George Hoehmann and the Clarkstown Town Board authorized the measure following the enactment of new state legislation allowing municipalities … [Read more...] about Clarkstown to extend property tax relief to police auxiliary volunteers
Spring Valley to celebrate Black History Month Feb 11th
SPRING VALLEY, N.Y. — The Village of Spring Valley will mark Black History Month with a community celebration highlighting history, culture and local connections during an evening event planned for Feb. 11 at the Louis Kurtz Civic Center. The event, hosted in partnership with the NAACP of Spring Valley and Tappan Zee Lodge No. 79, is scheduled to begin at 6 p.m. at the civic … [Read more...] about Spring Valley to celebrate Black History Month Feb 11th











