NANUET, NY — Sixth-grade students at A. MacArthur Barr Middle School were recognized this week for completing the Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.) program, marking the culmination of a course focused on decision-making, personal responsibility and safety. Clarkstown Police Chief Jeffrey Wanamaker, Town Supervisor George Hoehmann and members of the Town Board … [Read more...] about Clarkstown sixth graders graduate D.A.R.E
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Rockland County Officials Debate New Law Limiting ICE Cooperation
Democrats Say It Protects Families; Republicans Warn It Threatens Safety. By Kimmie Anderson New City, NY — A proposed law in Rockland County has sparked debate between Democrats and Republicans over how local police should interact with federal immigration agents. The bill, called the “Safety and Dignity for All Act”, was introduced by Democratic Legislator Beth … [Read more...] about Rockland County Officials Debate New Law Limiting ICE Cooperation
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
Clarkstown Prepares for Winter Storm; Services Suspended, Warming Center Open
Clarkstown, NY — Town of Clarkstown officials say municipal departments are fully prepared ahead of an expected winter storm, with crews and emergency services ready to respond as conditions deteriorate. The Clarkstown Highway Department has pretreated roadways with brine, and all 56 plow trucks are stocked with salt and ready for deployment. Officials said plowing and … [Read more...] about Clarkstown Prepares for Winter Storm; Services Suspended, Warming Center Open
Embracing Winter’s Wisdom: Why Slowing Down in January Is a Form of Self-Care
By Jennifer Lima, Certified Wellness Coach West Nyack, NY - January is often marketed as a time for fresh starts and ambitious resolutions. Yet for many, it feels more like moving through molasses. The post-holiday lull, limited daylight, and disrupted routines can lead to low energy, decreased motivation, and a general sense of heaviness. But this isn’t a failure of … [Read more...] about Embracing Winter’s Wisdom: Why Slowing Down in January Is a Form of Self-Care