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Bicyclist, 11, recovering after being hit by car
The condition of an 11-year-old boy who was injured after being hit by a car Tuesday has been upgraded from critical to stable, State Police spokeswoman Rebecca Gibbons said Wednesday.
Ramapo Town-run Spring Valley pool to open Saturday
The village pool will open Saturday for the first time in two years and under management by the town of Ramapo.
Chestnut Ridge man indicted on sex charges
A Chestnut Ridge man has been indicted on a lengthy list of criminal charges including rape for allegedly engaging in sexual acts with a 13-year-old girl.
CLARKSTOWN: Scott Koblick, a senior at Clarkstown North High School in New City, received a Best Buy @15 Scholarship for $1,500. Koblick will attend Ithaca College.
Day care's shutdown upsets parents
STONY POINT - A popular day-care center has been shut down by the state for a week, affecting many families who rely on its service.
West Haverstraw student confirmed swine flu case
A second Rockland student has tested positive for the swine flu virus, the county Department of Health confirmed yesterday.
Cash is king whether the economy is good or bad, and if your company is experiencing a money crunch, it may be time to renegotiate payment terms with your suppliers and vendors.
Three more swine flu cases confirmed in Rockland
Three more people have tested positive for the swine flu virus in Rockland, Dr. Joan Facelle, the county health commissioner, said yesterday.
3 more H1N1 flu cases confirmed in Rockland; total in county now at 5
Three more people have tested positive for the H1N1 virus in Rockland, county Health Commissioner Dr.
Haitian Parade of Unity to kick off Sunday in Spring Valley
The annual Haitian Day Parade of Unity, an event that was established to promote pride in Haiti's history and culture, will this year celebrate the richness of Rockland's diversity.
GIs in Iraq, Afghanistan send moms flowers
CHESTNUT RIDGE - A flower delivery is typically a welcome treat, but for some moms this Mother's Day it may be even sweeter than usual.
Tony Orlando kicks off WVPT summer season May 15
No entertainer can move and excite an audience like Tony Orlando. One of America's most endearing and enduring stars.
Chestnut Ridge, New Rochelle women author self-help book for women
When Jaqueline Cherry's young daughter died six years ago, a circle of women banded around her and helped her deal with the unimaginable pain of the child's loss.
Area Pakistanis share views on Taliban
Shafi Bezar says he knows his history and that's why he is not troubled by the changes sweeping across the verdant Swat valley and neighboring areas in his native Pakistan.
People with special needs are focus as sheriff adopts Project Lifesaver
The same technology used to recover stolen vehicles has been adopted by the Erie County Sheriff's Office for potentially lifesaving applications.
Federal Bureau of Investigation
New Jersey Man Indicted for Bank Robbery, Evidence Tampering
LEV L. DASSIN, the Acting United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, and JOSEPH M. DEMAREST JR., the Assistant Director in Charge of the New York Field Division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation , announced the arraignment today of SONNY DESPOSITO of River Vale, New Jersey, on an Indictment charging him with bank robbery, ...
River Vale man pleads not guilty on robbery charge
A River Vale man pleaded not guilty today at his arraignment on federal bank robbery and evidence tampering charges for allegedly using a pellet gun and deadly threats to steal more than $10,000 from a Rockland County bank.
CHESTNUT RIDGE - What's better than digging in dirt on Earth Day? Nothing, as far as the children who gathered yesterday on the grounds surrounding Sunbridge College were concerned.
RAMAPO: A 26-year-old Chestnut Ridge man remained in stable condition yesterday at Westchester Medical Center after he was injured when the three-wheeled all-terrain vehicle he was riding collided Wednesday with a van on Blue Jay Street.
Walter Loeb experienced the worst terror and hate. The survivor of Kristallnacht and Dachau devoted much of his life to telling his story to the next generation and the next, so they would understand and never forget the Holocaust.