Monday Jun 29 | Journal News
Pedestrian injured in Haverstraw hit-and-run
HAVERSTRAW - Police are investigating a hit-and-run that landed a 26-year-old Spring Valley man in the hospital early yesterday.
More than 500 graduate North Rockland High School
RAMAPO - The Riveras were present in full force: grandparents, parents, six aunts and eight siblings and cousins, the youngest barely 4 years old.
Country Day students exhibit at GAGA
Rockland Country Day School students were selected to exhibit a piece of their artwork at the Garnerville Arts Center Gallery during a two-day exhibition in May.
A visit to The Outside In Piermont gets started, fittingly, while you're still outside.
Friends, family of victim raise reward money
Joanie Kearny still can't believe that Jimmy McNicholas is gone. "I still expect him to show up," said Kearny, a friend and co-worker of McNicholas.
Fusaro unscrolls figurative works at GAGA
The movements and gestures that fascinate Joe Fusaro will be draped from ceiling to floor in Gallery B at the Garnerville Arts Center starting today.
Tappan Zee Bridge repairs Today: Right lane Westchester-bound closed milepost 16.1 to 13.1, between 9:30 a.m. and 2:15 p.m. DWI charge: Jesus Santos, 23, of Garnerville was charged yesterday with driving while intoxicated and operating a vehicle with a blood-alcohol content of 0.08 percent, both misdemeanors.
Hudson celebration draws people to the river
NYACK - Ann Owens found herself yesterday thinking back in time - 400 years, to be exact.
Meet the women behind the Soap & Paper factory
The gals who run The Soap & Paper Factory have one simple rule: If they can't pronounce an ingredient, it doesn't go into their beauty products.
Orangetown cops hope sandal leads them to driver in fatal hit-and-run
PEARL RIVER - Orangetown police said today that they hope a sandal will provide information leading them to the hit-and-run driver who killed a man on Sunday morning.
Haverstraw library proposes its $4.7 million budget
Taxpayers in the library district can get to vote on the proposed library budget for 2009-10 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. tomorrow.
Garnerville neighborhood forms watch group to combat crime
Laura Otulak got the wake-up call of a lifetime when she came home to find her house burglarized last summer.
Memorial Day services, parades
Tomorrow Montebello: Service. A fifth-grader will read the Gettysburg Address. 9:30 a.m. Village Hall, 1 Montebello Road.
Monday: No work scheduled. Tuesday: Right Rockland-bound lane closed for maintenance from milepost 13.1 to 16.1 from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday: Right Westchester-bound lane closed for maintenance from milepost 16.1 to 13.1 from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday: Right Westchester-bound lane closed for maintenance from milepost 16.1 to 13.1 from ...
North Rockland: Budget passes; Romano and Gillies win board seats
North Rockland school district voters comfortably voted to support a $187.6 million budget yesterday and elected two newcomers to the school board.
Two arrested after robbery in Haverstraw
Two men are in the county jail this morning after an employee of a local business was robbed and dragged into a car on a village street yesterday afternoon, police said.
RCC volunteers collect two tons of food
It was a countywide food drive and students, faculty and staff at Rockland Community College collected two tons of food recently.
Rockland offers input on United Water New York's proposed Hudson River treatment plant
GARNERVILLE - The state came to Rockland yesterday to get the public's input regarding United Water New York's proposed Hudson River Treatment Plant.
Garnerville apartment owners accused of discriminating against mentally disabled
The owners of a Garnerville apartment complex violated the fair housing rights of people with disabilities, federal prosecutors alleged in a lawsuit filed yesterday.