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Suffern drug sweep nets eight arrests on cocaine charges
Eight men face felony drug charges after a lengthy police investigation into cocaine distribution in the village.
NANUET: People to People is asking shoppers to donate free turkeys they've earned through supermarket promotions if they're not planning to use them.
'This is about honoring' a veteran
When Paul Phinney led a moment of silence during Wednesday morning's Veterans Day ceremony, he didn't need to dig deep into the past to find an example of sacrifice.
Pfizer to stay in Pearl River, but plans job cuts
PEARL RIVER Pfizer, which had considered shutting down its Pearl River facility, will be keeping it open as one of its five worldwide research and development centers, but it plants to impost layoffs.
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Battery charges filed in spat between current, former owners of Sebastian Marina
The new owner of the Sebastian Marina and Tiki Bar was shoved when movers for the previous owner showed up there to claim property Thursday, police said.
Fire calls were reported between 4 p.m. Thursday and Friday by 44 Control: 1:11 a.m., Monsey, trash bin/garbage can fire.
It will shut down its R&D operations at: Princeton, N.J.; Chazy, Rouses Point and Plattsburgh, N.Y.; Sanford and Research Triangle Park, N.C.; and at Gosport, Slough/Taplow in the United Kingdom.
Expansion boosts debt as well as market
First-time homebuyers gained a few extra months to take advantage of an $8,000 tax credit - but they're not the only ones benefiting from an expanded version of the popular stimulus program.
Conference on autism is Monday in Rockland
PEARL RIVER - Experts in autism from all over the nation will be in Rockland to speak at a conference Monday that hundreds of parents, teachers and others plan to attend.
Comfort Inn, Holiday Inn Express nearing openings on West Shore
A Comfort Inn is expected to open next month in Travis and new mattresses are piled up inside an adjacent building where a Holiday Inn Express should debut in the new year, according to developer Sam Chang.
Republicans emerge as winners in Orangetown
Republicans swept the Orangetown races, according to unofficial results Tuesday night from the Rockland County Board of Elections.
Troopers charge 5 with DWI on Taconic, Bear Mt. parkways, Rts. 6, 9
State police today announced several additional drunken-driving arrests troopers made over the weekend.
Pearl River man charged in arrow slaying of Siberian husky
ORANGETOWN - State investigators have tracked down a Pearl River man they say killed a Siberian husky with an arrow while hunting illegally in Blauvelt State Park.
Trader claims RBC fired her for dating
A top-performing female trader has sued RBC Capital Markets for gender bias over her dismissal, which she said stemmed from her dating a hedge fund manager later charged with fraud for running a Ponzi scheme.
Volleyball: Suffern tops Pearl River; more matches
Edgemont 3, Briarcliff 0: At Briarcliff, Kasey Heyda had six kills and five digs to lead the Panthers to the 25-21, 25-22, 25-21 win.
Dems, unite behind one mayoral candidate
Re Suffern Village Trustee John Meehan's Oct. 22 letter, 'Still supporting Keegan in Suffern': I find it interesting that he is supporting current Suffern Mayor John Keegan in a race in which Keegan has stated he was not actively campaigning after his Democratic primary loss to Trustee Dagan LaCorte.
Masons make road easier for Hospice
An Oct. 1 article, 'Best-seller stokes interest in Masons,' addressed how Dan Brown's new novel, 'The Lost Symbol,' is renewing interest and generating curiosity about the age-old fraternal group, the Freemasons.
St. Margaret's School students will sing with Irish orchestra at Avery Fisher Hall in Manhattan
PEARL RIVER - Pearl River 13-year-old Annie Loftus' favorite songs to sing are a medley of Abba's tunes.
Rockland targets slumlords, seeks tips
Too many landlords across Rockland illegally construct extra apartments inside rental buildings that are often unsafe for tenants and emergency responders.
Widow of N.Y. man killed on N.J. Turnpike to get $9.75M
The widow of a New York man killed on the New Jersey Turnpike has settled a lawsuit for $9.75 million.
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