Spring Valley News

While traveling westbound on Summit Avenue, police observed a car with New York license plates drive through a yield sign on Grand Avenue.

The original goal of "Walk to the Beat" founders Anna de la Paz and Harriet Cornell was to produce a percussive musical event in Nyack that would bring people to their feet.

The flames ignited at the house on Paikin Drive near Charlotte Place at around 3 p.m. By the time firefighters arrived, the middle and rear of the house were fully engulfed in flames.

Beningo Gomez-Morales, 24, of Spring Valley, N.Y. , pleaded guilty earlier this year to possession of of cocaine with intent to distribute.

Renzo Santander Molina, 22, of 32 North Myrtle Ave., Spring Valley, N.Y., was arrested July 3 on charges of operating under the influence of alcohol, drinking alcohol while operating a motor vehicle and operating without a license.

Funeral services are being held today for the Spring Valley toddler who was fatally struck by a pickup truck outside of his family's home last week.

A local organization has raised $2,250 toward the burial of a 20-month-old boy crushed by a truck in New York's Rockland County.

Police have charged a teenage boy with stealing a donation jar filled with about $300 for the family of a 20-month-old boy crushed by a truck.

Rockland County police are searching for the person who stole hundreds of dollars meant to help a family bury their toddler.

Residents in Spring Valley are mourning the loss of a 20-month-old who was hit and killed by a truck outside of his home last week.

Rockland paramedics-who were among the first responders yesterday when a toddler was struck and killed by a pick-up truck in Spring Valley-added their condolences to the community.

Officials say the 18-month-old boy was hit and killed while playing with his siblings outside his home on 38 Rose Ave. in a development called Lottie Gardens.

Residents of all ages who are interested in gardening are invited to use the garden to plant vegetables throughout the year, free of charge.

It was the first day of school for my first-grader and it was unavoidable: the Mister Softee truck, parked on Coney Island Avenue, smack outside of the PS 217 schoolyard exit.