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Cops: Pomona man barred woman from leaving car, took phone during argument
WEST HAVERSTRAW - A 19-year-old Pomona man was arraigned yesterday on felony charges stemming from a dispute with a woman in a parked car at the Samsondale Plaza shopping center Tuesday night, police said.
Bowline Point Park makes a splash
HAVERSTRAW - As 5-year-old John Baker slid down the slower of the two water slides at the Bowline Point Park pool area, it was evident he'd lost his two front teeth.
Tappan Zee Bridge repairs Monday and Tuesday: Right lane southbound closed for bridge maintenance beginning at milepost 15.0 to 13.1, between 9:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. Tappan Zee deck replacement Monday through Wednesday: Work will begin at 8 p.m. resulting in the closure of two left southbound lanes, with an additional left southbound lane closing ...
Haverstraw landfill that forced families from homes to become ball field
HAVERSTRAW - Final remediation is under way at the site of a former landfill that forced families from their homes in the 1990s.
Today: Right lane southbound closed for maintenance beginning at milepost 16.1 to 13.1, between 9:30 a.m. and 2:15 p.m. Tomorrow: Right lane southbound closed for maintenance beginning at milepost 16.1 to 13.1, between 9:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. The public is also notified about repairs and lane closings via dynamic message signs and Highway Advisory ...
Rockland County men charged with DWI in New Jersey
A New City man is accused of smashing into another car while driving drunk in New Jersey, critically injuring the other driver.
Haverstraw sewer board updates pump stations
Sewer systems in Pomona have become a little more secure as two pump stations that some residents called obsolete have been upgraded.
HAVERSTRAW: After more than three hours of heated discussion, the Haverstraw village board Wednesday adjourned the public hearing for a plan to build a 26-unit affordable housing development, to be known as Murphy Manor Apartments, on Samsondale Avenue.
Haverstraw still offers slew of activities during time of uncertainty
GARNERVILLE - Despite the economy, Haverstraw residents still enjoy access to numerous recreational activities including parks, a golf course, summer concerts, youth trips and senior citizen programs.
Jon and Kate Gosselin: Separate Lives for 'Jon and Kate Plus 8' Mom and Dad
Star magazine notes that Kate Gosselin has vowed to save her troubled marriage. 'I will not give up,' she said on the season premiere of her TLC show.
Rockland Italian festival kicks off Friday
WEST HAVERSTRAW - Authentic Italian food is just one of the offerings on the menu at this year's Rockland County Italian Festival.
North Rockland celebrates 400th Anniversary of Henry Hudson's voyage
WEST HAVERSTRAW-With his hands gripped on the spokes of a wooden wheel nearly twice his size, 5-year-old Christopher Gaines took the helm of the ship.
105 say goodbye to Albertus Magnus
BARDONIA - As Kaitlin McGoldrick addressed fellow students, the class salutatorian said her only regret was not attending Albertus Magnus High school from her freshman year.
Haverstraw Puerto Rican Day parade, festival this Sunday
HAVERSTRAW - Volunteers have been preparing this week for the 15th annual Puerto Rican Day parade and festival, which celebrates Puerto Rican heritage and culture.
Tomorrow to Thursday: Installation of modular joints in main span and west deck truss will continue in the center lanes.
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.
Drug charges: Christopher L. Martin, 22, of 26 Van Buren Drive, Stony Point, has been charged with felony counts of possessing and selling marijuana, Stony Point police said yesterday.
Veterans light a path home for those lost in nation's wars
Members of Chapter 333 of the Vietnam Veterans of America continue a 22-year-old tradition today with ceremonies honoring those who have died in service to the nation.
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'Zoo from hell' man convicted of cruelty in NY
A man who ran what a prosecutor called "the zoo from hell" has been convicted in New York of animal cruelty.
Guilty verdict in 'zoo from hell' case
A West Haverstraw Justice Court jury today convicted Robert Everle of 13 misdemeanor counts of animal cruelty after less than 90 minutes of deliberation.
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