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Fourth of July events planned at historic sites
Several state and national historic sites across New York are hosting events and activities on the Fourth of July.
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Rockland man asks; Obama answers
SPRING VALLEY - When Steve White sat in his house this week and recorded a short YouTube video asking a question about health care reform, he never dreamed that it would be answered directly by the president of the United States during a live town hall-style meeting that was shown on television and online yesterday.
High risk sex offender from Stony Point released from prison
A high-risk sex offender once from Stony Point who preyed on young boys has been released from state prison after serving his nearly 10-year sentence.
Ramapo town wants to buy Lower Hudson Valley Challenger Center
The Lower Hudson Valley Challenger Center may soon embark on a broader mission. Ramapo wants to buy the facility, paying $820,000 to help pay off the mortgage and update the computers, software and other technology that powers the center's programs.
Man shot in Spring Valley, left bleeding in street
SPRING VALLEY - A 31-year-old man from Rockland County is listed in critical condition after being shot multiple times in the village yesterday morning.
31-year-old man shot in Spring Valley
SPRING VALLEY - A 31-year-old man from Rockland County is in critical condition after being shot multiple times in the village early this morning.
Staten Island man charged with DWI following crash near Rockland-bound TZ Bridge
TARRYTOWN - A Staten Island man was accused of driving drunk when he side-swiped two cars yesterday while zooming along the Thruway toward the Tappan Zee Bridge before driving into a tree, state police said.
Sometimes, there is just basic logic to costs going up. That partly explains the proposed budget for Rockland Community College, which is part of the State University of New York and funded in part by the state and Rockland County.
Suffern plumber charged in botched job
A Suffern plumbing contractor is accused of ripping off a disabled New City woman and her husband by failing to deliver on more than $11,000 worth of renovations to make their bathroom handicapped-accessible. Bart Sakin of 3 Lake Road faces two counts of felony third-degree grand larceny.
RCC annual tuition may rise 3.66%
Students and Rockland County taxpayers would pay more under the proposed 2009-10 budget for Rockland Community College.
Haverstraw kin live with mouse infestation
HAVERSTRAW - Elisha Jean said she was excited when she found the spacious two-bedroom apartment in the village's downtown after having lived in a domestic violence shelter.
Kosher vending company fined by Rockland County Board of Health
A vending machine company that provides food throughout the Northeast was fined by the Rockland Board of Health today for not having the proper permits to package and sell food.
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.
New York Assembly keeps working while Senate languishes
ALBANY - Remember the state Assembly? While the Senate remained stalled on its legislative work, the Assembly kept churning out bills Thursday, many of which have not been passed by the Senate.
Police clearing multi-car crash on Westchester-bound Tappan Zee Bridge
Multiple cars were involved in a crash on the southbound Tappan Zee Bridge this morning.
Tappan Zee Bridge Pile Up Snarls Commute
New York state police say a five-car pileup snarled rush-hour traffic on the Tappan Zee Bridge.
Flood advisory in effect for Rockland
A flood advisory has been issued for Rockland County that will last through 10:15 p.m. tonight.
Stony Point mansion may be Rockland's largest home
Kevin Maher admitted he "went overboard" when he started building a mansion for his family off Gate Hill Road in Stony Point four years ago.
Rockland Republicans back Vanderhoef, Scaringi and some Democrats, too
Rockland County Republicans nominated incumbent C. Scott Vanderhoef as their party's choice for county executive tonight.
Christian Albin, 'culinary Rip van Winkle,' dies
Christian Albin, is shown in the kitchen of the Four Seasons restaurant in New York, in this May 1, 2009 file photo.