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Rockland County Shelter Dog Cookie Has Waited Over Four Years for a Forever Home in Pomona, NY
POMONA, NY — A lovable shelter dog named Cookie has spent more than four years waiting for someone to give her a forever home at a Rockland County animal shelter in Pomona, New York. For Cookie, that means spending nearly half her life in a shelter, hoping that one...
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Haverstraw Police Conduct Active Shooter Training at North Rockland School
With schools closed for Veterans Day, the Haverstraw Police Department conducted an active shooter training exercise at a local school within the North Rockland Central School District. The training brought together law enforcement personnel from the Haverstraw Police Department, Stony Point Police Department, Rockland County Sheriff’s Office, and New York...
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Peekskill City Council Passes $59M Budget for 2027
Tax costs for city residents could have been considerably higher if not for restricted revenue funds being released for broader use in the 2027 budget. On Monday, Nov. 9, the Peekskill Common Council unanimously voted to adopt the $59.55 million operating budget for 2027 for a tax rate increase of 3.5 percent and a tax levy of 3.92 percent that translates into an increase of $107.68 per year for a single-family home assessed at $9,732.
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Ramapo Clarifies Senior Center on Haverstraw Road Is Not for Sale
The Town of Ramapo is addressing public concerns and online speculation surrounding the future of its Senior Center at 319 Haverstraw Road, emphasizing that the Town is not selling the Senior Center or its building. According to the Town, Veolia Water New York Inc. submitted an unsolicited proposal to purchase...
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A Rye Native Returns to Open RéUnion Bakery & Coffee
Most mornings, owner James Kim is at RéUnion Bakery & Coffee by 6:30 a.m., adjusting the grinders and checking the espresso extractions before a single pastry comes out of the oven. Kim left Rye for California in 2006. He came back this year, after about 13 months of construction, to open a bakery and coffee shop a short distance from where he grew up — his family moved to the town in the mid-’80s. The business soft-opened in October, and Kim says a grand opening is planned for Thursday, November 19.