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Kleiner's loss reverberates in Orangetown
On an Election Day that saw many incumbents get tossed from office amid a sputtering economy, voters re-elected County Executive C. Scott Vanderhoef by a comfortable margin.
Ramapo Town Supervisor Christopher St. Lawrence may have chafed in 2007, when a Republican candidate backed by Preserve Ramapo ran against him.
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Ramapo's a town divided, but it doesn't have to be. Many in the town believe one sector, the ultra-Orthodox communities concentrated in New Square, Kaser and Monsey, are allowed more leeway on zoning issues and receive more attention than other venues.
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Rockland hospice program awarded $125,000
The plan to build a hospice home is one of the projects that have been awarded federal stimulus funding.
Wonder, whimsy at Shawnee Falls Studio
"A Summer of Wonder and Whimsy" exhibition will be on display at the Shawnee Falls Studio, Gallery and Guesthouse today through September.
Wonder, whimsy at Shawnee Falls Studio
"A Summer of Wonder and Whimsy" exhibition will be on display at the Shawnee Falls Studio, Gallery and Guesthouse today through September.
Rockland committee seeks to raise awareness about 2010 census
The U.S. Census Bureau has identified Haverstraw village, Kaser, New Square and Spring Valley as the most difficult places in Rockland to get residents to mail back their census survey or respond to visits by census takers.
New Square, Spring Valley and Kaser some of most difficult census takers in Rockland
The U.S. Census Bureau has identified Haverstraw village, Kaser, New Square and Spring Valley as the most difficult places in Rockland to get residents to mail back their census survey or respond to visits by census takers.
Census committee focusing on Rockland's hard-to-reach places
A committee made up of a cross-section of Rockland residents will work with hard-to-reach local communities to boost response to the 2010 Census.
DATABASE: Ramapo villages set pace for Lower Hudson Valley population gains
The Ramapo villages of Kaser and New Square led all Lower Hudson Valley communities in population growth in 2008 from 2000, according to the latest data from the U.S. Census Bureau.
New Square, Kaser are LoHud's fastest-growing communities
Two villages in Ramapo - New Square and Kaser - are the fastest growing municipalities in the Lower Hudson Valley, according to newly released data from the U.S. Census Bureau.
It wasn't much of a surprise that Morton Baron was able to win term after term as Ramapo supervisor in the 1970s.