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Nyack Man Accused Of DWI In Nanuet
A Nyack man was charged with drunken driving Saturday morning after he was stopped by police for driving erratically on Route 59 in Nanuet, according to the Rockland County Sheriff's Department.
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Boy Scout Troop 97's Newest Eagle Scout
A An Eagle Scout Court of Honor was held at Street Community Center in New City on Saturday for Will Badinelli, who earned the rank of Eagle Scout.
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Restaurants we love: Trevi Ristorante, West Harrison
Spaghetti Carbonara with pancetta, a whole egg and grated parmigiano is one of the excellent pastas at Trevi Ristorante in West Harrison.
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Ramapo College plans memorial Monday for crash victim Jacob Halle
Jacob Halle Facebook page in memory of the 22-year-old New City man who died in a car crash.
New Square seeks to move beyond arson attack, guilty plea
Valentine's Day is only a few days away, and if you haven't made your reservations yet, you might... NEW SQUARE - Residents in this insular Hasidic Jewish village are hoping to forget last spring's arson attack on a dissident community member and Tuesday's guilty plea in the incident from an 18-year-old follower of the grand rebbe.
This Weekend: Karaoke, Cut-a-Thon
Patch is coming to the rescue. We've got the best bets for your done-work-outta-here time.
New City House Destroyed In Early Morning Blaze, One Firefighter Taken To Hospital
New City firefighters were at the scene of an early morning house fire that completely destroyed the home at 6 Woodglen Drive in New City, owned by Joseph Tarulli.
In the schools: Clarkstown students win poster contest; biology class uses latest technology; more
Clarkstown South High School students Christine Ansalone and Michael Letizia won second and third place, respectively, in the annual statewide math poster contest incorporating mathematics into the theme of The Prime Time Tour.
Shelter advocate testifies at trafficking trial, says Ramapo woman was 'petrified'
A young woman, pale, red-eyed and trembling, came to the Rockland Family Shelter two years ago and told a domestic violence advocate her story of being overworked, beaten and abused by her in-laws. That advocate appeared as a witness in a labor trafficking and sexual abuse trial that seeks to determine if the allegations made by the young woman, ... (more)
13th century Scotland is closer than you think
Medieval Scotland can be closer than you think...in New York, for instance. A home inspired by a 13th century Scottish castle is up for sale in New City, New York, just an hour north of Manhattan.
Simplified And Customized House, Apartment and Office Cleaning
A New City resident Ed Roth decided 10 years ago to leave the corporate world behind and become his own boss.
Young Artist, Teacher Throws Creativity Into Pretzel Business
A Pretzel-design wasn't originally a business for Leah Bernabei, who teaches in New City.
Plea averts trial in NY Hasidic firebombing case
A Hasidic teenager pleaded guilty Tuesday to assault, averting a trial in an attempted murder case that brought unusual attention to a religious dispute in a Jewish enclave.
Hasidic teen pleads guilty to firebombing neighbor's home in New City
A guilty plea has averted a trial in an attempted-murder case that brought unusual attention to a religious dispute in a Jewish enclave in New York.
Youth Court Graduation, Pride of Clarkstown Awards Highlight Town Board Session
The most recent participants in the Clarkstown Youth Court program will graduate at Tuesday's town board meeting and be honored for their achievements along with the nine winners of the annual Pride of Clarkstown Awards.
3 Held In County Jail In Probe Of Car Break-Ins
Three men arrested Friday by a police task force investigating a rash of car break-ins were ordered held in the county jail on $75,000 bail each until a hearing Wednesday in Clarkstown Town Court in New City.
Link Elementary School Hosts Annual International Night
A Neither Aideen Farry nor Leanne Karnbad have any family members who were born in Spain, yet when the two were thinking about what country to pick for Link Elementary School's International Night, they both thought it'd be fun to pick Spain.
New City psychiatrist faces license suspension
A New City psychiatrist facing criminal charges after a federal investigation of Rockland pill mills will have his license to practice medicine suspended Friday.
State Rejects Bid For Liquor License At Bar That Was Scene Of January Shooting
The New Latin Grill in Nanuet, the scene of a Jan. 21 dispute that led to a shooting, has been denied a liquor license and can no longer serve alcohol, according to Clarkstown police.
Open House At District Childcare Center Draws Interested Parents
A A steady stream of parents, some with infants, others with toddlers toured the Clarkstown School District's Childcare and Early Learning Program during its recent Open House.A The children happily played with the large assortment of colorful toys while their parents looked around and asked questions about the daily schedule, number of enrolled ... (more)