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Suffern man pleads guilty to selling cocaine, released to immigration officials
An'-year-old Suffern man pleaded guilty Tuesday to selling cocaine, but is likely to be a no-show for his January sentencing.
Experts: Transit, communities can blend
Communities thoughtfully planned around train or bus stations can strengthen property values, boost tax revenues and create walkable neighborhoods, planning experts said Thursday.
TV newsman guilty of attempted assault on wife
Cable television newsman Dominic Carter, an influential reporter on New York politics, was convicted Friday of an attempted assault on his wife.
Suffern drug sweep nets eight arrests on cocaine charges
Eight men face felony drug charges after a lengthy police investigation into cocaine distribution in the village.
Dominic Carter Found GUILTY Of Attempted Assault On Wife
Cable television newsman Dominic Carter, an influential reporter on New York politics, was convicted Friday of an attempted assault on his wife.
Ex-trustee files assault-and-battery lawsuit against Suffern's mayor-elect
SUFFERN - A political activist has sued Mayor-elect Dagan LaCorte for assault and battery, accusing LaCorte of grabbing his bag filled with political literature and causing him injuries.
People to People brings holiday joy for neighbors in need
NANUET - This time of year can be stressful and expensive for parents with good jobs, but it can be truly overwhelming for people out of work who want to fulfill their children's holiday wishes.
Accidents slowing rush hour both ways on I-87 in Tarrytown, Suffern
Separate accidents were slowing the rush hour commute on Interstate 87 in Suffern and Tarrytown at 7:15 a.m. today, police said.
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Public meetings being organized at 5 locations
A series of public meetings and workshops is planned for the coming month as the state begins to refine proposals for replacing the Tappan Zee Bridge and bringing mass transit to the 30-mile corridor from Suffern to Port Chester.
Traffic stop leads to arrests in robbery
MAHWAH a ' A loose-lipped passenger and a unique hooded sweat shirt helped police in Mahwah turn a motor vehicle stop into an arrest for armed robbery.
Suffern village will host "Battery Saturday" from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. tomorrow at village hall, 61 Washington Ave.
Love of singing unites Rockland opera company
Shereen Way is a mild-mannered high school chorus and voice teacher by day, but come nightfall, she transforms into a 'horrible, mean, wicked' person.
Remembering Suffern's 'Guardian Angel'
When Suffern High School Principal Pat Faherty died in early August at 57, it shocked most everyone who knew him.
Q&A with Rockland's Turkey Trot director, Mike Greco
One of Rockland's most enduring Thanksgiving traditions is the annual Turkey Trot around Rockland Lake in Clarkstown. Mike Greco has been its race director for the past 14 years.
Morris: Plans need detailed attention
I am Robert Morris, a resident of Suffern for more than 40 years, and I am seeking the position of trustee in the Village of Suffern.
Why Did NY1 News Anchor's Wife Recant Story?
Share + Oct 30, 2009 6:02 pm US/Eastern Reporting Tony Aiello SUFFERN, N.Y. Questions abound in the case of the local news anchor accused of assaulting his wife.
Rockland: Lacorte wins as mayor in Suffern; Sherwood is new...
Here are results from election races across Rockland tonight, according to unofficial results from the Board of Elections.
Giannettino: Pick best record, Suffern
In response to your endorsement of my opponent for Suffern mayor, I would like to point out that I have submitted a six-point plan for our village; my opponent has not submitted any plan.
Dems, unite behind one mayoral candidate
Re Suffern Village Trustee John Meehan's Oct. 22 letter, 'Still supporting Keegan in Suffern': I find it interesting that he is supporting current Suffern Mayor John Keegan in a race in which Keegan has stated he was not actively campaigning after his Democratic primary loss to Trustee Dagan LaCorte.
Monroe Election Day meal to offer 'McGarrahcakes'
The McGarrah Tavern and Stagecoach Inn will be the setting for the Election Day Pancake Festival on Tuesday to benefit the restoration of the Inn by the Masonic Historical Society.