Nancy Cutler
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Hudson Valley, NY, United States
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Rail fix slated in Rockland after Schumer meets with CSX; specter of East Palestine cited
Sen. Schumer contacted CSX after a truck-train crash in Haverstraw, and in the wake of the Norfolk Southern derailment in Ohio that spewed chemicals. → Read More
Food banks to Hochul: Time to grow Nourish NY, which gets farm goods to hunger programs
The COVID-era program helped New York farmers who struggled with supply-chain interruptions, and aided feeding programs hit with more hungry. → Read More
Father and son lost; mother and baby sister saved: Spring Valley fire victims ID'd
A father and and young son perished while the 4-year-old's mother and toddler sister survived. The adult males were brothers and cousins. → Read More
Red Cross brings free fire alarms, emotional support, to neighborhood struck by fatal fire
In the aftermath of a fire that killed five people in Spring Valley, Red Cross volunteers offered free alarms and counseling. → Read More
Comptroller: Early intervention delays hurt kids; state Health Dep't told to fix inequities for Black children
"The earlier a child gets services, the better able we are to mitigate some of the delays that they have," said Randi Rios-Castro, CEO of Jawonio. → Read More
Why coyote confrontations are up in Hudson Valley, and what to do if you're approached
Poughkeepsie City Councilman Evan Menist and his dog were charged by a coyote and he "knew I had to get loud." → Read More
'Influx of migrants' strains Rockland, Day and Lawler say; protesters say immigrants contribute
U.S. Rep. Lawler said there's a "humanitarian crisis in our country at the southern border" and it's impacting New York's suburbs. → Read More
Shook up but safe: Train plows through truck on tracks in Haverstraw
“This could have been a horrific tragedy," Rockland County Legislator Jay Hood said. → Read More
That harbor seal in the Hudson River? It appears healthy. (And, yes, it is adorable)
Harassing a seal can bring a fine up to $20,000 and a year in jail. And yes, they can bite. → Read More
Creditors come after Palisades Center mall in court, seek foreclosure. What's at stake
The mall's creditors want the 2.2 million-square-foot property put in receivership then put on the auction block. Here's what the future could hold. → Read More
Heated exchange gets ex-mayor of Pomona thrown out of Haverstraw meeting
Town Supervisor Howard Phillips said Brett Yagel yelled at the board. Yagel said Phillips interrupted him during his public comments. → Read More
Haverstraw OKs controversial Orthodox Jewish synagogue, settles lawsuit. What's next?
"You're caving into a threat," one Haverstraw resident says. Meanwhile, Riverglen neighbors continue to challenge the plan, and RLUIPA. → Read More
Tonight: Will Haverstraw boards OK settlement over synagogue plan?
The meeting takes place at 7:30 p.m. today at Haverstraw Town Hall. For live coverage, follow @nancyrockland and @lohud on Twitter → Read More
Aramark stays, for now, after Nyack kids got watermelon on 1st day of Black History Month
The company has acted on Nyack’s request that staff undergo equity training, something the district has focused on for years, the superintendent said. → Read More
Nyack school leaders blame vendor for chicken-and-waffles lunch during Black History Month
Aramark was supposed to serve Philly cheesesteaks to Nyack middle schoolers. But on Feb. 1, they got items that "reinforce negative stereotypes." → Read More
Gun confiscated: Nanuet HS student brought weapon to campus, superintendent reports
Administrators were told late Monday afternoon that a student had a gun. The weapon was confiscated without incident. → Read More
State seeks scoop on poop to keep watch on flu, RSV, polio, other pathogens
Viruses are "shed" through people’s digestive track – in other words, we poop them out. Wastewater tests can see if certain pathogens are present. → Read More
Four Westchester HS seniors make Regeneron Science Talent Search finals
In March, the four will be among 40 to compete for the top 10 slots in the nation’s oldest science and math competition for high school seniors. → Read More
9/11 responders and survivors now get coverage for uterine cancer; for some, it's too late
Kataryzna Sosnowski died of cancer in December. In January, the WTC Health Program started covering endometrial cancer, her original diagnosis. → Read More
Obituary: Joan 'Johnnie' Pantanelli, 97, honored for World War II Civil Air Patrol service
The local Civil Air Patrol unit is named the Col. Johnnie Pantanelli Composite Squadron. The longtime commander mentored hundreds through CAP. → Read More