Carucha L. Meuse
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Rockland supervisors: Give our NJ Transit riders discounts
Chris Day, Orangetown Supervisor and George Hoehman Clarkstown Supervisor blast NJ Transit for offering discounts to New Jersey customers during service cutbacks, but not Rockland riders. → Read More
Video: Anne Frank's stepsister speaks in Suffern
Students write messages of encouragement for the school's guest speaker Eva Schloss, a Holocaust survivor. → Read More
Video: Sears store in Nanuet to close
Sears Files for bankruptcy and will close 142 Stores, including it's store in Nanuet. → Read More
Video: Jodi Sarf sentenced in fatal New City hit and run
Jodi Sarf is overcome with emotion as she gives her statement during sentencing at Clarkstown Justice Court in New City Oct. 12, 2018. → Read More
Sale of Sain Building for $4.5 million is dead after years of delay
Rockland County Executive Ed Day announced that a developer has withdrawn an offer to buy the closed Sain Building for $4.5 million during a news conference in New City Oct. 9, 2018. → Read More
Garnerville priest Joseph Lamorte named vicar general
Father Joseph LaMorte was named NY Archdiocese financial chief. → Read More
Video: Hula hoop and fire performer Brittny Popolizio
Professional hula hoop and fire performer Brittny Popolizio shows of her skills at her home in Valley Cottage Oct. 1, 2018. → Read More
Rockland taxes would rise 2.9 percent in 2019 under Ed Day's proposed budget
Rockland County Executive Ed Day talks about the 2019 budget of $709 million that would raise 2.9 percent in county property taxes, an estimated $37.70 per taxpayer during a press conference in New City Oct. 1, 2018. → Read More
Video: Breast Cancer Etiquette from Weaver
Carole Weaver, Breast Cancer survivor and author of “Side Effects: The Art of Surviving Cancer,” give tips on breast cancer etiquette, Sept. 27, 2018. → Read More
Video: Rockland Community College inaugurates 7th president
Michael Baston was inaugurated as Rockland Community College's seventh president at a ceremony in the school's Cultural Arts Theater Sept. 13, 2018. → Read More
Video: New City neighbors observe Rosh Hashanah
Jewish residents 'throwing or casting away' their sins is a custom while bread is a symbolic way to ask forgiveness for sins for the past year and to bless for the year to come. → Read More
Injured hiker rescued from Hi Tor state park
Dylan Frawley help rescue injured hiker from Hi Tor State Park. → Read More
Back to School with Dignity program donates school supplies to kids in need
Back to School with Dignity provides backpacks filled with school supplies to low-income children. → Read More
Video: Back-to-school backpacks for kids in need
People to People’s Back to School with Dignity program distribute backpacks filled with school supplies for children from low-income households. → Read More
Video: Monsey firefighters fear for students in school operating without certification
Justin Schwartz talks about the safety of students at a Route 306 private school that still operates without a certificate of occupancy. → Read More
Nyack lost 70 parking spots it never really had
The village's downtown has lost 70 spots, steps from the intersection of Broadway and Main. → Read More
Video: Rockland Officials upset with NJ transit
Rockland County Executive Ed Day and Rockland officials complain how bad NJ Transit is for Rockland riders at Pearl River Train Station Aug.15, 2018. → Read More
Video: Rockland BOCES takes measures to strengthen school security
Ron Hansen, director of security at Rockland BOCES, talks about measures to strengthen security. → Read More
Video: Deloris Ritchie tries to make sense of cashless tolling bills
Deloris Ritchie thought all her outstanding tolls were paid off when she went through the amnesty program, but it turns out she owed nearly another $1,000. → Read More
Video: Mel Hancock is a comedian and family man
Mel Hancock is part of a lohud series profiling some of our exceptional neighbors. → Read More