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Westchester County Boy, 5, Dies Months After Cancer Diagnosis Westchester County Boy, 5, Dies Months After Cancer Diagnosis
Westchester County Boy, 5, Dies Months After Cancer Diagnosis Jackson DiDona of Valhalla loved playing T-ball and flag football. He was fascinated by police officers and firefighters. Spiderman, legos, blocks and cars were some of his favorite things. Jackson was a normal 5-year-old in many ways but one: Cancer. Several months after being diagnosed with Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma, a rare brain tumor, Jackson passed away. More than $15,300 had been raised as of Monday on a GoFundMe for the boy's family. Jackson DiDonaGoFundMe "Many of the medical treatments Jackson needed were not covered by insurance, causing the family to struggle financ…

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by Cecilia Levine
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Marisa Rose Verbraak Of Suffern Dies At Age 18 Marisa Rose Verbraak Of Suffern Dies At Age 18
Marisa Rose Verbraak Of Suffern Dies At Age 18 Marisa Rose Verbraak of Suffern died in the early morning on Sunday, April 28. She was 18. According to her obituary, Marisa will be greatly missed and remembered by her family, friends and community as a loving sister, daughter, friend and niece, a distinguished old soul who loved reading, writing, spending time with her friends and going on spontaneous adventures.  She is survived by her mother Carolyn, her father Edward, her two sisters Melanie and Grace, her father's girlfriend Michele, her mother's boyfriend Brian, her beloved cat Tiggy and several aunts, uncles and cousins. …

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by Daily Voice
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Know Her? Beagle Found On Route 59 Know Her? Beagle Found On Route 59
Know Her? Beagle Found On Route 59 Do you recognize her? Police in Ramapo are attempting to reunite an older female beagle who was recently found sitting on the corner of Route 59 in front of the Wanamaker and Carlough Funeral Home in Suffern Park. The beagle was found with a black collar, but she has no microchip or tag. The department is hoping to reunite her with her family. Officers took the dog to the Hi-Tor Animal Shelter in Pomona, where she currently resides. Anyone who recognizes the beagle, or who knows its owners, has been asked to contact police by calling (845) 357-2400 or the animal shelter at (845) 354-7900.

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by Zak Failla