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Six Firefighters Hospitalized After Battling Blaze At Shopping Center In Hudson Valley Six Firefighters Hospitalized After Battling Blaze At Shopping Center In Hudson Valley
Six Firefighters Hospitalized After Battling Blaze At Shopping Center In Hudson Valley First responders are still on the scene of a stubborn, dangerous shopping center fire that has sent six firefighters to the hospital in Rockland County. The blaze broke out at The Rise, a gun range located in the basement of a shopping area that includes a Dollar General store and a Dunkin Donuts coffee, around noon on Sunday, Nov. 28 in Pearl River, said Lt. James Sullivan, of the Orangetown Police. Related Story: Hours-Long Fire Severely Damages Rockland Shopping Center According to Sullivan, when police patrols arrived on the scene at 120 N. Middletown Road, officers found an …

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by Kathy Reakes
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Forget-Me-Not: How To Overcome Memory Problems Caused By Stroke Forget-Me-Not: How To Overcome Memory Problems Caused By Stroke
Forget-Me-Not: How To Overcome Memory Problems Caused By Stroke In addition to the dangerous physical side effects, strokes can cause more than just decreased mobility. In the weeks, months or even years following an episode, those who have suffered a stroke often experience some form of memory loss. The National Stroke Association estimates that approximately one third of stroke survivors will develop memory problems. “Whether a person who has had a stroke suffers memory loss or other cognitive problems has to do with where in the brain the stroke occurred, as well as other factors, including a person’s age,” said Dr. Mohini Gurme, a neurologist with Ro…

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Clarkstown Police Mourn Death Of Retired Officer Clarkstown Police Mourn Death Of Retired Officer
Clarkstown Police Mourn Death Of Retired Officer The Clarkstown Police Department is mourning the loss of a longtime member of the department who died on Sunday. Retired Police Officer Greg Tobin died peacefully at home in West Nyack. Tobin served with the department from 1982 until his retirement in 2005. His son Greg Tobin is carrying on the tradition as a current member of the department. The department said that Tobin was a great father and husband and that seeing his son in the Clarkstown uniform was a great source of pride. As one friend wrote on Facebook, "Greg was a great cop, a funny person, and a loyal friend."  &qu…

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by Kathy Reakes