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• Alfred Markim, 88, Of Piermont
• Share Your Giving Story On Giving Tuesday, White Plains
• Nyack Library Having Christmas In Paris
• Girl Scouts Heart Of The Hudson Seek Nominations For Leadership Award
• NY DOT Workshop To Cover Rapid Transit, Pedestrian Safety
• Ramapo/Spring Valley Youth Pop Warner Team Allowed Convict To Coach
• I-87 Delays Stretch From Garden State Parkway To Tappan Zee Bridge
• Man Found Stabbed To Death In West Nyack
• Rockland Car Salesman Accused Of Stealing Customers' Identities
• 19-Year-Old Charged In West Nyack Overnight Stabbing
• Hudson River Water Levels Are Projected To Rise
• Smartphone Use Rises To Help With Holiday Shopping
• $75M Home Is Most Expensive In Westchester
• Police Search For Missing Teenage Girl From Connecticut
• Mark Zuckerberg, Wife Welcome Daughter, Pledge 99% Of Shares To Initiative
• Cuomo Sets Date For Special Election To Replace Sheldon Silver
• Marianne Osiel Performs In Concert At Tappan Library
• Amber Alert For 3-Year-Old Canceled, Man Apprehended
• Cuomo Continues Next Phase Of State's Fight To End AIDS Epidemic
• Pomona Blood Drive Will Boost Rockland County Holiday Supply
• Carlucci To Give Property Tax Relief Talk In Suffern For Veterans
• Annual Fund Drive Supports Rockland County Historical Programs
• Man Charged With Fatally Stabbing West Nyack Resident In Custody
• Pace Students Head Overseas Thanks To Scholarship Award
• South Nyack To Unveil Parking Ideas For Bridge's New Bike, Walking Path
• Learn 'Camera Basics' At The Nyack Library
• Nyack Middle School Is Looking For Playground Balls
• Delays Abound On Slick Area Roadways
• Rockland Welfare Fraud Detection Saves Taxpayers $628K
• Soaker In Store For Rockland, This Time With Fog
• Rockland Homeowner Frustrated As Bear Damages Property
• Pair Of Accidents Reported On Palisades Interstate Parkway
• Palisades Interstate Parkway Reopens After Accident
• Alert Issued For Missing 23-Year-Old Who Could Be In Westchester
• Cuomo Hints At Possible Ethics Legislation
• McDonald's, Facing Competition From Burger Upstarts, Tests Table Service
• 14 Dead, 17 Injured In California Mass Shooting
• Two Charged In Underage Drinking Detail In Dutchess
• Get Ready For The Holiday Cookbook Cook-Off At Nyack Library
• Series Of Holiday Events Planned In Piermont
• New Owner of Pearl River Pfizer Campus Lays Out Plans For Its Future
• Rockland Community College Screens 'Hudson Valley Honor Flight'
• Elmwood Playhouse Members Bring Country Music To Rhodes North Tavern
• Library Says Artwork From Piermont Show Are Good Stocking Stuffers
• Local Groups Press For Syrian Refugee Support
• Advisory Issued To Rockland Motorists For Route 202 Roadwork
• Nyack Art Center To Screen 'Cadmium Yellow,' Celebrate Artist Joyce Brynes
• Palisades Residents Back Zoning Board's Decision To Limit House Size
• Rockland County Economic Development Corporation Draws 300 To Luncheon
• Rockland's Haitian Leaders Meet With Interim Healthcare About Offensive Ad
• Nyack Chamber Of Commerce Presents Holiday Lights
• Variety Of Music Will Be Featured At JCC Rockland Holiday Family Concert
• X-Planations: Rockland's Peter X. Kelly Mixes It Up With Bill Murray
• Pace Law Students Off To Fast Start In Mock Trial Competitions
• Funeral Held For Legendary 'Mickey' Corcoran, Bill Parcells Mentor
• Hudson Valley Tree Shines In Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting
• Toys 'R' Us Closing Flagship Times Square Store
• Police Search For Teenage Girl Reported Missing In Connecticut
• Pace Repeats As National Champions In Federal Reserve Competition
• Man Charged With DWI In Clarkstown Stop
• Rockland County Launches New Emergency Response Training Classes
• Amid Terror Attacks, Sheriff Urges Residents In Ulster To Carry Firearms
• Sing Carols, Shop At Piermont's Annual Holiday Festival, Tree Lighting
• Police Say Stabbing Victim Posted Roommate Ad On Craigslist
• Nyack's Metal And Stone Features Garavelli Italian Jewelry
• GoFundMe Campaign Helps Deceased Fireman's Family In Tappan
• Police Dog Helps Apprehended Suspect In Middletown Chase
• Rockland County Executive Honors County Employees
• Cuomo, Legislature Ignoring Budget Transparency Law, Critics Say
• Enjoy The Festival Of Lights With Rockland County's Many Hanukkah Events
• Rockland County's Hi-Tor Animal Care Center Introduces Pet Of The Week
• Stony Point's Nancy Mahon Starts Training Program For Rockland Teachers
• Fundraiser To Be Held For Dorie McMaster Scholarship Fund
• Are You Baking Or Buying Cookies For National Cookie Day, Fort Lee?
• Pace Students Awarded Scholarship By In Hudson Valley Marketing Association
• New Flag Donated By Resident To Fly Above Rockland County Courthouse
• San Bernardino Female Attacker Pledged Support To ISIS During Shootings
• Orangetown Police Offer Tips To Avoid ATM Skimming
• Day Pushes For Deputies In Rockland County Government Buildings
• Police In Stony Point Call Off Pursuit Of Dangerous Suspect
• First Woman To Serve As Top Deputy Superintendent Of State Police
• Rockland Pet Lovers Accept Donations For Shelters Through Holidays
• Pentagon Opens All Combat Jobs To Women
• Most Popular Boys, Girls Baby Names For 2015 Unveiled
• $305B Federal Highway Bill Congress Passes Includes Lowey, Maloney Measures
• Progress Continues On Tappan Zee Bridge Project
• Ousted Lawyer Replaced As Residents Push Suit Against Spring Valley Mayor
• Number Of State School Employees With Six-Figure Salaries Soars
• One Killed In Overnight Tractor-Trailer Crash On I-87
• New Movie Studio Makes Middletown Its Home
• Orangetown Police Offer Tree Safety Tips
• First-Of-Its-Kind Rule On NY Menus Warns Of High Salt Content
• World's Largest White Deer Herd, Located Upstate, In Peril
• Nyack's Corner Frame Shop Names Mark Hillringhouse Artist Of The Month
• New York Unveils See Something, Send Something App
• Area Prep School Athletic Director ID'd As Driver In Fatal Car Crash
• Celebrate First Night Of Hanukkah, White Plains
• Nyack Special Education PTA In Orangetown Presents Painting Fundraiser
• Discriminatory Job Ad Meeting Tops Last Week's News In Rockland
• Cuomo Says There Is 'No Appetite' For Full-Time Legislature
• State Senator Asks For Economic Study On New York Casinos
• County Appoints RCC Graduate To College's Board Of Trustees
• State Police Provide Motorists With Winter Driving Tips
• Rockland County Legislature Raises Proposed 2016 Budget
• George Washington Bridge, Hudson Crossing Toll Hikes Start
• Schneiderman Calls For Cut In Danger From Crude Oil Shipped By Rail
• Disability Integration Specialist Will Be Featured At FEMA Pomona Briefing
• Indian Point Reactor Expected To Remain Shut Down Through Early This Week
• Teens Invited To Holiday Craft-Making Sessions At Valley Cottage Library
• It's National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, White Plains
• Rockland Welcomes 100 New Citizens At Naturalization Ceremony
• Local Teams Advance At Section 1 Dual-Meet Wrestling Championships
• Road Work Will Close Portion Of Route 202 This Week
• Cuomo Condemns Congress, Demands 'Terror Gap' Be Closed
• Tappan Zee Beats Byram Hills To Take Winter Classic Basketball Title
• Teen Indicted By Grand Jury In West Nyack Man's Murder
• Nyack's John Green Preservation Coalition Raises Money Via Indiegogo
• Stony Point, Haverstraw Police Charge 3, Seize 15 Pounds Of Pot In Bust
• Cuomo Battling Kerry Kennedy Over Child Support, Report Says
• Put Your Story Out There On Rockland World Radio
• Coffee Giant Pays $13.9B For Keurig Green Mountain
• Sheldon Seymour Goldstein, 86, Of Piermont
• Police: Dad, Daughter Bought Heroin With Intent To Sell In Hudson Valley
• Analysis Shows How Rockland County Voting Played Out
• Rockland's Nonprofits Affected By Budget Cut
• Get Your Chocolate Fix On National Brownie Day, White Plains
• Is Your Home Decked Out For The Holidays? Send Us Your Photos, Rockland
• Daily Voice Leaders: Dr. Richard Park, CEO, CityMD
• Tappan Zee Bridge Accident Causes Stop-And-Go Delays
• Even Hands-Free Calls, Texts Distract Drivers, Study Shows
• Orangetown Police Seek Public's Help In Fatal Hit-And-Run Cold Case
• Rockland Documentary Maker Launches Campaign For Film About Adoption
• Long-Range Forecast Predicts More Mild Temps In Armonk
• Rockland Officials Encourage Residents To Take Water Survey
• Carlucci To Join Discussion Of Hudson Documentary Tonight In Nyack
• Nyack Middle School Survey Seek Public Input
• Alzheimer's Association Hudson Valley Chapter Hires Communication Manager
• Suspect Shot, Killed After Saw Mill Police Chase Ends In Crash, Closure
• Ex-Marshal From Suffern Will Go To Prison For Deadly Shooting Lies
• West Point Steps Up Security After Possible Terror Threat
• Orangetown Police Urge Fire Safety During Hanukkah
• Assemblyman Zebrowski's Office Collecting Food, Toys, For Holidays
• New York Welcomes 2016 America's Cup
• Both Suspects ID'd In Fatal Saw Mill River Parkway Crash, Police Chase
• 80 College Students Become Ill After Eating At Chipotle's In Boston
• Rockland Police Officer Charged With Attacking Ex-Girlfriend
• Nyack High School Chamber Orchestra Performs At Palisades Center
• Raggedy Ann Exhibit Comes To Rockland County Historical Society In New City
• Recent Uptick Prompts Consumer Alert On Phone Scams
• Carlucci Organizes Meet-And-Greet At Pearl River Library
• State Sen. Carlucci Honored At Rockland Jewish Family Service Brunch
• Sukey Molloy And Friends To Entertain Tots With Sing-Along At Nyack Library
• DV Home Cooking: Bergen County Army Vet Serves Up Country Ribs
• Nyack Celebrates Lighting Of Village Menorah
• Mariella's Is A Haverstraw Hotspot For Italian Food
• Accident Blocks Lane On I-87/Garden State Connector
• Billionaire Carl Icahn Setting Sights On Pep Boys
• Rockland Officials Encourage Residents To Participate In Water Use Survey
• New Cancer Drug Keytruda In Spotlight After Jimmy Carter Announcement
• Suffern Officer Saves Choking Child
• Clarkstown Police Officer Suspended After Alleged Attack Of Ex-Girlfriend
• Ice Skating Rink Opens In Rockland
• New City Man Charged With Possession Of Controlled Substance In Nyack
• Transition To College For Special Needs Students Workshop
• Pace Toy Drive To Benefit Open Door Family Medical Center
• Westchester Man Sentenced In Shotgun Shooting Of His Wife
• North Midland Avenue In Nyack Closing For TV Show Filming
• Try A Recipe For Nyack Library's Holiday Cookbook Cookoff
• Hudson Valley Receives More Than $1.2 Million In Homeland Security Grants
• Get Involved On Human Rights Day, White Plains
• BuzzFeed Profiles The Top Bars In Every State
• X-Planations: Rockland's Peter X. Kelly Inspires Next Generation
• Westchester Girls To Showcase Science, Technology Skills In SWAG Day
• Santa’s ‘Salary’ Rises 4% In 2015
• Record-Breaking Warmth Could Be Headed To Armonk
• Man Apprehended After I-87 Police Chase
• Manhattanville College In Purchase Appoints New President
• Nyack Will Be Transformed Into Outdoor Art Gallery
• Take Candlelight Tour Of Historic Jacob Blauvelt House In New City
• Nyack's Helen Hayes Youth Theater Auditions Posted
• Serious Multi-Vehicle Accident Reported In New City
• Advisory In Effect For Patchy, Dense Fog
• You Can Help Popular Montvale Bartender Stricken With Cancer
• No Major Issues With Rockland CSX Tracks Used For Hauling Oil
• Nationally Acclaimed Light Display In Hudson Valley Opens For Season
• Orangeburg Fire Department Holiday Parade Kicks Off Saturday
• How Are You Lighting Your Holiday Decorations, White Plains?
• West Nyack Fatal Stabbing Shows Vulnerability of Craigslist
• Wesley Hills' Antrim Playhouse Puts On 'It's A Wonderful Life'
• Arab Culture Will Be Celebrated At Pearl River Concert
• Day Vetoes 22 Rockland Legislature Budget Amendments
• Retired Ramapo Police Chief Tops Highest Paid List Of Local Workers
• Gridlock Alert Days For Holiday Season Announced
• Jewish Organization Broadcasts West Nyack Menorah Lighting To Troops
• Metro-North Imposes Alcohol Ban For SantaCon Event
• Nanuet Health Fair Provides Free Screenings, Flu Prevention Tips
• Bridget T. Murray, 73, Of Pearl River
• Katherine B. Ogden, 95, Of Nyack
• Rockland, Surrounding Counties Deploy Terrorism Safety Details
• Nyack's Elmwood Playhouse Ending Run Of 'Good People'
• Senate Leader, Son Found Guilty In Case Involving Westchester Law Firm
• Chiku Awali African Dance Stages Festival In Sparkill
• Assemblyman Zebrowski Supports Reforms For Common Core
• Patrons Unhappy With Palisades Center Lack Of Christmas Displays
• Police Get This Season's 'Drive Sober Or Get Pulled Over' Campaign Rolling
• Orangeburg Fire Department Parade To Cause Road Closures
• See Photo Art By Denise Farro At West Nyack Library
• Rockland County Honors Jewish, Christian Holidays
• Cuomo Defends Moreland Commission
• New York Will Work With Conn., N.J. To Boost Mass Transit Security
• El Niño Is Not Reason For Wave Of Warmth
• Nanny Charged With Stealing From Employer, Orangetown Police Say
• Twelve Teams Descend On John Jay High For Patriot Wrestling Tournament
• Cuomo Announces Proposed Emissions Reforms
• Suspended Police Officer Tops Week's News Around Rockland County
• Suffern High Girls Basketball Team Powers Past Horace Greeley
• Jenkins Calls For Probe Of 'Untraceable Donation' In Election
• Former New City Library Employee Accused Of Stealing $124,000
• Two Face Drug Charges After Stop On Route 59 In Nyack
• Westchester Officials Call For Ethics Reform After Skelos Conviction
• Dazzling Meteor Shower Will Rain Shooting Stars Over Area Skies
• Rockland Officials Stage Menorah-Lighting Ceremony
• Brewery Business Booms In New York
• Open Mic Poetry At Suffern Village Hall Features Sam Rush
• Three Face DWI Charges After Separate Orangetown Stops
• Clarkstown Junior Aerospace Registration Begins Monday
• Three Rockland High Schools Rank Among State's Best
• Rockland Standout Is Hudson Valley's First Freshman To Commit To College
• Clarkstown Police K-9 Dedicated In Honor Of 9/11 Fallen Hero
• Pearl River Prevails In Overtime Ice Hockey Thriller
• State Monitor Could End Up Overseeing East Ramapo Schools
• Americans' Terror Fears As High Now As Post-9/11
• Newtown's Sandy Hook Promise Urges Better National Mental Health Care
• Wal-Mart Expects New Digital Payment System To Speed Up Checkout Lines
• Armonk Will See More Patchy Fog, Showers
• Piermont Artist Creates Mural For Scarsdale School's 100th Birthday
• County Executive Ed Day Vetoes Amendments To 2016 Rockland Budget
• Hidden Health Care Crisis Of Injuries From Falling Draws Attention
• Aggravated DWI In Orangetown Lands Pearl River Man In Jail, Police Say
• Sen. Carlucci Proposes Bill To Label Holiday Decor Containing Lead
• Sewage Discharge Reported In Orangetown
• Higher Expenses, Other Factors, Cause Costco Sales, Earnings To Dip
• Rockland Officials Stage Menorah Lighting In New City
• Nyack Yoga Studio To Raise Money For NYC Mammas Give Back Charity
• With Prices At Pump Down, Rockland Readies For Busy Holiday Travel Season
• Yes, Virginia, There Is A Santa, And He Lives In Bergen County
• Debate Could Feature Cage Match Between Bedford's Donald Trump, Ted Cruz
• Gov. Cuomo Launches Employee Training Incentive Program
• Nearly 90 Percent Of New Yorkers Fear Terrorist Attack Is Imminent
• Ward Off Holiday Pounds With Advice From Westchester Fitness Expert
• Local Weatherman Expects Warm Temperatures This Winter
• Two Charged With Gun, Cocaine, Marijuana Possession In I-87 Stop
• Rockland Residents May Be Targeted By Fraudulent Delivery Service
• Pepsi Launches 'Healthy' Vending Machines
• State Regents Recommend Delay In Counting Common Core
• Tappan Zee Turns 60, But Focus Is On New Bridge
• State Police, NYPD Join In Driving Safety Exercise
• Suffern Poetry Stages January Poetry Slam In Nyack
• Phil Pepe, Popular Yankees Beat Writer, Author, Dies At 80
• Park Ridge Dance Marathon Raising Funds For Child Cancer Research
• Nicholas Anthony Mann, 50, Of South Nyack
• Walter G. Murphy, 87, of Orangeburg
• William Patrick McAllister, 93, of Pearl River
• NY Pet Stores Will Be Required To Teach Owners About Care
• Nyack's Winter Farmers Market Adds Fishmonger
• Rockland Legislator Meets With Muslim, Jewish Leaders
• Enjoy Holiday Stories, A Craft At Nyack Library
• DV Home Cooking: Westchester Resident Shares Her Mom's Focaccia
• North Rockland Schools Chief Ileana Eckert Named To RCC Board
• Pace's Neil Braun Named A Top Corporate Citizen In New York State
• Lawmakers React To Call To Dump Donald Trump Name From Westchester Park
• Five Charged In $300K 'Grandma Scam' That Targeted Westchester Woman
• Rockland Clergy Stand Against Islamophobia At Multifaith Event
• Road Construction Closes Lane On New York Thruway In Rockland
• Route 202 Stretch In Rockland Closed For Construction
• Peekskill's Pataki Trades Jabs With Bedford's Trump At GOP Debates
• NY Board Of Regents Postpones Using Common Core Scores
• Rockland Legislature Overrides 22 County Executive Line-Item Vetoes
• NTSB Releases New Details On Valhalla Crash, Worst In Metro-North History
• Federal Reserve Raises Interests Rates For First Time In Nearly A Decade
• New Round Of Rain, Fog Will Arrive In White Plains
• Rockland County Now Uses Foam To Help Fight Oil Train, Tanker Fires
• State DEC Reports Manhole Overflow In Valley Cottage
• Miss Hudson Valley Dana Wachter Overcomes Eating Disorder
• Nyack Wrestles With Success In Dual Meet Against Hastings
• Owner Of O'Donoghue's Tavern Plans New Restaurant In Nyack
• Will You Be Regifting This Year, White Plains?
• Hudson Valley Sheriffs Talk Counterterrorism With NYC Police Commissioner
• Graphic Video Raises Questions About New York's Prison System
• X-Planations: Rockland's Peter X. Kelly Praises Fellow Restaurateur
• Serious Bronx River Parkway Accident Closes Two Lanes
• White Plains Will See Patchy, Dense Fog, Rain
• A&P Seeks Court Approval To Get Out Of Leases On 36 Closed Stores
• Alert For Missing 21-Year-Old Canceled
• Submissions From Rockland County Teen Writers Sought For Book
• A Record 100 Million Will Travel During the 12 Days of Christmas
• Rockland 'Star Wars' Fans Eager To Witness 'The Force Awakens'
• Monsey Rabbi Gets 3 Years For Taking Part In Strange Divorce Ring
• Westchester AD, Giant Fan 'License Plate Guy,' Charged With Extortion
• Neighbors Take Ramapo To Court Over Land Sale
• Sting On Underage Alcohol Sales Yields One Arrest In Rockland
• Poll: Anticipation Builds In Rockland County For New 'Star Wars' Film
• A&P Sues Buyer Of Millwood Store For Not Completing Purchase
• Pearl River Woman Charged With Driving While Intoxicated
• Rockland County Executive Reacts To Override Of Veto On Budget Items
• State Sen. Carlucci Talks About East Ramapo Report On Radio
• Pace University President Recognized With Executive Leadership Award
• Sharply Colder Weekend In Store For Clarkstown
• Mother Teresa To Be Sainted After Second Miracle
• Mount Pleasant Considers Closing Rail Crossing Where Fatal Crash Occurred
• Design A Candy House At West Nyack Free Library
• Get Set For Wet, Warm -- Not White -- Christmas Week For White Plains
• Rockland County Offering Full Weekend Of Holiday Events
• Gov. Cuomo Says New Minimum Wage Begins Dec. 31 For State Workers
• Sex Abuse Probe Targets Former Westchester Monsignor
• Blanketfest, More Events Planned In Rockland
• Do You Know The Top Food Words Of 2015, White Plains?
• Rockland Traffic Stop Yields Weapons Cache
• Kevin F. McGuire, 54, Of Pearl River
• Armonk Could See Wintry Mix, Snow Flurries
• DV Home Cooking: Westchester Blogger Serves Up Her Mom's Focaccia
• Tappan Zee Bridge Birthday Tops Week's News In Rockland County
• Orangetown Police Make Separate Grand Larceny, Robbery, DWI Arrests
• Driver Of SUV Focus Of Metro-North Fatal Crash Inquiry
• State Attorney General Investigates Internet Speeds
• Rockland Police Cracking Down On DWI During Holidays
• High School State Basketball Championship Changes Venue
• Rockland Police Graduates Join The Ranks
• Suffern Woman Injured In Car Accident
• Kevin F. McGuire, 54, Pearl River Resident
• Get Set For Wet, Warm -- Not White -- Christmas Week In White Plains
• Don't Believe Bogus Online Coupon, Warns ShopRite
• Doris Hassett Link, 88, Of Orangeburg
• Iranian Hackers Infiltrated Westchester Dam Off I-287, Says Report
• Bishop Stands In For Pearl River Monsignor Being Investigated For Sex Abuse
• Tappan Zee Work To Close Lanes Monday Through Wednesday
• Dealing With Climate Change In Your Own Rockland County Landscape
• Joe Sigillo Making Mark As Nyack Public Schools' Director Of Athletics
• Ramsey Gift Shop With Olive-Green Roof 'Makes It Work'
• Push To Preserve Nyack's Marydell Faith, Life Center Getting Close
• Suffern's Big Varsity Hockey Win Gets Attention
• Are You Ready For Winter Solstice White Plains?
• Rockland County Senator Calls For Ethics Reform in Albany After Convictions
• Steve Harvey Makes Huge Gaffe, Crowning Wrong Miss Universe
• Bergen Sheriff, Local Police Get Grants For Body Cameras
• Calling All Amateur Cooks!!
• Suez Water Customers Must Complete Survey By Monday
• East Ramapo Leaders Lambaste Veto Power Recommendation
• Orangeburg Woman Pulled Over For Using Cellphone Charged With DWI
• Environment Group Will Sue Over Rise In Sturgeon Deaths From Bridge Work
• Rockland County Vets Counseling Center Receives Entergy Grant
• Protests At St. Patrick's Cathedral Target Pearl River Priest
• A&P Bankruptcy Changes Lower Hudson Residents' Supermarket Experience
• FEMA, Rockland Group Discuss The Disabled's Role In Emergency Planning
• Charles Araneo, 62, Nyack Resident
• Hiker's Dramatic Rescue Takes Several Hours At Nyack Beach State Park
• Rockland Man Faces Multiple Charges After Clocking 127 MPH In Pursuit
• 2 Teens Face Felony Drug Charges After Palisades Car Crash
• Holiday Transit Schedules For Rockland Announced
• Christmas Bonuses Are Rare in U.S. Offices
• Rockland Public Transport Releases Schedules For Christmas, New Year's Eve
• Local Officials Confirm Homeland Security Warning About Westchester Dam
• Southbound PIP Reopens After Police Chase
• I-87 Lanes In Rockland Reopen After Multi-Vehicle Crash
• Donald Trump Launches Vulgar Attack On Hillary Clinton
• Police Seek Info In Suffern Fatal Hit, Run Accident Involving Bicyclist
• Dykstra's Florist Leaving Chestnut Ridge After 55 Years
• Suspicious Incident Has Parents On Alert In Pearl River
• Shots Fired, Driver Run Over As Wild PIP Stolen Car Chase Ends In Alpine
• Community Mourns Loss Of Guardsman, NYPD Officer Killed By Suicide Bomber
• NYPD On 'High Alert' As Holidays Near
• Westchester Publisher Zherka Sentenced For Real-Estate Scheme
• Rockland County Coat Drive Benefits Local Families
• Cuomo: State Has New Weapon In Fight Against Opioid Addiction
• Heavy Rain, Patchy Fog Headed To White Plains
• DV Home Cooking: Warm Up With Waccabuc Resident's Tuscan Bread Soup
• DVlicious Lets Readers Name Rockland County's Top Eateries
• Mario's Pasta Cucina Serves Up Tasty Italian Fare In Rockland County
• Police Crack Car Burglary Spree In Mahwah
• Stony Point Police Make Multiple Arrests
• NYPD Refutes TV Station's Report Of 'Credible Terror Threat'
• Ramapo Police ID Bicyclist Killed In Hit-And-Run Crash
• Eileen A. Steffanci, 92, Of Sparkill
• Rockland County Executive Mourns Loss Of Local Solider
• Sen. Carlucci Helps With Sloatsburg Turkey Distribution To Vets
• Terminal Patient Fleeced By Con Man, Pastor, Palisades Park Police Say
• New York Blood Center Drive In Congers Deemed A Success
• Hudson Valley's November Unemployment Rate Drops From 2014
• Rockland Launches DWI Crackdown During Holidays
• Iona College Partners with Syncsort in Largest START-UP NY Initiative
• White Plains Will See Record Warmth Christmas Eve, Day
• Paramus Mall Tows Dozens Of Employee Cars
• Applications Being Accepted For Rockland Youthfest
• Make A Toast To National Eggnog Day, White Plains
• Knicks Honor Veteran, Pace Alumnus, Staff Sergeant Jim Devary
• White Plains Will See Record Warmth Christmas Eve
• Nationally Acclaimed Display Lights Up Hudson Valley
• Pearl River Girls Basketball Picks Up 23-Point Win
• Suffern Girls Basketball Team Improves To 6-1 With Win Over Nanuet
• Ex-UConn Student In Mac-And-Cheese Tantrum Receives Probation
• Move Under Way To Remove Convicted State Senator's Name From Park
• Police Investigate Possible ATM 'Skimmer' Use In Nyack
• Rockland Unveils Holiday Transit Schedules
• The Force Is Strong As Area Residents Flock To See New Star Wars Film
• Lowey Applauds Funding Priorities For Hudson Valley
• 'Christmas Eve Asteroid' Will Fly By Earth, Says NASA
• Saddle Brook Couple Victimized By TV Thief Gets Christmas Surprise
• Check List Of Holiday Driving Hazards More Than Twice
• Watch Santa's Trip As NORAD Marks Its 60th Year Tracking St. Nick
• Michael A. Zonneveld, 58, Of Tappan
• Rockland Man Injured In Construction Collapse
• Celebrate Traditions For A Merry Christmas, White Plains
• Nyack Homeless Project Sorts Donations At Annual Winter Party
• Jingle Bells, Auld Lang Syne Rank As Top Christmas Movie Songs
• What Movie Will You Be Seeing Christmas Day, White Plains?
• X-Planations: Rockland Chef Peter X. Kelly Remembers An Old Friend
• Man, 31, Sentenced In Fatal Crash Involving Former Clarkstown North Athlete
• Look Up, White Plains, Rare Full Moon To Shine Christmas Day
• National Guard Leaders Extend Praise, Condolences To Lost Squadron Members
• Driver Hits Teen With Pipe, Gets Shiner Over Garden State Plaza Spot
• New Pearl River Apartment Complex Part Of National Trend For Seniors
• Hackers Exploit Bank Workers To Get Valuable Information
• Cuomo Launches Campaign To Combat Heroin, Prescription Drug Abuse
• Drive Sober Or Get Pulled Over, New York Police Warn
• Poll: Half Of U.S. Voters Embarrassed By Possibility Of Trump As President
• Police Find Bullet Hole In Car Door In Rockland, With Three Men Inside
• Approaching Storm Could Bring Snow To Armonk
• New York To Suspend Most Lane Closures On Holiday Weekends
• Car That Passes School Bus Hits Boy In Airmont
• Assaulting An EMT Now A Felony Under State Law
• Bergen County Man Shoots Wife, Daughter Dead, Then Himself
• Cuomo Announces $22.6M Grants To Improve NY Affordable Housing
• National Prices Of Gas Drops Below $2 A Gallon
• Eleven Reported Killed In Texas Tornadoes
• Didn't Get The Gift You Wanted, White Plains? Feel Free To Whine About It
• Storm Could Result In Hazardous Tuesday Commute In Westchester
• Iranian Group Claims Responsibility For Dam Cyber Hack In Westchester
• NY State's Anti-Retaliation Unit Secures $68K For Wage Theft Victims
• Investigation Finds Rockland's Non-Public Schools Failed To Meet Fire Codes
• Weider's Resignation Rankles Rockland Legislators
• Man Charged With Aggravated DUI In Main Street Stop In Nyack
• European Telecom's $10B Deal To Buy Cablevision Now Under Scrutiny
• DV Home Cooking: Warm Up With Westchester Resident's Tuscan Bread Soup
• Hiker's Rescue Tops Week's News Around Rockland County
• Cuomo Offers Pardons For Nonviolent Juvenile Offenders
• Water Main Break Leads To Boil Water Advisory In Nyack
• Facing Gay Rights Protests, Nyack College Cancels Civil Rights Celebration
• Local, State Leaders Call On Cuomo To Prioritize Infrastructure
• Westchester's George Soros Among Most Generous People Ever
• New Tappan Zee Bridge Name Fuels Debate
• Winter Weather Advisory In Effect As Icy Storm Heads Toward Armonk
• Rockland Receives New Foam-Based Firefighting Tools
• $400G Bail Set For Bergen County Ex-Con In Street Sex Assault, Robbery
• Joan L. Fromwiller, 85, Of Park Ridge
• Alice Cullen, 91, Of Orangeburg
• First Storm Of Season Expected To Bring A Wintry Mess To Armonk
• Alert For Missing Hudson Valley Man Canceled
• Carl Bargmann, 81, Of Pearl River
• Ethel Stern, 96, Of Orangetown
• Orangetown Police Charge Three With DWI
• Hikers Rescued In Hook Mountain For Second Time In Less Than Two Weeks
• Icy Tuesday Morning Commute Is In Store For Armonk
• Cuomo Urges Caution as Snow, Ice, Freezing Rain Move Into Area
• Mass For Westchester Sergeant, NYPD Officer Will Be Held At St. Patrick's
• New York Strengthens Disaster, Recovery Response Effort
• Cuomo Announces Overhaul Of Special Housing Units
• Legislator Honors Msgr. William V. Reynolds Of St Anthony's In Nanuet
• Sen. Carlucci's Bill Expands Mental Health Programs In Prisons
• Winter Winter Advisory In Effect Through Tuesday Morning In Armonk
• Rockland Motorists Contending With Slick, Slippery Roadways
• Bergen County Natives Launch 'Eat My Balls' Food Truck
• Oradell Bank Robber Flees With $8,300
• Metro-North Features Special New Year’s Train Schedules
• J.R. Inman Hopes Third Time With Westchester Knicks Is The Charm
• NY Thruway, MADD Campaign Takes Aim At New Year's Drunk Driving
• Donald Trump Says Monica Lewinsky Scandal 'Fair Game' In Campaign
• Beware Of Black Ice, Westchester
• New Round Of Wet Weather Awaits Armonk
• Westchester Native George Pataki Drops Out Of Presidential Race
• Bridie P. Van Slyck, 88, Of Pearl River
• DV Home Cooking: Bergen County Resident Revises An Old Family Standby
• West Nyack Library's Snowy Blowy Reading Club Returns
• Go Hog Wild On Bacon Day, White Plains
• New Year's Eve Times Square Security Will Be Most Extraordinary Ever
• Bill Cosby Facing Sexual Assault Charges
• Knicks Player From Hudson Valley Shot During Robbery
• Clarkstown Police Charge Congers Man In New City Office Break-In
• Post-Holiday Grab Bag Tops List Of 2016 Nanuet Chamber Events
• Former K-Mart Becomes Bergen's Newest Sports Facility
• New Rule Will Impact E-ZPass Holders Crossing Tappan Zee Bridge
• Rockland Sons Of Italy Welcomes New Members
• Minimum Wage Increases Take Effect On Thursday
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• Dense Fog Advisory In Effect For Pound Ridge
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• A Look Back At Top Stories Since Daily Voice's Launch
• Red Ribbons Being Handed Out To Spread Awareness On DUI
• X-Planations: Rockland Chef Peter X. Kelly Whips Up Holiday Kitchen Magic
• Yelp Ranks Rockland's Leading Restaurants
• 'Belligerent' Landlord Had Pot Plants In Bergen County, Police Says
• NY Man Planned ISIS-Inspired New Year's Machete Restaurant Attack
• Obama Briefed On Possible Terror Threat That Includes New York
• Thruway Hands Out Free Coffee And Hot Tea On New Year's Eve
• Rockland County Reminds Motorists To Be Safe On New Year's Weekend
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