The Ramapo Town Hall got a fresh coat of beauty this past Sunday, May 15th, with Chabad of Suffern’s Paint the Town with Friendship event outside the Hall. Hundreds of residents stopped by to imbibe their own goodness into a “We All Belong” mural created by Chasidic artist Yitzchak Moully.
Governor Kathy Hochul announced nearly $16 million in grants to strengthen safety and security measures at buildings owned or operated by nonprofit organizations at risk of hate crimes, including Shuls.
Listen to a heartfelt musical medley from Uzi Bodner titled “Soul Of Shabbos”.
A woman was critically inured Tuesday night after being struck by a garbage truck while crossing Division Street.
The bookkeeper for a Rockland County Arborist who is alleged to have used her position to steal funds from her employer has been arrested following an investigation by the Rockland County District Attorney’s Office.
Multiple police forces were on high alert these past few weeks after a Texas man made death threats against multiple Chabad Rabbonim and Shluchim.
Break out the shovels and salt, the first snow of the season is heading to New York, sort of.
Governor Kathy Hochul today signed legislation in memory of young Rockland man that prohibits used car dealers from selling vehicles at retail without a functioning airbag.
New York Post Friday’s US drone strike on the Islamic State in Afghanistan killed two of the terror group’s operatives, one more than expected, Pentagon officials said, but the US still expects another terror attack in Kabul within the next […]
Volunteers from multiple organizations dance in the rain after successfully locating a six-year-old boy lost in the woods for over five hours. The boy was discovered by a Crown Heights Hatzalah volunteer in good health.
Major Paul M. DeQuarto has been announced as the new Commanding Officer for State Police Troop F, which covers the area of Rockland County.
Two more bodies have been recovered from a collapsed condo building in Florida, bringing the death toll to 24, as four more victims have been identified.
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The US borders with Mexico and Canada will remain closed to all non-essential travel for at least another month to limit the spread of the coronavirus.
An alarming shortage of chlorine – used to keep pools clean and safe – has sparked alarm across the country, as pre-summer lack of supply keeps pools closed.
State officials are set to roll out billions of dollars in rental assistance to help tenants stay in their homes and landlords get back on their feet.
Federal health agencies will temporarily stop using Johnson & Johnson’s one-dose vaccine after six women developed blood clots, including one who died, according to officials and a new report Tuesday.
New York State Legislature passed legislation Tuesday to legalize Marijuana in the state, taking a major step towards legal recreational use of the drug.
The IRS is reportedly planning to push back the April 15 tax filing deadline for another month to give taxpayers a break because of the coronavirus pandemic and tax law changes.
The simmering COVID cases in Rockland County spiked Purim time with a flurry of new cases reported, mostly among young adults and children.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is recommending that everyone wear two face coverings — saying in a new study that doubling up can improve mask performance against COVID-19 by about 50 percent.
A rare coin bearing the head of the Roman emperor Antonius Pius and dating from 158–159 CE was found during a training exercise by the soldier Ido Gardi. The well-preserved coin was minted in the city of Geva.
