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Ramapo Police Charge Man With Marijuana Possession, Respond To Accidents Ramapo Police Charge Man With Marijuana Possession, Respond To Accidents
Ramapo Police Charge Man With Marijuana Possession, Respond To Accidents RAMAPO, N.Y. -- A Brewster man faces possession of marijuana charges after he was spotted dozing off in his car in a parking lot in Sloatsburg, Ramapo police said. According to a post on the police department’s Facebook page, the unidentified 46-year-old man was in possession of a glass smoking pipe and a small bottle of pot. The arrest was made around 2 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 28, police said. He was ticketed, released, and given a court date in February, police said. Also on Thursday, Ramapo police investigated eight accidents at the following locations: Trinity Avenue-Hillcrest, N. Main St…
Weekend Blizzard Ranks Among Top 5 Worst Storms In Last 60 Years Weekend Blizzard Ranks Among Top 5 Worst Storms In Last 60 Years
Weekend Blizzard Ranks Among Top 5 Worst Storms In Last 60 Years You weren’t imagining it; last week’s monster snowstorm was among the top five worst to strike the Northeast in the last 60 years, according to a report by pbs.org. Citing the Northeast Snowfall Impact Scale -- which ranks storms according to inches of snowfall, the size of the area affected, and the number of people affected – the pbs.org story said the Saturday, Jan. 23, blizzard was a “Category 4,” or “crippling” storm. The scale covers weather data going back to 1950. The top five whoppers (so far), according to NESIS, were: March 12-14, 1993, Category 5 (extreme); Jan. 6-8,1996, Categ…
Norwalk Rep. Wilms Seeks Re-Election In 142nd District Norwalk Rep. Wilms Seeks Re-Election In 142nd District
Norwalk Rep. Wilms Seeks Re-Election In 142nd District NORWALK, Conn. -- Pointing to GE’s plan to flee Connecticut as evidence of the state’s fiscal failures, Norwalk Republican Fred Wilms promised to help turn things around if elected to a second term as representative of the 142nd District, according a report in NCAdvertiser.com. The 142nd District covers Norwalk and New Canaan. In 2014, the Daily Voice published Wilms’ responses to a League of Women Voters’ questionnaire made when he was first running for the state representative post. Wilms highlighted his background in the banking business and said his degrees in economics and finance and …
NY Attorney General Warns Of Uptick In Telephone Scams NY Attorney General Warns Of Uptick In Telephone Scams
NY Attorney General Warns Of Uptick In Telephone Scams Telephone scammers are on the prowl and looking to fleece you out of your hard-earned cash, says state Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman. After a recent uptick in complaints about the slimy phone thieves, who like to target seniors, students, and first-generation Americans, Schneiderman offered New Yorkers a few basic tips for protecting themselves … and their wallets. Calling the tactics used by scam artists “reprehensible,” the attorney general said they often claim to be an agent or police officer from the Internal Revenue Service or Attorney General’s Office calling about a past due…
Yorktown Man Charged With Drinking In Public Yorktown Man Charged With Drinking In Public
Yorktown Man Charged With Drinking In Public YORKTOWN, N.Y. -- A Yorktown man was arrested this week after he consumed alcohol in public, police said. Sidney M. Russ, 44, was charged Monday, Jan. 25, with drinking in a public place, a violation, after authorities responded to a complaint at 1974 Commerce St., police said. He was ticketed, released and ordered to appear in court on Tuesday, Feb. 9, police said.
Iowa Polls Sanders, Clinton Near Even, Trump Ahead of Cruz Iowa Polls Sanders, Clinton Near Even, Trump Ahead of Cruz
Iowa Polls Sanders, Clinton Near Even, Trump Ahead of Cruz Donald Trump is leading in Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina, according to the latest poll from the Marist Institute for Public Opinion in Poughkeepsie. In Iowa, the poll said, both the Bedford billionaire, a Republican, and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, a Democrat, are counting on getting first-time attendees to caucus. Trump who owns golf clubs in Briarcliff and Hopewell Junction, is pulling 32 percent to his nearest rival, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz’s 25 percent among likely caucus-goers in Iowa, including those who are still undecided, the poll said. In New Hampshire, according to the pol…
A Blast From Suffern's Past: Lions Club Honors Police In The 1950s A Blast From Suffern's Past: Lions Club Honors Police In The 1950s
A Blast From Suffern's Past: Lions Club Honors Police In The 1950s SUFFERN, N.Y. -- The Suffern Police Department has posted another blast from the past on its Facebook page. The vintage 1950s photo depicts members of the Suffern Lions Club issuing “Meritorious Service” medals to local police officers. Mahwah, N.J., resident Linda Murray said she recognized two of the folks in the black-and-white photo: her great uncles Jim Lydon and Joe Vilord.
Rockland Students To Open Window Into County's History Rockland Students To Open Window Into County's History
Rockland Students To Open Window Into County's History NEW CITY, N.Y. -- Local high school students will open a window into Rockland’s past at an upcoming conference sponsored by the county’s historical society. The annual gathering, set for March 2, will be held at SUNY Rockland Community College’s campus in Suffern, and will bring together history students, their advisers, and Social Studies Department chairpeople from schools all over Rockland. Student historians will talk about key aspects of the county’s history over the past 50 years including: the impact of the Tappan Zee Bridge, county government, recreation and sports, social changes, …
Norwalk Study Calls For School's Re-opening, Expansion Of Two Others Norwalk Study Calls For School's Re-opening, Expansion Of Two Others
Norwalk Study Calls For School's Re-opening, Expansion Of Two Others NORWALK, CONN. -- A facilities study commissioned by the Norwalk school district is calling for the re-opening of a school in the city’s south side and the expansion of two others, according to a report in The Hour. The Board of Education has been weighing options for dealing with the district’s rapidly growing student population, The Hour reported. The Hour quoted schools Superintendent Steven Adamowski on the issue of racial balance. Minority students represent the majority of Norwalk’s students, and, if the Nathaniel Ely School is re-opened, Adamowski said it would need to maintain a ce…
Peekskill Nonprofit Takes Blame For Councilwoman's Grant Controversy Peekskill Nonprofit Takes Blame For Councilwoman's Grant Controversy
Peekskill Nonprofit Takes Blame For Councilwoman's Grant Controversy PEEKSKILL, N.Y. -- Peekskill’s Deputy Mayor Drew Claxton, is the victim of apparent bureaucratic bungling, admits a local housing nonprofit, according to a report in theexaminernews.com. The longtime councilwoman, and her family, have been at the center of a storm over a grant they received to fix up a house on Fremont Street, according to theexaminernews.com. Saying it was an unfortunate oversight on the agency’s part, one of the directors of The Preservation Company, told theexaminernews.com that Claxton should have been made aware that, as an elected official, she needed a waiver to appl…
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