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Rockland Community College budget, new calorie posting law subjects of public hearings Tuesday (The Journal News)
Rockland Community College's 2009-10 proposed budget and a measure that would require local restaurants to post their calorie counts will be the subject of public hearings when the county Legislature meets Tuesday.Route 17 bridge inspection may delay traffic today (Middletown Times Herald-Record) New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) announced, that bridge inspection will be performed on the State Route 17 Bridge over Service Road, in the Town of Rockland, Sullivan County beginning at 9:30 a.m. on July 2.
Rockland briefing (The Journal News) A hedge fund's chief operating officer has been charged in New York with forging documents so he could steal $250,000 from one of the funds he managed.
Briefs in Rockland County (The Journal News) RAMAPO: The New Square Community Improvement Council was awarded a $58,100 Early Head Start Expansion grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
WHERE IS IT NOW? (New York Post) WHILE there are no more drugs at Studio 54, the Dodgers have been gone from Brooklyn for decades and George Washington was quite dead last time we checked, relics of New York's bygone days still survive in some of the most unlikely places. The...
Con Edison Names Robert Muccilo New Controller (Marketwire) NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwire - June 30, 2009) - Robert Muccilo, an employee of Con Edison for 31 years, has been promoted to vice president and controller, succeeding Edward J. Rasmussen, who is retiring. Muccilo, the assistant controller, will start his new job on July 1. A native of Bergen County, N.J., Muccilo has held numerous management positions at Con Edison, including senior accountant, ...
Fourth of July events planned across NY (WRGB Albany) ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) -- Several state and national historic sites across New York are hosting events and activities on the Fourth of July.
Sponsored by: (The Journal News) NEW CITY - There's more strategy to catching a water balloon dropped from a 52-foot platform than you may think. More NANUET - Hundreds of gallons of chlorine bound for a swimming pool spilled at an apartment complex yesterday morning - then seeped into a brook, killing fish and forcing the evacuation of a nearby park.
Sponsored by: (The Journal News) A Nyack resident tells the rags-to-riches story of Cynthia Hesdra, a former slave, who was worth an estimated $2 million in today's dollars when she died in 1879, making her one of the wealthiest people in Rockland at the time.
Rockland man asks; Obama answers (The Journal News) SPRING VALLEY - When Steve White sat in his house this week and recorded a short YouTube video asking a question about health care reform, he never dreamed that it would be answered directly by the president of the United States during a live town hall-style meeting that was shown on television and online yesterday.