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Rockland Students Possbly Exposed To TB No Threat To Others, Officials Say Rockland Students Possbly Exposed To TB No Threat To Others, Officials Say
Rockland Students Possbly Exposed To TB No Threat To Others, Officials Say NYACK, N.Y. -- Rockland health officials are saying that dozens of schoolchildren who were possibly exposed to infectious tuberculosis are not at risk of giving the disease to someone else, according to a report on lohud.com Dr. Patricia Schnabel Ruppert, the county’s commissioner of health, said that parents of the Liberty Elementary School (Valley Cottage) and Nyack Middle Schools students have been notified and the children are being tested, lohud reported. Students were exposed to a person with TB outside the school setting, the lohud report said. According to lohud, health officials s…
Yonkers Fire Officials Ratify Contract; City Sets Vote Yonkers Fire Officials Ratify Contract; City Sets Vote
Yonkers Fire Officials Ratify Contract; City Sets Vote YONKERS, N.Y. -- The long battle between Yonkers and fire officers over a contract will soon be over, city officials said this week. Members of the Uniformed Fire Officers Association, who have been working without a contract, or a cost-of-living raise, for seven years, have ratified a new pact, according to a spokesperson from Mayor Mike Spano’s office. The City Council is scheduled to formally vote on the pact on Tuesday, April 5, the spokesperson said. According to a report on News12, the deal will give fire officers, such as lieutenants and captains, an approximate 2 percent raise over…
Polar Vortex Will Bring Plunging Temps To Parts Of East In Early April Polar Vortex Will Bring Plunging Temps To Parts Of East In Early April
Polar Vortex Will Bring Plunging Temps To Parts Of East In Early April Don’t pack up your sweaters in mothballs just yet; meteorolgists are predicting a colder-than-normal April this year. According to AccuWeather.com, a polar vortex will bring below-average temperatures to our region and parts of the East and Midwest starting Sunday, April 3. AccuWeather.com said nighttime temperatures could drop below freezing, bad news for tender young plants just now poking their heads up -- not to mention blossoming fruit trees. It won’t be as cold in the Hudson Valley as in the Midwest, but highs may barely reach the 40s in the New York City area while the vortex passes…
Scarsdale Woman Who Inspired Harry Chapin Song Dies At 73 Scarsdale Woman Who Inspired Harry Chapin Song Dies At 73
Scarsdale Woman Who Inspired Harry Chapin Song Dies At 73 SCARSDALE, N.Y. -- The Scarsdale native who was said to be the inspiration for Harry Chapin’s love song “Taxi” died earlier this month in Falls Church, Va., according to a report by lohud.com Clare Alden MacIntyre-Ross met the singer-songwriter in 1960 at a summer camp in Fishkill where she was a counselor and Chapin – and his brother, Tom, also a famed musician – were campers, the lohud report said. She and Harry Chapin dated for a while after the summer was over, but eventually broke up, apparently inspiring Chapin to write “Taxi,” a song about former lovers, and “Stars Tangled in Her Hai…
State To Close Ella T. Grasso Center In Stratford, Move Disabled Residents State To Close Ella T. Grasso Center In Stratford, Move Disabled Residents
State To Close Ella T. Grasso Center In Stratford, Move Disabled Residents STRATFORD, Conn. -- A regional center in Stratford that is run by the state Department of Developmental Services is one of two it plans to shut down this summer, according to an announcement made by agency officials this week. The move, the DDS says, will allow state dollars to stretch farther while serving more people. According to a press release sent out by Christine M. Pollio Cooney, the department’s director of legislative and executive affairs, set to be shuttered were the Ella T. Grasso Regional Center in on Armory Road Stratford and the Meriden Regional Center on Undercliff Avenue …
Two Ridgefield Recruits Graduate From Police Academy Two Ridgefield Recruits Graduate From Police Academy
Two Ridgefield Recruits Graduate From Police Academy RIDGEFIELD, CONN. -- Ridgefield police are congratulating two new police officers for their graduation from the police academy this week. Eric Boulware and Louis Geller both attended the Connecticut Police Academy in Meriden. They are members of the academy’s 351st class. Boulware and Geller were sworn in as officers in September before enrolling in the six-month course, according to a report by hamlethub.com. They will work for three months with a veteran officer before striking out on the own. According to hamlethub.com, Boulware, who is married and has one child, coached football at R…
Dad Who Lost Son To Heroin Speaks To Sleepy Hollow Parents About Drug Abuse Dad Who Lost Son To Heroin Speaks To Sleepy Hollow Parents About Drug Abuse
Dad Who Lost Son To Heroin Speaks To Sleepy Hollow Parents About Drug Abuse SLEEPY HOLLOW, N.Y. -- Justin Veatch was a promising young musician who played the piano and guitar and dreamed of signing on with a major record company. But all that came crashing to a halt in 2008 when the Yorktown teen was found dead of a heroin overdose in his own bed. But his music, and his other contributions to the world, did not die with him. Justin’s dad, Jeffrey, discovered his late son’s unpublished songs on his computer files and they have been recorded and distributed by many other young musicians. Jeffery Veatch is seeking meaning in Justin’s untimely passing in other ways …
Stamford Man Called Competent To Stand Trial For Mother's Murder Stamford Man Called Competent To Stand Trial For Mother's Murder
Stamford Man Called Competent To Stand Trial For Mother's Murder STAMFORD, Conn. – A Stamford man charged with beating his 76-year-old mother into a coma and death last year has been declared competent to stand trial, according to The Stamford Advocate. Timothy F. Anderson, 43, twice had been declared incapable of understanding the murder charges against him, The Stamford Advocate reported. However, Anderson’s lawyer is demanding he again be evaluated for his state of mind during the attack on his mother, the Stamford Advocate story said. Maryann Anderson suffered severe head injuries, including significant brain bleeding when she was beaten March 23, 2…
New Rochelle Seniors To Get Their Groove On At 70's 'Throwback Party' New Rochelle Seniors To Get Their Groove On At 70's 'Throwback Party'
New Rochelle Seniors To Get Their Groove On At 70's 'Throwback Party' NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. -- The New Rochelle Youth Council is inviting seniors to get their groove on at a 70’s “Throwback Party” next month.The party is set for 1 p.m. on Saturday, April 16, at the Hugh A. Doyle Center Senior Center, located at 94 Davis Ave. The event will feature catered food, appetizers, dancing, raffles, and “groovy” music. Registration for the event is required. Tickets are $5. For more information, call Michelle Oliveros of the New Rochelle Youth Bureau at (914)-654-2045. To register for the party, call Mary Ellen Costa, at the Office for the Aging, (914)-235-2363.
Metro-North Deal To Boost Development Of Former GM Site In Sleepy Hollow Metro-North Deal To Boost Development Of Former GM Site In Sleepy Hollow
Metro-North Deal To Boost Development Of Former GM Site In Sleepy Hollow SLEEPY HOLLOW, N.Y. -- A potential $1.8 million deal between Metro-North Railroad and developers of the former General Motors site in Sleepy Hollow will help the village advance plans for recreational fields and a new public works center, according to a report by lohud. The railroad, which had been using land on the east side of the riverside site that it did not own, has agreed to pay the Sleepy Hollow Local Development Corp. fees for the use of the tracks and was given the option of actually buying them by the end of this year, the lohud story said. The money will boost the LDC’s project,…
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