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RCC Foundation Awards $40,000 In Scholarships RCC Foundation Awards $40,000 In Scholarships RCC Foundation Awards $40,000 In Scholarships
RCC Foundation Awards $40,000 In Scholarships RAMAPO, N.Y. -- Thirty-one new Rockland Community College students will receive almost $40,000 in scholarships as they begin their college journey during a special reception on Monday, Oct. 17, at the school.The event, which begins at 6:30 p.m. in the Student Union, is hosted by the Rockland Community College Foundation, which funds the scholarships.  The Rockland Community College Foundation awards more than $350,000 in student scholarships each year. Since its inception, the foundation has awarded almost $4 million, with awards based on a wide range of criteria including academic achieveme…
Two Killed, Three Injured In Orange County Crash Two Killed, Three Injured In Orange County Crash Two Killed, Three Injured In Orange County Crash
Two Killed, Three Injured In Orange County Crash Two people were killed and three others injured Sunday during a one-vehicle accident near Route 6 in Slate Hill in Orange County, according to New York State Police. Responding troopers found a Ford F-350 pickup truck had driven off the roadway and struck a  utility pole. All five of the occupants were thrown from the vehicle, police said.  A rear-seat passenger, Jared B. Santillo, 19, of Monticello, was dead at the scene. The other occupants were transported by ambulances to Orange Regional Medical Center where the vehicle’s driver, Vincent J. Peluso, 19, of Middletown, was pronounced d…
Three Arrested For Climbing Inside Pipes In Verplanck Protest Three Arrested For Climbing Inside Pipes In Verplanck Protest Three Arrested For Climbing Inside Pipes In Verplanck Protest
Three Arrested For Climbing Inside Pipes In Verplanck Protest VERPLANCK, N.Y. -- Three people were arrested for climbing inside the pipes at the site of the Algonquin Pipeline project Monday morning in Verplanck, according to News 12. Spectra Energy officials confirmed protesters had breached the pipeline area on Monday, said company spokeswoman Marylee Hanley. "Algonquin Gas Transmission respects the right of individuals to peacefully protest and express their positions. We encourage the public to provide input on our operations and projects, contact their local officials, and participate in the regulatory process for our projects," Hanley …
Rockland Schools Take Precaution After Clown Threat Rockland Schools Take Precaution After Clown Threat Rockland Schools Take Precaution After Clown Threat
Rockland Schools Take Precaution After Clown Threat ROCKLAND COUNTY, N.Y. -- Clarkstown Police are warning local schools, including North Rockland High School, about an online threat made against the school involving a clown coming to harm students and teachers, according to North Rockland Central SchoolsSuperintendent Ileana Eckert. The threat said clowns would come to “kidnap students and kill teachers." "Although Clarkstown Police believe this threat to be non-credible, the Haverstraw Police Department will have a presence in our high school tomorrow (Friday)," Eckert wrote in a letter to parents on Thursday. The national …
Gas Main Struck, Leading To Road Closure In Suffern Gas Main Struck, Leading To Road Closure In Suffern Gas Main Struck, Leading To Road Closure In Suffern
Gas Main Struck, Leading To Road Closure In Suffern SUFFERN, N.Y. -- A gas main break during regular construction work on Chestnut  Street led to the road being closed for at least an  hour as crews worked to repair the line, according to Suffern Police.The utility crew struck the line on Lafayette Avenue at Chestnut.  Orange and Rockland Utilities have repaired the break and Lafayette Avenue is back open, police said.  Chestnut Street will remain closed for roadway improvements. 
Manhattanville College Lacrosse Player Struck, Killed By Drunk Driver Manhattanville College Lacrosse Player Struck, Killed By Drunk Driver Manhattanville College Lacrosse Player Struck, Killed By Drunk Driver
Manhattanville College Lacrosse Player Struck, Killed By Drunk Driver WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. -- A Manhattanville College lacrosse player who graduated from Brookfield, Conn., High School and who lived in Fishkill, was struck and killed by an automobile driven by a Rye woman who was allegedly driving drunk, according to multiple sources.Robby Schartner, 21, was pronounced dead at the scene after he was hit by a 2012 Nissan Sentra driven by 24-year-old Emma Fox, of Rye at Westchester Avenue and Anderson Hill Road in White Plains at about 5 a.m. Sunday, according to ABC 7. Fox who had a blood-alcohol content more than double the legal limit, was charged with vehicula…
U-Haul Slams Into House After Motorcycle Theft In Ramapo U-Haul Slams Into House After Motorcycle Theft In Ramapo U-Haul Slams Into House After Motorcycle Theft In Ramapo
U-Haul Slams Into House After Motorcycle Theft In Ramapo This article has been updated. RAMAPO, N.Y. -- Three additional Spring Valley men have been arrested in connection with the theft of two motorcycles that led to a chase with Ramapo Police officers that ended with a U-Haul slamming into a home on Zuba Lane, according to Ramapo Police Det. Lt. Mark Emma. Police received a call around 3 a.m. Monday from the homeowner that three men were stealing his two motorcycles. As officers arrived they saw the U-Haul traveling north on Remsen Road. The officers followed the truck and stopped it on Route 306 near Viola Road, Emma said. When an officer app…
Dispute At Doctor's Office Leads To Spring Valley Woman's Arrest Dispute At Doctor's Office Leads To Spring Valley Woman's Arrest Dispute At Doctor's Office Leads To Spring Valley Woman's Arrest
Dispute At Doctor's Office Leads To Spring Valley Woman's Arrest RAMAPO, N.Y. -- A dispute at a pediatrician's office between two women led to the recent arrest of a Spring Valley woman, according to Ramapo Police. Ramapo police responded to the office at 100 Route 59 on Monday, Sept. 26 for a domestic dispute. When officers arrived, office staff had separated the two people, but police found that one of those involved, Kimberly Carlise, 34, was wanted on an outstanding warrant, said Det. Lt. Mark Emma. 
Ossining Police Getting Their Pink On For Breast Cancer Awareness Ossining Police Getting Their Pink On For Breast Cancer Awareness Ossining Police Getting Their Pink On For Breast Cancer Awareness
Ossining Police Getting Their Pink On For Breast Cancer Awareness OSSINING, N.Y. -- Residents might do a double take when they see Ossining police officers wearing pink t-shirts under their uniforms, or pink on their badges, or even carrying a pair of pink handcuffs. But all of the pink is for a good cause -- Breast Cancer Awareness month which takes place throughout October, officials said. The department said they show their support because so many of their family, friends, and neighbors have been affected by the disease and they can make bring awareness and make a difference by wearing a little pink.  To help show they are serious, the pink band on th…
'Crazed Crown' Scare Tops Week's News In Westchester 'Crazed Crown' Scare Tops Week's News In Westchester 'Crazed Crown' Scare Tops Week's News In Westchester
'Crazed Crown' Scare Tops Week's News In Westchester WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. – Here’s a look at the top stories last week from around Westchester County. The Yonkers school district was on high alert after Facebook posts surfaced Tuesday night threatening the well-being of students and staff after similar "Crazed Clown" incidents in Mount Vernon, New Rochelle and Port Chester. A Mount Vernon woman died in a car crash Monday night on the Hutchinson River Parkway after suffering what police believe was a medical incident, according to Kieran O'Leary, spokesman for the Westchester County police. Get ready for a winter that will be mar…
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