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EMS Awards Honor The Brave And Courageous

4th Annual EMS Recognition Awards Highlights EMS Week


“EMS Honored” Kim Lippes, Rockland County EMS Coordinator, stands proudly at the podium during the 4th Annual EMS Recognition Awards ceremony..

There could never be enough words said to describe the bravery, courage, commitment, and dedication of a Rockland County Emergency Medical Service person. However, the recognition of everyone, with extra attention on a special night, to a few who were chosen at the top of the class for the prior year of excellence. If it was possible, there would be an award for everyone, because all of the EMS workers are special and serve an invaluable role to the people of Rockland County.

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School Budget Election Results

7 OF 8 SCHOOL BUDGET PROPOSALS PASS; EAST RAMAPO BUDGET SHOT DOWN

On Tuesday night, when prospective voters decided on the passing of their respective budgets , only voters in East Ramapo said no to the proposed budget increase.

East Ramapo's $193.4 million budget was resoundingly voted down with an estimated 6, 431 voters voting no to the plan, whereas only 1,970 voted yes to the budget. However, all other school budgets were approved by the voters in the other seven school districts.

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County Bill to Control the
Flow of Recyclables Passes

Huge turnout at Legislative Chambers Sparks Debate, Outcry

That was the cry, plea, demand, and theme of Tuesday night's standing room legislative meeting where a crowd of contractors from all industries in Rockland County, from business leaders to landscapers, tree companies, general contractors, excavators gathered to have their say. They were out in numbers wearing yellow
shirts that read "No To Flow Control" and "Support Free Trade". They were there in tradition, well organized and prepared to state their case and fight for their livelihood, their business and the future of their abilities to make a living in Rockland County.They were there to support their families and maintain their facilities that they have worked so hard to establish.

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Stellar Science Fair Held at East Ramapo's Hillcrest Elementary School


“Proud Winners” School Principal Jennifer Wilmoth, Science Fair coordinator Anthony Simpson and
Assistant Principal Angela Alexander proudly standing with the fourth grade trophy winners. Classroom science
is steadily being changed into a process-driven, inquiry-based area of study, including student experimentation.

Recently, a science fair was held for the fourth, fifth and sixth graders of Hillcrest Elementary School. The parents and members of the community were invited to view the projects in the gym and attend the award ceremony. The student science fair displays included inventions, investigations, experiments and construction of models.

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The Same Song: School Taxes

Why does it cost more than $18,000.00 per student (and always climbing for each student) in our public schools? Read more...


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