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Rockland’s Congressman to Host Second Hudson Valley Town Hall in Westchester Sunday
Rockland’s Congressman didn’t wait long to hold his next Town Hall in the Hudson Valley. GOP Representative Mike Lawler of the 17th district will be hosting his second town hall in Westchester on Sunday. Last Sunday’s town hall in West Nyack featured protestors and numerous interruptions, but wasn’t nearly as confrontational as other GOP-led town halls that have been seen around the country. Sunday’s moderator, Orangetown supervisor Teresa Kenny, told “The Morning Show” that it’s unfortunate that the crude behavior at public meetings seems to be the new normal these days…
Clarkstown supervisor George Hoehmann says it appeared to him that the protestors were assisted by organizations from outside the Hudson Valley…
Sunday’s event is being held at 6 PM at John F. Kennedy Catholic Preparatory School in Somers, and it was completely booked several days ago. Lawler plans to hold two more town halls in the Hudson Valley this year.
Farmer’s Market, Street Fair Come to Pearl River and Suffern This Weekend
Pearl River’s popular Farmer’s Market returns to the Central Avenue Field tomorrow. Orangetown Supervisor Teresa Kenny says she expects the second year of the market’s operation to be bigger and better than last year…
The village of Suffern is scheduled to hold its first street fair of the season on Sunday. It’ll feature rides for the kids, food and craft vendors, and live music by Billy Joel tribute band, River of Dreams.
NY Boulders to Host Annual NYPD Exhibition Game Saturday in Pomona
The New York Boulders open the 2025 season with a home game next Thursday, but baseball returns to Pomona tomorrow, weather permitting. Boulders Team President Shawn Reilly says it’s the annual exhibition game against the NYPD…
The event gets underway tomorrow at Clover Stadium in Pomona at 4pm with the food truck festival and pre-game party, and concludes with post-game fireworks. Proceeds from their 50/50 will go to the family of NYPD detective David Rodriguez, who fatally shot himself after he got in a car crash in Queens. He was the father of three, and his wife is also an NYPD detective. To buy tickets to the event for just five bucks, click here.
Annual “Blessing of the Soil” Comes to Haverstraw Saturday
Catholic Charities Community Services of Rockland is hosting their 16th Annual Blessing of the Soil tomorrow in Haverstraw. Dan Eudene is the Executive Director of Catholic Charities, and he says their staff and volunteers will work the soil all summer to grow healthy vegetables…
Tomorrow’s Blessing of the Soil at Catholic Charities in Haverstraw on Hudson Avenue runs from noon until 1:30 pm. For more information go to www.ccrockland.org.