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It was almost ours – Legoland New York officially fully opened Friday in Goshen. Governor Andrew Cuomo expects Legoland to bring in $300 million alone, but it doesn’t stop there…
Haverstraw was once considered for the sprawling theme park, but the town pulled their proposal in October 2015.
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A webinar is being held tomorrow for small businesses that want to learn how to grab a piece of a multi-million dollar COVID pie the state is slicing up and handing out. Rockland state senator Elijah Reichlin-Melnick says the Pandemic Small Business Recovery Grant Program is designed for small businesses and other cultural organizations affected by the pandemic…
The grants are flexible and can be used for a number of different operating expenses incurred between March 1st, 2020, and April 1st, 2021. The webinar is being held tomorrow at 5pm. For more information visit: https://NYsmallbusinessrecovery.com.
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Team Israel comes to Pomona tonight to take on the New York Boulders for an exhibition Olympics tune-up game. Ramapo supervisor Michael Specht is expecting a large crowd for tonight’s international event…
The gates open at 6pm tonight, the game starts at 7pm and there’s post-game fireworks as well. We’ll have all the action live right here on AM 1700 WRCR and WRCR.com.
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O&R crews worked overnight to restore power to around 5,400 customers who were knocked out by yesterday’s thunderstorms. Repairs continue this morning for around 81 customers in Rockland and three in Bergen County.
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Rockland political and public safety officials are demanding that the paroled killer of a Pearl River teen not be allowed to set foot in the county once he gets out of prison. 60 year-old Robert McCain was one of two men convicted and now released by the state early from his prison term. Rockland Assemblyman Mike Lawler wants the parole board to resign…
And that was County Executive Ed Day. It was October 1980 when 16 year-old Paula Bohovesky was brutally raped and murdered while walking home from her job at the Pearl River Library. Orangetown Police Chief Donald Butterworth went to Pearl River high school the same time Paula did…
And that was Rockland Sheriff Lou Falco. It’s not known yet where McCain might go once he is released, but the sheriff says once he gives that information to prison officials and gets out, he’ll be notified. Meanwhile Lawler and Rockland state senator Elijah Reichlin-Melnick are working to get Paula’s Law passed. Their bill would ban parole for those convicted of killing and sexually assaulting a child under the age of 18.