There will be a Summer Solstice celebration on Saturday, June 19th from 2 to 4pm at Harmony Hall at the Jacob Sloat House, located at 15 Liberty Rock Road in Sloatsburg.

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There will be a Summer Solstice celebration on Saturday, June 19th from 2 to 4pm at Harmony Hall at the Jacob Sloat House, located at 15 Liberty Rock Road in Sloatsburg.

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Sports Conditioning Camp is a blend of your favorite physical education games and fitness activities with the goal of improving overall conditioning and having a great time along the way. Suffern High School teachers and coaches Rob Addon, Scott Wright and Joe Lofberg design and implement daily plans which include a balance of fitness blocks and game play. If you enjoy fun, excercise and competition then this camp is for you! Campers will work hard, enjoy 2 pool days a week.
Fee: $825
Non-Residents add: $125.00
Location: JTS Community Health & Sports Center
Dates: Tuesday July 6 – Friday August 13
Hours: 9:00am – 3:00pm
Eligibility: entering grades 5-9
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The next Stony Point Town Board meeting will take place on Tuesday, June 8, 2021 at 7:00pm at the Rho Building located at 5 Clubhouse Lane, Stony Point. The meeting will also be available to view on the Town of Stony Point Facebook page.https://www.facebook.com/TownOfStonyPoint
To view the agenda, please click on the link below:Agenda 6/8/21
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Topic: Architectural Review Board
Time: Jun 14, 2021 06:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
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(ROCKLAND, New York) June 4, 2021 – For the past 30 years, Down to Earth Living in Pomona, New York has been providing scholarships to North Rockland High School graduates. This year’s recipients of the $500 awards are Alessandro Troncoso who will attend Princeton University, Christian Molina who will attend Manhattan College, and Jamie Kapusinsky who will attend the University of Connecticut.
“Down to Earth is delighted to provide three deserving students with an award that will help them continue on their path toward their futures. Helping young people in our community realize their dreams is an important part of our company’s mission,” stated Risa Hoag, spokesperson for the company.
Down to Earth Living staff use five criteria to determine the winners each year. First and foremost is academic performance which is based upon GPA and other available test scores, followed by participation in extracurricular activities, applications and club memberships, and community service. A topical essay is also required to demonstrate the student’s ability to communicate, and the student must also show the specific goal-directed activities taken toward achieving his or her future career. Financial need is also taken into consideration.
Down to Earth Living is located at 1040 Route 45, Down to Earth Living is open 9 am – 5 pm daily and can be reached at 845-354-8500 or via their website at www.dteliving.com.
