COMMUNITY CRAFT & GARAGE SALE
THIS SATURDAY, JUNE 11TH 10AM – 3PM

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COMMUNITY CRAFT & GARAGE SALE
THIS SATURDAY, JUNE 11TH 10AM – 3PM

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NEW CITY, NY, – Rockland County Executive Ed Day and County Health Commissioner Dr. Patricia Schnabel Ruppert announce free rabies shots (vaccinations) are available for cats, dogs, and ferrets belonging to Rockland residents by appointment only on Sunday, June 26, 2022, from 10:00 am – 1:00 pm at the Robert Yeager Health Complex, 50 Sanatorium Road in Pomona (Follow the complex signs for Building D). An appointment is required for each animal. The shots are free; however, a $5 donation per animal will help defray our costs.
To register for an appointment, please visit http://rcklnd.us/rabiesvax. For assistance making an appointment, call (845) 364-2656. Please check Facebook.com/rocklandgov for any cancellations before arrival.
“Animal rabies continues to be a public health concern in New York State. We remind all Rockland County residents to make sure that their animals are immunized against rabies and that the vaccinations are kept up-to-date,” said Dr. Ruppert.
To get their free rabies shot:
New York State law requires that all dogs, cats, and domesticated ferrets be vaccinated against rabies by four months of age. Owners can be fined up to $250 if they fail to get their pets vaccinated and keep them up-to-date. All animal bites and animals suspected of having rabies must be reported to The Rockland County Health Department at (845) 364-2656. After hours, callers should contact the sheriff at (845) 364-8600.
“No one wants their beloved pets to get sick with anything, especially if it’s preventable with vaccinations. Please take advantage of this opportunity to get your dog, cat, or ferret vaccinated against rabies to protect them and the other members of your family from this disease,” said County Executive Day.
For more information on animal rabies or the rabies vaccine, call the Rockland County Department of Health at (845) 364-2656 or visit our website: http://rocklandgov.com/departments/health/environmental-health/rabies/.
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Resolutions
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Celebrating the LGBTQ & Community!
Now in it’s 24th year, Rockland Pride Sunday is back in-person for a day filled with music, dancing, and PRIDE!
Join us on Sunday, June 12th, 2022 in downtown Nyack for this free, family-friendly event featuring the music of Frankie D and The Boys, David Budway and special guest performers, Drag Queens, the Crowning of Mx. Rockland County Pride, outdoor dining, shopping, vendors, and more!
Free children’s activities include bounce houses, face painting, and a family picnic area with arts and crafts.
Youth Pride Extravaganza from 1PM – 5PM inside the Pride Center (located at 28 S. Franklin Street in Nyack). Supervised Queer fun for middle and high school students! For more information about the Youth Pride Extravaganza, please call 845-353-6300 or email alex@rocklandpridecenter.org.
For questions about Pride Sunday or to become a vendor, please call 845-353-6300 or email pride@rocklandpridecenter.org.

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ROCKLAND, NY – Legislation sponsored by Senator Elijah Reichlin-Melnick (D-Rockland/Westchester) to make Route 303 in Orangetown safer has passed the New York Senate. The bill would require the Department of Transportation to conduct a comprehensive study to evaluate how to improve the outdated and dangerous stretch of road.
“This bill is long overdue,” said Senator Reichlin-Melnick. “Route 303 was built more than 80 years ago, and while Orangetown has seen major population growth since then, there have been few significant improvements on this roadway. With more warehouses and light industry coming to the 303 corridor, the time is now for the Department of Transportation to prioritize improvements so that people in Orangetown have a safe path from their homes and their work.”
Orangetown Supervisor Teresa Kenny said, “The volume of truck traffic, speeding and distracted drivers has made Route 303 extremely dangerous to both drivers and pedestrians. Last November, my 18-year-old niece was in a terrible car accident on Route 303 in Blauvelt caused by an oncoming vehicle crossing three lanes of traffic and hitting her head on. I want to thank Senator Elijah Reichlin-Melnick for listening to my concerns and getting Senate Bill S8930, asking New York State to conduct a comprehensive safety study of the Route 303 Corridor, passed today. Orangetown residents need this study so that improvements can be made to make Route 303 a safer road for all of us to travel.”
S8930 passed the Senate on a unanimous vote on June 1, 2022.
