The Orangetown Memory Project will be displayed from April 23rd through November 22nd at the Orangetown Historical Museum and Archives in Orangeburg.

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The Orangetown Memory Project will be displayed from April 23rd through November 22nd at the Orangetown Historical Museum and Archives in Orangeburg.

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ALWAYS drop your mail into the post office!
You shouldn’t leave any mail in your mailbox overnight. Your mailbox is a major target for thieves and leaving mail in it overnight is likely to put you at high risk of theft, according to the experts at U.S. security company Allied Universal.
Certain mail with personal and confidential information, like blank checks, bank statements, insurance paper work, and credit applications, is even more risky to leave overnight. “If you get statements with personal information in the mail, take your mail out of the mailbox as soon as you can,” the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) warns.
You may become a victim of identify theft if you have had your personal information stolen out of your mailbox. To spot identity theft, the FTC advises that you continuously track what bills you owe and when they’re due, review your bills, check your bank account statement, and review your credit reports.
“Unfortunately, check fraud has been with us for probably as long as we’ve had checks, and we’ve definitely seen throughout the pandemic fraudsters of all types are really taking advantage,” Mike Adelman, president and CEO of the Ohio Bankers League, told WBNS-TV. According to Adelman, it’s become even easier for thieves to steal checks out of mailboxes and forge them amid COVID because they can deposit them through ATMs or using mobile phone apps without ever having to come face to face with an actual bank teller.
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Standing: Margo Bohlin, Supervisor Teresa Kenny, Paul Adler, Linie and Matt Rand, Elizabeth Santiago (CEO for the Center for Safety and Change), Clarkstown Supervisor George Hoehmann and Assemblyman Mike Lawler. Seated: Allan Bohlin, Marsha Rand and Joe Rand.
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Orangetown Supervisor Teresa M. Kenny met with Dr. Maureen Raymo, Co-Founding Dean, Columbia Climate School and Director of Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory.
Located in the hamlet of Palisades, Lamont scientists study the origin, evolution and future of the natural world on every continent and in every ocean. With their many contributions to the scientific world, Lamont was the first to map the ocean floor and the first to predict El Niño events.
Supervisor Kenny toured their Core Repository which houses the greatest collections of samples from the deep sea and even met marine biologist, Dr. Andrew Juhl, who researches microorganisms in the Hudson River.
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On Saturday, April 9, 2022, hundreds came together to commemorate the 80th Anniversary of the Bataan Death March.
The march was followed by a program replete with entertainment, honored speakers and dignitaries that was held at Dominican College.
The Honorable Elmer Cato, the Consul General of the Philippines in NY, was the Keynote Speaker with special honors paid to the 31st Infantry Regiment and the Philippine Scouts.
Thank you, Jerome Kleiman, for organizing this important historic event.
