Stony Point Dunkin Celebrates reopening with donation to North Rockland High

Members of the local community and Dunkin’ fans alike poured into Dunkin’s newly remodeled next generation restaurant at 291 Willow Grove Road in Stony Point on Wednesday, Sept. 25 as part of its grand reopening.

 Dunkin’ franchisee Kishan Patel commemorated the grand reopening with a $1,500 donation to the North Rockland High School Senior Class Fund. Located less than a mile away from the Stony Point Dunkin’ and boasting an enrollment of over 2,500 students, North Rockland High School serves the communities of Stony Point, Haverstraw, Pomona, Mount Ivy, Highlands, Tuxedo and Woodbury.

 “On behalf of NRHS, I would like to express our sincere appreciation to Dunkin’ Franchisee Kishan Patel for his generous donation of $1,500 to our Senior Scholarship Program,” said North Rockland High School Principal Lauren DaPonte. “We are deeply grateful to all our donors who unselfishly give to support our students in their journey to learn, grow and lead. Your contributions make a lasting impact on their future success. In North Rockland, we all work together to prepare the next generation of leaders!”

 The celebration also included Stony Point Town Supervisor Jim Monaghan, Rockland County Legislators Paul Cleary and Doug Jobson, Stony Point Councilman Todd Rose, Stony Point Police Lieutenant Daniel Schoales, Rockland County Director of Economic Development and Tourism Jenna Nazario and representatives from the North Rockland Chamber of Commerce, who took part in a commemorative ribbon-cutting ceremony.