Our Forgotten but Notable Neighbors: Pvt. Murray Gottlieb, Part Two

Our Forgotten but Notable Neighbors: Pvt. Murray Gottlieb, Part Two

Part Two, continued from the 02.26.26 edition of the Rockland County Times  After two and a half years of furious fighting, MacArthur and his troops returned to the Philippines on October 20, 1944. Before they could be rescued,  on that very same day, 1,800 American Prisoners-of-War, including Pvt. Murray Gottlieb, set sail from Manila Harbor […]

Ramapo Police Conduct Pedestrian Safety Detail

Ramapo Police Conduct Pedestrian Safety Detail

At the direction of Chief Hyman, the Special Operations Unit has been conducting targeted  enforcement details at locations identified as sites of prior pedestrian-involved motor vehicle crashes. These locations are selected based on crash data and traffic safety analysis,  with the goal of reducing repeat incidents and improving overall pedestrian safety.  As part of this […]

Spring Valley Woman Running Unlicensed Daycare Arrested

Spring Valley Woman Running Unlicensed Daycare Arrested

On January 22, 2026, at approximately 4:39 p.m., the Spring Valley Police  Department responded to a report of an unresponsive infant at 18 White  Street. Officers arrived within minutes and encountered an adult female  holding an unresponsive six-month-old child. Lifesaving measures were  immediately initiated, and the child was transported to a local hospital,  where the […]

Black History in Rockland County

Black History in Rockland County

Part Two: Post 1900 During the Great Migration era, many Black-Americans in the south traveled north, often to find work in cities like New York City or Chicago. In Rockland, numerous Black laborers were recruited to work in factories and plants here. Many had come up from NYC, but many more were recruited directly from […]