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Rockland Pharmacies Not Getting Vaccine Shipments
Rockland County pharmacies aren’t getting as many vaccines as they should. Sarah Wallace looks into it.
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Weather Kids Visits Cottage Lane Elementary
Matt Brickman virtually visited Ms. Brown and Ms. Greene’s third grade class at Cottage Lane Elementary School in Blauvelt, NY to learn about the weather.
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Rockland County Now Vaccinating Seniors at Pharmacies
With several retail pharmacies in Rockland County getting their first direct shipments of the COVID-19 vaccine, seniors now have a new place to access the doses. NBC New York’s Sarah Wallace reports.
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More Tri-State Arrests in Capitol Riot Case as Fallout From Deadly Siege Continues
The fallout in connection to the deadly U.S. Capitol siege continues, as another alleged participant from the tri-state area was charged in connection to the events that unfolded on Jan. 6. Jeffrey Sabol turned himself in to FBI in Rye, New York, NBC 4 New York has learned. He is charged with obstruction of a law enforcement officer or federal…
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More Tri-State Arrests Made in Riot at U.S. Capitol
One of the suspects arrested traveled to D.C. from Rockland County with his brother, a retired NYPD cop, and a group of Proud Boys. The other suspect is a South Jersey man, who boasted online about reaching House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office. NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.
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More Tri-State Arrests in Capitol Riot Case, Including NYC Sanitation Worker
Two men in New York and another in New Jersey were among the latest batch of suspects arrested by the FBI related to the events at the Capitol Building on Jan. 6. Christopher M. Kelly was arrested on federal charges at 5 p.m. Wednesday at his residence in New City, New York, law enforcement sources said. The court papers allege…
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Rockland County Man Arrested in Connection to U.S. Capitol Riots
The FBI has arrested a Rockland County man, suspected of taking part in the Capitol riots.
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NJ Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman Tells Her Story of Sheltering During the Capitol Riots — Then Contracting COVID-19
Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman (D-NJ) announced she has tested positive for the coronavirus and believes she was exposed during protective isolation during the deadly U.S. Capitol attacks. The 75-year-old lawmaker and cancer survivor joined LX News to talk about why she thinks the vaccine saved her life, her experience during the riot, and her hopes for brighter days.
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Rockland County Runs Out of COVID-19 Vaccine
While vaccinations expand across the state, officials in Rockland County say they’ve already used up the doses they received. NBC New York’s Lynda Baquero reports.
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NY Officers Cleared in Death of Woman Who Died While Resisting Arrest, State AG Says
The investigation concluded that the death of Tina Davis, who had a heart condition when she was tased by officers in Jan. 2020, was the result of a combination of cocaine and alcohol in her system, and a seizure she suffered before resisting arrest
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New York Village Votes to Dissolve 142-Year-Old Government
Residents of the village of South Nyack have voted to dissolve their 142-year-old government
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Final Nor'easter Preparations in Rockland County
Expecting about a foot of snow to fall in Wednesday’s Nor’easter, Rockland County is making its final preparations for the storm. News Four’s Sarah Wallace has the details on how highway crews and first responders are getting ready
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Cuomo Announces New Rules for Red, Orange, Yellow Zones as Transmission Rate Rises
New York’s coronavirus transmission rate is on the rise, and there are new standards for designating micro-clusters.
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Mold Found on Family's Possessions Inside NY Self-Storage Facility
A family’s warnings about self-storage facilities, and what happens when items end up damaged or destroyed. The I-Team’s Sarah Wallace reports.
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Lawsuit Claims Rockland County Village Discriminates Against Orthodox Jews
The village has actively sought to prevent its Hasidic Jewish residents from operating home synagogues and a private religious school, according to the lawsuit filed in White Plains federal court
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Rockland County Funeral Home Owner Accused of Decade of Embezzlement: Prosecutors
A Rockland County funeral home owner faces dozens of charges after investigators found that he has been embezzling money from burial accounts for nearly a decade. The county District Attorney’s Office on Thursday announced the allegations against 53-year-old Leonard Scarr who owns and operated the Scarr Funeral Home in Suffern, New York. Authorities say Scarr stole from clients in...
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COVID-19 Cases Are Surging Out of Control in the U.S.: Is it Time for Another Lockdown?
Coronavirus cases spiked above 100,000 for the second day in a row on Thursday with no signs of a reversal. Dr. Gregory Demuri is a pediatric infectious disease specialist at the University of Wisconsin. He joins LX News to explain why severe measures may have to be taken to get the “out of control” virus reined in.
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Suburban NY County Ordered to Expand Early Voting Hours
A suburban county will offer more early voting hours this weekend to reduce wait times under a state court’s Friday decision.
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This is What Will Decide Florida…and Likely the Presidential Race
NBCLX storyteller Noah Pransky explains why Florida, and its 29 electoral votes, is so crucial to determining the outcome of the 2020 presidential election. And while Joe Biden is doing some really good things to capture Florida voters, Donald Trump is too.
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Suspect Shot at Rockland County Hotel Was Wanted for Federal Warrant
NBC New York’s Checkey Beckford reports.