Rockland Week In Review Nov. 2, 2007
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Hey hey Rockland,
Just a reminder that you can get a rundown of the week’s major stories by viewing our Rockland Week In Review podcast. If you have a video iPod, you can also subscribe to this podcast by clicking the link on the right side of your screen so that you can download and view ‘em say … during your commute to work, maybe during a quick sprint on the treadmill or a commercial break at home? Also, below I’ll include any relevant links to the stories mentioned in the podcast. Have a great weekend!
Related stories, videos and links:
Clarkstown North principal: No disciplinary notices for student protestors
Video: Emergency meeting at Clarkstown North High School
Discipline threatened as Clarkstown North students protest roaches, rats
Child at West Nyack school has drug-resistant staph
Presidential hopeful Giuliani visits Rockland
Garnerville parish reacts to priest’s arrest on sex charge
Nicole Neroulias’ and her father Andonios’ Return to Vietnam blog.
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Folks:
I really enjoyed the comment about spell checker. All we need now is a date checker… 2002 ?? Is this like the pot calling the kettle black ?
I was really hoping to explain the “2002” away by saying the “2” key is somehow close to the “7” key on the number pad … but alas it is not. Thanks for the catch, Peter! Blog title has been corrected.