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Rockland Week in Review, July 11, 2008

July

There were many major breaking stories out of Rockland this week, check them out on the Week in Review.

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Judge gives ‘monster’ Modica 2 years

Homeless man was slain, authorities say

New census data shows added residents throughout Rockland

Man on tracks may not have heard horn

Holiday starts early with fireworks in Nanuet, Haverstraw

This entry was posted on Friday, July 11th, 2008 at 8:00 am by Ben Rubin. Print | Email | iTunes
Category: Ben Rubin, Beth Modica, census, Fireworks, Haverstraw, laura incalcaterra, modica, Montebello, Podcast, robert hewett, Sloatsburg, video, West Nyack

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