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Christina Jeng is embarking on her new position as mobile journalist. The roving reporter drives around the county in search of a good story and when she finds one she reports, shoots and produces it while still out in the field. The Queens native, who first came to The Journal News in August 2005, covering the town of Clarkstown, is a graduate of New York University's Department of Journalism and Mass Communications. She previously interned at USA Today's New York City bureau and The News & Observer in Raleigh, N.C. When she is not hosting karaoke parties at her apartment, she is sipping a double-tall-sugar-free-vanilla-soy-latte and settling down with a good book.
E-mail Christina Jeng at cjeng@lohud.com
Hey Rockland,
Amy Padnani hosted this week’s Week In Review, but I’m posting it so I can say my goodbyes. After more than two years at The Journal News, I’ll be moving on to a new position. It’s truly been a pleasure. Hope you all have a great 2008!
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Former Rockland prosecutor pleads not guilty to sex charges involving teens
D.C. anti-abortion rally on Roe-Wade 35th
Sex abuse charges tossed for Spring Valley officer
Wii games a hit at nursing homes
On the bus on our way home. Here’s a glimpse of our day. Watch out for the full story, photos and video on LoHud.com.
Okay this is gonna be a quick entry. Laptop battery is low, it’s on the red. Plus, I learned from the last entry that I get nauseous typing on the bus. The movement along with the wafting smells of someone’s tuna sandwich was not good.
Anyway, onward! So about 10 a.m. we parked at a [...]
By about 6 a.m. this morning the bus scheduled to leave from St. Joseph’s Church in Spring Valley for Washington, D.C., still hadn’t arrived yet; and the about 55 people heading to the nation’s capital to participate in the 35th annual March for Life rally, instead, attempted to keep warm, idling in their cars.
Today hundreds [...]
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Gregg Brie released without bail on charges of stealing $100,000 from woman
Philanthropist said to defraud P. River woman of $100G
If you haven’t already, check out part one of our Year In Review below.
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Rockland’s top stories of 2007
This is part one of our Year In Review podcast. Check out part two above. Happy New Year!
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Ramapo supervisor overdue on property taxes
Spring Valley woman charged with ripping off immigrants
Baby Jesus statue stolen in Nyack
Builder delays Thiells housing complex
MTA approves fare and toll increase
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Spring Valley mayor’s cars hit by paintballs in late-night incident
Bronx man dies after jumping from Tappan Zee Bridge
Ramapo police ID men killed in Chestnut Ridge crash
Jury finds Ramapo man guilty of Sloatsburg court shooting
Agency to stop wounded Marine’s therapy
One storm down, another one coming
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Clarkstown officer critically injured in cruiser crash improving in hospital
South Nyack man charged in false report of stabbing
N.J. man gets 6 months in jail for DWI assault that severely injured cop in Rockland
Rockland health officials warn of measles exposure at Good Samaritan Hospital
Experts: MRSA panic unfounded
Egan celebrates bicentennial Mass in West Nyack
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It’s always exciting when a group of rambunctious 8-year-olds pay a visit to the office, all eager to learn about the biz. And with the advances in technology, it’s a particularly exciting time given print reporters now have the ability to post videos on the Web along with a slew of other multimedia options.
So yesterday, [...]
So … in today’s paper, I wrote an article about the Rockland Center for the Arts’ recent project, which had artists design skateboard decks to raise money for the nonprofit’s children’s programs. (Read more about that here: Rockland artists take on skateboard challenge.) And while I was at the center I was a bit photo-happy. [...]
Gobble gobble, I’m back and here with another Week In Review.
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Hey all,
Here’s this week’s review. Below the podcast, I’ve included links to the articles mentioned and the videos shown in the review. Check ‘em out and have a relaxing weekend.
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Ramapo bloc vote decides Rockland DA and sheriff races
Zugibe ousts Bongiorno in Rockland district attorney race
Stony Point legislator takes slight lead [...]
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 [...]
So you see our blog photos and I’m sure you wonder  agonize even  asking yourselves, “But what do they sound like?” OK, so maybe you don’t, but thanks to the Web we’ve got video and audio capabilities. oh yeah.
Annnnd since I couldn’t include everything in my recent profile of RCC Professor Liya Li, [...]
So was eating outdoors at a cafe in Nyack Thursday, catching up with a pal, when a small and very adorable black-haired Shih Tzu snuck under our table and began sniffing at our legs.
Naturally and going along with Nyack’s easy-breezy-strike-up-a -conversation-with-anyone attitude (when in Rome, right?) we started chatting with the little guy’s owner  [...]
So got an e-mail from CJ Miller, spokeswoman for County Executive C. Scott Vanderhoef, updating us on the second homeless couple who moved out of “Woods Way”  the plot of land between Route 59 and the New York State Thruway.
Miller wrote on Friday that a caseworker at the county’s Department of Social Services got [...]
Phew! Took me forever, but I finally successfully uploaded the video interview I did on the Rockland 11 mural project. If you were here, you’d see me bowing with a smug smile across my face and perspiration dripping down my cheek.
Two days ago, I was imagining a timely blog entry with a fancy link to [...]
So I was out walking along Main Street in Nyack, when I noticed a bearded face staring out at me from the vacant Coldstone window. Immediately and with childlike enthusiasm, I thought, “Jesus? Could it be?” But just as quickly I reconsidered, seeing that it was a sticker … and that the bearded man had [...]
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