Archive | October, 2013

Sloatsburglars Confess To Rockland Crimes

Posted on 04 October 2013 by Editor

According to sources, one or both of the men arrested for home burglary in Ho-Ho-Kus this week have confessed to similar break-ins in Rockland County. Sloatsburg residents were unnerved in late summer by a rash of break-ins very like those under investigation in Saddle River and Ho-Ho-Kus. Continue Reading

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Ol’ Darlin’ Soaps And Such Leave You Smelling Sweet

Posted on 04 October 2013 by Editor

People crave that certain authentic creation, be it craft beer, a local store with flair or handmade soap. Kathy Goldman is the magic maker behind Ol’ Darlin’ artisanal soaps, salves and lip balms, all colorfully packaged by hand. Continue Reading

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Birds Of A Feather

Posted on 03 October 2013 by Editor

Like a Lloyd and Harry criminal pair from the movie Dumb and Dumber, two men arrested in Ho-Ho-Kus this week may also have been behind the recent uptick in Sloatsburg burglaries. According to sources, similarities in various burglaries in Saddle River, Ho-Ho-Kus, Sloatsburg, and other municipalities, could link the duo, who were charged with pilfering small items such as an iPad, jewelry and cash.

The reported break-ins involved not only similar small items taken but also homes were burgled in the daytime, left unlocked or had a broken window as entry point. Continue Reading

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Rockland Robber Whacked & Stabbed Victim

Posted on 02 October 2013 by Editor

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NEW CITY – Rockland County resident William Lewis, who hit a neighbor with a guitar, stabbed him with a broken light bulb and tried to strangle him with a cord during a robbery attempt, has been found guilty of attempted murder. Continue Reading

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Park Police Pursuit

Posted on 01 October 2013 by Editor

SFDon7LakesDriveWMA bright yellow Ford Mustang came flying out of Harriman State Park Monday evening just after 8 p.m., with NYS Park Police in hot pursuit down Seven Lakes Drive toward the village. As the Mustang reportedly reached speeds of up to 100 miles per hour, the driver zoomed under the Thruway overpass and lost control of his vehicle near Waldron Terrace. Continue Reading

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