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Police Seek Public's Help IDing 2 Suspects

Ramapo police have asked for help from the public to identify two men suspected of being involved in a grand larceny.

Students Dismissed After Knife 'Incident' At Middletown School

School officials posted on the district’s website that two students were injured at Monhagen Middle School, and they have been taken to get medical care.

Intentional Damage Caused Iconic Armonk Eagle Sign To Fall

The familiar Hudson Valley landmark at the intersection of Rte. 22 and Rte. 128 won't be greeting commuters for the foreseeable future.

Viral Online Video Falsely Identifies Harrison Police Officer: Chief

The department said the video does not depict events that occurred in their jurisdiction, and does not involve the HPD in any way.

Suspects Filled Trash Bag At Clothing Store Before Fleeing: Police

Witnesses to the commotion were able to provide police with the license plate information of the suspects' getaway car.

Don't Miss: Mad Hatters Chorus Holiday Concert

The Mad Hatters Chorus, a 30-man a cappella group based in Danbury, will perform a holiday concert in Brewster.

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