Nancy Cutler

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Nancy CutlerRockland/Westchester Journal NewsNearly two years after 19-year-old Sean Harris died after an hours-long standoff with Clarkstown police, the state Attorney General's Office has confirmed its preliminary probe has ended without any finding of police cause in the Central Nyack man's death. The AG's office reported that it has referred its records to the Rockland District Attorney's Office, which now has jurisdiction. DA Thomas Walsh did not immediately return a request for comment.

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NANUET - The new owners of the Nanuet Town Centre — aka the Shops at Nanuet — are embracing the "live-work-play" trend in mall development. Yes, that means adding apartments onsite. A recent tour of the outdoor mall complex along Route 59 provides a taste of what's to come. "Across the country, we're seeing a shift," said Jake Berdugo, a New City resident who serves as project manager, or the all-around get-it-done guy for Alexander Property Holdings, LLC.

1 week ago | lohud.com | Nancy Cutler

Nancy CutlerRockland/Westchester Journal NewsNANUET - The new owners of what's now called the Nanuet Town Centre envision a community gathering space for shopping, dining, recreation and even living, with up to 280 apartments planned. But the shopping space that fronts Route 59 was once the definition of a community space, at least for the era.

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Nancy CutlerRockland/Westchester Journal NewsA Rockland grand jury has added two felony charges of first-degree endangering the welfare of an incompetent or physically disabled person against a teacher assistant at Jesse J. Kaplan School in West Nyack. The charges and new indictment stem from reported incidents involving Kaplan School TA Catherine Rios. The 54-year-old is accused of pushing the heads of two Kaplan students underwater at the school's therapeutic pool complex.

2 weeks ago | lohud.com | Nancy Cutler

Nancy CutlerRockland/Westchester Journal NewsUPPER NYACK - A big bow sat on the hood of a polished-to-a-shine Crown Victoria Police Interceptor outside VFW Post 9215, ready to cruise. It's the new ride for Herman Rollins, a disabled veteran. Rollins received the car on Thursday, May 22, through Recycled Rides, a national program which provides refurbished vehicles to veterans, single mothers and military families in conjunction with the National Auto Body Council program.