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Rockland Community College’s nursing program graduates pose for photo (from left to right) First Row: Nicole Dilorenzo, Tiffany Perrone, Sarah Zlotnick, Rossana Merino, Millard Tomelden, Renee Gnisci (Second Row): Venette Myrtil, Daphmy Francois, Wynter Starke, Eleanor Conway, Donna Heitz, Alissa Genao, Eileen Fagan, Jenny Rodriguez, (Third Row) Liza Bloom, Briana Slutsky, Shantel Taylor, Bonnie Alfonso, Kadiann Letts, Danielle Bontemps, Jodi-Ann Fairclough, Leah Akuka (Fourth Row) Christine Mccarthy, John O’Brien, Johnanthony Malizia, Tzvi Farkas, Riki Peterson-Jicha, Samantha Glielmi, Angie Lovinsky, and Jennifer Schnalzer. Graduates not pictured: Edward Henry, Ashley McKenzie, Aine O’Sullivan, Michelle Thompson-Henry

Nurses’ Pinned at Rockland Community College

County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus signed legislation on Friday to enact a law that would increase the minimum age for purchase of cigarettes and other tobacco products in Orange County from 18 to 21. He is joined by (from left to right) Meghan DuBois O’Connor, the POW’R Against Tobacco Program Manager for Orange County, JoAnn Parker, Hudson Valley Corporate Development Director, the American Heart Association, Orange County Legislator Barry Cheney, Anna Trocino, Senior Market Manager, Community Engagement, the American Cancer Society and American Cancer Society Action Network, American Heart Association Executive Director Kristin Judd, Orange County Deputy Health Commissioner Chris Ericson and Mike DiSalvo, a member of the American Cancer Society’s Executive Leadership Team.

Steve Neuhaus Signs Tobacco 21 Legislation

A sign was posted up letting people know that the emergency department at the Cornwall campus of St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital is closing its doors for good at 12:01 a.m. on Thursday, January 12.

SLCH Emergency Room to Close on January 12

Shatya Tolliver and Elvin Selman hold their newborn, Kamyah Selman, at Vassar Brothers Medical Center in Poughkeepsie. The baby was the first born in Dutchess County in 2017.

First Baby of 2017 in Dutchess County

Domestic Violence Conference to be Held

With temperatures throughout the Hudson Valley expected to dip into the teens and wind chills as cold as -25 degrees, frostbite is a potential danger to the frigid forecast. Frostbite is skin and underlying tissue damaged by extreme cold. Fingers, toes, ears and nose are most susceptible to frostbite as they are often left exposed. Photo: Samuel Wilson

Health Quest Shares Helpful Ways to Prevent Frostbite

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