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Missing Teenager From Haverstraw Has Been Safely Located And Back Home

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UPDATE: Missing Teenager from Haverstraw Has Been Safely Located and Back Home
Franyer Cruz Dominguez left his school in Orangetown and took a cab to 197th Street and University Avenue in the Bronx, and his family didn’t hear from him. Community advocates Zahira Rodriguez, Ramon Soto, and Carmen Tavarez immediately went into action, created flyers, spread the word to thousands of people, and got the media to cover the story about Franyer going missing.
Franyer’s family confirmed to News 12 Sunday that the teen was found alive on a Manhattan train and they were in the hospital with him.

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Haverstraw Police Officers Inspire Students at Haverstraw Elementary Career Day

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It was a special day at Haverstraw Elementary School as Police Officers Danny Delacruz and Alays Aquino joined the students for career day! They shared stories and gave the kids a real glimpse into what it’s like to be a police officer.
Officer Delacruz talked about the importance of helping people and keeping our community safe. Officer Aquino added to the excitement by sharing that in addition to being a police officer, he also volunteers with local ambulance corps and fire departments.
It’s always great when we get to connect with the students at North Rockland Central School District. A big thank you to the school district for inviting us to be part of career day! We loved spending time with the kids and hope we sparked an interest in serving the community.

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Students Explore the Role of a Public Information Officer at Haverstraw Elementary Career Day

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RCDAO Public Information Officer Scott Waters had the opportunity to attend Career Day at Haverstraw Elementary School. Students learned about the important role of a Public Information Officer (PIO) and how we communicate news to the public and media.

The students participated in an interactive mock press conference, taking on various roles such as elected officials, journalists, photographers, and videographers. Afterward, students go to take photos with various cameras from new to old and to explore a collection of cameras, ranging from modern models to older ones, giving them a unique perspective on how media and communication have evolved.

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