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Interview With Hi-Tor Animal Shelter Volunteer, Speaks About Removal and Board

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POMONA, NY – Hi-Tor Animal Shelter Volunteer Jessica Garcia details the events that lead up to today’s incident. After a Facebook post called into question some of the actions of the Hi-Tor Animal Shelter Board, volunteers are now alleging retribution for their comments. Earlier today, according to Garcia, ” The Board President informed me she has been trying to reach her, and due to her asking questions on a Facebook post, the Board felt she is no longer allowed to be at the shelter.
In the beginning of the video you can see Sheriff’s escorting Garcia as she brings the dog back after a walk, which she does on a daily basis.

 

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“A couple of weeks ago there was a post in a community page discussing questionable activities and lack of transparency by the Hi Tor Animal Care Center, Inc. board. Like many others I asked questions that the board has failed to answer on numerous occasions. After that point in time the board, Debbie DiBernardo president, Helen Allen secretary, Will York treasurer, Marie Fay, Rosemarie Servillo, and Michelle Torello along with newly appointed executive director (previously asked to leave) Lizanne Fiorentino has launched a personal attack against me forbidding me to volunteer anymore. During Covid until now I have been at that shelter seven days a week for 6 to 8 hours a day. What kind of organization not only treats their dedicated volunteers with disrespect but they go one step further to targeting them. They have a pattern of behavior like this that revolves around making issues personal and discriminatory. Their actions are deplorable, self-serving and put our homeless animals at risk. When is enough enough of this board We need to protect our animals not only from all the hardships that they have been forced to endure but also from the board who clearly does not have their best interest in mind.
How disgusting.” – Jessica Garcia

 

* This story will be updated when more information is available

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Blue Envelope Program Enhances Safety and Understanding for Drivers With Austism During A Traffic Stop

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The Blue Envelope Program is a vital initiative designed to improve interactions between law enforcement and drivers with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Drivers with autism can store their license, registration, and insurance in a distinctive blue envelope, which serves as a discreet way to notify officers of their condition during traffic stops.
This program helps reduce misunderstandings, lowers anxiety, and fosters a more empathetic and safer environment for everyone. 💙
How to Get a Blue Envelope:
Reach out to autism advocacy organizations in your area or your local sheriff’s office to obtain one. Together, we can promote understanding and safety on the road!

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Town of Clarkstown 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony

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Town of Clarkstown 

                                                   9/11 Remembrance Ceremony

                                                   Monday, September 11, 2023

                                                                Town Hall

                                                     10 Maple Ave, New City

                                                                5:00pm

                                       Please join us as we reflect 22 years later. 

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