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CBS Sports Reporter and Clarkstown North Alum Tracy Wolfson Visits Alma Mater

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Tracy Wolfson, CBS Sports’ lead NFL and NCAA reporter and proud Clarkstown High School North graduate (Class of 1993), returned to New City this week to speak with students at her former school.

Addressing Career and Technical Education (CTE) and journalism classes, Tracy shared her journey in sports broadcasting—from her toughest on-camera moments to the career-defining “I made it!” experiences. Students proudly wore gear representing their favorite teams as they listened to Tracy’s insights and advice.

A special thank you to Tracy for generously taking time to answer students’ questions and for inspiring the next generation of journalists and broadcasters. And kudos to Student Council President Aiden Dobrosielski for helping bring this exciting event to life.

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Keep Rockland Beautiful: Clean Out, Give Back – Donate Gently Used Items and Help Reach 1,000 Bags for a Great Cause!

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         Clean Out, Give Back – Help Us Reach 1,000 Bags for a Great Cause!

We’re collecting clothing and household items from April 5 to June 30, 2025, with all proceeds benefiting Keep Rockland Beautiful.

Let’s work together to hit our goal of 1,000 bags donated!

Accepted Items:
👕 Clothing
👟 Shoes & Sneakers
👜 Belts & Purses
🛏️ Bedding & Towels
🪟 Curtains
🧸 Stuffed Toys

Keep Rockland Beautiful (KRB) leads efforts to clean, protect, and beautify Rockland’s environment by educating and empowering people to share in the care and stewardship of our communities. KRB has been engaging volunteers of all ages throughout Rockland and working with partners across all sectors in the county for 26 years.

            Thank you for supporting sustainability and your community!

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A Message From “Dom Togo” New City No One Should Go Hungry – We’re Here to Help

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At Dom Togo, we know that many individuals and families are facing financial struggles right now. With the rising cost of living, putting a warm meal on the table can be a real challenge—and we want to help in any way we can.

As a locally owned business and followers of Christ, we believe it’s our responsibility to care for one another. That’s why we’re offering to share any leftover trays or extra food we may have at the end of the day with anyone who truly needs it—free of charge.

While we can’t promise a full tray every time, we often have something available. If you’re in need, please don’t hesitate to call us around 6:00 PM (we close at 6:30 PM) and ask if we have any meals left for the day. If we do, it’s yours—no questions asked.

Even as our own food and operating costs continue to rise, we remain committed to doing our part to support the community. Because at Dom Togo, we believe we’re all in this together.

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