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Clarkstown’s David Bruen Elected the President of the Body for Syracuse University

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David Bruen, a Rockland native and rising Junior studying Political Science and Policy Studies at Syracuse University, was elected the President of the Body representing over 16,000 undergraduates at Syracuse University and SUNY-ESF.

David will serve as President for the 65th Session and will also serve as a student representative on the Board of Trustees.

Being an Eagle Scout and student leader, David was compelled to serve his fellow students with the goals of reimagining the student government and working for what students want and need.

This is a critical time for the Syracuse University student body as two famous alumni, President Biden and incoming Governor Kathy Hochul, are now at the forefront of politics and government.

As President, David plans to work on financial accessibility and local environmental issues.

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George Washington Also Known As The “Father Of His Country” Has History In Rockland

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Officially known as Washington’s Birthday, the holiday was originally meant to honor the country’s first president, George Washington. Eventually, the holiday included Abraham Lincoln, whose birthday is Feb. 12. Presidents Day is observed on the third Monday of February each year. 

According to the then-used Julian calendar, Washington was born in Virginia on Feb. 11, 1731. In 1752  Britain and its colonies adopted the Gregorian calendar, which moved his birthday a year and 11 days to Feb. 22, 1732.

During the American Revolution, George Washington stayed at the DeWint House in Tappan. The DeWint House is the oldest surviving building in Rockland County. George Washington also camped out at Washington’s Encampment in West Nyack on Strawtown Road.

                                   Rockland County is rich in history go discover it!

 

 

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Random Acts Of Kindness Week February 14th – 20th

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According to nationaltoday.com, “It’s a celebration of all the ways we can become a positive influence in each other’s lives. Even one small act of kindness can mean a great deal to somebody. The world can be selfish and cruel sometimes and not everyone receives the same kind of support they need. In such a world, it is important for us to constantly be reminded to be kind to one another and to give others hope whenever we can. A small and random gesture of kindness can go a long way.

Your kindness might make a world of difference to somebody. This is the best week for you to show your support for the cause and help out someone in need.”

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