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Gerald “Jerry” Vautrin Remembered for Service to Stony Point Community

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The community of Stony Point, New York is mourning the loss of a dedicated volunteer and healthcare professional, Gerald “Jerry” Vautrin, whose life was defined by service to others.

Members of the Stony Point Police Department extended their heartfelt condolences to Jerry’s family, friends, and fellow volunteers following news of his passing. Jerry was a longtime and devoted member of the Stony Point Ambulance Corps Inc, where he worked alongside many first responders in the community.

Those who served with Jerry remember him as a quiet and selfless presence, always ready to assist when someone was in need. Whether responding to emergency calls or simply offering a kind word to colleagues and patients, Jerry was known for his compassion and dedication.

Beyond his volunteer service, Jerry also spent his professional career caring for others as a nurse at Good Samaritan Hospital. His commitment to service extended further through his time in the Army National Guard, where he continued his mission of helping and protecting others.

Through his work in emergency medical services, healthcare, and the military, Jerry touched countless lives and made a lasting impact on the community he served.

Jerry will be deeply missed and fondly remembered by fellow first responders, healthcare workers, friends, and neighbors throughout Stony Point and beyond.

Rest in peace, Jerry. Thank you for your service and dedication to the community.

Photos courtesy of Stony Point Police Department

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Spring Valley High School Names 2026 Valedictorian and Salutatorian

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April 30, 2026

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Spring Valley High School has announced its top academic honors for the Class of 2026, naming Pablo Monzon-Lemus as valedictorian and Kristian Vetchy as salutatorian.

The designations recognize the students with the highest and second-highest weighted grade point averages in the graduating class.

Monzon-Lemus, this year’s valedictorian, plans to pursue a path in law and advocacy, inspired by his upbringing in a marginalized community. While he has not yet finalized his college choice, he intends to double major in political science and computer science.

He is a member of the National Honor Society, World Language Honor Society, and Math Honor Society. His extracurricular involvement includes YMCA Youth & Government, where he served as a bill sponsor, as well as Model United Nations, where he held the role of president. He is also active in Key Club, Yearbook, and the Superintendent’s Circle.

Outside the classroom, Monzon-Lemus has worked as a tutor and instructor at Mathnasium and a local retail store. He also volunteers his time at school by tutoring classmates during lunch periods to help them prepare for the New York State Regents exams.

Vetchy, named salutatorian, plans to pursue studies in computer science or engineering and is considering a future career as a computer programmer or game developer.

He is a member of the National Honor Society and Science Honor Society. His extracurricular activities include participation in Thespian Troupe 721, the varsity golf team, and the school orchestra.

Vetchy has played the piano for more than a decade and also enjoys drawing, cooking, and baking. In his free time, he is an avid gamer.

School officials praised both students for their academic excellence, leadership, and contributions to the school community.

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Stolen Dog in Haverstraw: Community Asked to Help Locate Missing Pet

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April 30, 2026

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Residents of Rockland are being asked to keep an eye out for a dog reported stolen, as the owner and local community work to bring the pet home safely.

According to the owner, the dog was taken under suspicious circumstances, and efforts are now underway to locate the animal as quickly as possible.

Anyone who may have seen the dog or has information about its whereabouts is urged to come forward. Even small details could help lead to a safe recovery.

Community members are encouraged to check home security cameras, sheds, yards, and surrounding areas.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Amanda @ 845-664-3973  or local authorities.

The owner is asking for the public’s help in spreading the word and bringing their dog home.

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