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Heroic Rescue: Firefighters and EMS Revive Cat with CPR After Spring Valley House Fire

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Spring Valley, NY — A dramatic scene unfolded on Thursday, June 19th at 5 John Street in the Village of Spring Valley, where firefighters and emergency medical personnel responded to a structure fire and went above and beyond to save every life — including a young cat.

Upon arrival, Spring Valley Fire Department crews encountered heavy smoke conditions and quickly made entry into the home. Amid the smoke, a Fire Chief from Spring Valley FD was photographed carrying a cat to safety from the smoke-filled structure.

VIDEO via RAMAPO BUFFS

In a heartwarming act of compassion and skill, the firefighters — with assistance from Spring Hill EMS — immediately administered CPR to the unresponsive cat on the scene. Thanks to their quick action and determination, the cat was revived and is now safe and recovering.

Photos of the rescue, captured by Rockland Buff, show the heroic teamwork and commitment of the first responders who not only battled the flames but also preserved a cherished member of the family.

The cause of the fire is currently under investigation. No human injuries were reported.

This incident is a powerful reminder of the dedication and bravery displayed every day by Rockland County’s firefighters and EMS teams.

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Paola Roldan-Guaman Missing: Spring Valley Police Seek Information

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September 25, 2026

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Community members are asked to come forward with any information that may help locate Paola Roldan-Guaman, who has been reported missing.

If you have seen Paola, know where she may be, or have any information that could assist in locating her, please contact 845-356-7400.

Even a small detail could be important. Residents are encouraged to share any information they may have and help bring Paola safely home.

If you have information, please call 845-356-7400.

Please share this notice with family, friends, neighbors, and others in the community to help spread the word.

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Clarkstown Welcomes New K-9 Argo to Police Department

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September 25, 2026

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Clarkstown Supervisor George Hoehmann and Police Chief James Fay recently welcomed the department’s newest K-9, Argo, a 1-year-old Labrador Retriever.

Argo and his partner, Police Officer O’Connell, completed the Yonkers Police Department’s K-9 Patrol School in June. Argo is certified in tracking and evidence recovery and is scheduled to attend the Orange County Sheriff’s Office explosive detection school later this month.

In recognition of his service, Argo’s name has been added to the sign at Congers Dog Park, which honors Clarkstown’s K-9s as well as Corporal Megan Leavey and Canine Sgt. Rex.

Congratulations to Argo and Officer O’Connell, and thank you for your service to the Clarkstown community.

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