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Meet Amy Conklin-Stamm, Candidate for Town of Stony Point Supervisor

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STONY POINT, NY – Meet Amy Conklin-Stamm, candidate for Stony Point Town Supervisor. Amy is running for Supervisor because she cares deeply about the future of Stony Point. Amy is a lifelong Stony Pointer, proud to raise her family in the same town where she grew up. Her husband Brian and her have two sons — Michael, 22, and Ben, 20 — and like so many families here, we want to see Stony Point continue to be a safe and welcoming community for future generations. Amy is running because she wants to ensure that Stony Point remains a strong, thriving, and united community for generations to come.

Amy has served as Confidential Assistant to the Supervisor and currently as Deputy Supervisor, where she’s gained extensive experience in the day-to-day town operations. She has worked closely with residents, town staff, and community groups to address local needs and move important projects forward.

Amy’s top priorities include:

– Updating the Town’s Master Plan: I will form a committee of residents and business owners to update the town’s master plan. This is essential to guide responsible growth, preserve our community’s character, and ensure we’re planning for the future.
– Creating a Rental Registry: To help maintain safe and well-kept housing, I will establish a rental registry that promotes accountability among landlords and helps the town monitor rental properties more effectively.
– Increasing Transparency: I will ensure all Town Board meetings are recorded and broadcast so residents can stay informed, even if they can’t attend in person.

Current Supervisor Jim Monaghan, who is retiring after serving 10 years as Town Supervisor says, “Amy is running for the right reasons. She’s honest, hard-working, intelligent, and she cares about Stony Point. I feel confident that with Amy as Supervisor, the Town will be in good hands.”

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Meet Darnett Davis, Candidate for Spring Valley Mayor

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SPRING VALLEY, NY – Meet Darnett David, a proud mother of four children, a woman of faith and integrity, she is the Early Childhood Educator and Director of Kidsnett Child Care Program for the past 12 years and is running to be Mayor of the Village of Spring Valley.

Darnett was born and raised in Jamaica, she moved to the United States of America in 2004, where she became a citizen and promptly started to contribute to her community. She worked with various agencies in Rockland County and New York State, providing employment for our residents and child care for our families. Darnett holds a Child Development Associate (CDA) and some credits at Rockland Community College in Early Childhood Education.

Her qualifications in supervisory and small business management are from the University of West Indies Continuing Studies, Jamaica. She has also completed certifications in performance and conflict management from the Management Institute for National Development (MIND). While being employed to the Transport Authority of Jamaica as Chief Inspector. Darnett is an honoree for Spring Valley’s 2021 Women’s History Month. She has also sponsored the Spring Valley’s Kids Center and contributed to Helping Hands of Rockland.

Darnett is a member of the National Association for the Education of the Young Children (NAEYC) and Child Care Resources of Rockland (CCRR), Spring Valley Rotary, New Life Pentecostal Church, ERCSD Superintendent Community Circle, SVHS Principal Circle. She is now a Member of the Board of Trustees at the Finkelstein Memorial Library, working to ensure that the library remains a vital resource for the community, promoting literacy and lifelong learning.

She has been awarded as Woman of Distinction by the US Congressman Mike Lawler for outstanding dedication and service to community as propelled her to do more.

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Photos: “No Kings” Protest in Nanuet

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Photos: “No Kings” Protest in Nanuet

Approximately 2,000 people attended a “No Kings” protest at the four corners in Nanuet on Saturday, June 14, 2025. “No Kings” protest events were organized in more than 2,000 cities across the U.S.

Photos by Linda Dillman

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