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New City Crash Victim Identified, GoFundMe Created to Support Family

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New City, NY –  In a letter to the school district, Superintendent Marty Cox released the identify of the Clarkstown North High School student who passed following Thursday’s accident in New City. Vlad Hvalyk was in his year at Junior at Clarkstown North High School and just a month shy of his 17th birthday. A GoFundMe has been created to support the family of Clarkstown North High School Junior Vlad Hvalyk who tragically passed away on Thursday, May 6th, 2021 in a car accident on Congers Road in New City.

LINK TO THE GOFUNDME HERE.

Vlad was only 16 years old when he was the passenger in a car to a drunk driver on the night of May 6, 2021. He suffered many injuries and experienced an immense amount of trauma. He had undergone a surgery that sadly could not save him. Unfortunately, Vlad passed away on May 7, 2021 just a month before his 17th birthday.

Vlad’s memory and life will be survived by his parents, sister, brother and friends. Vlad was extremely loved and no words can explain the hurt we are all feeling. All donations and proceeds will go to Vlad’s medical bills and funeral costs. Thank you.

We have been told that this is a verified GoFundMe account with all funds raised going directly to the family.

(Information and photos via GoFundMe)

GOFUNDME LINK HERE

You can read more details about the accident here.

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Stony Point PAL And PBA Presents An Ice Skating Trip At Bear Mountain Ice Rink

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Join Stony Point for an exhilarating Ice Skating Trip! This is a fantastic opportunity to bond, network, and enjoy some winter fun on the ice. Don’t let this chance pass you by—secure your spot today! #IceSkating #Networking #WinterFun #TeamBuilding #CommunityEvents

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Former NBA Player Ron Harper Made A Special Visit To Spring Valley High School

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Ron Harper is a five-time NBA champion, he spoke to the students about chasing your dreams, answered questions, and let them view some trophies and try some championship rings on.
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