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Rockland County Fire and Emergency Services Warn of Slick Road Conditions

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Rockland County Fire and Emergency Services is alerting residents to the possibility of slippery road conditions as rain is expected to move into the region overnight and continue into Friday.

As colder air moves into the area, rain could mix with snow late Thursday night into Friday morning. While significant snowfall is not expected, temperatures hovering near the freezing mark could create hazardous driving conditions, particularly during the overnight hours and Friday morning commute.

Motorists are urged to use caution, as even a light wintry mix can make roadways slippery, especially on untreated surfaces, bridges, and overpasses.

Rockland County Fire and Emergency Services encourages drivers to take the following precautions:

  • Reduce speed and allow extra distance between vehicles.
  • Use caution when traveling over bridges and overpasses.
  • Allow additional time for your morning commute.
  • Be alert for changing road conditions, particularly on untreated roadways.

Officials remind residents that even without measurable snowfall, temperatures near freezing can create slick spots and potentially dangerous driving conditions.

Drivers are encouraged to stay alert, plan ahead, and use extra caution when traveling overnight and Friday morning.

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United States Marine Corps Celebrates 251 Years of Service

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The United States Marine Corps celebrates its 251st birthday, marking more than two and a half centuries of courage, sacrifice, and unwavering dedication to our nation.

Here in Rockland County, we take particular pride in Marine veteran and local resident Megan Leavey, whose remarkable service alongside her military working dog, Rex, stands as a powerful testament to bravery, perseverance, and the extraordinary bond between Marines and their K9 partners.

Their story is a reminder of the sacrifices made by those who serve and the lasting impact of their commitment to protecting our country.

Happy 251st Birthday to the United States Marine Corps, and heartfelt thanks to all who have served.

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Congers Lake Trailway Repairs More Than Halfway Complete, Full Walking Loop Expected to Reopen by Mid-November

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Wooden pier over rocky shoreline with water.

CONGERS, NY — Good news for Rockland County residents who enjoy walking, running, and spending time outdoors. Repair work on the popular Congers Lake Trailway in the Town of Clarkstown is progressing on schedule, with construction now more than halfway complete.

The ongoing project focuses on strengthening sections of the trailway’s boardwalk by installing additional supports underneath the decking to improve its structural stability and safety.

According to the latest project update, construction is moving forward as planned, with repairs expected to be completed by mid-November 2026.Once the work is finished, residents will once again be able to enjoy the complete walking loop around Congers Lake, a popular destination for outdoor recreation in Rockland County.

The Congers Lake Trailway attracts walkers, joggers, families, and nature enthusiasts who visit throughout the year to enjoy scenic views of the lake and surrounding natural landscape. The repair project is intended to restore full access to the trailway while strengthening the boardwalk for continued community use.

Officials thanked residents for their patience during construction and expressed excitement about welcoming visitors back to the entire trail.

With the project now more than halfway finished, the full Congers Lake walking loop is expected to reopen following the completion of repairs in mid-November.

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