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Attention Rockland Seniors: Zumba Classes Are Coming Your Way

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The Rockland County Office for the Aging presents an exciting Health and Wellness program for Seniors. Zumba at the Palisades Center Mall as well as an introductory series in Haverstraw! Registration is required for both series.
• Palisades Mall series (12 sessions) begins May 21 – Joe & Cay Raso Room 4th floor 2:30 – 3:30pm
May 21                         June 11                     July 2                    July 30
May 28                         June 18                    July 9                     Aug. 6
June 4                           June 25                    July 23                   Aug. 13
• Haverstraw series (4 sessions) begins May 23 – Quisqueya Sports Club, 25 Broadway, Haverstraw 10927
May 23                         June 6
May 30                        June 13
For Rockland County residents, 60 years and older. Space is limited! All participants must register with an Office for the Aging staff member at 845-364-2100.

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Everyday Hero: Ice Cream Man Stops Traffic to Rescue Missing 2-Year-Old

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Today we recognize John from SweetGuy Ice Cream Truck for his quick actions that helped reunite a missing child with his family.

Full story from John:
*“15 years in the ice cream truck has taught me to ALWAYS be on the lookout for kids in the road. Never did I think that would be tested the way it was tonight.

Around 8:30 p.m. on Route 9W, I saw something no one wants to see—a barefoot 2-year-old in a diaper, alone and running down the side of the road. I was terrified, but it was clear the little boy was even more scared.

I quickly pulled the truck across the road to block traffic and ran after him—forgot how fast those little legs can move! When I caught up, I found he was nonverbal and immediately called the Haverstraw Police Department.

Thank you to HPD for your quick response. They were able to reunite the boy with his father before I left. I’m just so grateful I was there. Not only did my experience help me notice him in time, but sadly, not a single other car stopped. Dozens of people drove past a clearly dangerous situation. I don’t even think anyone else called 911—HPD said mine was the first they heard of it.

It felt like an eternity between jumping out of the truck and getting help, but in the end, I’m just thankful that boy is safe.”*

Thank you, John, for your courage, quick thinking, and for always keeping kids’ safety top of mind—even after your shift is over. You’re a true hometown hero.

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