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Rockland Hero Jean Donald Mathieu Recieves NYS Senate Liberty Medal for Rescuing 8-Month Old From Fire

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ROCKLAND COUNTY, NY – On Sunday, Senator Bill Weber recognized Jean Donald Mathieu with the New York State Liberty Medal – the highest civilian honor that can be bestowed by a member of the New York State Senate upon a resident of New York State – for rescuing an 8-month-old baby (pictured below via News 12) and two adults from a fire in Spring Valley earlier this month.

Mathieu climbed a tree to get over the metal fence and ran straight toward the smoking building. He climbed a narrow fire escape ladder to the third floor and snatched the baby named Isabella out of harm’s way.
Isabella’s mother, Katia Locrete Pierre-Louis, said she is forever thankful for Mathieu’s heroic efforts.

Great job by Jean Donald Mathieu!

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Senator Weber Releases Statement Regarding Congestion Pricing Termination By The Federal Government

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February 19, 2025

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“Thank you to President Trump and his administration for ending congestion pricing. Rockland County has been treated like an ATM for the MTA for far too long, and we refuse to be a doormat any longer. Fighting against this unfair toll has been one of my biggest priorities while running for and serving in the New York State Senate. Now, we must ensure that congestion pricing remains a thing of the past—for the sake of our hardworking Rockland County commuters.”

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Rockland County Office Of The Aging Has Partnered With Legal Services Of The Hudson Valley

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February 15, 2025

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Legal Services of the Hudson Valley provide comprehensive civil legal services to low-income individuals and their family at no cost. LSHV’s mission is to protect rights, promote justice, and ensure equal access to legal assistance for all.

For more information and to schedule an appointment please call LSHV @ 845-476-3831 or Rockland County Office Of The Aging @ 845-364-2110

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