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Rockland’s Lori Robinson Promoted to the Rank of Major General in the US Army, One of Only 7 women in the Country to Hold Rank

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STONY POINT, NY – Please join us in congratulating Lori Robinson and the proud Robinson family on her promotion to the rank of Major General in the United States Army – one of only 7 women in the country to hold that rank. Lori and her husband Tom Robinson of Stony Point were honored guest speakers at the Annual Town of Stony Point Memorial Day parade service in 2015.

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In Honor of Women’s History Month Celebrate A Dedicated Community Leader and Advocate for Youth Empowerment

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Sabrina has always been passionate about serving her community. A graduate of East Ramapo schools, she is the proud mother of an 8th grader and a college graduate. Sabrina holds an Associate’s degree in Paralegal Studies from Rockland Community College and a Bachelor’s degree in Child Protection and Juvenile Justice from Bellevue University.

Her commitment to service began in high school when she joined the Spring Hill Ambulance Youth Corps, where she volunteered for nearly six years. Sabrina’s involvement in the community grew further when she became a member of the East Ramapo Central School District Board of Education in 2015. She was later elected to the board, serving as Vice-President from 2019 to 2024.

Sabrina’s dedication to empowering youth is reflected in her efforts to motivate young people to pursue higher education and chase their dreams without fear. She has created valuable opportunities for student development and has spoken at various events, including high school graduation ceremonies in East Ramapo. Despite overcoming personal challenges, Sabrina remains a powerful example of how determination and resilience can lead to success.

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A Matter of Balance, Volunteer to Help Older Adults Prevent Falls and Stay Active

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A Matter of Balance is a program aimed at helping older adults address fall-related concerns and enhance their physical activity. If you’re interested in becoming a volunteer coach, you can either scan the QR code or reach out to the Rockland County Department of Health at 845-364-3394. For more information, visit their website: Rockland County Fall Prevention Program.

 

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