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Zachary Croce

Community Editor

zcroce@dailyvoice.com

Zac Croce is a Community Editor in Rockland County. He was born and raised in Suffern and graduated from the University of Delaware. Before joining the Daily Voice, Zac worked as a reporter for a weekly newspaper in Bergen County, N.J. where he covered the towns of Lyndhurst and North Arlington.

Zac was formerly a reporter at Daily Voice.

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Politics
Rossman Wins In Ramapo Rossman Wins In Ramapo
Rossman Wins In Ramapo Democrat Michael Rossman has an early lead against Democrat William Weber in the race for unexpired seat on the Ramapo Town Council.  With around 96 percent of districts reporting their votes Rossman has 23,969 votes to Weber's 12,998, according to unofficial election results.  The seat is vacant due to the resignation of Samuel Tress, who vacated his seat to avoid prison time after favoring a zoning change that benefitted a project he held a financial stake in. 

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Zebrowski Wins Uncontested Race In 96th District Zebrowski Wins Uncontested Race In 96th District
Zebrowski Wins Uncontested Race In 96th District Incumbent Assemblyman Ken Zebrowski was re-elected in the 96th Assembly District in what was an uncontested election.  Zebrowski, a native of New City and a practicing attorney, has been in Albany since 2007 when he won a special election. Subsequently he has been re-elected in 2008, 2010, 2012, and 2014.  District 96 includes Clarkstown, Haverstraw, and the villages of Pomona, Wesley Hills, and New Hempstead in Ramapo. 

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Politics
Rockland Decides: Congressional, State Legislature Highlight Slate Rockland Decides: Congressional, State Legislature Highlight Slate
Rockland Decides: Congressional, State Legislature Highlight Slate ROCKLAND COUNTY, N.Y. -- There are 21 different races in Rockland where residents will elect their Congressional and State Legislature representatives, as well as their local leaders, mayors, and town court judges on Tuesday. Daily Voice has already highlighted three races to watch in the county: Carlucci v. DePrisco, Jaffee v. Chabot, Skoufis v. Schmitt: Three Races To Watch In Rockland.  Here is a rundown of who voters will see on the ballot on Tuesday in Rockland.  *Each race has one open seat unless otherwise noted    Senatorial District 39: In his 38th year in the New York State Leg…

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Politics
Election Day: Know Where To Vote In Rockland Election Day: Know Where To Vote In Rockland
Election Day: Know Where To Vote In Rockland Are you a first time voter? Or did you recently change your address and are unsure where your new polling place is?  The Rockland County Board of Elections has you covered with a polling place lookup ahead of tomorrow's election. Just click the link below, enter your information, and know where to vote tomorrow on Election Day. Click here to look up your polling place.  ELECTION COVERAGE: Who is on the ballot in Rockland  ELECTION COVERAGE: Three races to watch in Rockland. 

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Politics
Rockland Elections: What To Know Before Heading To The Polls Rockland Elections: What To Know Before Heading To The Polls
Rockland Elections: What To Know Before Heading To The Polls There are 21 different races in Rockland where residents will elect their Congressional and State Legislature representatives, as well as their local leaders, mayors, and town court judges on Tuesday. Daily Voice has already highlighted three races to watch in the county: Carlucci v. DePrisco, Jaffee v. Chabot, Skoufis v. Schmitt: Three Races To Watch In Rockland.  Here is a rundown of who voters will see on the ballot on Tuesday in Rockland.  *Each race has one open seat unless otherwise noted    Senatorial District 39: In his 38th year in the New York State Legislature, Sen. William La…

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Schools
South Orangetown Fifth-Graders Talk Climate Change On New Website South Orangetown Fifth-Graders Talk Climate Change On New Website
South Orangetown Fifth-Graders Talk Climate Change On New Website A new website created by fifth graders at Cottage Lane Elementary School in Blauvelt aims to provide a safe place for kids of all ages to discuss climate change and how to slow it down.  The ad-free site, www.kidsagainstclimatechange.com, is the only of it's kind on the internet where students can interact on the issue of climate change in a blog section and submit original pictures and videos to be considered for publication, the South Orangetown Central School District announced.  It's benefits are twofold: the site motivates students to learn the science and understand the research behin…

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Politics
County War Memorial To Honor Vets Who've Served In Persian Gulf County War Memorial To Honor Vets Who've Served In Persian Gulf
County War Memorial To Honor Vets Who've Served In Persian Gulf Local officials gathered in Haverstraw Bay Park Friday to accept a $100,000 grant for the Rockland County War Memorial for residents who have served since Operation Desert Storm in 1990.  The monument will be the first in Rockland to honor veterans of the wars in the Persian Gulf, including Iraq and and Afghanistan. "Here in Rockland we honor all who have served our country including our World War II veterans and those who came before them, going back to the earliest days of our nation," County Executive Ed Day said. "We would not be the strong and free nation we are today wi…

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Police & Fire
Pair From Clarkstown Charged Following Drug Investigation Pair From Clarkstown Charged Following Drug Investigation
Pair From Clarkstown Charged Following Drug Investigation STONY POINT, N.Y. - Stony Point police arrested a woman and two men on several charges Wednesday after police said they were found in possession of heroin, cocaine and ecstasy.  Heather Heim, 29, of Nanuet, Benjamin Smalls III, 32, of Valley Cottage, and Guy Isidore, 36, of Stony Point were arrested after an investigation found all three to be in possession of heroin, cocaine and ecstasy, police said Thursday. Heim was charged with criminal sale of a controlled substance and criminal possession of a controlled substance, both felonies, police said.  Smalls was charged with two counts of cr…

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Neighbors
Meals On Wheels Serves 8,000th Meal Meals On Wheels Serves 8,000th Meal
Meals On Wheels Serves 8,000th Meal Thursday marked a special milestone for Meals on Wheels of Rockland, and they celebrated it with a special person.  State Sen. David Carlucci joined the non-profit to deliver their 8,000th meal to Marian Merton, a 102-year-old senior, in Nanuet.  Carlucci recently helped the organization secure $50,000 in funding to support the Homebound Meal Delivery Program. The program provides balanced and nutritional meals to any resident in the county who cannot shop or cook for themselves due to illness, physical disability, or advanced age.  Stephen Papas, Director of Development for Meals on Wheel…

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Police & Fire
Rockland Man Strikes Sister In Face With Cell Phone, Police Say Rockland Man Strikes Sister In Face With Cell Phone, Police Say
Rockland Man Strikes Sister In Face With Cell Phone, Police Say STONY POINT, N.Y. - A Stony Point man was arrested and charged with assault and two counts of endangering the welfare of a child following a domestic dispute, police said.  Ryan Houston, 20, was charged after he allegedly struck his sister in the mouth by throwing a cell phone at her, police said.  The incident occurred in the presence of a 23-month-old child and a 3-year-old, according to police.  The victim did seek medical treatment following the incident, police said.  Houston was arraigned, processed, and released on an appearance ticket, and is due back in court next week, police sa…

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