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The Ramapo supervisors proposed 2023 budget offers property tax increases outside the decrease for Suffern residents and provides 3% raises.

Fairview Oval homeowners are asking a judge to block Ramapos sale of parkland designed to bring a park and land for development at a synagogue.

Spring Hill and William P. Faist ambulances corps will respond to emergencies and calls from residents in Ramapo Valleys 34.5 miles of territory.

With the support of 3i Group plc, the software manufacturer will continue to raise its international profile as a leading provider of accounts payable invoice automation. xSuite Group, a leading

A petition to dissolve the Spring Valley government and use Ramapo for services like policing, public works, and land use decision has been started.

Ramapo plans to sell 22 vacant acres for $1.35 million near Fairview Oval to New Hempstead. A yeshiva is buying five of the acres for $1.2 million.

Chicago Police Department Officers Roger Heath, Jr. and Michael Specht understand a bissel Yiddish.

Activists are taking Ramapo to court over the purported $5.7 million sale of 25 acres dedicated as parkland near the baseball stadium to a developer.

East Carolina University’s School of Music (SoM) hosted its symphonic and concert bands for the last concert of the spring semester on April 12 in Wright Auditorium.

CUPON is opposing, for the third time, Ramapos approval of the Bluefield Extension high-density housing plan in a residential area along Union Road.