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Mayor Alan Simon wants inspections run by Spring Valley again - Vimarsana News

Mayor Alan Simon wants inspections run by Spring Valley again

Spring Valley Mayor Alan Simon wants the village restored as property code enforcers of fire and safety codes.

Source: lohud.com
Will he or won't he? Evergreen Court judge could still toss DA's plea deal, order jail - Vimarsana News

Will he or won't he? Evergreen Court judge could still toss DA's plea deal, order jail

While Rockland Judge Kevin Russo approved the plea deal on June 20, he has the power to dump the deal and order a trial in September.

Source: yahoo.com
Kentucky rabbi: Press 'scapegoating' Jews for accidental New York fire - Vimarsana News

Kentucky rabbi: Press 'scapegoating' Jews for accidental New York fire

A fire at an assisted-living home in Spring Valley, N.Y., in March 2021 claimed the lives of a resident and a firefighter. Two Jews — a father and son — who had cleaned the facility’s kitchen with a blowtorch for Passover a few hours prior to the fire pleaded guilty to certain counts. Both will avoid jail time.

Petition builds calling for DA's resignation, but officials stop short of targeting Walsh - Vimarsana News

Petition builds calling for DA's resignation, but officials stop short of targeting Walsh

Rockland's elected officials are critical of a no-jail plea deal for two men who started the 2021 Evergreen Court fire, but won't call on DA to resign.

Source: yahoo.com
Kentucky rabbi: Press 'scapegoating' Jews for accidental New York fire | JNS - Vimarsana News

Kentucky rabbi: Press 'scapegoating' Jews for accidental New York fire | JNS

A plea deal for a Jewish father and son is being said to be due to “Jewish money and influence,” Rabbi Shlomo Litvin, chairman of the Kentucky Jewish Council, told