Banners to honor 142 service members
Twelve service members will be added to the 130 military tribute banners that will decorate utility poles throughout November in
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For Ardsley’s new police chief, John Pignatelli, law enforcement runs in the family. His older brother is a retired Wallkill police officer, while his younger brother, Frank, is chief of the Irvington Police Department.
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