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JULY 1 — ELEVEN MARIA REGINA HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS EARN PRESTIGIOUS 2025 NATIONAL PRESIDENT’S VOLUNTEER SERVICE AWARD
THE MARIA REGINA 11 DEDICATE 1,410 SERVICE HOURS IN THE PAST YEAR
HARTSDALE, NY (JULY 1, 2025) Eleven Maria Regina High School students recently learned they had won this year’s The President’s Volunteer Service Award (PVSA), the prestigious national award that honors individuals and groups who have demonstrated a sustained commitment to volunteer service over the course of a year.
Collectively, the honored students of the renowned all-girls Catholic high school devoted 1,410 service hours during the past year, an average of 128 hours per student. For their commendable dedication and performance, they received personalized PVSA certificates.
Principal Maria Carozza-McCaffrey (Class of ’99) congratulated the students on their singular achievement, noting: “This award is very meaningful because it recognizes the impact an individual student’s continuous and extended volunteer service has both on their community and the nation.” She added: “And giving back so generously with their time and talents is in keeping with Maria Regina’s mission of empowering our students to be compassionate leaders and enriched with the Spirit to live a life of Charity, Truth, and Service.”
The distinguished 2025 winners are:
Isabella Bendick, New Rochelle
Brianna Bock, Yonkers
Kayla Cronin, Yonkers
Julia Dellacava, Bronx
Leah Filippelli, Yonkers
Mia Hidalgo, Tarrytown
Elizabeth Hunt, Yonkers
Brenna Rovida, Yonkers
Anabella Starace, Scarsdale
Daniela, Tornatore, Yonkers
Julia Vieni, New Rochelle
JULY 1 —- GOV HOCHUL DEMANDS NY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE INVESTIGATE CON ED NOT GRANT RATE INCREASES UNTIL STATE IS ASSURED CON ED IS NOT PROFITEERING
GOVERNOR KATHY HOCHUL CALLS ON DPS TO PROTECT CONSUMERS FROM PROPOSED NYSEG AND RG&E RATE HIKES
Governor Kathy Hochul today announced that she is demanding the Department of Public Service scrutinize the proposed rate hikes the New York State Electric and Gas (NYSEG) and the Rochester Gas and Electric Corporation (RG&E) are seeking, protecting consumers from sky-high utility costs that are making New York State less affordable.
“At a time when New Yorkers are struggling to meet everyday costs, New York State Electric and Gas (NYSEG) and the Rochester Gas and Electric Corporation (RG&E) must find a way to avoid these unacceptably high rate hikes,” Governor Hochul said. “I am calling on the Department of Public Service to scrutinize these proposals to ensure these companies have the resources to keep our energy grid going but are not making additional profit off the backs of ratepayers.”
JULY 1 COUNTY SUGGESTS “JOIN US AT PLAYLAND”
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