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Posted on: November 23, 2022Free COVID-19 Testing Week Begins! (ROOSEVELT ISLAND, NY - JUNE 29, 2020) Today, Councilmember Ben Kallos and RIOC’s Acting President and CEO Shelton Haynes joined with members of the community to begin a week of free COVID-19 testing on Roosevelt Island. The temporary NYC Health and Hospitals Corporation testing facility, which is located under the Helix on Main Street, reported that it had received over one hundred visitors today and expects steady demand throughout the week. Please stop by and get yourself tested. No RSVP necessary and it is open to all. The testing facility will be under the Helix from Monday, June 29th until Friday, July 3rd from 10:00 AM until 4:00 PM. Seniors aged 65 and older will have a separate waiting area from the rest of the public. This free service was made possible by RIOC, Councilmember Ben Kallos, NYS Senator Jose M. Serrano, NYS Assemblymember Rebecca Seawright, Congressmember Carolyn Maloney, Borough President Gale Brewer, Community Board 8 and the Roosevelt Island Residents Association (RIRA)Pictured below: RIOC’s Acting President and CEO Shelton Haynes helps Councilmember Ben Kallos kick off free testing. Acting President Haynes and Councilmember Kallos listen as long-time Roosevelt Island Resident Judy Berdy speaks. 

⇐Previous PRESIDENT & CEO SHELTON J. HAYNES ANNOUNCES THE CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW PICKLEBALL COURTNext⇒ RIOC Unveils Newly Renovated Blackwell House
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This free service was made possible by RIOC, Councilmember Ben Kallos, NYS Senator Jose M. Serrano, NYS Assemblymember Rebecca Seawright, Congressmember Carolyn Maloney, Borough President Gale Brewer, Community Board 8 and the Roosevelt Island Residents Association (RIRA)Pictured below: RIOC’s Acting President and CEO Shelton Haynes helps Councilmember Ben Kallos kick off free testing. Acting President Haynes and Councilmember Kallos listen as long-time Roosevelt Island Resident Judy Berdy speaks. 

⇐Previous PRESIDENT & CEO SHELTON J. HAYNES ANNOUNCES THE CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW PICKLEBALL COURTNext⇒ RIOC Unveils Newly Renovated Blackwell House

Other News in Press ReleasesUpdate on Motorgate OperationsPosted on: May 3, 2024SUGi Creates NYC’s First Miyawaki Method Pocket Forest on Roosevelt Island with iDig2Learn, RIOCPosted on: April 8, 20242024 RIOC Special Events CalendarPosted on: March 15, 2024Southpoint Park Shoreline Restoration Project to Receive 2024 ACEC Engineering Excellence AwardPosted on: January 5, 2024PRESIDENT & CEO SHELTON J. HAYNES ANNOUNCES A WORKFORCE RETENTION GRANT FOR THE YOUTH CENTERPosted on: November 16, 2023PRESIDENT & CEO SHELTON J. HAYNES ANNOUNCES DHRUVIKA PATEL AMIN AS CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER AT RIOCPosted on: November 15, 2023UPDATE ON ROOSEVELT ISLAND TRAM OPERATIONS FROM TRAM OPERATOR POMA AND RIOC PRESIDENT HAYNESPosted on: November 9, 2023RIOC ANNOUNCES 2023 HALLOWEEN PARADE AND EXTRAVAGANZA FOR SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28Posted on: October 4, 2023Statement on Priority Service at Roosevelt Island TramPosted on: August 28, 2023PRESIDENT & CEO SHELTON HAYNES ANNOUNCES NEWLY UPGRADED ISLAND-WIDE SECURITY CAMERA SYSTEM IS LIVEPosted on: July 17, 2023PRESIDENT & CEO SHELTON J. HAYNES
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Now is the time to hit the paths and trails of Sonoma County for an eyeful of raw wildflower beauty. 
 
 
 Parks E-News March 2022
 

Happy spring! Although the season officially begins March 20, wildflower season has already begun in Sonoma County, with early blooms abounding at Foothill, Crane Creek, Helen Putnam, Shiloh and other regional parks known for their brilliant spring wildflower displays.
 
 
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Sonoma County Regional Parks has acquired 120 acres on the western flank of Hood Mountain Regional Park and Open Space Preserve above Sonoma Valley, a strategic expansion that will preserve scenic views and wildlife habitat, offer new recreation opportunities, and support future wildfire defense.
 
 
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Helen Putnam Regional Park’s many fans have more to celebrate with the opening of a new entrance and trail on the north side of this Petaluma park. On Windsor Drive, a much-anticipated 31-space parking lot leads to the new West Wind Trail, which connects visitors conveniently to the park interior (see below for more on the new trail).
 
 
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December weather makes our skies extra big and beautiful. And for a big view of big sky — not to mention big landscapes, and the big waters of the San Pablo Bay — you can’t do better than Tolay Lake Regional Park southeast of Petaluma. This park’s unique seasonal lake, marshlands, grasslands and ridges give unobstructed views for miles, so it’s exceptionally good for bird-watching and vista-gazing.

 

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ANNOUNCES NEW CONSTITUENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT WITHIN RIOCPosted on: May 26, 2023PRESIDENT & CEO SHELTON J. HAYNES, COMMUNITY ADVOCATES CUT RIBBON ON NEW PICKLEBALL COURTSPosted on: May 15, 2023The Roosevelt Island Public Purpose Fund Awards $301,000 in Grants to 12 NonprofitsPosted on: May 12, 2023PRESIDENT & CEO SHELTON J. HAYNES ANNOUNCES NEW 10-POINT PUBLIC SAFETY PLAN FOR ROOSEVELT ISLANDPosted on: May 9, 2023PRESIDENT & CEO SHELTON J. HAYNES ANNOUNCES LAUNCH OF COMMUNITY EVENTS CALENDARPosted on: May 5, 2023PRESIDENT & CEO SHELTON HAYNES ANNOUNCES OPENING DATE & PRICING PLAN FOR SPORTSPARKPosted on: May 2, 2023R.I. LIGHTHOUSE WINS 2023 REHABILITATION AWARD FROM FRIENDS OF UPPER EAST SIDE HISTORIC DISTRICTSPosted on: April 18, 2023PRESIDENT & CEO SHELTON J. HAYNES ANNOUNCES UPDATE ON ISLAND ROADWAYS AND PAVED SURFACES REDESIGNPosted on: April 17, 2023PRESIDENT & CEO SHELTON J. HAYNES ANNOUNCES NEW APPOINTMENTPosted on: April 14, 2023PRESIDENT & CEO SHELTON J. HAYNES ANNOUNCES CAPITAL PROJECT UPDATEPosted on: April 5, 20232023 REHABILITATION AWARD FROM
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