Robin Traum, Patch Staff
- New City, NY
Prior to joining New City Patch as local editor, I worked in various communications fields. My experience includes newspaper journalist in Rockland County and Bergen County, NJ, radio broadcaster public relations manager, public relations consultant and traffic reporter. I received a bachelor's degree in Broadcast Journalism from Boston University and an MBA from Fairleigh Dickinson University.
I have lived in Rockland County for more than 15 years and have served as a little league and Boy and Girl Scout troop volunteer.
Posting Activity
New City|News|
Board Rejects Request For Town Attorney Audit
Clarkstown Town Board members refused to consider an audit of the town attorney’s office in connection with its hiring of Joseph Savino
Nanuet, NY|News|
Nanuet Girl Scouts Renovate Food Pantry
Gold Award Project leads to re-opening of Spring Valley food bank
New City|News|
Superintendent To Recommend South And Middle School Principal Candidates
Candidate recommendations will be presented at April 23 Clarkstown School Board meeting
New City|News|
County Executive Candidate Gets Union Endorsement
Local 5 International Union of Bricklayers & Allied Craftworkers announced support for Suffern Mayor Dagan Lacorte
New City|News|
High School Sophomore's Project Featured At Medical Conference
Rockland County Day School student Sergei Bluman will answer questions about his study of cognitive and neurological functions at May symposium
New City|News|
Voluntary Separation Incentives Go Before Legislative Committee
Updates on Rockland’s radio project and county communications during emergencies expected
New City|News|
Joseph Savino Resigned As Bronx Republican Committee Chair
Savino, who managed tax cert cases for Clarkstown, was named in political corruption case last week
New City|News|
Time Running Out For SBA Hurricane Damage Loan Applications
Deadline is approaching for Rockland businesses to file for SBA disaster loans
New City|News|
New Police Officer Appointments, Penalty And Fine Revisions
Clarkstown Town Board will promote two police officers and permanently appoint seven others.
New City|News|
Lowey Urges All To Learn From Holocaust Remembrance Day
Holcaust Remembrance Day, Yom Hashoah, honors the six million Jews who were murdered.
Nanuet, NY|News|
Nanuet Little League Fields Rally From Sandy
Business sponsorships and community support restores three fields damaged by Hurricane Sandy
New City|News|
Capital Improvement Projects Detailed
The Clarkstown School District has 20 capital projects costing $3.3 million underway
New City|News|
Rockland Touts Strong Response To Bond Notes
Financial community interest was triple the county’s note availability
Nanuet, NY|News|
Eat Out And Benefit The Ambulance Youth Corps
The Nanuet Community Ambulance’s Youth Corps will benefit from two fundraisers in April at local restaurants
Nanuet, NY|News|
How Well Do You Know Nanuet? April 12
Play Patch's location-spotting game that tests your knowledge of your town. Come back every Friday at noon for a new 'Nanuet Predict the Place' game
Lorton, VA|News|
Navy Commander Stationed at Fort Belvoir Credits Former Teacher For Her Success
Onetime Nanuet resident thanks Catherine Nowicki, her high school English teacher, for inspiring her
Nanuet, NY|News|
Nanuet Little League Marks 54th Year
Nanuet Little Leaguers marched in the annual Opening Day Parade from the George Miller Elementary School to the Lake Nanuet Complex.
New City|News|
Superintendent Says State Tests Are Valuable
Clarkstown superintendent sends letter to parents urging them to have their children take the upcoming State Assessments in ELA, Math and Science
