Rockland

[ rok-luhnd ]

noun

1. a city in SE Massachusetts.

Example Sentences

“As we learned about who he was we also learned about how he got on the ballot which was through a stealth operation with a set of Republican operatives in Rockland county who registered 200 people,” Archila told Salon.

From Salon

At the Westchester Black Women’s Political Caucus candidate forum on Saturday, a small crowd of a few dozen people waited for the arrival of Jones, a Rockland County native who rose from humble beginnings to Congress.

From Salon

With 167 facilities, it spread from Manhattan to Rockland and Orange Counties in New York.

From New York Times

“You know yourselves, Mr. Cranston has looked as far as Rockland County for young men to call on Olive,” I said.

From Literature

Whenever a worthy cause needs help in Rockland, Maine, this town of 7,000 overlooking Penobscot Bay, people reach out to Bruce Gamage Jr., an auctioneer who runs an antiques shop downtown.

From New York Times