Penguin Rep Reopens, Harold Boening Sr. of Oak Beverages Dies, Briefs
Penguin Rep Reopens, Montefiore Wins Accreditation, Harold Boening Sr. of Oak Beverages Dies
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Chick-fil-A Eyeing Sites On Route 59 In Nanuet
Chick-fil-A is considering siting its restaurant on Route 59, say sources.
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo Resigns; Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul Steps In
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Tuesday he will resign after a scathing report from the state’s attorney general documented multiple accusations of sexual harassment against women.
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Jamaican & Rockland Leaders Celebrate Island Nation’s Independence And The Benefit Of Interdependence
Dignitaries from Jamaica and Rockland County gathered last week at a “hastily” planned event at Nyack Seaport to celebrate the 59th anniversary of Jamaica’s independence and the 31st anniversary of JAMCCAR, a local organization that works to promote the island’s interests in the county.
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Cuomo Urging Local Govt/Schools To Enact Vaccination Policies; Palisades Center Seeks Reduction In Tax Assessment In Court
Cuomo Urging Local Govt/Schools To Enact Vaccination Policies; Palisades Center Seeks Reduction In Tax Assessment In Court
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District Attorney Raids Hi Tor Animal Shelter; Exec. Director Quits
The Rockland County District Attorney’s Office executed a search warrant Wednesday at the Hi-Tor Animal Care Center in Pomona.
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South Nyack Dissolution Plan Approved; Lawsuit Against Yeshiva Could Be Inherited By Town Of Orangetown
Will Settlement Talks Between The Village And Yeshiva Resolve Differences Before Dissolution Is Complete?
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Schultz Ford Eyeing Suez Site For Purchase, Stony Point Might Bid Market Value For Camp Bullowa, Briefs
Schultz Ford Said To Be Buying Suez’s West Nyack Site, Stony Point Supervisor Says Town May Be Able To Bid Above Appraisal Price For Camp Bullowa
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Petition With Nearly 2,000 Signatures Asks The Boulders To Go With “Silent Fireworks”
Wayne Kleinman, a citizen who has gathered nearly 2,000 signatures from residents who are asking the Boulders to consider transitioning to “silent” fireworks to ease the lives of shelter animals.
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Town Justice Says Court Will Preside Over Global Settlement On West Hook Mountain Case
The judge presiding over the case of a Valley Cottage resident who built an addition without a permit has vowed to monitor the outcome of a proposed global settlement between the homeowner and The Town of Clarkstown even though some aspects of the pending agreement are beyond the lawsuit filed in Town Court.
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