The Clarkstown Police Department arrested Vito Cerbone, 31, from the Bronx on counterfeiting charges October 7. Police allege Cerbone used counterfeit $20 bills to purchase merchandise at the Kohl’s store located in Woodbury, NY. Cerbone then came to the Kohl’s store in Nanuet to return the merchandise for cash which totaled $205.89, according to police. […]
Candidate who worked with Bush, Pataki and Clinton touts ticket’s economic development platform for Stony Point BY RAQUEL OKYAY Officials must address a “value crisis” as Stony Point residents continue to buckle under some of the highest taxes in the region, Stony Point Town Council candidate Thomas Basile told the Rockland County Times. “You simply […]
BY JENNIFER MOCCIO So I’m part of the population referred to as “Gen Y”… Millenials, if you will. And if you want to be totally blunt and straight forward – 30 years old is staring me directly in the face! We are the children of the “Baby Boomer” generation. We are the ones constantly connected […]
Over this past week, I posed the following question/dilemma on my Twitter feed: “ If you are in a relationship, why would you keep your martial status set on single? Wouldn’t you want the world to know that you are in love with someone?” – And with the overwhelming response, I realized that many people […]
BY BILL DEMAREST CONGERS – A con artist using a common telephone scam that preys on the concern grandparents have for their grandchildren has stolen $1,500 from a 79-year-old Congers resident. Clarkstown police said today the public should be aware of the scam – and others like it – that particularly target senior citizens. In […]
BY DIANE DIMOND The Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution provides, “The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures.” The amendment assures us that only when law enforcement has “probable cause” to suspect a person of a crime, may their space be violated. […]