BY DICK RESCH Has America tamed the health-cost monster? The data seem to indicate as much. Health spending has grown by about 4 percent annually over the past four years — the lowest rate in half a century. But our apparent victory may be short-lived. Researchers at the Kaiser Family Foundation estimate that the recession […]
BY MICHAEL RICONDA New City – After an occasionally heated debate, a divided legislature voted on an 11th hour bill requiring the county to be charged back for $1.6 million in community college costs for the year of 2012, removing the obligation from the towns for that year. The resolution, which passed by a vote […]
Another home owner has picked up on the “clean up the dog poop” meme. This one on Treeline Terrace in Upper Grandview.
Sports columnist Marc Maturo’s official column Chargers brace for another playoff run in soccer The Dominican College men’s soccer team, coming off a tough 2-2 deadlock against nationally ranked Mercy College of Dobbs Ferry, again appears headed for the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) playoffs. The Orangeburg-based Chargers, now 4-4-1, are the defending CACC champs, […]
To the Rockland community, My name is Steve Gold, and I’m writing as a former officer and member of many Rockland County Jewish organizations board of directors on behalf of Ed Day. Ed is dear friend of mine and a lifelong friend of Israel and the Jewish community, particularly here in Rockland. When politicians have […]