The sex life of 48-year-old Orange County GOP Chairman Robert Krahulik may end up costing him his political career. Krahulik has taken a 60-day leave of absence after an ex-girlfriend “exposed” his habit of sending crotch shots to women via emails and text message. However, NY GOP Chairman Ed Cox went further, asking that Krahulik […]
BY RYAN KARBEN There was a political earthquake in Albany yesterday and its tremors reached Jerusalem. A bill to penalize organizations at New York universities that participate in academic boycotts of Israel was yanked from consideration by the State Assembly’s Committee on Higher Education at the last minute. When I served in the Assembly, bills […]
10 Passengers, driver escape, no one injured BY BILL DEMAREST PEARL RIVER – Fire broke out on a Transport of Rockland bus in Pearl River this morning, destroying the bus. Pearl River Fire Chief Dave O’Brien said the driver and passengers all got off the bus safely and no one was injured. The cause of […]
Longtime fixture ‘Civile’s on the Hudson’ closed following Hurricane Sandy damage BY JAMES LEGGATE Haverstraw officials are seeking a new restaurateur to take over the former site of Civile’s on the Hudson and are hoping that a successful eatery could draw customers and other new businesses to the village. Tom Civile ran his restaurant for […]
The Rockland County Health Department held a media session at the Yeager Health Center, Building ‘A’ lobby 6:30 p.m. Friday and warned Rocklanders of an exposure of measles at the Palisades Center Mall between the hours of 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Sunday, February 2. Officials said that any person who had been in the […]
Scholarship a tribute to Nyack police officers killed in Brink’s robbery BY BILL DEMARESTÂ NYACK –Â The O’Grady-Brown Scholarship Fund, an ongoing tribute to two Nyack police officers slain in the 1981 Brink’s robbery, Â is accepting applications from high school students for this year’s scholarship awards. Scholarships will be awarded to graduating high school seniors and/or […]