Sources say St. Lawrence will not challenge ward referendum Rumor in Ramapo is that Supervisor Christopher St. Lawrence has no intention to challenge Bob Romanowski and Michael Parietti’s legal victory validating their call for a referendum on ward voting for the town council. Currently five council members-four councilman and the supervisor-are voted on by the […]
By Rockland County Executive Ed Day A vinyl swimming pool slashed at Camp Shalom in Chestnut Ridge. Swastikas and racist graffiti scrawled on vehicles outside a secluded home in Pearl River. Anti-Semitic phrases and profanity spray-painted across the greenhouses at Van Houten Farms in Pearl River. While the Summer of 2014 will go down as […]
STORY AND PHOTOS BY MARIA BROWNSELL Saturday was a beautiful sunny day at the Stony Point Farmer’s Market as local denizens were treated to live music and a solar show from the Rockland Astronomy Club, while browsing through a selection of fresh foods and craft goods. Healthway Farm from Highland in Ulster County was one […]
United Water New York has begun the transition of quarterly-billed customers to monthly billing this month. Meters will be read monthly and the bill will reflect water usage for about 30 days. All other charges, currently billed quarterly, will be spread out over 12 monthly payments. The quarterly service fee will be prorated into a smaller […]
BY BRANDON GUBITOSA John Starks was back in Rockland County this week as Cablevision’s Optimum and Madison Square Garden teamed up for the eighth annual Knicks Summer reading event at the Bronx House Day Camp in Pearl River. Former Knicks all-star Starks and New York State Assemblyman Mark Gjonaj were in attendance as they […]
BY MICHAEL RICONDA NYACK – Nyack-based musician Dylan Kelehan is looking to make a splash next week with his first full-length solo release, “Intentions of a Man.” Kelehan, 29, operates Alto Music School in Nyack and has worked as a musician since the age of 18. Though he has helped other artists put together their […]