Fifth and final installment in multi-part series BY KERRI SCALES Rockland Solid Waste We’ve all heard the mantra…reduce, reuse, recycle and even rethink. But some “R’s” get more attention than others. Recycling is the more popular of terms, leaving reducing, reusing and rethinking, trailing behind in the shadows. Surprisingly, although recycling seems to be the […]
Marc Maturo’s official sports column King, Blue Angels reign in a city of volleyball triumph Kivlehan keeps bat, glove ready for big leagues Meghan King of New City, with a heap of success and hardware not to mention fond memories already forged, will soon be putting the volleyball in storage, expects to opt out of […]
BY BARRY WARNER For many seniors, learning how to use a computer can be exciting and intimidating at the same time. Taking computer courses enable seniors to turn their computers from expensive paperweights to valuable tools for exploring web browsing, communication and entertainment. Marty Weitzman worked at IBM as a systems analyst project manager for […]
Last week the Town of Haverstraw PD’s highest priority was locating two alleged gunman a woman claimed held her up outside of the Chase Bank on Route 9W in West Haverstraw. Search helicopters were sent looking for “two black males” on the prowl. This week an arrest was made, but not who you might expect. […]
Rockland County District Attorney Thomas P. Zugibe, together with United States Postal Inspector in Charge Philip R. Bartlett and U.S. Department of Homeland Security Special Agent in Charge James T. Hayes, Jr., on Wednesday announced the arrests of 22 defendants for allegedly participating in a conspiracy to steal hundreds of thousands of dollars […]
STORY AND PHOTO BY JANIE ROSMAN After a ceremonious welcome last month that prompted a visit from Governor Cuomo, the I Lift NY super crane might appear to be “hanging out” in the Hudson River. Its limbo maneuver under the bridge — extra low tide that evening added an extra foot or two of clearance — two days […]