To the Editor, This morning I woke up and said to myself, Obama fooled enough Americans twice and got elected, now look at what we have: a county, Iran, that is the biggest promoter of terror, which our government has given a path to secure a nuclear weapon. I pray to God the voters see […]
Connecticut man faces drunk driving charge for Bear Mountain Bridge crash A 34-year old Connecticut man will face DWI charges after a serious, three-car accident on the Bear Mountain Bridge injured two people on Sunday night. According to police, Wuillian Moran of Stamford caused the accident when he crossed the double yellow line heading south […]
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced the State Police will conduct a week-long enforcement initiative to crack down on speeding and aggressive drivers across the state. The Speed Week campaign runs Wednesday, August 5 through Tuesday, August 11. “Speeding and reckless driving is unsafe and the cause of far too many avoidable tragedies,” Governor Cuomo […]
Thousands of people came out this past weekend for the fifth annual United Latin Festival of Haverstraw! Festival Honorees 2015 Grand Marshal – Rosa Ayala Parade Godfather – Richard Canjura Parade Godmother – Angela Caceres Latin Honoree of the Year – Michael Greco Business of the Year – Caribbean Food Delights Business of the Year […]
STORY BY JANIE ROSMAN School board members were served with legal papers Tuesday night in front of a packed audience at Kakiat Elementary School auditorium minutes before the meeting started. The location was moved to accommodate the larger crowd. Angry parents and educators carrying protest signs and demanding equal treatment for minority students watched as […]
BY MARC MATURO Suffern HS girls athletics program recognized as No. 1 Despite being one of the smaller Class AA schools in New York, the Suffern High School girls athletics program was ranked No. 1 by the New York State Sportswriters Association. Suffern, with 1,141 students in grades 9-10-11, thus competing against schools often two […]