Smoodles is a 1-year-old DSH cat who was surrendered to the shelter because her owner passed away. She is good with other cats, enjoys the company of all kids and is on the quiet side, but will warm up quickly and doesn’t mind being held. She enjoys playing with her toys. For more information, contact […]
Statement from Councilman Tom Basile (R-Stony Point): The town is working closely with Spectra’s engineers on the [new pipeline project]. While the Federal permit for this project gives the town limited jurisdiction, if residents believe that Spectra is in any way negotiating with them in bad faith or treating them unreasonably, they should contact the town […]
BY GEORGE J. DACRE ArtsRock sixth season will bring, “An Evening Of Presidential Politics” on Saturday, October 7 at the Nyack Center at 8 p.m. with John Hockenberry of NPR on WNYC, Nancy Giles of CBS Sunday Morning, Hendrick Hertzberg of The New Yorker, and Frances Wilkinson of Bloomberg View all hosted by Elliott Forrest […]
By Rockland County Executive Ed Day As many of you already know, the herculean task of transferring ownership of Summit Park entered its final stages this month. On Thursday, August 6th, the New York State Department of Health’s Public Health and Health Planning Council approved the two certificates of need required to accomplish the transfer. […]
The Rockland Boulders hold a five-game lead in the Can-Am standings and are on the verge of clinching their second straight trip to the postseason. While home dates are not know yet for the 2015 Can-Am League playoffs, Rockland has announced ticket information for all home games during their run at consecutive championships. “It’s a […]
Op-ed by Rob DiFrancesco For 45 million people in eight Northeastern states and parts of Canada, August 14, 2003 proved just how crucial it is to have reliable electric power. On that day, a massive blackout shut off the electricity that is crucial not only to our lives and livelihoods, but also to our health […]