NEW CITY, NY — Rockland County Executive Ed Day and County Attorney Thomas Humbach this week unveiled a new effort to expedite the foreclosure process for non-residential tax delinquent properties that are confirmed to be vacant. The new policy allows the county to legally foreclose on landparcels that owe real property taxes in two years instead […]
By Kathy Kahn Caregivers and the people who depend on them for getting through daily life are wondering if those essential services are as important to Albany as the wages of its own employees and those of fast-food workers. Non-profits and elected officials on March 18 rallied at Camp Venture in Stony Point to drive […]
One of most infamous moments in Stony Point history BY: LEGAL LARRY In March 1985, Rockland County was rocked by a crime which shocked virtually all people involved, and is still talked about today. Hikers on the Stony Point, NY estate of a United Nations executive discovered the charred remains of a man wearing only […]
BY ELLA STEINBECK My Dad wasn’t great at paying child support (he resented the $280 a month). I wound up spending most of my life trying to prove to my Dad that I was worth the money. My father had a MSW and made a very comfortable living. He drove new cars and built two […]
BY GEORGE J. DACRE – The Levins with Tom Cardullo booked by Borderline Folk Music Club for Sunday, April 17, 1 – 4 p.m. at the Nanuet Public Library. Looking ahead, James Durst and Kirsten Maxwell will be at the Borderline event at New City Volunteer Ambulance Corps May 26, 2 – 5 p.m. and […]
Assemblyman Karl Brabenec (R,C,I-Deerpark) comments on the alleged attempt by Assembly Democrats to increase transparency, accountability “It’s shameful that it took a closed door work group of Assembly Democrats 11 months to propose reforms that lacked substance and any will to restore trust in the legislature. Assembly Democrats will try to claim credit for ‘ethics […]