Second Half Awaits but Harvey Is Done in 2016 By Joe Rini Considering they won seven of 11 games, the last homestand before the All-Star break was ultimately more draining than a boost for the Mets. Whether four days of rest recovers and recharges the Mets for the upcoming pennant race, is to be determined. […]
Photo credit: Jane Zippilli Sparkles is a 1-year-old female DSH cat who came to the shelter as a stray. She has not been tested with dogs but does well with other cats and all kids. Sparkles is on the small and quiet side. She very much enjoys the company of other cats. She is also very […]
BY DIANE DIMOND What’s that old axiom? Prosecutors have so much power they could indict a ham sandwich? Apparently that does not apply when it comes to career politicians who are seeking the highest office in the land. Minutes after FBI Director James Comey’s news conference, at which he outlined the bureau’s yearlong investigation of […]
BY JOEL GROSSBARTH The criminal case against the Rockland County Podiatrist alleged to have plotted with his paramour to kill his wife and also have two insurance investigators beaten up, continues to inch toward conclusion. Ira Bernstein was arrested in May along with his girlfriend Kelly Gribeluk, accused of trying to pay $100,000 to have […]
FROM DAILY VOICE GARNERVILLE, N.Y. — The North Rockland Central School District has launched a new website with the domain converted to Google. It can now be reached at “northrockland.org.” The transition to Google Apps for Education, which is free, works on a range of devices and allows for collaboration among District students and staff, […]
By Rockland County Executive Ed Day We send a lot of our money to the federal government in the form of the taxes we pay. It’s nice to get some of it back. We got a whole lot of it back last week, when I announced that $2.38 million in federal grants were being awarded […]