STORY BY DYLAN SKRILOFF PHOTOS BY AARON MOELLER From the 1958 through 1986 Joe Heidt Buick was a staple of downtown Suffern at 138 Orange Ave. After a 30 year absence from the village, Heidt Motor Company has opened a branch at the very same location, focused exclusively on pre-owned cars. The Village of Suffern was […]
BY BARRY WARNER St. Joseph’s Adult Care Home is a nonprofit facility that is owned and operated by Sisters Servants of Mary Immaculate for 75 years. The Byzantine Catholic Order home accommodates 31 residents, who are men and women from all walks of life, including aging retired health-challenged Nuns and Priests. Its primary aim is […]
BY GEORGE J. DACRE Rockland’s own Adam Chanler-Barat, who started his acting career in Clarkstown schools, is back on Broadway in New York City playing the lead male romantic role to Phillapa Soo in “Amelie,” the new musical story of an innocent, naive girl in Paris with her own sense of justice. She decides to […]
Pomona, NY – The Rockland Boulders announced Tuesday that the Miami Marlins have purchased the contract of infielder Junior Arrojo. Arrojo, 28, has spent the last three seasons with the Boulders and was a key contributor to their CanAm League championship team in 2014. During his time with the team, he hit 11 home runs with 111 RBI and […]
The New York State Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) this week announced that New York State Thruway and Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) E-ZPass tags will be sold in all 27 state-operated DMV offices beginning Wednesday, April 19. As plans continue for an expansion of cashless tolling on all MTA tunnels and bridges by the end of […]
Reclaim New York executive director Brandon Muir offered the following statement on Tax Day, as taxpayers really feel the heat of New York’s hellacious tax burden: “New York families are once again struggling to survive the most dangerous tax burden in America. A total tax burden that’s the highest in the country, and a business […]