By Barry Warner A science fair is an opportunity for students to apply the scientific method or conduct independent research. The result of each student’s research is presented at a school-wide science fair, where the students’ efforts are displayed and where students are interviewed. “What you have here today is a student-run science fair,” Science […]
Jacob deGrom’s Quality Start Streak Snapped By Joe Rini It’s a new season and a new era for the Mets. With the start of the 2019 season, the Brodie Van Wagenen era officially begins. If the style of former GM Sandy Alderson could be likened to the new school principal bringing order to the school […]
By Joe Kuhn William Hirshfeld, of Hirshfeld and Hirshfeld, has been reviewing divorce cases “since he was old enough to listen at the kitchen table.” The son of a divorce lawyer and a practicing attorney with over 30 years of experience, Hirshfeld has an encyclopedic knowledge of matrimonial law and a passion for his chosen […]
By County Executive Ed Day A special moment in time not only nears but also provides for opportunity to clearly see that much joins us in our beautiful county. The confluence of two major faith’s holy seasons – Easter and Passover. With Good Friday, Easter and the start of Passover occurring near simultaneously this year, […]
BY KEITH SHIKOWITZ The Village of West Haverstraw held two public hearings at its semi – monthly meeting on April 3. The first was on overriding the tax levy limit and the second presented the 2019 – 2020 village budget. The overall budget increased $200,000. This is 3.21 percent over last year’s budget. The total […]
If you drive around Rockland County this time of year, you are going to see and feel more potholes than usual. This is pothole season! You may think that every town is covered by insurance in case your car should disappear into one of the potholes that seem to be everywhere. When you attempt to […]