Newly remodeled restaurant in Pearl River celebrates grand reopening following 2021 fire Following the devastating fire that sparked at the former RISE shooting range on November 29, 2021, and spread throughout the plaza housing and the Pearl River Dunkin Doughnuts, the restaurant is set to reopen its doors after nearly three years. To celebrate the […]
A 25-year-old Congers man pled guilty in federal court to distributing fentanyl that resulted in the deaths of three people and poisoning of three more victims. Justin Turnick faces up to 40 years in prison when sentenced. It is alleged that he regularly distributed narcotics to Rockland County residents, including his friends, partners and acquaintances. […]
Improvements to HVAC, Electrical, Windows, Flooring Carry No Additional Taxpayer Burden On August 8, the Clarkstown Central School District (CCSD) Board of Education adopted a resolution to present a $110 million bond proposal to the greater Clarkstown community for a vote on October 8, 2024. The proposed bond is tax-neutral, meaning the District would […]
Greetings. We recently had the job of cleaning out my aunt’s apartment in Manhattan. She had lived in that same apartment almost 60 years, so there was a lot to go through. The item pictured was located in her china cabinet with an old handwritten note indicating it had belonged to her grandmother. I actually […]
Weber Now Working With Trade Unions to Pass It in the Assembly New York State Senator Bill Weber is working with trade unions to advance his statewide legislation in the New York State Assembly that he unanimously passed in the Senate permitting trade unions to recruit in high schools. Senate Bill S5675 will allow trade […]
Clarkstown To Hold Picnic/Senior Health Fair For National Senior Citizens Day I am delighted to announce a new event this year aimed at giving back to our senior community. On August 21st, which is designated as National Senior Day, the Town of Clarkstown will host a picnic and health fair open to all Clarkstown seniors aged […]