I’ve been very fortunate to be around for some unbelievable times and moments in NY Sports. Of course we would all like a Doc Brown time machine for many instances of life, but from a sports standpoint, one of the great time periods I would have loved to have lived with the platform that I […]
It’s being reported that New York City is officially ending its flawed program to bus migrants to Rockland County and beyond; a “Decompression Strategy” that epitomized poor planning and disregard for community well-being. Rockland was the first County to be selected by the City of New York with a plan to house about 400 adult […]
Clarkstown Grows Greener: New Solar Panels Installed on Town Hall Roof I am incredibly proud to announce the Town of Clarkstown will be saving taxpayers an estimated $15,000 annually through the use of recently installed solar panels on the roof at Town Hall. Clarkstown is now the first town, and only the second municipality in […]
Catherwood, La Burt individual champions; Albertus Magnus’ Long Red Line honored The Pearl River alumni emerged with a close victory in the men’s division while the Monroe-Woodbury women romped to an uncontested triumph during the 41st edition of the Bill Markiewicz Memorial Rockland County Alumni Cross Country Run, held Saturday, Nov. 30 at Bear Mountain […]
The Bear Mountain Bridge is now 100 years old. On November 27, 1924, Mary Harriman, mother of Roland Harriman, President of the Bear Mountain Hudson River Bridge Company, helped preside over the formal opening day ceremonies with the bridge being officially opened to traffic on Thanksgiving Day. The bridge was the first vehicular river crossing […]
Last week, the Ramapo Police Department responded to East Eckerson Road in the Town of Ramapo for the report of gunshots fired. Upon the officers arrival, evidence was recovered, indicating that at least 9 shots were fired from a passing vehicle. No victims were reported to have been struck and no one was injured. Through […]