The right to vote is a sacred responsibility, enshrined in our Constitution and safeguarded by generations of patriots who have fought to secure our freedoms. Today, this right is defended by our brave men and women in uniform, ensuring that every citizen has a voice in shaping the future of our country at the Federal, […]
Orangetown Board member Dan Sullivan (R/C) is being challenged for his seat by a local banker and community volunteer, Chrissy Knapp (D) on the November 5 ballot. Sullivan, an accountant who served on the Zoning Board of Appeals for two decades, was appointed to fill a vacancy on the Town Board a year ago and […]
State Attorney General Letitia James has announced that her office’s Election Protection Hotline is available during early voting and through the general election on Tuesday, November 5th. The hotline can troubleshoot and resolve a range of issues encountered by voters, including issues voting by absentee ballot, early mail ballot, or in-person at their polling place. […]
The True Story of Jane “Naut” Kanniff–The “Witch” of West Nyack Every Halloween hordes of tourists descend upon the city of Salem, Massachusetts, the site of our nation’s infamous 1692 witch trials. While no one is likely to mistake it for Salem, our own little hamlet of West Nyack was also the site of a […]
Rockland County law enforcement have arrested a 41-year-old Pearl River man on Wednesday, October 23, for possession of two kilos of cocaine, a quantity of heroin, and other drug paraphernalia. The drugs were seized during a search of Daryl Wright’s Pearl River home following a six-month investigation. He was charged with felony drug possession. “This […]
Some say the Nyack Chamber of Commerce parade is the best small town Halloween celebration in America! Here are the official photos of the winners and some candid images thanks to Craig Sachs. This year’s festivities were sponsored by Treehouse Cannabis, Nyack Ridge Rehabilitation and Nursing Center, O&R e-Mobility, Paws on Main and the Village […]