Going into 40th year of dinner-theatre operations, thousands attend “White Christmas” show BY GEORGE J. DACRE It all started in July of 1974 when New York City ad-men Bill Stutler and Bob Funking decided at a lunch they wanted to get a theatre and put on shows. Stutler, born in Huntington, West Virginia, had seen […]
PHOTOS BY BARRY WARNER County Executive C.Scott Vanderhoef unveiled plans for a civil rights monument that will commemorate the Rockland County Commission on Human Rights’ 50th anniversary. The monument will be constructed together with the newly landscaped pathway that will lead to Dutch Garden County Park, that is expected to begin in 2014. The area […]
Reginald Louis, 28, of Spring Valley NY is wanted for multiple crimes including attempted murder in the second degree for an incident that occurred last week on Sinclair Ct. in the Hillcrest section of Ramapo. It is alleged that he fired numerous shots at a group of people, however, no one was injured. Louis was […]
To the Editor, It’s a sad time, but also a happy time. I am sad to see Frank Brooks, our Town of Haverstraw Highways superintendent, retire, but also happy for Frank that he can enjoy a well-earned retirement. Frank has done a great job and has put together a fine devoted crew of men and […]
Emergency Services provide update on Clausland Mountain Fire investigation BY MICHAEL RICONDA New City – Weeks after a massive brush fire ravaged the woodlands of Clausland Mountain in Orangeburg, clear answers have emerged as to its origin and cause. Rockland County Fire and Emergency Services Director Gordon Wren and Rockland County Sheriff Louis Falco were […]
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo this week accepted the final report of the Tax Relief Commission from its co-chairs, former Governor George Pataki and Chairman of the State University of New York Board of Trustees and former State Comptroller H. Carl McCall. Governor Cuomo had charged the Commission to identify way to reduce the state’s property […]