More than a year after receiving a summons for violating a noise ordinance in the Village of Chestnut Ridge, Robert Godwin III had his day in court on June 14. He was facing a $5,000 fi ne for playing music too loudly at his home in the afternoon. Because the complainant failed to show, the charges were dismissed. […]
Wonder Girls is partnering with St. Thomas Aquinas College to host the organization’s first annual “Put Your Best Food Forward” Career Expo on Saturday, March 26 from 12:00pm-4:00pm. The afternoon will offer a series of workshops that include personal branding, resume building, interviewing and negotiating, as well as professional etiquette and dressing for success. The […]
Several Rockland volunteer firefighters joined members of New York’s Senate and Assembly as the lawmakers unveiled proposed legislation to rename the section of Route 45 that runs in front of the Hillcrest Volunteer Fire department in honor of Jared Lloyd. Lloyd, father of two young children and a ten-year volunteer in the Spring Valley Fire […]
Among other issues in the beleaguered and ever-growing village of Airmont, the cost to haul trash / bulk items weekly appears to be costing homeowners more than they bargained for. When Airmont chose Rockland Green to provide hauling services beginning February, 2022, Village attorney Scott Ugell advised residents they would see a significant savings on […]
Governor Kathy Hochul gave her first State of the State address since taking the helm of one of the nation’s most populous states just 134 days ago. It was an empty Senate chamber, a sign that Covid is still lurking just around the corner. Notwithstanding the current virus crisis, Hochul made it clear that 11 […]
Though the 2020 Pandemic put a damper on most events, Sloatsburg’s Harmony Hall was thrilled to open its doors once more for its Victorian Christmas on December 6. Tucked away off busy Route 17, Harmony Hall is a hidden gem in the northeast corner of Rockland County. The Greek Revival-style home on Liberty Rock Road […]