Delta-9 THC Drinks vs. Alcohol: Key Differences Consumers Should Know

As attitudes change regarding recreational substances, more and more people are looking to move more traditional alcoholic beverages to the side. And with many people on the hunt for something different, delta-9 THC drinks are quickly becoming a go-to choice. Understanding some significant differences between Delta-9 THC beverages and alcohol will help consumers make better […]

How to Replace or Upgrade Your Bong Downstem Easily

The sweet hits you get from a bong often depend on the quality of each part. The downstem is a critical piece that separates the smoke. Over time, it can become blocked or snap, requiring replacements or an upgrade. Help users swap out or upgrade their bongs’ downstems with ease and without stress. Understanding the […]

Hoehmann and Town Officials Take Oath of Office

Hoehmann and Town Officials Take Oath of Office

During the annual Town Board reorganization meeting last night Town of Clarkstown officials were sworn in to office at a public ceremony. The following officials took the ceremonial oath of office: Supervisor George Hoehmann, Ward 1 Councilman Jon Valentino, Ward 1 Councilman Mike Graziano, Ward 3 Councilman Don Franchino, Ward 4 Councilman Bob Axelrod, Highway […]

Spring Valley Convenience Store Robbed

Spring Valley Convenience Store Robbed

Suspected burglar found with over $2,000 On January 1, 2026, at approximately 6:59 a.m., a Spring Valley Police Officer  was flagged down at 37 South Main Street regarding a shattered front door at Aim’s Convenient Store. Upon inspection, it was determined that the business had been burglarized during the overnight hours. The owner reported that […]

Clarkstown Sees Jump in Code Enforcement Fines

Clarkstown Sees Jump in Code Enforcement Fines

Town of Clarkstown Supervisor George Hoehmann has announced that over $261,000 in town code enforcement fines were secured in 2025. The $261,000 in fines is the largest annual sum ever collected by the town for code enforcement actions.  The Town Attorney’s office prosecutes these violations in justice court, seeking fines reaching tens of thousands of […]

Garnerville Art Studio Receives $15,000 from NEA

Garnerville Art Studio Receives $15,000 from NEA

U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand announced $287,000 in funding distributed by the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) to organizations in New York State. This funding will allow cultural organizations and nonprofits to support artists, musicians, exhibitions, educational programing, and public engagement and outreach to help grow these vital industries in communities across New York. “New […]

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