This Veterans Day, free flu vaccines are available to the men and women who have sacrificed so much for their country. As a way to say thank you to the troops who served our country, American Family Care (AFC), the nation’s leading provider of urgent care and accessible primary care, will give a […]
By County Executive Ed Day Each year from November 1st through April 30th our Department of Social Services (DSS) works with a local provider to operate our Warming Center for homeless single adults. This year we are again working with Catholic Charities to help the most vulnerable people in our County remain safe and to […]
Five days after election night, the Associated Press has finally been able to declare a winner in the 2020 preseditnal election: former Vice President Joe Biden. Biden’s win was announced early on Saturday afternoon after the closely contested state of Pennsylvania reported that the Democratic nominee had netted their 20 electoral votes. Biden now has […]
By Joe Kuhn Election night has come and past, yet at the time of publication, citizens across the county and country remain unsure who will be representing them in the year 2021. The biggest question, of course, rests at the federal level. Former Vice President Joe Biden currently has a commanding lead over […]
By: Jennifer Korn On Oct. 30, The New York Civil Liberties Union (NYCLU) reached a settlement with the Rockland County Board of Elections regarding the issue of long voting lines and the lack of accommodations for voters with disabilities. “Today’s ruling provides Rockland County voters with the support, resources, and relief urgently needed […]
By Kathy Kahn Village of Sloatsburg residents will be wishing their longtime mayor, Carl Wright, a fond farewell as he leaves office on December 31. Former Deputy Mayor, Peter Ackley, ran unopposed for Wright’s post on Election Day and will assume mayoral duties on January 1, 2021. Wright was first elected in 1975 and […]