The World Series of Poker is back for another round. Kicking off on September 30th, the poker tournament is well underway, on its way to revealing the Main Event winner on November 7th. There is lots to watch until then, with everything from charity events to high stakes no-limit hold’em games. It’s not the first […]
Less than a week after Rockland gathered to commemorate Peter Paige, Sgt. Edward O’Grady, and P.O. Waverly Brown-the three men who lost their lives attempting to apprehend a group of domestic terrorists who commandeered a Brinks armored bank 1981, the last of the participants in the deadly attack has been granted parole. David Gilbert, former […]
In the late hours of Monday evening, Governor Kathy Hochul declared a State Disaster Emergency in advance of a torrential rainstorm that is currently pelting the empire state. Heavy rainfall is now impacting the Capital Region, Long Island, New York City, Mid-Hudson and Southern Tier regions and is expected to continue until Wednesday morning. Rainfall […]
Last Tuesday, the Yankees doubled down on Brian Cashman’s decision back from the winter of 2017. That winter, Cashman decided to hire Aaron Boone to replace Joe Girardi as the team’s manager. Girardi had a very successful run as the team skipper, he won a World Series and his final season at the helm, he […]
Rockland County Legislators have unanimously adopted a new law to allow the preservation of cultural resources held sacred by the Ramapough Lenape Nation at a place called Split Rock. For some legislators, the new law is only the beginning of an effort to win more protections for the Ramapough and other Indigenous Peoples. “I’ve been […]
When Ramapo Valley Ambulance Corps President Carol Demont saw PPE supplies running low and funding from the town of Ramapo drying up, she engaged an attorney to help the Corps collect money that it said should have come to the agency through the Federal CARES Act. “Follow the money,” pleaded an anguished Demont to NBCNews4 […]