Volunteers of the Week: Frank Kemmer, Mary and Kathryn Resonavich Study the Environment

Volunteers of the Week: Frank Kemmer, Mary and Kathryn Resonavich Study the Environment

By Barry Warner The study of the structure and function of the environment is essential for sustainable development of all living things on earth. Environmental education helps citizens understand how their decisions and actions affect the environment and builds knowledge and skills necessary to address complex issues. Brianna Rosamilia, Conservation District Technician said, “This year, […]

TIMELINES 6/6/19

TIMELINES 6/6/19

Ex-BOCES teacher’s aide Gillian Jeffords, who brought gun to school gets probation School shootings have become a hot bed issue today. People are afraid of outsiders or even students bringing loaded guns to school. Now, an ex-teacher’s aide, Gillian Jeffords 25, of Warwick in Orange County, was licensed to carry a concealed firearm in New York […]

Manhattanville’s Professional Tennis Management Program

Manhattanville’s Professional Tennis Management Program

It had been awhile since Manhattanville College had had a competitive tennis program. Before hiring head coach Derek DiFazio in 2017 the school had gone years without a men’s or women’s tennis team or making any improvements to their existing facilities. But that is quickly changing; the veteran coach has revitalized the defunct program and […]

Nyack Chiropractor Cleared of Abuse Charges

Nyack Chiropractor Cleared of Abuse Charges

By Joe Kuhn Kristina Wodicka has been found not guilty of the abuse charges leveled against her by a former patient. During a lengthy trial last month the doctor faced eight counts of sexual abuse in the third degree and one count each of forceful touching and endangering a child. Her alleged victim was a […]

FOOD CRAWL VILLAGE OF HAVERSTRAW

FOOD CRAWL VILLAGE OF HAVERSTRAW

BY KEITH SHIKOWITZ The events of the busy weekend of May 31 – June 2 culminated with the Flavors of Haverstraw, Food Crawl in the Village of Haverstraw. Events like the ones the town and villages put together this weekend take a lot to organize and carry out. How long did it take for the village to plan […]

Oakland City Council Makes Psychedelic Plants and Mushrooms Lowest Priority for Law Enforcement

Oakland City Council Makes Psychedelic Plants and Mushrooms Lowest Priority for Law Enforcement

MAPS Releases Statement on the Regulation and Decriminalization of Psychedelic Substances OAKLAND, CALIF. — Yesterday, the Oakland City Council voted unanimously to stop city funds from being used to enforce laws criminalizing people for the use or possession of ayahuasca, iboga, and other psychedelic mushrooms and cacti. These plants and fungi have a long history of […]