The New York State Department of Transportation will continue the installation of ramp meters along the I-87/287 corridor as part of the Lower Hudson Transit Link (LHTL) program. Ten ramp meters will be installed in Rockland County over the next two years, concluding in 2020. The installation of these ramp meters is part of an […]
Whew, deGrom’s MRI Is Clean By Joe Rini The bridge closer to Edwin Diaz has often resembled a minefield for Mickey Callaway’s Mets during the first few weeks of 2019. Six innings of shutout ball by Jacob deGrom followed by scoreless relief from Seth Lugo, Jeurys Familia, and Diaz on Opening Day appeared to provide […]
By Dr. Louis Alpert Ombudsman In the last two columns, the Ombudsman Alert called attention to the problems with the 2018 Federal Income Tax Code which unfairly treated taxpayers in high tax states who wanted to itemize their deductions, by limiting the deductions on the state and local tax they paid to no more than […]
By Keith S. Shikowitz Space, the final frontier… since the beginning of time people have looked to the stars above and pondered who and/or what is out there. The Northeast Astronomy Forum (NEAF) hosted annually in Rockland County is helping to continue this desire to explore. The 28th annual event took place this April 6 […]
By County Executive Ed Day Here in Rockland County we are surrounded by natural beauty; from the flowers, trees, streams and rivers to the mountains and valleys that always defined this County. This week I had the pleasure of presenting the 22nd annual Rockland County Outstanding Environmental Volunteer Award. The County Executive’s Outstanding Environmental Volunteer […]
When business is going well, it is easy to sit back, relax and enjoy the profits. As with any venture, however, it is inevitable that you will be required to take the rough with the smooth. No matter the situation, not being paid costs owed to you is frustrating, and it can be hard to […]