It is something that many people dream about – being able to work from home, be their own boss, and earn a decent living. Well, the good news is that it has become far easier to do this these days thanks to modern technology. There are many people who have decided to kick their 9-5 […]
Story and photo by Kathy Kahn The Town Board of Stony Point approved a proposed “overlay incentive district” intended to make it possible to profitably market the 25-acres surrounding the Town of Stony Point’s golf course on Tuesday, April 9. The move appeared to have general approval from dozens of residents gathered at the meeting […]
BY ELLA STEINBECK I have been absent. Not just absent from my humor column. I have been absent from life. As you know, or might know, I have something called Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome. It’s painful and horrible and since it affects collagen there is no part of my body that is off limits. If you have […]
BY DR. LOUIS ALPERT Ombudsman Ombudsman Alert in its quest to advance the progress of the “Gateway” project, which seeks to rebuild the aging and decaying Hudson River tunnels, must now point out the most important feature of this project for Rockland County: the implementation of a one-seat rail service from Rockland directly into Manhattan! […]
By Barry Warner A science fair is an opportunity for students to apply the scientific method or conduct independent research. The result of each student’s research is presented at a school-wide science fair, where the students’ efforts are displayed and where students are interviewed. “What you have here today is a student-run science fair,” Science […]
Jacob deGrom’s Quality Start Streak Snapped By Joe Rini It’s a new season and a new era for the Mets. With the start of the 2019 season, the Brodie Van Wagenen era officially begins. If the style of former GM Sandy Alderson could be likened to the new school principal bringing order to the school […]