BY SCOTT WATERS Martio’s pizzeria on Main Street in Nanuet has retained its 1950s charm through the decades. It is not only the aesthetic that appeals to customers, delicious food is the restaurant’s real secret.
BY SENATOR DAVID CARLUCCI Last week, I joined the Clarkstown police, the Rockland County Sheriff’s Office, Supervisor George Hoehmann, and mental health advocates at the Clarkstown Police Department to talk about the importance of funding in the New York State Budget for Crisis Intervention Training (CIT). CIT is critical training for officers that teaches them […]
The Board of Trustees of the Dennis P. McHugh Piermont Public Library has announced the appointment of Kristine Palacios as the new library director. Palacios served most recently as the director of the Willington Public Library in Willington, Connecticut. She has worked at Willington for the past four years. Palacios holds a Master of Library […]
By Barry Warner Auxiliary Police Officers are called upon to supplement police department work as needed. Although the members do not perform the full range of duties of a law officer and do not carry a gun, they take part in other efforts that preserve peace and order, prevent crime and protect life and property. […]
April 4th “Pairing Herbs & Spices” April 12th “Color Your Palate” Children’s Workshop Take the intimidation out of seasoning foods by learning how the perfect blends of herbs and spices can enhance your meals at Inserra ShopRite of West Nyack’s April Culinary Workshop. Whether you’re a novice in the kitchen or a master of the […]
By Kathy Kahn As pushback continues to soar from law enforcement, Gov. Andrew Cuomo is having second thoughts about making recreational marijuana legal in New York. At a recent Rockland Business Association meeting in February at the Pearl River Hilton, an overflow crowd listened to Rockland County Sheriff Lou Falco speak on the massive burden […]