BY DIANE DIMOND Laws are a necessary evil in civilized society. You obey the laws, and the government will do its best to protect you and yours. But what happens when there’s a conflict between a state and a federal law? That is the situation across America today. So far, California, Colorado, Illinois, New Mexico, […]
In the world of computers, files are items for every bit of data stored. It is the same way as written data are stored on a paper or music on tapes. So, whenever any data is stored, they are saved as a file with a filename. The filename consists of two parts, one is the […]
Sparkill, NY – St. Thomas Aquinas College, a private, four-year liberal arts institution announced today their plan to introduce the first ever collegiate football team in Rockland County history. The team is set to compete in the Collegiate Sprint Football League (CSFL) in fall 2018. “St. Thomas Aquinas College is honored to join the Collegiate […]
SUEZ officials are urging customers to check the identification of individuals claiming to be water company employees. The company issued the advice following a report of individuals posing as utility workers. SUEZ employees wear uniforms and I.D. badges with the company name and logo. The badge also shows the employee’s color photograph, name, job title […]
BY CAROL MCILMURRAY Golden Krust’s present deal to build its world-wide headquarters in Blauvelt, NY might to be in limbo after CEO Lowell Hawthorne’s death on Saturday. CEO Lowell Hawthorne, whom authorities believe killed himself, had purchased land in Rockland and begun talks for tax breaks to build a $37.2 million headquarters to house legal, sales, […]
BY CAROL MCILMURRAY Cashless tolls on the New TZ Bridge may sound convenient, but toll payer be forewarned not paying your $5 fare within 30 days may result in a $100 fine per trip according to bridge users who gathered at Sen. David Carlucci’s discussion on Cashless Tolls on at the Nanuet library on Wedensday. […]