County Executive’s Corner: Not Resting on Laurels

County Executive’s Corner: Not Resting on Laurels

By Rockland County Executive Ed Day Two seismic events shook Rockland County this week and both have profound impacts on our shared future. The first I’m sure you’ve heard: The people of this county honored me by overwhelmingly voting to give me a second term as County Executive. The second might have slipped by without […]

Election results November 7

Election results November 7

County Executive Ed Day has won reelection with over 54 percent of the vote to challenger Maureen Porette’s 43 percent. Clarkstown Supervisor George Hoehmann also won reelection with 55.8 percent to challenger Michael Sullivan’s 44.2. Democrat Keith Cornell defeated Republican Michael Koplen in a close race for Surrogate Court justice. Clarsktown council seats went to […]

OMBUDSMAN ALERT EXCLUSIVE: NYS Dept. of Transportation tells officials it wants to eliminate Tappan Zee Express bus service

OMBUDSMAN ALERT EXCLUSIVE: NYS Dept. of Transportation tells officials it wants to eliminate Tappan Zee Express bus service

BY DR. LOUIS ALPERT Ombudsman The NYS Dept. of Transportation has officially proposed eliminating the Tappan Zee Express bus service connecting park and rides in Rockland County to Tarrytown Railroad Station, the Rockland County Times has learned. The TZ Express service has long been the fastest way for Rocklanders to catch a ride to Grand […]

County exec candidate ‘poor at’ reporting campaign finance activity

County exec candidate ‘poor at’ reporting campaign finance activity

For the second time during her campaign for Rockland County executive, Democratic nominee Maureen Porette has failed to post a mandatory campaign finance disclosure report on the New York State Board of Elections website in a timely fashion. Candidates were required to submit 11-day pre-general election disclosures by Friday, October 27. As of the publication […]

50 Years of Service Celebrated by Stony Point Police Department

50 Years of Service Celebrated by Stony Point Police Department

BY KATHY KAHN Former State Trooper Stephen Scurti was hired by the Town of Stony Point in 1967 as its first police chief. Given a desk at Town Hall, with no badge, uniform, car or telephone, Scurti sat and wondered, “What the hell am I supposed to do?” Year by year, Scurti grew his staff […]