First Round Pick Peterson at Citi Field By Joe Rini Like a string of 65 degree days in February with no snow in sight, the future has continued its early arrival at Citi Field for the New York Mets this August. The Mets traded a combined 18 years of major league experience in the […]
Falciglia: Contributions Should Come From Company Profits, Not Individuals’ Pockets New City, NY (Aug. 4, 2017) – Political donations should occur in the light of day – and that demands changing state law, a move the Rockland County Legislature is calling for after voting 14-0 Wednesday to require that political donations come only from an ongoing […]
The New York State Department of Taxation and Finance is warning tax professionals of several new fraud schemes aimed at stealing sensitive client information. The Tax Department is joining the IRS and other state tax agencies to draw attention to the latest scams and encourage tax professionals to ensure they have the proper safeguards in […]
By The Spectator, John Maloney Well as of now, as I write, Washington D.C. is in chaos! Nobody knows whether Obamacare is going to stay or is going out like all the people who work for President Trump! The Mets are going nowhere and the MTA is a disaster. I’ve made a list of […]
Nugget came to Save The Animals Rescue Team II (START II) in July from the south where he was placed onto the euthanasia list until START II intervened. Nugget is considered a male medium black Labrador mix. Nugget is a happy go fellow who is very handsome and always has a smile for you. […]
Your weekly forecast by Zachary Jacomowitz Hello, Rockland County! I hope that you have had a pleasant week. As we continue to near the end of summer, you may be headed to the beach. Just be wary that the risk for rip currents and large swells will remain in place as Hurricane Gert passes well […]