Third workshop in a series to be held on June 20 On Tuesday, the Village of Sloatsburg and the New York State Department of Transportation will hold the third and final planned public workshop on the development of a “Complete Streets” transportation plan for Route 17 in the village limits. At this workshop, participants will […]
BY KATHY KAHN If you’re looking for a book for backyard or beach reading now that the sun has finally come out, “City Mouse,” a novel about moving to suburbia from New York City that hit bookstores June 6, may be just the read you need. “It’s about the guilty pleasures of moms behaving badly,” […]
Digital Media Solutions (DMS) announced earlier this month that it was named one of America’s “Best Places to Work” by Inc. Magazine. The annual feature recognizes the top 50 of 233 companies in the country for company culture and employee engagement. Not only has DMS been recognized for its team-focused culture, but the firm’s year-over-year […]
BY GEORGE HOEHMANN Supervisor, Town of Clarkstown Preserving our community’s natural resources for the next generation has been a priority throughout my years of public service. As councilman, I proposed the current solar field that sits atop our capped landfill. This award-winning project was a first in New York State and estimated to save […]
Shooter Opens Fire on Republicans Baseball Practice While practicing with the Republicans on Wednesday morning for a charity baseball game in Alexandria, Virginia, congressional staffer Steve Scalise was shot. The alleged shooter, 66-year-old James Hodgkinson of Illinois, opened fire on the team’s practice after allegedly asking if the team was Democrats or Republicans. Scalise was […]
Rockland County Executive Ed Day honored top blood donors at an award ceremony held Wednesday, which was also World Blood Donor Day. “Blood is something that unites all of us,” he said. “We thank everyone who shares that gift of life.” The event was the first time that top Rockland blood donors were recognized. It […]