A group of “progressive” activists stood outside the New City office of Senator David Carlucci (D) and declared him a turncoat, even a Trump-o-crat. Why? Because for years now, Carlucci has caucused with Republicans in the New York State Senate. At one time he and his fellow members of the “Independent Democratic Conference” actually swung […]
Suffern’s Grace VanderWaal returned home Sunday for a concert. VanderWaal, who won “America’s Got Talent” last summer, performed at Ramapo High School in a benefit for Valley Hospital in Ridgewood, New Jersey. More than 600 attended the concert during which she sang original and cover songs. The benefit raised money for “Butterflies,” a program […]
Consumer Protection Director Loses Battle with Leukemia Rockland County’s Consumer Protection Director Terry David Grosselfinger died May 19 after a battle with leukemia. The 68-year-old was a Purple Heart recipient from his time with the U.S. Army infantry during the Vietnam War. After his military service, he attended Rockland Community College. Later, he graduated from […]
BY KATHY KAHNÂ Rockland Community College was in chaos when Texas-born Dr. Cliff Wood took over as its president in 2004. An infamous man named Voss had turned the campus into a political war zone. When Voss was fired as president a temporary administrator named Murabito attempted to make himself a permanent fixture earning a […]
BY MARISSA KRASNY From the moment you arrive at the Penguin Theatre in historic Stony Point, you can tell that you are in for a completely unique experience. The theater is small and quaint, but the energy inside is undeniable and full of eager patrons ready to see a play. This energy may also be […]
A remembrance of Wesley Hills’ original mayor by former village trustee Robert I. Rhodes Robert J. Frankl, former mayor of Wesley Hills, died early the morning of Wednesday, May 24. Bob was a key founder of the Village of Wesley Hills and the mayor for its first 26 years. The village was founded in 1982 […]