By Barry Warner The mission of The Marine Corps League is for the members to join together in camaraderie and fellowship for the purpose of preserving the traditions and promoting the interests of the United States Marine Corps. This is accomplished by banding together those who are now serving in the United States Marine Corps […]
Clear out your garage, attic or storage bin and turn the stuff to cash at the Piermont Civic Association’s annual village-wide yard sale. For just $20, you can rent a 10-foot-by-10-foot space, on Saturday, May 20 (rain date May 21) in the village’s Flywheel Park, and sell all that extra stuff. Last year the 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. event […]
BY DR. LOUIS ALPERT RCT Ombudsman In a series of five articles published November 24, 2016 though February 23, 2017 by this ombudsman, I discussed the vital importance of the Gateway Project to the economic vitality of our region, including its promise to deliver a “one-seat train ride” from Rockland right into Penn Station. The […]
To the Editor, I believe the Netflix show “13 Reasons Why” is providing all communities with a teachable moment. I know for me growing up in New York City adolescence was often hit and miss and quite challenging during my teens. I still count my blessings that I am still here. I think in today’s […]
The County Legislature, Patrick Casper, commander of the Fromm-Maxwell-Debaun American Legion Post 859 in Suffern and John Leighton, past commandant of Rockland Detachment 243 of the Marine Corps League this week announced a new effort that will provide the public with a convenient location to drop off old, worn or tattered US flags. The collection […]
BY CHRIS DAY, Republican candidate for Orangetown supervisor PHOTOS BY SARA WALDRON (Taken at May 2 Chris Day fundraiser) Orangetown is known as a friendly, diverse, and welcoming place. We enjoy our suburban lifestyle and welcome all who share those characteristics and values to join us here. However, there are some who want things like high […]