As the New York State Senate considers the fate of the Faith-Based Affordable Housing Act (S2297/A3647) another local leader in Rockland has joined calls to reject the proposal which would require municipalities to allow the construction of residential buildings on parcels of land owned by a religious corporation. In a statement shared with the RCT […]
On Saturday, April 5 at 12noon – 2pm, more than one hundred fifty North Rockland residents stood peacefully with signs of protest on both sides of Route 9W in of Stony Point to join with millions of Americans in 1,400 small towns and large cities in all 50 US states, Canada and Mexico to support […]
After reading your informative article relating to the trade and sale of Ivory, I got to thinking about this old ivory pipe that my father received as a gift from a distant relative, sometime back in the 1930s. I remember my father explaining to me that this particular relative was an antiques collector, possessing many […]
All in With John Jastremski Since the start of 2025, some Mets fans and media members have shifted their attention to another big star about to hit the free agent market: Vlad Guerrero Jr. Yes, the Mets in January were dealing with the daily Pete Alonso update and at the time his status was very […]
Like law enforcement and politics, parenting is often a thankless role. There is so much you’re doing for the good of your family day in and day out that nobody sees and, at times, is almost expected. It’s a lifelong responsibility with no manual, no training, and no compensation other than the joy of seeing […]
Staying Connected: Hoehm Town Happenings TV Show Since becoming Supervisor, one of my top priorities is keeping our residents informed, engaged, and connected with what’s happening in our town. That’s why each month, I host a television program that is a valuable tool we have for building community, sharing important updates, and celebrating the people […]