Local cafe sets stage for musicians

Nineteen years ago, Nyack, NY became home to Art Cafe. For 15 of those years, the Tel Aviv inspired restaurant and cafe has been holding live music events, featuring a variety of musicians. With indoor seating year-round and outdoor-seating through warmer seasons, Art Cafe has a warm, homey atmosphere. The cafe serves Mediterranean-style dishes suitable […]

Minor Snowstorm on Way to Rockland

Rockland residents should prepare for a minor snowstorm on Friday, January 19, as there is an 80% chance of snow. According to Accuweather.com, flurries will begin accumulating around 4 a.m. with an expected tapering off by 11 p.m. Total snow accumulation is expected to be 1 to 3 inches, with temperatures in the upper twenties. […]

Suspect arrested after calling in phony bomb threat

The Ramapo Police Investigations Unit has arrested a 14-year-old for initiating a bomb threat incident at Suffern High School on September 21, 2023. As a result of the report, the school was evacuated with a coordinated response from several law enforcement agencies. On Monday, January 15, following a four-month investigation, police arrested the child, who […]

Action needed now to stop Rt. 59 closures

On Thursday, January 11, Clarkstown Supervisor George Hoehmann—along with Assemblyman Ken Zebrowski, Senator Bill Weber and Congressman Mike Lawler’s office—hosted a press conference on Route 59 in West Nyack at the site of continued unprecedented flooding and road closures. The officials demanded state and federal action to re- mediate the issues that have been causing […]