On Monday night religious leaders of every denomination gathered in solidarity on Nyack’s Main Street to memorialize Daunte Wright, a young father was fatally shot by a Minneapolis police officer during a traffic stop last Sunday. Hezekiah Easter Park was adorned with pictures of not only Wright but other recent victims of police brutality as […]
The 2021 baseball season is a little over a week old, so naturally overreactions are running wild. It’s the nature of the beast, it is par for the course. Some overreactions are totally overblown. For example, the Yankees lineup is not going to continue to stink throughout the regular season the way it has […]
Standing outside the Pearl River library on Monday, Assemblyman Mike Lawler (R,C,I,SAM-Pearl River) and State Sen. Elijah Reichlin-Melnick hosted a press conference to advocate for the passage of “Paula’s Law,” a proposed expansion of a state law which prevents anyone who murders a child under the age of 18 during a sexual attack from seeking […]
The Nanuet train station is officially under renovation. On Monday, April 19, Metro-North Railroad began construction on a new platform shelter and a host of other improvements to the site which provided transportation for the more than 600 customers daily in 2019. “Our attention always remains on our customers and our West of Hudson riders […]
Do you love riding motorcycles? Are you current or past military? Are you current or past law enforcement? Do you have a charitable spirit? Then you might want to consider joining the Nam Knights. They are a motorcycle club that President of the Hudson Valley Chapter George Kelly called a group of Boy Scouts […]
Whereas it was not on the agenda for the meeting, the passage of New York State’s law legalizing the sale and use of marijuana became an issue at the Town of Haverstraw board meeting on April 12. After the board’s business was concluded and the meeting was opened to public participation, Elon Schulien […]