Jennifer Korn On Nov. 13, a state Supreme Court judge approved the sale of Nyack College to Yeshivath Viznitz D’khal Torath Chaim Inc., after receiving a letter of no objection from the New York State Department of Education and a no-objection endorsement from the New York State Attorney General’s Charities Bureau. The […]
By: Joe Kuhn The Palisades Center was thrilled to announce that Space Adventure Glow in the Dark Mini Golf, the only 18-hole indoor miniature golf course in Rockland County, opened its first location at the property on November 5. At 7,000 square feet, Space Adventure is the biggest indoor miniature golf course on the East […]
By Kathy Kahn After nearly five decades of supplying power to electricity-hungry New York City, Indian Point is scheduled to close down in April 2021. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has given conditional approval to the sale of Indian Point to Holtec International, based in Jupiter, Florida. One of its affiliates, Holtec Decommissioning International […]
By: Keith S. Shikowitz On November 21, 2020 at different times during the day, the five towns of Rockland County are all giving away free dinner bags for Rockland’s Veterans. The meals are for veterans and their families as a small thank you for the sacrifices they have made for their country. A Veterans ID […]
By: Ella Coogan With 290 electoral votes and a popular vote lead of over 5 million, the Associated Press declared Joe Biden and Vice Presidential Candidate Kamala Harris the winners of the 2020 presidential election on Nov. 7. Although votes for the presidential race are still being counted in Arizona, Georgia, and North […]
By: Jennifer Korn At the beginning of the COVID-19 outbreak, nursing homes around the country went into lockdown to protect those most susceptible to the virus. Unfortunately, several reports suggest that the restrictions meant to safeguard the elderly have created a different problem: a new mental health crisis. In March, the Centers for Medicare […]