On top of a flagpole in Orangeburg, there is a small green dot. 30 years ago Kevin O’Rourke from the Camp Shanks Museum placed that small dot, which upon further inspection is revealed to be an authentic World War II helmet. The base of the flagpole is a large white star, seemingly plucked from the […]
Starting in the 2025–2026 school year, New York will ban cell phones in all K-12 public, charter, and BOCES schools during school hours. The “bell-to-bell” ban, included in the 2026 budget, hopes to reduce classroom distractions and improve children’s focus. Governor Kathy Hochul announced the policy during the budget signing while surrounded by school children. […]
This is kind of a weird item Jon, that I’ve had a long time. My grandfather was a Captain with the Jersey City Police Department from the 1930s to the 1950s. He was involved in a number of big crime cases in New Jersey. Many years ago, when he passed and we were cleaning out […]
All in With John Jastremski I won’t beat around the bush. I went into the Eastern Conference Semifinals with zero expectations for New York Knicks success. After all, could you blame me? The Celtics are reigning NBA Champions and have dominated the Knicks for the last two seasons. Boston was 4-0 against the Knicks and […]
CBS Sports Lead NFL/NCAA Reporter and Clarkstown North HS Grad (Class of 1993) Tracy Wolfson was in New City last week at her alma mater to speak to students — repping their favorite teams — at Clarkstown High School North about her path to the profession. From the worst on-camera interview to the sought-after “I […]
Rockland County’s volunteer firefighters will be able to learn the signs of two of the most life-threating conditions they may face – flashovers and backdrafts – following approval of new firefighting equipment by the Rockland County Legislature. “This training equipment allows our firefighters to better prepare for the many fires they battle throughout the course […]