In 2016 the democrats and the republicans both held divisive presidential primaries featuring a large swath of political ideas. Ted Cruz, John Kasich, Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, and of course Donald Trump, each represented various ideological wings within their parties. The political momentum of the time told Republican voters that the samey, run of the […]
Last Friday, I had the career-expanding opportunity to see the president in person as a member of the press, thanks to the Rockland County Times. As a reporter who graduated college last year with a degree in journalism, I can tell you that this was the equivalent of my own personal Superbowl. The frenzy started […]
All my life I’ve been reading comic books. Starting in elementary school, I used to frequent Funny Business which was formerly in Nyack but has since closed, for all my monthly issues. I read them incessantly, even counting them towards my reading logs, much to my teachers’ frustration. Even now, I still love the medium. […]
On Tuesday, May 19th, The Bond and Budget Vote and School Board Election will be held from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. On March 24th, the Pearl River Board of Education approved a $61.4 million bond proposal to present to voters on May 19th. This proposal focuses on making many significant upgrades to the schools […]
This is my 2026 public comment regarding the worst-case scenario concept for Community Rally Points at the intersections of county roads when the crisis is larger than government can handle. In 2023 I originally presented this concept to the Sheriff and County Legislature. This has yet to be acted upon. Since then, there have been […]
Why are my candidates still parading around its corpse? On Thursday, April 9th, I sat down with almost 800 people, both in person and on zoom, to watch the debate between three Democrat primary candidates for NY-17. The debate covered a wide range of issues, but something stuck out to me when the candidates were […]