BY ANTHONY MELE The 45th president of the United States will be elected to undo the nearly irrevocable harm perpetrated by the 44th president and his administration. Selling the idea of voting for Obama because he is black or voting for Hillary because she is a woman were marketing ploys that hoodwinked the nation. It […]
Community View by Robert I. Rhodes, Ph.D., Chairman, Preserve Ramapo The Hillcrest chapter of CUPON (Citizens United to Protect Our Neighbors) met last Tuesday evening. Thanks to Micheal Miller’s presentation it was a most educational and shocking evening. Micheal presented a long list of building projects in Ramapo. He estimated that when approved a total […]
BY DR. LOU ALPERT After the appearance of a number of articles in this column over the last several months reacting to numerous complaints made by our readers concerning the “forced” imposition by Microsoft of the the Windows 10 operating system on their computers. Microsoft has now “come clean” and finally acknowledged the “confusion” […]
BY JERRY DONNELLAN Director, Veterans Service Agency of Rockland County I arrived in Vietnam at the ripe old age of 22.  I say that because the average age in my platoon was 19. Think about the 19-year olds you know. It’s like last year’s high school football team. Now armed to the teeth with weapons they […]
BY DIANE DIMOND This is the time of year parents start worrying about back-to-school things. For those parents with college-aged kids who will soon go off to live by themselves, here’s an extra bit of preparation to think about. You may not realize it, but police departments across the country, especially those near colleges and […]
Dear North Rockland Central School District Families and Staff, Given recent local and national new headlines regarding elevated lead levels in municipal and school water supplies, the North Rockland Central School District decided to move quickly to test our water supply to ensure that our students and faculty are provided with safe drinking water In […]