Government Intervention Would Hurt Energy Producers

Government Intervention Would Hurt Energy Producers

By Tom Giovanetti and Drew Johnson America’s energy sector has seen better days. The recent price war between Saudi Arabia and Russia rocked oil and gas markets — and the coronavirus outbreak has reduced demand and forced some companies in the renewable sector to stall projects and furlough workers. Despite these upheavals, the government has […]

Thirty Years Later- The Fight for Inclusion and Equality

Thirty Years Later- The Fight for Inclusion and Equality

By David Carlucci On July 26, 1990, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed into law. Few laws have affected the lives of so many Americans, and even fewer have made such sweeping positive change. Thirty years later, we credit the ADA for improving accessibility—requiring elevators, ramps, and curb cuts. We credit it for […]

HEALTH DEPARTMENT HAS SEEN INCREASED REPORTS OF RODENT ACTIVITY IN RESIDENTIAL AREAS

HEALTH DEPARTMENT HAS SEEN INCREASED REPORTS OF RODENT ACTIVITY IN RESIDENTIAL AREAS

Rockland County Executive Ed Day and County Health Commissioner Dr. Patricia Schnabel Ruppert alert residents of increased rodent activity due to the recent COVID-19 restaurant and business closures. The temporary shutdown has caused an increasing need for rodents such as rats to become more aggressive in their behavior and find alternative food sources, which has […]

The world can thank President Trump for the oil deal

The world can thank President Trump for the oil deal

By Merrill Matthews In the midst of a pandemic, President Trump was able to convince the second and third largest crude oil producing countries to voluntarily cut production. In so doing he may have saved global financial markets, the U.S. energy industry — and the U.S. economy. Here’s why. Since the early 1970s the Organization […]

County Executive’s Corner: “Made in Rockland”

County Executive’s Corner: “Made in Rockland”

By County Executive Ed Day Rockland County is once again leading the way during a time of crisis. Pfizer, whose research and development efforts are mainly conducted right here in Pearl River, announced that the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) placed a $1.95 billion initial order for 100 million doses of an […]

Teaching Toxic Topics on the Taxpayer’s Tab

Teaching Toxic Topics on the Taxpayer’s Tab

BY DIANE DIMOND It is clear we have real racial problems in this country, problems that need to be worked through as we try to restore some semblance of harmony and understanding among the population. National healing starts with meaningful conversations, devoid of angry rhetoric and criminal reactions, and needs to include everyone studiously listening […]

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