Staying Connected: Hoehm Town Happenings TV Show Since becoming Supervisor, one of my top priorities is keeping our residents informed, engaged, and connected with what’s happening in our town. That’s why each month, I host a television program that is a valuable tool we have for building community, sharing important updates, and celebrating the people […]
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is targeting Republican Michael Lawler of New York’s 17th district in the mid-term election of 2026. The DCCC says Lawler’s addition to the Democrats’ Districts in Play signal their readiness to reclaim the House majority by focusing on this key New York seat. The Democratic committee said Lawler’s addition to […]
Senator Bill Weber (R, Nanuet) has announced the posthumous induction of former Clarkstown Councilman Mark Woods Jr. into the State Senate Veterans Hall of Fame. Woods died unexpectedly last May at the age of 54. The induction ceremony is scheduled to take place at the New York State Capitol in Albany on Tuesday, May 27th. […]
Students Get Real-World Glimpses into Hands-on, High-Tech, and High-Paying Careers More than 700 local high school students got an inside look at the world of building and construction last week at the 24th Annual Construction Career Day, the premier industry-sponsored career exposition in the Hudson Valley. Students from six counties filled the Rockland Community College […]
By: Joseph Dunnigan In March, I saw a red car going very fast and very erratic on Interstate 87. As the car passed by me, I noticed it had pasted to the driver’s side window the image of President Donald Trump. The image was in such a way that it looked as if he, the […]
Navigating the world of government services, job applications and paperwork is a headache inducing nightmare. With so much else to take care of, taking the time to sit down and tackle websites tends to fall to the bottom of the list. Many people are unsure of what types of services may even be available to […]