Experiencing the sudden death of a loved one is a painful experience. Death by murder often leads to overwhelming feelings of grief for the bereaved as their worlds have been twisted upside down. One cannot be prepared for the pain and grief experienced when facing the reality that a loved one has passed on. Homicides […]
By: Juliana Perciavalle The Orangetown Police Department has identified the victim of Sunday night’s fatal shooting as Gregory Dubuisson, a 35-year-old Nyack resident. The suspect, who attempted to flee by bicycle, is Wendy Jean, 26 of South Nyack. The shooting was first reported last night at 7pm; the OPD received several calls about […]
By County Executive Ed Day I have good news to share with you in respect to the 2021 Proposed Budget. The New York State Comptroller’s Office reviewed the proposed $721.7 million 2021 spending plan, which matches the New York State property tax cap while avoiding layoffs and found that, “the significant revenue and expenditure […]
Just in time for holiday gift giving, the RoCA’s popular and well-attended sale of regional artists and artisans and their wares has returned. This year the bazaar will offer hand-crafted jewelry, ceramics ready for home use, paintings, holiday ornaments, and much more. Masks and social distancing are required and limits to the number of people […]
The New York Boulders continued to build their roster for their initial foray into the Frontier League in 2021 as they bolstered their pitching staff this past week with six signings, including North Rockland High School and Pace University graduate Danny Wirchansky. The team also inked right-handers Luke Burton, Alex Carrillo, Ben Strahm, and Gaylon […]
Jennifer Korn On Nov. 13, a state Supreme Court judge approved the sale of Nyack College to Yeshivath Viznitz D’khal Torath Chaim Inc., after receiving a letter of no objection from the New York State Department of Education and a no-objection endorsement from the New York State Attorney General’s Charities Bureau. The […]