Elizabeth Mitchell, 45, of Nyack, New York, has plead guilty to the entire indictment charging her with aggravated vehicular homicide, manslaughter in the second degree, vehicular manslaughter in the second degree, assault in the second degree, vehicular assault in the second degree, leaving the scene of an incident resulting in death, leaving the scene of […]
Greetings Jon. I am so impressed with your knowledge of antiques and collectibles that I had to ask you about this large toy bus that belonged to my father many, many years ago. I can remember my dad telling me it was a Christmas present sometime around 1930. My father also told me that it […]
All in With John Jastremski By all accounts, it feels like the New York Giants executed the 2025 NFL Draft as well as they could from a process standpoint. The Giants predicament was pretty simple heading into last Thursday night. Can they find a way to come away with one of the best players in […]
One of the core principles of my administration is simple but powerful: we believe in listening to you. In Rockland County, our goal is not just to serve residents—it’s to collaborate with them. We want to hear your concerns, your ideas, and your vision for the place we all call home. Because when government and […]
Mental Health Awareness Month Life can often be incredibly challenging. We all go through tough times when everything seems to be going wrong. Unfortunately, not everyone has the ability to cope with these circumstances and mental health education is sorely lacking even here in the United States. While great strides have been made to reduce […]
Rockland County Legislators unanimously approved a contract to allow the construction of the new Rockland County Firefighters’ Memorial to move forward, a major milestone that will allow the project to break ground. “It’s really past time for us to have a county-level memorial,” Rockland County Legislature Public Safety Committee Chairman Paul Cleary said. “Many of […]