It was a somber day at the Congers Lake Memorial Park on March 24 as many faces came out to express their condolences for the 50th anniversary of the Gilchrest Road crossing accident. The anniversary was marked by the Town of Clarkstown as a commemoration to remember the lives of those lost during the horrific […]
By Kaila Amorusi During the town of Stony Point Board Meeting on March 22, 2022, the town council discussed many upcoming and current situations going on in Stony Point and North Rockland. The first item on the agenda was the Patriot Hills Golf Course that is scheduled to open Friday, March 25th. The town board […]
So I’ve known for the better part of months that for Final Four Weekend, I was going to be in Las Vegas for a buddy’s bachelor party. Unbelievable timing, unbelievable weather, but would it end up being a picturesque Final Four? Aside from years when my alma mater Syracuse was a part of the festivities, […]
The Clarkstown police have apprehended a 64-year-old man they believe to be responsible for a series of break-ins that occurred between October 16, 2021, and January 1, 2022. In that four month window, the CPD responded to four separate commercial burglaries located within the Nanuet area, all of them involving forced entry into the buildings […]
Although it was a cloudy day in Pearl River, not a single raindrop came down on their 58th annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Sunday, March 20. After two years of the parade being put to a halt due to the pandemic, thousands of people came out to celebrate Pearl River’s very own version of […]
By Supervisor George Hoehmann Friday, March 24, 1972, started off as another typical early spring day in Clarkstown. It was just a week before Easter and the high school winter hockey season had just ended the day before with spring sports about to start. Temperatures in Congers that morning were in the low forties, it […]