Jets Season At Early Crossroads Just a couple of Thursday’s ago, everything seemed so promising in the land of the New York Jets. The team had just throttled the New England Patriots on Thursday Night Football. Aaron Rodgers didn’t look any bit like a 40 year old quarterback and had a triumphant return to Met […]
Recently I was appointed the executor for my uncle’s estate. Going through his scrapbook I came upon this old NY Yankees ticket. I can remember my uncle telling me that he went to almost every NY Yankee game in the 1950’s. At the time he lived on Walton Ave in the Bronx, which is two […]
Opinion By: Barbara Robinson In recent years, news stories about natural disasters have become more frequent and more severe. It is no secret that climate change is swiftly becoming one of the biggest problems of our time, requiring immediate and collaborative action. Supporting political leaders like Senator Pete Harckham is a great way to get […]
The County of Rockland has won a lawsuit filed in response to a State of New York law that demanded local elections occur only in even numbered years, cutting terms for all county officials down a year – a direct violation of our local charter – and ultimately forcing local races to be overshadowed by […]
National Fire Prevention Week Just over a month ago, contractors working at the Highland Nanuet Apartments began to smell gas. Authorities were quickly alerted and firefighters were on the scene within minutes, but a massive fire had already erupted in one of the buildings by the time they arrived. Efforts to get the already advanced […]
I am proud to let the people of Rockland know that the County of Rockland won the lawsuit against the State of New York’s election law that demanded local elections occur only in even numbered years, cutting terms for all county officials down a year – a direct violation of our local charter – and […]