Town redirects $560K in “leftover” funds BY MICHAEL RICONDA Stony Point – The Stony Point Town Board hit a milestone on Tuesday night by closing the ongoing public hearing on the town’s master plan and paving the way for a vote on the long-delayed revisions. After taking some final questions and comments from Stony Point […]
BY ARDSLEY POMONA Suffern Mayor Dagan Lacorte has dealt with his fair share of strife during the 2013 campaign season for county executive. From revelations of his history of verbal and physical confrontations with rivals and critics, to media coverage of controversial former Assemblyman Ryan Karben’s donations to his campaign, to, most memorably, the infamous […]
Cycling fundraiser to be held for severely-injured toddler A bike shop-owner’s wife recently kick-started a driveto raising money for a Georgia toddler with a severe brain injury with a multi-state marathon bike ride. After finding a Facebook page providing updates on Tripp Halstead, who was struck and severely brain damaged by a fallen tree branch while […]
Photos from Serendipity Saturday in Clarktstown BY BARRY WARNER
The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation and the Walkway Over the Hudson this week announced construction has begun on a new 21-story steel elevator tower that will connect the elevated Walkway Over the Hudson State Historic Park to the Poughkeepsie waterfront, further establishing the park as the centerpiece of a […]
BY DYLAN SKRILOFF The reign of Marc and Chelle Engelman at the Stony Point Ambulance Corps (SPAC) quietly came to an official end this week, as a new president, vice president and other officers, as well as two new board members, were elected. Two months ago the board announced the suspension of then-president and vice […]