PEARL RIVER SHOWING SUPPORT FOR POLICE

PEARL RIVER SHOWING SUPPORT FOR POLICE

By: Keith S. Shikowitz Security for me but not for thee. This is the way democratic led cities are looking at policing. They are not only looking into, but actively defunding the police. While doing this, they are making sure they have security, police security, at taxpayer expense to protect them as the protection for […]

Police investigate Ramapo stabbings

Photos by Mark Lieb RAMAPO – Police are investigating a stabbing incident at a home in the Town of Ramapo Monday night. They said two men who live at 124 Fairview Avenue were stabbed in an altercation stemming from an incident earlier in the day at the house. The suspect was being held in place […]

O&R $2.5M PROJECT TO BURY ELECTRIC LINES ON LAKE DEFOREST CAUSEWAY; STORM HARDENING DESIGNED TO IMPROVE ELECTRIC SERVICE RELIABILITY

O&R $2.5M PROJECT TO BURY ELECTRIC LINES ON LAKE DEFOREST CAUSEWAY; STORM HARDENING DESIGNED TO IMPROVE ELECTRIC SERVICE RELIABILITY

Orange & Rockland (O&R) plans to begin work Monday (Aug, 17) on a $2.5 million storm-hardening project designed to improve service resiliency and minimize storm-related service interruptions by burying the overhead electric lines that run along the causeway that crosses Lake DeForest between Congers and New City in Clarkstown. This project calls for undergrounding existing […]

Latest Economic Impact Report Details Devastating $25 Billion Drop in Revenue-Generating Sales

Latest Economic Impact Report Details Devastating $25 Billion Drop in Revenue-Generating Sales

The New York State Association of Counties (NYSAC) released its fourth in a series of Coronavirus Economic Impact reports designed to highlight the impact the pandemic is having on business activity and county revenues. The report comes a day after the State Division of Budget released its First Quarter Financial Plan Update that estimates State coffers are facing a current […]

Trailblazing detective laid to rest

Trailblazing detective laid to rest

SPRING VALLEY, NY – Last Thursday, the Spring Valley Police Department announced the passing of Retired Detective George Gibson at the age of 90. Detective Gibson started his career in 1964 as a Spring Valley Police Officer. In 1968, he became the first African American Police officer in Rockland County to be promoted to Detective. […]

WESLEY HILLS BECOMES THE FIRST MUNICIPALITY IN THE NORTHEAST TO IMPLEMENT A COMMUNITY CHOICE AGGREGATION PROGRAM FOR NATURAL GAS

WESLEY HILLS BECOMES THE FIRST MUNICIPALITY IN THE NORTHEAST TO IMPLEMENT A COMMUNITY CHOICE AGGREGATION PROGRAM FOR NATURAL GAS

The Village of Wesley Hills is proud to announce that it is the first municipality in New York State and the entire Northeast to implement a Community Choice Aggregation Program (CCA) for natural gas.  It is anticipated that the Program will begin for residents and small commercial accounts during the billing cycle that begins in […]