Our county is facing a housing crisis, and I want to speak directly about what we’re doing to meet that moment. Last Friday, at our annual Rockland County Housing Forum, we announced the launch of our new Keep Rockland Home affordable housing campaign — a focused effort to break down stigma, correct misinformation, and make […]
There are so many times throughout the year when I’m reminded how incredibly blessed I am to serve as Supervisor in a town that consistently comes together as a community when it matters most. Clarkstown is one of New York State’s largest towns, with a population of over 86,000 residents. That rather large population is […]
Following the cult success of Nova Seed, a film we previously reviewed, Nick DiLiberto took a different route from dystopian sci-fi. He went medieval, but with a twist that solidifies his position as one of the most remarkable solo animators working today. Empress of Darkness (2020), also known as Empress of Darkness: The Curse of […]
Sr. Mary Grace Walsh, ASCJ, Ph.D., Superintendent of Schools, has announced campus consolidations: St. Anthony-St. Paul School in Nanuet/Valley Cottage will consolidate from two locations to one campus at St. Anthony Parish in Nanuet. The final St. Paul School reunion was held April 11, at 4 p.m. in the school gym. The reunion also coincided […]
It has been a hectic few weeks for the Veronesi family. We recently sold our home and are in the process of purchasing my parents’ house, where we are also building a 1,000-square-foot addition to create a private apartment for them. While construction on the addition began several months ago, it is not yet complete, […]
Why are my candidates still parading around its corpse? On Thursday, April 9th, I sat down with almost 800 people, both in person and on zoom, to watch the debate between three Democrat primary candidates for NY-17. The debate covered a wide range of issues, but something stuck out to me when the candidates were […]