BY DYLAN SKRILOFF In four short years, Class of 2014 Suffern High School alum, Nick Perri, has gone from a video analyst for the Suffern Mounties ice hockey team to a rising talent in the Tier II junior league ice hockey coaching ranks. Perri was hired this May as the assistant coach for the […]
Rockland Riders are Frustrated with Bus Options Rockland bus riders trying to cross the Hudson River are facing difficulties with the New York State Department of Transportation’s Hudson Link bus service. The 6:40 a.m. bus to Tarrytown has only showed up to Atropee Way in Nyack and has only showed up twice. These buses are […]
By Barry Warner The nonprofit Soup Kitchen was established in 1980 with a specific goal of helping the less fortunate members of the community. These included the elderly, unemployed, underemployed, poor and the homeless. The church provides a safe, clean and uplifting environment for guests in need of a nutritious lunch at no cost, seven […]
BY JESSICA WARREN West Nyack, NY— It’s been a journey for Anthony Nielsen, who worked his way up from being an hourly team member to becoming the new general manager of Yard House in West Nyack, NY. Nielsen has been a part of the food business for 14 years and was inspired at a young […]
PRESS RELEASE Rockland County District Attorney Thomas P. Zugibe this week announced that Aleksandr Fridman (DOB 09/06/1956) of 45 Omni Court, New City, New York has been arrested by members of the Joint Public Corruption Task Force and charged with: *One count of Grand Larceny in the Third Degree, a class “D” Felony *43 counts […]
By Keith S. Shikowitz Porta–potties are seen many places, from parks to construction sites and sometimes roadside rest stops. Many people try to avoid using them if possible due to the smell. The neighborhoods around Carol Avenue in West Haverstraw are finding out how impossible this is and are being stunk out by a porta-potty […]