BY BARRY WARNER In high school, a videographer is responsible for recording live events and documentaries. The video advances the culture of the high school and can be placed on its website for greater viewing by the community. The videographer and crew have to set up the equipment and make the necessary adjustments to the […]
Your weekly forecast by Zachary Jacomowitz: April 6-12 Hello, Rockland County! It’s been a wintry week this first full week of April. Baseball had to be postponed due to the snow. Will spring finally show its face? Let’s find out! Friday: Mainly cloudy with rain and snow showers. High near 45° after a morning low […]
Noted interior designer Ernest de la Torre has just listed his vibrant, chic home for $3.6 million in the historic, artistic community of Sneden’s Landing. Located just a short walk to the Hudson River, the home gets its nickname from a focal point above the home’s entrance way: a European style clock that protrudes from […]
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT FROM CPD Many residents and businesses are now utilizing surveillance cameras and these cameras may capture persons and events without the owner’s knowledge and this captured information may help the police department solve crimes and help keep the Town safe. The Clarkstown Police Department is asking residents and businesses around the Town […]
Save The Animals Rescue Team II is holding a special adoption event from now until the last one is adopted. This special adopt-a-thon event consists of cats ranging from 1-year and older, which includes spay/neuter, all shots and includes Leukemia and Aids testing for only $50. Our furry guests range from boys and girls, black & […]
BY JOE KUHN Rockland Community College received a welcome visitor last Tuesday when Dr. Kristina M. Johnson, the 13th chancellor of the State University of New York, toured the campus and met with students, faculty and the school’s president, Dr. Michael Baston. The chancellor was “very impressed” during her first ever visit to the “beautiful” […]