BY CHERYL SLAVIN On February 1 the Stony Point Seals will once again do what they have done for the past 16 Super Bowl Sundays. Participants from all over Rockland County and surrounding areas will strip down to their bathing gear and take the plunge into the icy waters of the Hudson River as a way […]
BY DYLAN SKRILOFF A 23-year-old Bronx man was charged with a disorderly conduct violation after a Tuesday night incident at Nanuet Diner led to a major commotion requiring the attention of several police cars and an ambulance. The alleged perpetrator was angry over service at the restaurant, leading to an argument with other customers and […]
At a meeting of Clarkstown Committee on January 5, Ralph E. Sabatini, New City, was unanimously elected as the new Clarkstown Republican Party chairman to serve a two year term. He succeeds Robert Axelrod, who had served for in that position for six years. Sabatini, a New City resident of over 40 years, ran for […]
Stop Anellotech, a grassroots community coalition which opposes the expansion of the Anellotech research facility located on the Pfizer campus in Pearl River, has filed an Article 78 petition in Rockland County Supreme Court, seeking to overturn the negative declaration issued by the Orangetown Planning Board last September that “the proposed action will not have […]
BY BILL DEMAREST STONY POINT – Local police officers from Rockland County today welcomed home one of the two police officers who was wounded in a Bronx gun battle. Officers from the Stony Point Police Department were joined by other officers, including members of the Rockland County Sheriff’s Department, in greeting Police Officer Andrew Dossi, 30, of Stony […]
BY BILL DEMAREST NEW CITY – Friday was the last day in office for Rockland County’s economic development director, Calherbe Monel of Spring Valley, with County Executive Ed Day expected to soon name a replacement to the post. County officials said Monel left Day’s administration to seek other opportunities. Day has not yet announced who […]