Timelines – October 13, 2016

Creepy-Clown Phenomenon Hits Rockland Schools Several Rockland County schools received a threat from an online post regarding the creepy-clown phenomenon that is sweeping the nation. The social media post claimed clowns, “will be at the high schools this Friday to either kidnap students or kill teachers going to their cards,” and a later post named Spring […]

Clarkstown Marks 225th Birthday

Clarkstown Marks 225th Birthday

The Town of Clarkstown celebrated its 225th birthday party last week with festivities centered around Town Hall programs, exhibits and ceremonies. On Wednesday, the historical exhibits opened for public viewing throughout Town Hall, but centered on the front lobby, the main auditorium and, on the side aisle, a display of student entries in art and […]

Legislature Weighs In On Proposed Hudson River Anchorages

PRESS RELEASE The U.S. Coast Guard plan to allow new Hudson River commercial anchorage areas between Yonkers and Kingston, including Tomkins Cove, disregards the decades-long battle to restore the historic river and transform it from a backdoor to the front door of numerous communities, say three Rockland County legislators. The issue will be the focus […]

Stony Point restaurant must defend claims it was negligent in serving man who nearly killed judge’s daughter with car

BY MARC MOSS  An appellate court in Brooklyn has allowed a lawsuit to proceed brought by Alysoun Sherwood against the Fireside Steak Pub, claiming that the bar served a visibly intoxicated person who later struck her vehicle. Sherwood sustained serious injuries on February 22, 2013, when her vehicle was struck by Michael Coyle, the driver […]