BY MICHAEL VOLPE Susan Carrington’s custody case took another troubling turn when she alleged in a New York Appeal’s Court that the judge who originally handled her case provided ex-parte advice to her ex-husband, John McNelis, in a hearing in 2010. According to a February 3, 2016, appeal filed with New York’s Supreme Court, on […]
The New Generation Theatre, a Rockland County theatre company for young performers, is currently accepting registration for its 2016 summer theatre production of “In The Heights.” Directed by Sol Bloch and Justin Boccitto, NGT strives to provide sophisticated musical productions for serious-minded students looking to further their singing, acting, and dancing skills. The program is open to students in […]
You and your family are invited to join us this Sunday for real, hands-on discovery and real fun at Rockland County YouthFEST and the STEAM Expo— both events just minutes apart, right here in Suffern! We especially look forward to seeing you at our interactive Real Discovery! Lab where your child can: Construct & Launch a Robot Create & Program a Video Game Compose an Animated Digital Story  . . and […]
Armando L. Castillo, a 22-year-old Haverstraw man, was arrested this week in Stony Point on charges of grand larceny in the fourth degree and criminal possession of stolen property in the fourth degree, both felonies. On March 1, 2016, the Stony Point Police Department arrested Castillo following an investigation by the Stony Point Police Detective Bureau […]
Ella Signs her name at the Top of the Mountain Photos taken by Aaron Moeller at Kakiat State Park
New City fifth grader Casey Zuckerman presented a “use blinker” traffic sign to Supervisor George Hoehmann and Councilwoman Valerie Moldow this week. Casey designed the sign to encourage drivers to use their blinkers and worked with Highway Superintendent Frank DiZenzo (pictured) to have the sign made. Casey came up with the idea for the school district’s Invention […]