TAKING A LOOK AT EARTH DAY AT THREE LOCAL SCHOOLS

TAKING A LOOK AT EARTH DAY AT THREE LOCAL SCHOOLS

BY BARRY WARNER Last Friday, Earth Day aimed to motivate awareness and appreciation of the globe’s environment. According to the website timeanddate.com Senator Gaylord Nelson founded Earth Day in 1970 to promote ecology, respect for life on this planet, as well as to encourage mindfulness of the growing problems of air, water and soil pollution. […]

UNSUNG HEROES: A voice for adults in need

UNSUNG HEROES: A voice for adults in need

BY KATHY KAHN Some retirees join boards of directors, hit the golf course or become perennial travelers, but for one Montebello resident, giving a voice to adults who often have issues dealing with the system is a passion he’s giving his leisure time to. Tom Ternquist is an Ombudsman for Independent Living based in Westchester […]

Rockland riverfront communities near New TZ to receive $475,000 in state grant

  The Thruway Authority on Wednesday announced $475,000 in state grants to three municipalities in Rockland County in support if riverfront restoration and revitalization projects near the New NY Bridge. The grants will fund recreational, cultural and infrastructure projects in villages along the Hudson River. Approximately $1 million was also granted to riverfront communities in […]

ROCKLAND CORRECTION OFFICER ACCUSED OF TRADING DOPE FOR SEX

ROCKLAND CORRECTION OFFICER ACCUSED OF TRADING DOPE FOR SEX

Falco says he nearly killed prostitute with bad batch of brown sugar Rockland County Corrections Officer Ranolfo Ventillo was living a double life clouded by criminality, drugs and prostitution, investigators in the Sheriff’s Dept. allege. After working with inmates all day and night, investigators accuse Ventillo of routinely arranging meetings with local prostitutes and trading heroin for sex. Sheriff Louis Falco […]