BY HEATHER BARR The Project LIFE (Learning is For Everyone) program of North Rockland High School has teamed up with local businesses, Simone’s Cleaners and Yo2Go of Garnerville, to teach students with developmental disabilities real life job and people skills. These achievements were celebrated at noon on Wednesday, May 29 at Yo2Go. The group of […]
A Nyack High School security guard was arrested last week for allegedly threatening to blow up the school. Kenneth A. Carter, 51, of Central Nyack, was facing disciplinary actions from the school and angrily remarked to a co-worker that he would get his guns and blow the school up. He was taken into custody by […]
Rockland’s Vershawn London launches new Fashion House of London event, has eyes on big time The great fashionista Vershawn London of Spring Valley has been fairly quiet in the past five years, but no more. The czar of Rockland fashion says it’s times to make some waves and he has his eyes on the prize: […]
PHOTOS BY BRETT S. NELSON
BY MICHAEL RICONDA Stony Point – At the most recent meeting of the Stony Point Town Board on May 28, Susan Filgueras of Stony Point Action Committee for the Environment (SPACE) gave an update on the ongoing renovations to restore the historic Pyngyp School on Route 210 and repurpose it as a community center. “We […]
Red Cross Still Holding onto Sandy Relief Monies It has been seven months since Superstorm Sandy hit the tri-state area, and the Red Cross still has more than two-thirds of the $303 million it raised to aid relief efforts at its disposal. Though some are questioning this slow use of resources, the Red Cross defends […]