Catholic elementary schools in Rockland will once again offer a universal open house day for parents interested in learning more about Catholic schools in the region. Launched in October 2012, the Archdiocese of New York has deemed Touring Tuesday program a success and made it a permanent initiative for the area. This year’s program comes […]
New Exit Sign Unveiled in Stony Point BY HEATHER BARR On Saturday, May 11, over 20 people were in attendance as town officials and volunteers unveiled the new “Welcome to Stony Point” sign off of exit 14. Many people were involved with the making of the new sign, and the beautiful landscape surrounding it. It […]
BY PETER BRUNWASSER Out with the old light bulbs! Here come the LEDs. Shell Gas Station and Convenience store on 53 Route 59 Nyack shines bright with new state of the art canopy LED Lighting. The Nyack Shell Gas Station will realize huge energy savings while keeping maintenance and operating costs down. NY Fuel Distributors, […]
Former New York State Assemblyman Kenneth Peter Zebrowski passed away in March 2007 at the age of 61 from the Hepatitis C Virus. Zebrowski contracted the disease in 1973 from blood transfusions received during an 18-hour operation; however, he was not diagnosed with Hepatitis C until 1996. Assemblyman Zebrowski spent over 30 years serving the […]
PHOTOS BY TOM MCGUIRE The Haverstraw Collaborative recently hosted senior citizens for a brand new concept, a Seniors Senior Prom! A good time was had by all.
BY BARRY WARNER You’ve probably heard of the Department of Personnel but what exactly is it? The commissioner of the Dept. of Personnel has the authority to adopt civil service rules governing both county government employees and employees of local municipal agencies such as towns, libraries and school districts. The Department of Personnel conducts civil […]