BY CHERYL SLAVIN During the course of his regular monthly report to the Town Board, Stony Point Police Chief Brian Moore spoke at length about the challenges of maintaining a high standard of protection and service while operating with a limited staff. There are 30 spots available on the roster, of which 23 are currently […]
County Executive Ed Day proclaimed June 3, 2014 as Morning Music Club Day in Rockland County to mark their 90th anniversary and recognize them for their service to our community. They celebrated at a luncheon at Rockland Country Club. The Morning Music Club (MMC) was established on January 8, 1924 by a group of professional […]
Cengage Learning, a leading educational content, software and services company for the K–12 and higher education, has attained the rights to “The Guide to Surviving General Chemistry,” a text book written by dentist and Baltimore resident, Michael Rosen. At the very young age of 21, Michael Rosen self-published a chemistry text book with the goal […]
At the 69th annual school for Highway Superintendents (Highway School), co-sponsored by the Association of Towns of the State of New York and the Albany and the Cornell Local Roads Program, longtime Stony Point Superintendent of Highways Larry Brissings was recognized for 10 years attendance at the annual event, which is intended to keep superintendents […]
For the past 18 months veteran fundraiser Don Franchino has led efforts to bring in monies necessary to rebuild the facilities at Hi Tor Animal Care Center in Pomona. This effort will be no more after Franchino resigned in disgust because Hi Tor board president Lizanne Fiorentino asked the District Attorney’s Office to investigate why […]
BY CHERYL SLAVIN On the 70th anniversary of D-Day, Stony Point honored one of its own, Francis M. (Mickey) Dorsey, a veteran of WWII and the Normandy Invasion. With flags flapping in the breeze, the ceremony took place under clear blue skies on the steps of Town Hall, where dignitaries heaped awards and proclamations upon […]