Multi-Family Zoning a Source of Controversy in Congers

Multi-Family Zoning a Source of Controversy in Congers

BY MARIA BROWNSELL At the Clarkstown Town Board Meeting on April 8, one of the public hearings sparked some heated conversation. The hearing was about a proposed local law entitled: “A local Law Amending the Zoning Map of the Town of Clarkstown, Congers Multifamily Zoning. The zoning district would be changed from light industrial office […]

NEIGHBOR VS. NEIGHBOR: Drama persists at Pezzementi property in Stony Point

NEIGHBOR VS. NEIGHBOR: Drama persists at Pezzementi property in Stony Point

BY DYLAN SKRILOFF Drama has escalated between local businessman and former Sullivan County cop Todd Pezzementi and his neighbors, the Fonseca Family, on Lindbergh Road in Stony Point. Pezzementi was arrested for criminal mischief in December for allegedly cutting the Fonsecas’ water well after Marge Fonseca had complained repeatedly to the town that Pezzementi was […]

Library Media Specialists Infuse Technology into Classrooms

Library Media Specialists Infuse Technology into Classrooms

  BY BARRY WARNER School Library Month in April recognizes Library Media Specialists (LMS) who integrate the digital world into today’s classrooms and throughout the curriculum. Specially trained and knowledgeable in the use of information technology, they have become important instructional partners, working with students and teachers to effect change. South Orangetown Middle School Library […]

Schumer and Falco to CSX and DOT: Don’t keep our first responders in the dark

Schumer and Falco to CSX and DOT: Don’t keep our first responders in the dark

BY DYLAN SKRILOFF U.S. Senator Charles Schumer visited Rockland and Orange County this week to push for a new Department of Transportation rule requiring rail companies to share information about the content of their rail cares with local first responders. Senator Schumer was joined by Rockland Sheriff Louis Falco outside Sheriff’s Headquarters on Tuesday, as […]