ROCKLAND COUNTY LEGISLATURE PASSES AGENDA, AWARDS CONTRACTS AND GRANTS

BY CAROL MCILMURRAY Rockland County Legislature held their first full meeting of the year on Tuesday. During the meeting the legislative body tabled a vote on a new proposed law called, “The Co-op Fair Treatment Law” until February. Three members of the Hudson Gateway Realtors Association (HGRA) spoke in favor of the proposed law during […]

The Village of Suffern’s First Military Leave Policy

Open letter to the public: Being a military veteran I have firsthand experience with the strain of being employed and being called into active military service on the individual or his or her family. Ironically on Dec 23, 2015 I was first made aware of the official orders (dated July 8, 2015) for activation from […]

Clarkstown Town Board Appoints Valerie Moldow as the Next Town Councilwoman

PRESS RELEASE The Clarkstown Town Board this evening voted to appoint Valerie Moldow to fill the council seat previously held by George Hoehmann, which became vacant following his overwhelming election victory to become the Town of Clarkstown Supervisor. Moldow, a licensed real estate associate broker, community leader, and mother of three, was chosen following a […]

ASSEMBLY DEMS VOTE DOWN TRANSPARENCY, ACCOUNTABILITY REFORM

Assemblyman Karl Brabenec (R,C,I-Deerpark) and his colleagues today attended a press conference held by Assembly Minority Leader Brian M. Kolb (R,C-Canandaigua) to introduce 17 separate reforms that will increase openness, accountability and transparency in the legislature. All 17 measures were defeated by Assembly Democrats including one to enact term limits for legislative leaders. “It has […]