CUOMO PRESS RELEASE Governor Andrew M. Cuomo this week outlined four major federal cuts, totaling more than $21.2 billion annually, that are part of policies the will hurt New York State. Cuomo declared that the cuts to New York State are disproportionate to the rest of the country – even as New York is the […]
Legislator Harriet Cornell is thanking and applauding the many volunteers, creators and county employees who have contributed to the success of the Rockland County Art In Public Places program. “Art is many things – and it means different things to different people, as they experience it,” Legislator Cornell said. “Rockland’s Art in Public Places has […]
With George Hoehmann Supervisor, Town of Clarkstown As I look back of the last 21 months of my Administration, I am encouraged by the tremendous progress that has been made. For the first time in over thirty years we have cut property taxes – alleviating some of the pressure on our already overburdened residents and […]
NEW YORK (Reuters) – A U.S. appeals court on Tuesday threw out the conviction of former New York state Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos, citing a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision that narrowed the conduct that can sustain federal corruption charges. But the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said federal prosecutors can retry Skelos […]
Last week News12 showed footage of Town of Clarkstown code enforcer and CSEA union head Brian Wagner doing personal errands on the job. Wagner has been suspended pending a review of his alleged milking of the clock. Supervisor George Hoehmann said he will continue to seek out loafing employees. “The Town of Clarkstown has great […]