Harvey soap opera frustrates all BY JOE RINI The express train to the station stop “2015 Post-Season” for the New York Mets appears to have been re-routed to the local track since the Amazins returned to Citi Field last week. Whether the train safely reaches its destination or is derailed a la 2007 will be […]
Suffern HS boys, girls on run, but race far from over Suffern High School, once again, is on the run. The Mounties again hosted the prestigious Suffern Cross Country Invitational at Bear Mountain State Park, and proved to be the best that day by winning both the Boys Varsity ‘A’ and Girls Varsity ‘A’ banners […]
With a cupcake schedule the rest of the way through it’s smooth sailing time for the Mets – something NL New Yorkers are not used to. Can you believe heading into the trade deadline, there was a question that Mets might not even have the gas to make it to September as a contender? It […]
Coach Conklin’s heart stills beating in Nanuet Rich Conklin, perhaps as much as anyone, holds a special place in his heart for Nanuet — more specifically, for Nanuet High School athletics and the Nanuet community. Born in Suffern but a Nanuet resident since the age of 3, the long-time and accomplished wrestling and […]
Cespedes Leads Offense on a Tear By Joe Rini Fans of the Mets entered September hoping to exorcise the ghosts of September pasts, as in the collapses 2007 and 2008. Yet, after two walk-off losses in Miami this weekend to the Marlins, where the only thing missing seemed to be Tom Glavine allowing seven […]
Cardinals click as Kern ignites game-winning drive Luke Kern of Stony Point was North Rockland High School’s loss and a big gain for Albertus Magnus HS in Bardonia, where the combination quarterback-cornerback was a four-year standout and all-county performer. Kern is now a sophomore cornerback at Division III Catholic University of America in Washington, […]