by George J. Dacre The combination of Brothers Grimm fairytales with the music of Stephen Sondeim and a talented cast of Clarkstown High School actors made for an enjoyable Sunday afternoon. The production was backed by a large high school orchestra and led by Gina Tenore as Little Red, Nicole Riolo as the Witch, Carolyn […]
BY MARIA MIRAKAJ BROWNSELL The Clarkstown Town Board met Tuesday for their regular meeting for two public hearing, and approved the removal of the no left/no right turn signs at Snake Hill Road and Palisades Center Drive North. Removing the signs at Snake Hill Road sparked a lot of interest at the meeting. Everyone who […]
Driving While Intoxicated 4/14/12 On April 14, 2012 at approximately 4:30 p.m. the Clarkstown Police responded to Peterson’s Boatyard Upper Nyack on a report of a motor vehicle accident. The complainant (witness) reported he observed a vehicle traveling a high rate of speed from the pier, loose control of his vehicle and struck a boat […]
BY MARIA MIRAKAJ BROWNSELL Community centers, senior housing and more Clarkstown’s Town Board Workshop meeting was especially crowded this past Tuesday. Immediately following the workshop meeting was a special town board meeting that was only called together a few days prior. Police Chief Michael Sullivan warned residents to be careful at ATM machines, as criminal […]
BY GEORGE J. DACRE When we reviewed “Starcatcher” off-Broadway last year, we predicted the show would wind up on the Great White Way. And so it has with the grand opening April 15 at Brooks Atkinson Theatre on West 47th Street. Pomona native Adam Chanler-Berat plays “Boy,” a boy in Neverland who never grew up, […]
BY MARIA MIRAKAJ BROWNSELL Tuesday’s town board meeting in Clarkstown was dominated by questions from town residents. Tom Nimick spoke out once again about resolution 38-2012 which concerned the retention of Jay Savino. “Your response in public response have not resolved the questions that I have raised, rather they have resulted in contradictions that would […]