To the Editor, This is about the article printed in RCT last week from Highway Super Ballard and Malone, another Highway Dept. guy. I am shocked they would have the brass to write what they did pertaining to road and highway equipment and the specialty machine the Menzi Muck. I have four photos of this […]
As mother nature teased Rocklanders with a gorgeous Tuesday afternoon, a winter goliath was gathering steam. These kids in Haverstraw played basketball in the relatively balmy weather Tuesday, unaware a major winter storm was soon to come. As the Rockland County Times goes to print several inches of the white stuff and strong winds are […]
On March 16, Mr. Jon Felz of R.Z.M. Fine Arts & Antiques, Inc. will be at the Haverstraw Brick Museum to appraise your personal treasures. Mr. Felz appraises Fine Art and Sculpture, Fine Porcelain & Pottery, Oil Paintings, Antique Furniture, Antique Guns, Swords, Jewelry & Silver. This is your chance to meet the appraiser and […]
February 20 marked the one-year anniversary of Sean DePatto’s passing. Sean was a 9-year-old boy from Garnerville that passed away last year from leukemia. A memorial and balloon release in Sean’s honor took place on the anniversary, as friends, family, community members & the Hudson valley Nam Knights gathered to celebrate his life. Loved ones […]
BY GEORGE J. DACRE The year was 1964. It was a time of continuing frustration for black people in the State of Mississippi as obstacle after obstacle was put in their way as they tried to register to vote. They were still being demeaned by the white folk, called “n****r” and other derogatory slang. It […]
Tom Civile sent an email to patrons of his restaurant Civile’s on the Hudson informing them he will not reopen following damage done by Hurricane Sandy. The 15-year-old fine dining establishment situated close to the Hudson River in Haverstraw had been badly damaged by flooding from Hurricane Sandy. Haverstraw Mayor Michael Kohut said, “The village is […]