STORY BY JANIE ROSMAN What better way for fire and emergency services personnel to kick-start the New Year than with a meeting about safety features on the new bridge? About 80 members of the Rockland County Fire Chief’s Association learned how its lane configurations and water system would aid their all-volunteer services. “It was a […]
BY MARIA BROWNSELL Recently there has been lot of talk about the Highway Department in the Town of Clarkstown. Somehow a member of the public got a copy of a confidential report by Public Sector HR Consultants LLC and posted it on the internet. This has caused many mixed feelings. Wayne Ballard, the Highway superintendent, […]
Loki is a one-year-old male pit bull mix who came to Hi Tor shelter as a stray. Loki is great with all kids and dogs. He would not be good in a home with cats. Loki is a very friendly and sweet handsome boy who would love nothing more than to be your forever dog. […]
STORY BY JANIE ROSMAN While New York City’s streets buzzed with pre-holiday excitement, another energy filled the room where a prominent speaker discussed a $3.9 billion project less than an hour away. To say Thruway Authority Project Director Peter Sanderson’s presentation was riveting would be an understatement. “Our members were so engaged,” PMI New York City […]
BY CHERYL SLAVIN On February 1 the Stony Point Seals will once again do what they have done for the past 16 Super Bowl Sundays. Participants from all over Rockland County and surrounding areas will strip down to their bathing gear and take the plunge into the icy waters of the Hudson River as a way […]
BY DYLAN SKRILOFF A 23-year-old Bronx man was charged with a disorderly conduct violation after a Tuesday night incident at Nanuet Diner led to a major commotion requiring the attention of several police cars and an ambulance. The alleged perpetrator was angry over service at the restaurant, leading to an argument with other customers and […]