Heavy rain and a…period of snow?

It has been said, all good things come to an end. And so our weekend wonderland of perfect weather is forecast to recede and a new dalliance with the never-ending 2013-14 winter to commence. According to the National Weather Service and Rockland County Fire and Emergency Services:  “A cold front will gradually intensify as it […]

County wants to reduce bus fare discounts for seniors, disabled and regular riders

County wants to reduce bus fare discounts for seniors, disabled and regular riders

BY DYLAN SKRILOFF A new bus fare schedule proposed by the Rockland County Department of Transportation significantly reduces fare discounts for seniors, the disabled and regular riders. General fares will remain unchanged, but general transfer rates are proposed to double from $0.50 to $1. Currently seniors and disabled citizens pay $0.75 per Transport of Rockland […]

Ramapo Councilman asks NYS Attorney General and NYS Comptroller to Investigate Town Supervisor Christopher St. Lawrence

Ramapo Councilman asks NYS Attorney General and NYS Comptroller to Investigate Town Supervisor Christopher St. Lawrence

Rockland County Times Exclusive Councilman Daniel Friedman (D) of Ramapo continues to ratchet up public pressure on Town Supervisor Christopher St. Lawrence (D). The Rockland County Times has obtained a letter from Friedman addressed to NYS Attorney General Eric Schneidermann and NYS Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli, imploring both men’s offices to investigate the conduct of St. […]

Rockland Parents Join Opt Out Movement to Protest Common Core-Aligned Exams

BY CHERYL SLAVIN GOP gubernatorial hopeful Rob Astorino made waves last week when he announced that his children would be “opting out” of the Common Core aligned statewide ELA and math assessment exams. He might be the most prominent figure to make such a politically charged announcement, but he is not alone. Parents all over […]