By County Executive Ed Day I have good news to share with you in respect to the 2021 Proposed Budget. The New York State Comptroller’s Office reviewed the proposed $721.7 million 2021 spending plan, which matches the New York State property tax cap while avoiding layoffs and found that, “the significant revenue and expenditure […]
Just in time for holiday gift giving, the RoCA’s popular and well-attended sale of regional artists and artisans and their wares has returned. This year the bazaar will offer hand-crafted jewelry, ceramics ready for home use, paintings, holiday ornaments, and much more. Masks and social distancing are required and limits to the number of people […]
The New York Boulders continued to build their roster for their initial foray into the Frontier League in 2021 as they bolstered their pitching staff this past week with six signings, including North Rockland High School and Pace University graduate Danny Wirchansky. The team also inked right-handers Luke Burton, Alex Carrillo, Ben Strahm, and Gaylon […]
For the world of small businesses this has been one of the most testing years on record and those who have survived must learn the lessons from the past. Business analyst William West Seegmiller has been a supportive voice during the last 7 months, helping with advice for small businesses on how to survive. William […]
This has been a very volatile year at the stock exchange and as a result we have seen some investors crush it, whilst others have been struggling greatly. If there is one thing that the markets do not like it is uncertainty, and this has been one of the most uncertain years on record. Not […]
Steven Kemler Says AI is increasingly effective and in demand Machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) have captured our imaginations for decades, but until more recently, had limited practical application. Steven Kemler, an entrepreneurial business leader and Managing Director of the Stone Arch Group, says that with recent increases in available data and computing power, […]