BY JOEL GROSSBARTH While former Ramapo Town Supervisor Christopher St. Lawrence continues to languish in a federal prison only three months into his 2 ½-year sentence, the effects of his administration’s policies in connection with land use applications continue to haunt the residents of Ramapo. Now, the County of Rockland has had enough and […]
BY JAMIE KEMPTON The Rockland County Sports Hall of Fame has contributed to numerous worthy causes during its 45-year history. The venerable organization continues that tradition on June 14 when it holds its annual Rockland County Sports Hall of Fame Night at Palisades Federal Credit Union Park in Pomona, home of the Rockland Boulders minor-league […]
With the internet becoming a more prevalent aspect of our lives every day, if you’re inclined toward entrepreneurship, some of the best opportunities exist in ecommerce. Of course, a lot of questions come along with the notion of starting an online business—as well as a number of responsibilities. Here are a few things you need […]
BY DYLAN SKRILOFF Lauren Shields’ inspiring story enters a new chapter as the 18-year-old Stony Point resident who received a heart transplant at age 9 will study at Providence College in Rhode Island this fall. Shields, who graduated from Albertus Magnus High School last week, said she plans to major in biology at Providence, following […]
The Antrim Playhouse on Spook Rock Road in Suffern will have its opening night showing of “The Lion in Winter” on Friday, June 8 and the play will runs through June 24th “The Lion in Winter” is a Tony award winning play and Oscar winning movie. The Fox nighttime soap “Empire” is loosely based on the play, which […]
By County Executive Ed Day This week with the help of Rockland’s Department of Mental Health we announced a new initiative to fight back against the opioid epidemic that has swept across our county, state and nation. Let me be clear, we in county government are doing everything we can think of to combat this […]