The 38th Clarkstown Senior Citizen Show will be held at Clarkstown High School South on May 5 at 8 p.m. This year’s show written and directed by John Maloney promises to be a nostalgic trip. The show “Lost on Re-Run Island” is about four people on a boat ride that ends in a crash on […]
The man who got off the hook for murder because the judge could not pinpoint whether it was he or his girlfriend that killed their infant daughter Michelle, or how exactly it happened, has been sentenced to five to 15 years in prison Michael Aviles (DOB 04/12/69) of 153 Hudson Avenue, Haverstraw was found guilty […]
Eric Lau, (DOB 11/17/77) of One Church Lane, Apartment 1-F, Valley Cottage, New York has admitted to murdering his former neighbor Jami Erlich. He pled guilty to the top count of the indictment against him; one count of Murder in the Second Degree, a class “A” Felony, and faces 22 years to life in prison. […]
BY DYLAN SKRILOFF Dreamland Amusements can no longer stage their once popular biannual carnival in the parking lot of the Nanuet Mall due to construction there, so they moved the location to the parking lot of Provident Bank Park. So far, it’s not working out, organizers have told the Rockland County Times. People cannot see […]
BY MICHAEL CAHILL Good Samaritan Hospital in Suffern cut the ribbon on Wednesday to unveil its newly renovated Chemical Dependency Unit. Plenty of staff was on hand to witness the ribbon cutting, which took place after several short speeches and a blessing from the chaplain. The Chemical Dependancy Unity at Good Samaritan is currently in […]
BY SHERLY JOURDAIN CCSR holds 3rd annual “Blessing of the Soil” On Saturday, the Catholic Community Services of Rockland (CCSR) held their 3rd annual ceremonial blessing of the community garden known as the Garden of Love. The blessing, known as the “Blessing of the Soil,” along with an unveiling of children’s artwork took place early […]