GOT MULCH?

Free Mulch Available for Town of Ramapo Residents at Provident Bank Park & Spook Rock Pool Free Double-ground, untreated, undyed mulch available for pick-up by Ramapo town residents, while supply lasts! WHERE: Provident Bank Park (west side of the parking lot) Fireman’s Memorial Drive (off Rte. 45), Pomona, NY & Spook Rock Pool, Spook Rock Rd., […]

COLLEGE SPORTS NOTEBOOK 4/18/13

COLLEGE SPORTS NOTEBOOK 4/18/13

The College Sports Notebook is compiled by veteran sports writer and columnist Marc Maturo, a lifetime member of the Baseball Writers Association of America (BBWAA). The notebook will be published every Thursday. Please send items of interest to [email protected]. RCC golfers enjoying another solid season, but title up for grabs They’re leading the pack in the […]

BOSTON TERROR

BOSTON TERROR

  At least three dead and over 130 injuries are reported  in the aftermath of today’s terrorist bombing at the Boston Marathon. An earlier NY POST report that a dozen persons died in today’s explosion in Boston remains unconfirmed, although the Post continues to post this information on their site. Another report that a Saudi […]

Bright Minds at Student Science Fair

Bright Minds at Student Science Fair

BY MARIA BROWNSELL North Rockland High School hosted this years Rockland County Science Invention Technology Exposition on Sunday, April 7. This was the 27th annual SIT Expo, with the first being held at Spring Valley High School in 1986. The exposition is open to students in grades five through twelve throughout Rockland County with about […]

LYNCH AND GROMACK HEAD TO WAR; FINN DRAGGED IN THE MIDDLE

LYNCH AND GROMACK HEAD TO WAR; FINN DRAGGED IN THE MIDDLE

BY DYLAN SKRILOFF Things are getting interesting in Clarkstown and Stony Point too. On Tuesday, three taxpayer advocates from Clarkstown–blogger Michael N. Hull, Thomas G. Nimick, and failed 2011 GOP supervisor candidate Ralph Sabatini–served the Town of Clarkstown, the town board and Supervisor Alex Gromack with a lawsuit asking for return of taxpayer monies allegedly […]

The Garnerville Company Town

The Garnerville Company Town

BY JARED RODRIGUEZ PHOTOS BY TOM MCGUIRE To find a true, growing and bustling economy in Rockland County, one must look to the 19th century. Prior to Euclidean zoning rules, which effectively ended real economic growth in the suburbs, entrepreneurs manufactured products, housed workers nearby, and supplied the goods and services that those workers required. […]