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New Clarkstown Police Lieutenant
Clarkstown, NY — The Clarkstown Town Board has officially promoted Rich Von Ronn to the rank of Lieutenant following the retirement of Lieutenant Jim McCormick, who served the community for 28 years. During the announcement, Supervisor George Hoehmann and Councilman Patrick Graziano joined the Clarkstown Police Chief and Police Captains in extending their congratulations to […]
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Clarkstown Memorial Day Essay Scholarship Contes
Clarkstown, NY — High school seniors residing in Clarkstown have an opportunity to honor the true meaning of Memorial Day and earn a $5,000 scholarship through the Clarkstown Memorial Day Essay Scholarship Contest. Participants are invited to submit an essay of 1,000 words or less reflecting on the significance of Memorial Day. The contest aims […]
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Zukor Park Playground Renovation
New City, NY — Big changes are on the horizon at Zukor Park Playground as it undergoes a major renovation to become a fully inclusive, universally designed play space for children and families of all abilities. Starting this week, the playground will be temporarily closed for approximately two months to facilitate the transformation. Once completed, […]
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Coffee With Supervisor Hoehmann
Nanuet, NY — Residents are invited to join Clarkstown Supervisor George Hoehmann for a casual “Coffee with the Supervisor” event on Friday, March 29, at Kathy’s Bagels, located at 31 N. Middletown Rd. The event will run from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. This open forum provides an opportunity for community members to ask questions, […]
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Thomas E. Byrne
With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of Thomas E. Byrne of Norwood, NJ. Mr. T., as he was affectionately known within the family, passed away peacefully at the age of 87. He was a devoted husband, father, and friend. Thomas was born to Mary and Thomas Byrne, proud Irish immigrants who instilled in him […]
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Who Is Indivisible Rockland? A Look At the Controversial Political Movement
Part 1 of an investigative reportBy Rockland News StaffMarch 26, 2025 In recent weeks, Rockland County has found itself at the center of an identity debate playing out on local turf, on TV, and on local social media community groups. It has also affected the conversations by elected political officials, who – while still addressing […]