• RBA CEO Submits Evidence from Last Week’s Crashed Luncheon Over to Orangetown Police

    About a dozen protestors swarmed last week’s Rockland Business Association luncheon as Rockland’s Congressman was speaking, but it’s not clear whether any charges have been filed or not after the scene turned rowdy. Video posted to LoHud.com shows some pushing and shoving between guests and protestors at last Thursday’s event. RBA president Ken Zebrowski told […]

  • Haverstraw Municipal Golf Course Opens for Season

    The town of Haverstraw golf course opened for the season yesterday. Town supervisor Howard Phillips says the Philip J. Rotella golf course is among the state’s jewels… The course first opened in 1984 and was named for former supervisor Phil Rotella in 2002. For more information, visit the golf course’s website, RotellaGolfCourse.com.

  • NY Governor Warns People to Get Vaccinated Against Measles as it Spreads Around the Country

    With the measles once again spreading and threatening several states across the country, including New York, the governor is urging New Yorkers to get vaccinated. In a press conference yesterday, Governor Kathy Hochul said so far there have been only four cases here in the state from this newest outbreak… Acting Commissioner of Health, James […]

  • State Lawmakers Have Less Than Two Weeks to Pass NY State Budget

    State lawmakers are combing through the governor’s, the Senate’s and the Assembly’s budget proposals looking for common ground and a final budget to run the state next fiscal year in the next two weeks. Rockland State Senator, Republican Bill Weber of the 38th District, says there’s more money on the table over last year, some of […]

  • Westchester Man Injured After One-Car Crash Near Palisades Center

    A Westchester man was injured, but not seriously, after he crashed his car coming off the Thruway ramp leading into Palisades Center in West Nyack yesterday morning. That’s according to DailyVoice.com. They report that a 64 year-old driver from Yonkers crashed and overturned after losing control just after 8am traveling westbound on the Exit 12 […]

  • Deadline for Congestion Pricing to End Comes Tomorrow, Status Unclear

    The deadline for New York to end its congestion pricing program is tomorrow, that after the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Highway Administration withdrew its support last month. New York State and the MTA launched court challenges to the plan, putting it into limbo, but that deadline still hangs out there. New York State Senator Bill Weber of […]