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Ramapo police seek armed robbery suspect in Hillcrest area
RAMAPO, NY — Police are searching for a masked suspect after a late-night robbery in the Hillcrest neighborhood left a woman seriously injured on Thursday. According to the Ramapo Police Department, officers were called to East Hickory Street around 10:45 p.m. for a report of an armed robbery. When they arrived, they found a female […]
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New York Pickleball Club to Be Built in New City
NEW CITY, NY — The former Ocean State Job Lot building at 182 N. Main Street in New City is set to become a year-round indoor pickleball destination, with the New York Pickleball Club (NYPC) announcing plans to transform the 28,000-square-foot space into a multi-court facility scheduled to open in March 2026. The new complex will include nine full-size, cushioned […]
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Spring Valley to Distribute 310 Turkeys
SPRING VALLEY, NY — The Village of Spring Valley will help hundreds of local families enjoy a festive holiday meal this year with the distribution of 310 free turkeys on Friday, Nov. 21. The giveaway, which will take place from 3 to 5 p.m. at Village Hall, is made possible through donations from local businesses […]
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Annual Coat Drive Sees Record-Breaking Start
ROCKLAND COUNTY, NY — New York State Senator Bill Weber’s annual winter coat drive is off to its strongest start yet, with community contributions pouring in at a pace organizers have never seen before. Launched at the beginning of November, the drive has already filled Weber’s local office with dozens of bags packed with winter […]
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Anthony Buljevic
Anthony Buljevic, born on July 7, 1932 in Split, Croatia was sent to his eternal rest with our Lord on November 15, 2025. Anthony immigrated to the United States in 1959 to begin his life of the American dream. Together with his wife of 66 years built a life of beautiful memories, hard work and […]
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Clarkstown’s Proposal to Limit Nanuet Protests Spark Free Speech vs. Public Safety Debate
Town Councilman Donald Franchino proposing to limit protest times/location, citing safety, traffic and business concerns NANUET, NY — A proposal by Clarkstown officials to restrict political demonstrations at the busy Four Corners intersection in Nanuet has ignited a growing public debate over the balance between public safety, business operations, and First Amendment rights. The proposed […]