• Rockland Read In Day Brings Hoehmann to Local Schools

    Clarkstown, NY — This week, Town Supervisor George Hoehmann participated in the Annual Rockland Read In Day, visiting several elementary schools including Lakewood, Strawtown, Bardonia, Liberty, Little Tor, Link, and Woodglen. As a guest reader, Supervisor Hoehmann engaged with students, sharing stories and promoting a love of reading. The event provided a unique opportunity for […]

  • Buffalo Soldier Awards Honor Distinguished Veterans in Rockland County

    Pomona, NY — This week, community leaders and elected officials gathered at the Rockland County Fire Training Center to celebrate the annual Buffalo Soldier Award ceremony. The prestigious award honors distinguished African-American veterans residing in Rockland County for their exemplary service to the nation. This year’s honorees included Rev. Raymond Caliman, Alphonso Marshall, and Bertis […]

  • West Nyack Revitalization Project Phase II Delayed

    West Nyack, NY — The West Nyack Revitalization Project Phase II has hit a temporary setback due to unforeseen utility-related issues, causing a delay in the planned road closure. Town officials are working closely with utility companies to resolve the issues and minimize disruptions. Despite the delay, work on the project is continuing, with the […]

  • Kennelly Square Senior Apartments Open in Former Kennelly’s Grille Location

    Congers, NY — Supervisor George Hoehmann, County Executive Ed Day, and a host of local officials joined County Legislator Will Kennelly to celebrate the grand opening of Kennelly Square Senior Apartments. The new 55-and-over housing complex is located at the former site of Kennelly’s Grille Restaurant on Route 9W, directly across from Rockland Lake State […]

  • New York City Congestion Pricing Stopped by Federal Government – For Now

    Federal Government Revokes Approval of New York City Congestion Pricing: What’s Next for the City and Commuters? New City, NY – In a significant policy shift, the Executive Branch of the federal government has terminated its approval of New York City’s congestion pricing plan, raising questions about the future of the city’s ambitious traffic and […]

  • Spring Valley Board Meeting Focuses on Personnel, Finance, and Development

    By Joanne Louis-Paul RAMAPO, NY – The Village of Spring Valley’s Board of Trustees convened for its regular meeting on Tuesday, February 18, addressing a range of issues including personnel decisions, financial approvals, and significant zoning and development proposals. The meeting was held both in person at 200 N. Main St. and virtually via Zoom, […]