Town of Clarkstown

  • Albertus Magnus Women’s Basketball Wins State Championship

    TROY, N.Y. — Albertus Magnus High School’s girls basketball team completed another championship run Friday night, defeating Aquinas Institute 72-50 in the Class AAA state final at Hudson Valley Community College to secure the New York State championship. The title victory capped another standout postseason for the Falcons, who arrived at the state tournament as […]

  • Jazz4All Monthly Concert Series set to Launch in Nyack

    Nyack, N.Y. — A new monthly live music series focused on jazz is set to begin at Maura’s Kitchen in Nyack, with organizers saying the program is intended to offer an accessible way for local residents to experience live performance in Rockland County. The series, called Jazz4All, is being launched by Eric DiVito Music and […]

  • Clarkstown Seeks State Approval for Preservation Fund

    New City, NY– The Clarkstown Town Board has unanimously approved a resolution asking the New York State Legislature to enact what officials are calling the Clarkstown Community Preservation Act, a proposed law that would authorize the town to create a local preservation fund and a Purchase of Development Rights, or PDR, program. If the state […]

  • Illegal New City Daycare Case Ends in Civil Settlement

    New City NY: The Town of Clarkstown has reached a civil settlement with the operators of what officials described as an illegal daycare on Maple Avenue in New City, according to a statement released by Supervisor George Hoehmann. Under the agreement, the town imposed $40,000 in fines, which Hoehmann said ranks among the largest penalties […]

  • Indian Point Debate Draws Opposition

    New City, NY – Rockland County legislators are pushing back against renewed calls to reopen the former Indian Point nuclear power plant, arguing that the facility’s past safety concerns remain unresolved and that policymakers should focus instead on other energy options. In a press release issued Tuesday, March 11, Rockland County Legislators Alden H. Wolfe […]

  • Route 304 Repaving Set to Begin This Spring

    Nanuet, NY – A $16 million repaving project on State Route 304 is scheduled to begin this spring, according to an announcement Thursday from state Sen. Bill Weber, joined by Clarkstown Town Supervisor George Hoehmann, members of the Clarkstown Town Board, and Rockland County Legislator Will Kennelly. The New York State Department of Transportation plans to […]