New City, NY - The Town of Clarkstown has released a series of internal memoranda and other documents related to its ongoing investigation involving suspended Department of Environmental Facilities and Management (DEFM) Director Michael Gianatasio. According to Town Attorney Kevin Conway, the documents were made public to address allegations made by Gianatasio concerning Town … [Read more...] about Town Releases Documents on Suspended DEFM Director
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Two Rivers Acupuncture & Wellness
Two Rivers Acupuncture & Wellness with Dr. Lauren Dulberg Why did you start your business? After moving back to the United States from Buenos Aires, Argentina after owning a private practice there for four and a half years, we settled in Nyack because it was always the place I dreamed of living and loved while growing up in Rockland. I wanted to create a sanctuary for … [Read more...] about Two Rivers Acupuncture & Wellness
96-degree heat, Canada Wildfire Smoke Affects Rockland
Stony Point cancels opening concert as state air-quality advisory remains in effect through Wednesday night By Rockland News Staff | July 15, 2026 ROCKLAND COUNTY, N.Y. — Smoke from hundreds of Canadian wildfires settled over Rockland County on Wednesday, combining with dangerous heat to create unhealthy outdoor conditions and disrupt evening activities. The Town of … [Read more...] about 96-degree heat, Canada Wildfire Smoke Affects Rockland
Clarkstown Says Ethics Investigation in Progress for Engineer Employed by Town
By Rockland News StaffJuly 14, 2026 NEW CITY, N.Y. — The Town of Clarkstown says an ethics investigation into its director of engineering began months before he raised concerns about billing under a multimillion-dollar contract with Siemens, directly challenging his contention that he was placed on leave in retaliation for questioning the use of taxpayer funds. Town … [Read more...] about Clarkstown Says Ethics Investigation in Progress for Engineer Employed by Town
New York Passes Data-Center Moratorium in Rockland, Statewide
Executive order targets facilities using at least 50 megawatts of power. Orangeburg projects face separate questions over energy use, environmental impacts and tax incentives ROCKLAND COUNTY, N.Y. — Gov. Kathy Hochul on Tuesday imposed the nation’s first statewide moratorium on certain permits for new hyperscale data centers, bringing New York into a growing national … [Read more...] about New York Passes Data-Center Moratorium in Rockland, Statewide