STONY POINT, NY - As election season heats up, the Town of Stony Point has issued a reminder to residents regarding the placement of political signs. In a message posted on their official Facebook page, town officials emphasized that political signs are allowed only on private property and are prohibited in public right of ways, such as sidewalks, medians, and roadsides. The … [Read more...] about Stony Point to Residents: Political Signs OK to Place on Private (Not Public) Property
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Political Sign Theft Intensifies in Orangetown as Election Day Nears
ORANGEBURG, NY - With Election Day just around the corner, tensions are rising in Rockland County as reports of political sign theft and vandalism emerge in the Town of Orangetown. Both Democratic and Republican parties claim their campaign materials are being targeted. According to the Orangetown Democratic Committee, over 150 campaign signs supporting their candidates were … [Read more...] about Political Sign Theft Intensifies in Orangetown as Election Day Nears
CHPE to West Haverstraw: Route 9w/Railroad Avenue Lanes Closed for Construction for 30 Days, Beginning Thursday
The Village of West Haverstraw has been informed that the CHPE / TDI project will close down two lanes on North Route 9W from Zugibe Ct. to the intersection of Route 9W and Railroad Avenue, starting on Thursday, October 24th. This closure is expected to be a total of 30 days. During the closure of lanes, residents will be able to travel northbound on Route 9W, and turn right … [Read more...] about CHPE to West Haverstraw: Route 9w/Railroad Avenue Lanes Closed for Construction for 30 Days, Beginning Thursday
[OP/ED] The Perils of New York’s Rush to a Single Fiscal Intermediary
By Carlos Martinez, LMSW, CEO/Executive Director BRIDGES in Rockland County As New York State forges ahead with its plan to consolidate 600 Fiscal Intermediaries (FIs) into a single entity, the implications for our consumers and their caregivers cannot be overstated. The intentions and motivations behind this move are sketchy at best, with PPL and 1199 SEIU appearing to have … [Read more...] about [OP/ED] The Perils of New York’s Rush to a Single Fiscal Intermediary
Election Season Heats Up with Meet the Candidates Day at Palisades Community Center on Sunday
ORANGETOWN, NY - The Palisades Community Center is hosting a "Meet the Candidates" event this Sunday, October 20, at 12:30 PM. The event, located at 675 Oak Tree Road, Palisades, NY, will provide an opportunity for residents to hear from candidates running in various local races. This session allows community members to engage with the candidates and understand their positions … [Read more...] about Election Season Heats Up with Meet the Candidates Day at Palisades Community Center on Sunday