TOMKINS COVE, NY – Two individuals were tragically found dead on Rosetown Road in Tomkins Cove, as announced by the Stony Point Police Department on Tuesday via their official Facebook page. The department urged the public to steer clear of the road, as investigations unfolded. Information on the incident, reported at 2:45 p.m. on Tuesday, remains limited in detail. However, … [Read more...] about Two Dead in Tomkins Cove Home-Based Shooting
Two Dead in Tomkins Cove Home-Based Shooting
Spring Arriving Early in Rockland County, NY: Here’s Why
STONY POINT, NY - Get ready, Rockland County! Spring is coming a bit earlier than usual this year. On Tuesday, March 19, at 11:06 p.m. EDT, the vernal equinox will kick off the spring season. Normally, this switch happens on March 20th or 21st, but 2024 is a leap year, so things are a bit different. What's a leap year? Well, it's because of how Earth moves. A year is about … [Read more...] about Spring Arriving Early in Rockland County, NY: Here’s Why
Clarkstown High School Robotics Teams Shine at RCC Competition
The robotics teams from Clarkstown South and North High School showcased their exceptional talent and dedication at a recent robotics competition hosted by RCC. Under the guidance of Supervisor George Hoehmann, who annually visits the teams to witness their remarkable projects, the students demonstrated their ingenuity and teamwork. The successful participation of the … [Read more...] about Clarkstown High School Robotics Teams Shine at RCC Competition
Town Clerk Extends Evening Hours: Enhanced Accessibility for Residents
In a bid to enhance accessibility and convenience for residents, Town Clerk Lauren Marie Wohl and her office are extending their service hours into the evening on Tuesday, March 26. The expanded hours will run from 9 am to 7 pm, providing an opportunity for individuals with busy daytime schedules to access essential licensing, permits, and other services. Residents can avail … [Read more...] about Town Clerk Extends Evening Hours: Enhanced Accessibility for Residents
Addressing Chronic Flooding in West Nyack
WEST NYACK, NY — March, Date Unspecified – Supervisor Hoehmann and town officials spearheaded a critical initiative this week to tackle the longstanding issue of chronic flooding on Route 59 and Route 303 in West Nyack. A comprehensive gathering convened engineers and staff from key agencies, including the Army Corps of Engineers, New York State Department of Environmental … [Read more...] about Addressing Chronic Flooding in West Nyack
