Democratic Senator from New York, James Skoufis, is sponsoring a bill to remove the late Governor Mario M. Cuomo's name from the Hudson Valley bridge, connecting Rockland and Westchester counties, which was completed in 2018. The bridge was previously called the Tappan Zee Bridge, named after the Indian tribe and the Dutch word for sea that the crossing was named after in … [Read more...] about Senator Skoufis Pushes to Restore Tappan Zee Bridge Name
Senator Skoufis Pushes to Restore Tappan Zee Bridge Name
Maryann Barzelatto
Maryann Barzelatto (nee McNulty), 82, of Tenafly, NJ, passed away on Sunday, February 19, 2023 surrounded by the love of her family. Beloved wife of the late Edo Barzelatto. Devoted mother of Anthony and his wife Barbara, Jodi Barzelatto, Michelle Mulliken and her husband John and Christopher and his wife Nada. Known as “Mammy”, she […] The post Maryann Barzelatto appeared … [Read more...] about Maryann Barzelatto
Harriet Richardson
Harriet Richardson (nee Lasting), 92, of Piermont, NY, formerly of Montvale, NJ, passed away on Friday, February 17, 2023. Beloved wife of the late John E. Richardson. Cherished mother of Debra L. Richardson of Upper Grandview, NY and John E. Richardson, Jr. of Miami, FL. She was predeceased by herparents, Vladimir and Antonia Lasting and her sister Vivian Seidel. Also survived … [Read more...] about Harriet Richardson
Indian Point Nuclear Plant Owner Chooses to Dump Radioactive Water in Hudson River as “Best Option”
Holtec International, the owner of the Indian Point Nuclear Plant located just outside of New York City, has announced that the best option for disposing of millions of gallons of radioactive water stored at the facility is to release it into the Hudson River. The decision has been met with outrage from environmentalists and local officials. The plant has been in operation … [Read more...] about Indian Point Nuclear Plant Owner Chooses to Dump Radioactive Water in Hudson River as “Best Option”
“Mr. Marshall Comes to Hillburn”
An illustrated talk by Travis W. Jackson, a Civil Rights Activist … [Read more...] about “Mr. Marshall Comes to Hillburn”
