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  • Kahn is Clarkstown’s first elected female Town Justice

    Congratulations to Clarkstown’s first elected female Town Justice, Leslie Kahn in the now 230 year history of the Town of Clarkstown, as she took the bench for the first time last week. Leslie worked in the Town Attorney’s office for the past five years, alongside Supervisor George Hoehmann, and was instrumental in his efforts to…

  • Winter Storm prep in Clarkstown

    In preparation for the pending winter weather advisory Sunday into Monday, the Town of Clarkstown Highway trucks are loaded with salt, the roads are pre-treated, and the Highway Department is ready to mobilize for predicted ice or snow. Please use caution and be safe! Check the Town of Clarkstown Facebook page for updates during the storm.

  • Honoring the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

    Monday, we mark the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., the most respected American civil rights leader in our nation’s history. Dr. King demonstrated great courage as he taught and preached about compassion, justice and forgiveness. In 1964, the Civil Rights Act was passed that made it illegal to discriminate against anyone based upon…

  • Community diaper drives in Orangetown January 16th

    Both the Orangeburg Fire Association (and Carolyn’s Elves) and the Nyack Center will be hosting Diaper Drives on Sunday, January 16, 2022, from 10 am to 1 pm, to benefit Our Kids New York, Inc. The mission of Our Kids New York, Inc. is to improve the educational, social and emotional development of youth representing…

  • Orangetown Parks & Rec open registration for winter programs

    Registration is now open for the Town of Orangetown’s Parks and Recreation Department’s winter programs.

  • PSA from the American Heart Association & Orangetown Police Department

    Please take a moment to read a message from the American Heart Association and the Orangetown Police Department.We haven’t had a big storm yet this year, but both organizations are fairly certain we’ll get at least one. Stay safe out there.