The North Rockland Chamber of Commerce Spring Soiree at Lynch’s on the Green is on Tuesday 5/23.The evening's guest speaker will be Debra J. Thomas from the Workforce Development Board of Rockland. According to the Chamber's event on their website: Get ready to mix, mingle and celebrate the arrival of spring with the North Rockland Chamber of Commerce’s Spring Soiree … [Read more...] about Spring Soiree at Lynch’s on the Green – Tuesday May 23rd
Towns of Rockland County, NY
Clarkstown’s Term Limits Law Under Scrutiny: High Court to Decide
NEW CITY, NY - The future of Clarkstown's term limits law and the political fate of Supervisor George Hoehmann hang in the balance as New York's highest court deliberates on the legality of the 2014 legislation. The Court of Appeals is expected to render a decision within a week, determining whether Hoehmann remains on the ballot for the upcoming election. The nine-year-old … [Read more...] about Clarkstown’s Term Limits Law Under Scrutiny: High Court to Decide
Copy of Rockland Lawsuit Against NYC
In a significant legal victory, the City's appeal to dismiss a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) by Rockland County was denied on Friday May 12, 2023. The lawsuit, now made public (see below), contests the City's decision to set up a shelter for 340 migrant males, beyond its jurisdiction, in apparent violation of state regulations. Lawyers for Rockland County argue that the … [Read more...] about Copy of Rockland Lawsuit Against NYC
NY State Senator Harckham Calls for More Federal Support Amid Rising Immigration Influx
In response to the growing number of migrants being relocated to New York City each week, New York State Senator Pete Harckham has called for increased federal support to address the ongoing immigration issue. He emphasized the need for humane treatment and kindness for the thousands of people migrating across the southern border of the United States. Harckham, who … [Read more...] about NY State Senator Harckham Calls for More Federal Support Amid Rising Immigration Influx
More Rockland Officials and Legislators Respond to NYC to Orangeburg Migrant Housing Plan
In response to New York City's plan to relocate 340 migrant males to a hotel in Orangeburg, Rockland County, a host of public officials have voiced their concerns, prompting Rockland County Executive Ed Day to declare a state of emergency for 30 days. Rockland County Legislature Chairman Jay Hood Jr. was among the officials who spoke out, expressing both empathy for the … [Read more...] about More Rockland Officials and Legislators Respond to NYC to Orangeburg Migrant Housing Plan