The Town of Clarkstown on Tuesday predictably voted to pass a six-month moratorium on some development, though several ...

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The tragic pre-dawn house fire that broke out around 4 am early Saturday morning destroyed the 1960s three-bedroom split ...

The Clarkstown Town Board on Tuesday will hold a public hearing and vote on a six-month development moratorium impacting several pending development projects. The local law is billed as a stopgap or ...

Amazon Seeks Reduced Benefits Package From OCIDA After Rejection Of Two Larger Requests Amazon’s commitment to demolish existing underutilized properties at a former quarry in the Village of Slate ...

Rand Urged Those Who Attended Ceremony To Remember Who We Were On 9/11 2001 — A Nation That Came Together To Grieve and Recover; He Said We Need To Find Our Way Back To That Place Nyack Mayor Joe Rand ...

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This month, Grist for the Mill visits two local poetry-friendly spaces and the poets behind them: the poetry walk at Upper Nyack’s River Hook, and Sparkle Bookstore in Sparkill. Since it’s almost fall ...

New York is a home rule state. Strip away the legal jargon, and it means something simple and profound: no other layer of government touches your daily life the way your town or village board does.

Aidan Rowan, a 24-year-old rising Republican operative in Rockland County, is the subject of a complaint filed with the Rockland County Sheriff’s Office alleging submission of a fraudulent ballot in ...

Let’s face it. Electric and gas utility companies are under enormous pressure from local residents to keep rates down. The proliferation of proposed and existing data centers in Rockland County breeds ...