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Detective cleared in shooting

March 24, 2021 Ken Cashman

After being delayed several months by the pandemic, a grand jury declined to file charges against an off-duty Ramapo detective who shot and killed an angry intruder.

County Executive hosts busy vaccination site

March 10, 2021 Ken Cashman

Steve Neuhaus calls it his third office. The county executive works in the Government Center and the Emergency Services Building. But these days, he’s spending a lot of time at 23 Hatfield Lane in Goshen.

Schmitt aims to help small business

March 3, 2021 Ken Cashman

It was easy to be distracted at Colin Schmitt’s March 1 press conference at The Castle in Chester. As the Assemblyman and his guest speakers approached the podium, a variety of pictures flashed on the screens of the arcade games.

Museum approved for 2nd payroll loan

February 24, 2021 Jason Kaplan

Last week, the Hudson Highlands Nature Museum received word it had qualified for a second round of support as the non-profit organization continues to face significant financial challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

COVID cases down, vaccinations up

February 10, 2021 Jason Kaplan

Over nine percent of the United States population has already received the COVID-19 vaccination and New York is preparing to open up inoculations to another segment of the population starting Feb. 15.

Seamless transition into familiar role

February 10, 2021 Jason Kaplan

William Horton has served as Cornwall-on-Hudson’s building inspector for the past eight weeks.

Palisades cell towers done

February 3, 2021 Editorial Staff

Senator James Skoufis has announced that construction has been completed for two cell phone towers in the notorious ‘dead zone’ on the Palisades Parkway…

Schmitt pushes for school sports

January 20, 2021 Ken Cashman

After a quiet fall, three high school sports were expected to start on Jan. 19. Swimming, indoor track and skiing were due to get underway this week.

Skoufis attempts to help restaurants and taverns

January 6, 2021 Editorial Staff

Senator James Skoufis has announced he will be introducing legislation to strictly limit the significant delivery fees that many restaurants and taverns face when ordering wine and spirits.