Those 2015 Ramapo audits? You’re going to have to wait a little longer. Supervisor Michael Specht says the group going over the books wants to make sure everything is right…
After the 2015 audits are done the 2016 and 2017 audits are up next.
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Those 2015 Ramapo audits? You’re going to have to wait a little longer. Supervisor Michael Specht says the group going over the books wants to make sure everything is right…
After the 2015 audits are done the 2016 and 2017 audits are up next.
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Well, the New York lottery’s winning daily number from yesterday told the story this morning, temperature-wise: zero, zero and zero. With the wind chills it’ll feel like 25 below. Rockland County Sheriff Lou Falco says these extra-cold temperatures could wreak havoc on the county…
Tomorrow should get back to normal with sunshine and the high temperatures in the low 20s. Mark Hannok’s complete weather forecast is coming up.
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The old Clarkstown police station, an abandoned building at the corner of Route 304 and West Nyack Road in West Nyack, could become a Starbucks in the near future. Clarkstown supervisor George Hoehmann says the property’s owners have a contract agreement with the Seattle-based coffee giant…
There’s no timetable yet on when the coffee shop could be built, but Hoehmann expects the owners to come before the Zoning Board of Appeals for a variance in the next two or three months.
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The New York State Senate and Assembly passed a package of bills Tuesday aimed at curbing gun violence. Rockland state senator David Carlucci says the package included legislation to address the repeated tragedies triggered by guns…
Earlier this week, Governor Andrew Cuomo told a group of gun safety advocates that the debate needs to be de-politicized and the new laws are common sense…
The new laws would ban bump stocks, prohibit teachers from carrying guns in schools and extend the waiting period for gun buyers who do not pass an instant background check.
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And on Monday, both houses of the state legislature overwhelmingly approved the Child Victims Act, a law that’s been kept from a vote for the last 13 years. Rockland Assemblyman Ken Zebrowski says the bill extends the statutes of limitations for childhood sex abuse victims, which currently require criminal or civil charges be brought before a survivor turns 23…
Governor Cuomo has indicated he would sign both packages of bills.