Down to the Wire, Nanuet: Register to Vote by Friday

You have limited time to register to cast your vote for someone on Nov. 8 in Nanuet, or to request that absentee ballot.

Interested in a Law Enforcement Career in Nanuet? Sign Up for Exam

The deadline looms to apply to take the test.

Rockland County Welcomes New 'Director of the Office for the Aging'

Tina M. Cardoza-Izquierdo has more than 25 years of experience in health care administration and lives in New City with her family.

Clarkstown Police Sergeant Sues Town Officials

According to The Journal News the officer was stopped from looking into political contributions to town officials.

UPDATE: Clarkstown Police Chief Suspended

Town officials have not said why they took this action against one of the highest-paid local employees in New York.

Comments Wanted from Nanuet on Proposed 13% Water Rate Hike

Give your feedback, whether it's at meetings, or by mail, online or phone calls.

13% Water Rate Hike Proposed in Rockland

The public is invited to an info session and a hearing -- two each on Wednesday and two on Thursday

Lowey Recognizes Rockland Students Nominated to US Service Academies

Congresswoman Nita Lowey honors Kyran Christopherson and Renato Cocucci of Nanuet.

Carey Appointed to Clarkstown Town Board

She replaces Valerie Moldow, who just resigned.

Ramapo's Whistle-Blower gets a Thank-You

Melissa Reimer has been in court with the town government since 2014.

Hudson Valley Voter's Guide: Presidential Primary Is Tuesday, April 19

Do you know where your voting place is in Nanuet?

Letters to Ramapo About 'Severe Violations' at Private Schools

Read exactly what the State Education Department said to Ramapo's fire inspector and town supervisor after double-checking their work.

Chill Easing: Nanuet's Work Week Weather

Sure, there's some rain to start, but you'll love the change.

In Advance of Primary, Candidates Turn Attention to New York

Opinion polls show New York remaining Democratic. Will you be voting in the primary in Nanuet?

Will $58M Really Be Spent to Improve Rye Playland?

How often do you go to Rye Playland from Nanuet? Tell us in the comments.

Rockland Lawmakers OK Funding for Nonprofits that Serve Residents

Nanuet-based Meals on Wheels is on the list of nonprofits serving the hungry under contract with the county.

Local Cops Dominate List of Highest-Paid Government Employees in State

Empire Center recently released their "What They Make" report for 2015. Two Rockland departments far outpaced those in Putnam or Westchester

Toxic Toy Law Reconsidered as Suit Threatens

Rockland County lawmakers may set a public hearing date at their Nov. 17 meeting.

Clarkstown Transition Team Named

A Nanuet resident is among the 16 people will help Supervisor-elect George Hoehmann form a new administration.

NRC Hearing on Indian Point Re-Starts Nov. 16

It will cover allegations about plant safety not covered during the 2012 hearing.

Nanuet Election 2015: Roundup

upsets and power shifts change the status quo a bit

Nanuet Election 2015: Sheriff, Town Results

Clarkstown voters liked one of the two propositions to change their town board.

Nanuet Voter's Guide 2015

Here's info you need to exercise that citizenship on Tuesday.

AG: Nanuet Residents Can Avoid Cold Weather Scams By Preparing Now

Attorney General Schneiderman said some shady businesses exploit consumers when a snowstorm hits.

State Health Officials OK Closing Summit Park

County officials are working with residents and their families to move.

4 New Buses for Rockland's TOR Fleet

They were bought with federal, state and local transportation funds. Look for one on Routes 59 and 93 through Nanuet.

Rockland $723M Budget Plan Includes 326 Layoffs

The average Rockland homeowner would pay $4 a month more in taxes in 2016. County Executive Ed Day unveiled his plan in Nanuet.

How Close is Rockland to a 20% Tax Rate Hike for 2016?

The county's got big bills, and the Summit Park deal collapsed. Ed Day releases his plan Thursday at the Nanuet Library.

Clarkstown Town Board OKs Draft Budget with 0% Tax Rate Increase

The board members also set a public hearing on the 2016 spending plan.

Letter to the Editor: Get Up, Stand Up: East Ramapo's Election 2015 Endorsements

The writer says a high turnout is essential to defeat incumbents aligned with special interests.

Gromack Part of Federal Ethics Investigation

The Journal News reports that the Clarkstown supervisor is part of a wide-ranging probe of Rockland officials by U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara

Gromack Releases Draft Spending Plan for 2016

The Clarkstown town board will consider the $144 million proposal at Tuesday's meeting.

Rockland Better But Still Among Most Fiscally Stressed Counties

The state comptroller's annual report shows progress, county officials pointed out.

Rockland Lawmakers Protect Summit Park Workers, Patients, Residents

Two resolutions target continuing care and layoffs.

Some Primary Results: Rockland County Board of Elections

Dizenzo beat Ballard to gain the GOP line in the general election for Clarkstown Highway Superintendent.

State Appoints Monitor for East Ramapo Schools, Protests Continue

Parents worry that the oversight team will do no more than note what everyone else has already seen.

New York State OKs Summit Park Buyer Licenses

It's a big step in Rockland county officials' plan to sell the hospital/nursing care center in Pomona.

New York Ranked 7th Worst For Student Loan Debt

The report finds a lot of 25-34 year-olds are unemployed and owe a lot.

$50,000 State Grant to Meals on Wheels of Rockland

As well as its traditional service, the agency runs senior centers in Nanuet, New City, Sparkill, Nyack and West Haverstraw and more.

Letter to the Editor: Why I'm Supporting an Imperfect Iran Deal

New York's junior senator says if we reject this deal, we don't have a viable alternative for preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons