Nyack SeptemberFest Returns Sunday

There will be hundreds of vendors with crafts, jewelry, clothing, art, gifts (do your holiday shopping); and, as always, great food.

Piermont Public Library: Protect(ing) Yourself From Identity Theft, Fraud & Scams

Join us on Sept. 24 for Protect(ing) Yourself from Identity Theft, Fraud & Scams.

Hudson River Valley Ramble Celebrates Best Of The Region

You've got a month to enjoy it.

Schools Start This Week Across The Hudson Valley: Watch For Buses

Time for drivers to get back in the habit of accommodating buses in the morning and afternoon.

Hot, Humid, Hazardous Weather Wednesday: Hudson Valley Forecast

The NWS has issued a heat advisory for Rockland and Westchester as well as hazardous outlooks ​for Orange, Putnam, Rockland and Westchester.

Hudson Valley Unemployment Rates Tick Up

Most of the region remains at under 4 percent unemployment.

Domestic Violence, Drug Sale, Windshield Smashed: Stony Point Police

Police report three recent arrests.

Haverstraw Man Accused Of 2 Burglaries: Police

Both happened in the past week, police said.

'Summer Of Soul' Event In Nyack On Sunday

Art, music, and an outdoor screening of the Academy Award-winning documentary "Summer of Soul"

Hazy Skies Due To Wildfire Smoke In The Hudson Valley

Smoke from wildfires in Canada and the U.S. is blanketing North America.

Haverstraw Man Convicted In Child Sex Abuse Trial

The sexual contact happened when the Ramapo resident was 9-11 years old, the Rockland County DA said.

'CAN DO attitude': Rockland BOCES Teacher Shoutout

The teachers in the KCDC program make each and every student feel they belong and can succeed, according to this fan.

Montefiore Nyack Foundation Spotlights Board Member Nate Samuels

Center Health Care’s Vice President of Sales is Featured in the Summer 2024 Edition of the Foundation's Newsletter “Engage”

Man Tried To Run Over Bystander Who Defended Girlfriend: Police

The fight in a Stony Point parking lot was called in by several people.

Farmers Market Concert Unites Father, Daughter with Banjos, Tomatoes

Zoe Friedberg spent time at the market as a kid while Bossy Frog played. Now she's there with Little Gem Farm's stand and the band is back.

Great Hudson River Estuary Fish Count: 'Get Offline, Get Outside'

State officials urge folks to join one of several sites on the river Aug. 10 including in Dutchess, Putnam, Rockland and Westchester.

Pet of the Week: Meet Miso

Miso is a 2-year-old bespeckled ginger who was part of a cruelty case out of Georgia.

Piermont Public Library Presents Kathy Baruffi: The Art Of Recycling

Save the date! Join us from 3–5 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 4, for an opening reception for our Art Show of the Month.

Pet of the Week: Poppy

She is simply supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!

Listeria Outbreak From Deli Meats Reported In NY

So far, 28 people have become ill and two have died, the CDC said, adding it cannot yet say which deli meats are behind the outbreak.

Blood Drive To Relieve Summer Shortage Scheduled For Aug. 1 In Nyack

Donating blood is one of the easiest ways to give back to your community, to save your neighbors' lives.

Weigh In On How NY Distributes Aid To Schools

The Foundation Aid Formula was established in 2007 and has not kept up with the rapid pace of change in many local districts.

Nyack Racks Up More Costs To Get Rid Of Another Superintendent: Report

In two years, they've paid out more than $500,000 to break two contracts for new hires, The Journal News reported.

Week In Review: Toxins Close Beaches Throughout The Hudson Valley

​Top 2 Wealthiest Suburbs In US Are In Westchester, New Report Finds + Clarkstown Settles Costly Property Tax Dispute With Palisades Center

Median Single-Family Home Sales Prices Rise by Double Digits In The HV

Westchester County reached a new high, with a median of $980,000, according to the Hudson Gateway Association of Realtors.

Rain Due Before Next Hudson Valley Heat Wave

First humidity, then temperatures back above 90 starting on Sunday. Here are the details.

Catholic Charities Receives State Grant For Refugee Work In The HV

People who arrive in the Hudson Valley need support to integrate and rebuild their lives in their new home, said Monsignor Kevin Sullivan.

Piermont Public Library: Ocean Explorers

Welcome to Ocean Explorers! Just in time for summer, children ages 5-10 come Tuesdays and Fridays for a read along with picture books.

Nyack Farmers Market Celebrates July 4th

The first free hot dog will be served by Village of Nyack Mayor Joe Rand.

Fireworks Near Me: Nyack July 4th 2024 Events

Your guide to fireworks, parades and other July 4 celebrations in and around Piermont and Nyack.

Plenty of Congestion Pricing Attacks, Little Discussion of Progress

Rocklanders have been shortchanged on transit for years, yet there has been little talk of solutions.

Rockland Scholar Athletes Honored At Palisades Center

It's the third year the mall and the county's school districts are collaborating on the summer-long celebration of student achievement.

'Significant' Number Of Walgreens To Close, HV Locations Await Fate

The Illinois-based pharmacy giant said Wednesday it is finalizing a multi-year program to close underperforming stores.

Piermont Public Library: July Art Show- Julie Cahn: The Creek

She will donate proceeds from some photographs only available at the reception to help protect Piermont Marsh/ Sparkill Creek and Watershed.

33K Hudson Valley Outages Remain Morning After Wild Wednesday Storms

"It was a crazy situation last night," said one town supervisor.

July 4th 2024 Fireworks, Events Around Nyack And Piermont

Your guide to fireworks, parades and other July 4 celebrations in and around Piermont and Nyack.

More Storms In The Hudson Valley Forecast

Heat, humidity and thunderstorms will be followed by another lovely June day. Here's the latest forecast.

High Homeownership In HV Congressional Districts: Report

The National Association of Realtors published a district-by-district comparison for National Homeownership Month.

Carpenters Union Seeks Apprentices

It's a year-long drive for five openings.

Tour Of Oak Hill Cemetery To Highlight New, Historical Features

A community mausoleum has been built at Oak Hill, which opened in 1848 and where the founders of Nyack and many local notables are buried.