Sloatsburg Elementary art students went all out this year to produce an epic art show. With POP Goes the Hero as the theme, art students explored their inner superhero. Continue Reading

The Mayor of Suffern recently made the rounds, especially taking time out to thank the Suffern Police Department for “protecting the animals and pets” who live in the Suffern community. Continue Reading

Sunnyside’s Bar & Grill was the sight of a recent dinner celebrating Sloatsburg’s WWII veterans.

Sloatsburg’s fabulous five WWII veterans were celebrated during a recent dinner at Sunnyside’s Bar & Grill. Continue Reading

The Memorial Day weekend is shaping up to be sunny, with carnival lights set to light up Sloatsburg Community Field Thursday evening.

The weather promises to cooperate this year for the St. Joan of Arc Church Carnival’s four-day stay. Continue Reading

Tuxedo said no to the no George F. Baker High School​ school board candidates. Voters rejected candidates who voiced doubt regarding the high school’s viability after losing Greenwood Lake students, even though only 130 students in 7 through 12 grade are currently scheduled to be enrolled at George Baker in the fall. Continue Reading

Tuxedo residents go to the polls Tuesday to fill three open seats on the Tuxedo Union Free School Board. Residents will also vote on the district’s proposed $14 million school budget, with a tax levy of 1.69%. Continue Reading

The fiscal squeeze in the Ramapo Central School District has abated some since the critical 2013-14 budget crunch, though Sloatsburg Elementary School did lose the library services, Family Resource Center, Homework Club, and Camp Mariah. Continue Reading

The kids are alright – Suffern Middle School 8th graders, that is. The annual trip to the nations capitol is finishing up its last day on Friday, May 15.

Students then traveled back home by bus and were picked up at the Rockland County Community Parking Lot. Continue Reading

Residents around Sloatsburg set up Saturday for the annual Village Wide Garage Sale. Don’t mind the cloudy skies. Continue Reading

The vacant Suffern VFW property has surfaced as a divisive issue for the Board of Trustees. The VFW agreed to sale the property to the village in an apparent win-win agreement that has now come under increased scrutiny.

Suffern Village Board meetings have lately become lively political theater with a dash of community confession. While Orange Avenue development project finally makes its way back onto the agenda at Monday night’s meeting, there are other, unresolved issues bubbling about under the Roberts-Rules-of-Order surface. Continue Reading