Dr Eric Jay Rosser

New York State Awards PCSD $2.3M For Student Mental Health

Local artist, Hilary Astrid, works on her floral painting during last Saturday’s opening day of the week-long “Butterflies and Blooms” festival, held at Fishkill’s Stony Kill Farms Environmental Center.

Annual “Butterflies and Blooms” Festival

Life-long Beacon resident, Tara Simmons, returned home after biking over 3,300 miles from Death Valley, California for human rights.

Simmons Purposeful Human Rights Journey

Big Invasion took down the $150,000 Mahony, a 5 1/2-furlong turf sprint for sophomores, on Sunday at Saratoga Race Course. Photo: NYRA

Big Invasion Tallies Sixth Consecutive Victory Sunday

Planned Parenthood Has Endorsed Julie Shiroishi

Scholar’s in Mr. Schweizer’s Architecture, Engineering, and Design class received a $1,000 grant from the Awesome Newburgh Foundation to retrofit speed signs with solar panels. After their hard work, the signs are self-sufficient without the need for a plug or recharging station.

Students Solve Problem With Classroom Project

Ed Day

Rockland One of the Financially Strongest Counties

On the heels of their community conversation exploring the current state of abortion access in New York and across America, Senator Michelle Hinchey and NY Times bestselling author and former White House Deputy Chief of Staff Alyssa Mastromonaco announced that the event — hosted at Talbott & Arding Cheese and Provisions in Hudson — raised nearly $5,000 for the National Network of Abortion Funds to help remove financial and logistical barriers to abortion access nationwide.

Hinchey and Mastromonaco Raise Nearly $5,000

Marc Morial

The Important, Lasting Legacy of Nichelle Nichols

Sullivan Prepares For Possible Arrival of Polio

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