The 150th anniversary of Baxter Hall was recently held in Orangetown.
Baxter Hall celebrates 150th anniversary
Annual Little Brown Jug game in Nanuet
The annual Little Brown Jug game was played in Nanuet this year, where Nanuet High School took on Pearl River High School.
Orangetown celebrates Hunger’s 5K Heroes
Hunger’s 5K Heroes Recipients were honored in Orangetown.
Halloween celebration at Nyack Ridge
There will be a Halloween celebration at Nyack Ridge on October 29th from 3 to 6pm.
Central Labor Council Backs Day for Re-Election
New City, NY – Ed Day, Rockland County Executive recently received the endorsement of the Rockland County Central Labor Council. The Labor Council is part of the AFL-CIO serves the union families of Rockland County.
Union leaders cited Day’s positions on key labor issues affecting the real working families of Rockland as reason for their endorsement.
“We are confident that your decisions as an elected official will reflect the values of the working families throughout Rockland,” said Gil Heim, Labor Council President.
“We look forward to working with Ed to ensure our government represents the interests of all working families,” Heim continued.
“The members of Central Labor Council represent the hard-working men and women who are the backbone of Rockland County. I am proud to have their full endorsement and to continue to stand with them as we work to keep Rockland a great place to live, work, and raise a family,” Ed Day said.
Ed Day is seeking his third term as Rockland County Executive. During his tenure he has turned an inherited $138 million deficit into a $90 million surplus, created the Rockland Center for Codes Investigations, and led Rockland through the COVID-19 pandemic through his “Safety First, People Always” initiative.