Morning Music Club and First Reformed Church of Nyack presents Claire Aebersold and Ralph Neiweem World Renowned Duo Pianists on November 22nd
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Senator Skoufis Honored by NYS Bus Contractors
Senator James Skoufis (D-Hudson Valley) was honored for his legislative leadership by the New York State Bus Contractors Association (NYSBCA) at their recent conference in Albany.
“I was honored to accept NYSBCA’s Legislator of the Year Award for the work my team and I have been doing to keep our school buses safely on the road,” said Senator Skoufis. “Our public and private transportation workers are a vital piece of our state’s economic engine and I am sincerely grateful for all the work that they do.”
“Senator Skoufis was instrumental in providing immediate relief to help alleviate the driver shortage through his support and guidance on New York’s adoption of third-party testing,” said NYSBCA President Nick Vallone. “There is no doubt that his swift action has already produced dozens of new qualified school bus drivers in the program’s opening months.”
Skoufis’ recent initiatives to aid bus transportation workers include successfully pressuring the DMV to expand third-party CDL testing for Class A, B, and C licenses, facilitation of early meetings to bring the state’s first-ever electric school bus manufacturer online in Orange County, and assisting local school districts with addressing major driver shortages by subcontracting with private transportation providers.
Serenata Series at the Old Stone Meeting House
Sunday, December 10th
CLARKSTOWN SENIOR CITIZENS NEW YEAR’S EVE PARTY – RING IN 2023
Registration starts November 14th for Clarkstown seniors 60 and older.
Party will take place December 31, 2022 from 3:00 PM until 7:00 PM at the Street Community Center, 31 Zukor Road, New City.
Fee: $25.00
OBC Provides Detailed Code Enforcement Update
Director Markunas Discusses Hurdles Launching OBC
New City, NY – It’s been 9 months since New York State directed the County of Rockland to undertake the unprecedented task of assuming the functions and responsibilities of building and code enforcement in the Village of Spring Valley and we remind residents that it will take time to correct decades of mismanagement and neglect of the NYS Uniform Codes in the Village.
Since assuming control of the Village of Spring Valley Building Department, the Rockland County Office of Buildings and Codes (OBC) Director Ed Markunas provided a deep dive this week into the hurdles and challenges faced since launching this effort.
The update includes a glimpse at Spring Valley’s prior record-keeping and inspection process and major changes made to enhance enforcement efforts for fire and building safety code violations.
Follow this link to watch Director Markunas’ update on OBC: https://youtu.be/GInGNcdmkGE
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