The next Town Board meeting will take place on Tuesday, June 14, 2022 at 7:00pm at the Rho Building located at 5 Clubhouse Lane, Stony Point.
To view the agenda, please click on the link below:
Stony Point Town Hall
74 East Main Street
Stony Point, NY 10980
(845) 786-2716
www.townofstonypoint.org
By helpdesk1
The next Town Board meeting will take place on Tuesday, June 14, 2022 at 7:00pm at the Rho Building located at 5 Clubhouse Lane, Stony Point.
To view the agenda, please click on the link below:
By helpdesk1
STONY POINT, NY – June 12, 2022 – After years of careful planning and deliberation, Rose Memorial Library Association is officially under contract on a building that will allow the library to broaden and modernize its offerings. The historic former schoolhouse at 117 W Main St has been unoccupied for nearly two decades, but will hopefully soon be the new home of the library.
Rose Memorial Library has long been interested in the former schoolhouse. The library’s cramped and outdated current building, which hasn’t been expanded since the 1960’s, has severely limited the Library’s ability to meet the needs of the growing and changing community. The former schoolhouse is uniquely suited for a new library due to its size, central location, inherent beauty, expansive fenced-in outdoor space, and significance to the community over the past 125 years.
“We are thrilled to have the chance to restore an irreplaceable piece of Stony Point’s history for the enjoyment of the entire community for generations to come,” said James Brooks, President of the Rose Memorial Library Board. “We cannot wait for it to become the center of learning, culture, and connection this town needs and deserves.”
The schoolhouse will be able to accommodate up-to-date technology, extensive hands-on programming for all ages, a meeting room for free community group use, a more expansive in-house collection, a teen room, a local history archive, an outdoor classroom, and separate spaces for quiet work, group study and comfortable reading. “This is an amazing opportunity to provide a unique, engaging space for Stony Point residents across all age groups and interests,” says Alice Meacham, Director of Rose Memorial Library, “It will truly be the beating heart at the center of Stony Point.”
Final purchase and renovation of the building is contingent upon funding approved through a public vote. The first step is collecting enough signatures to qualify for the ballot. The petition for signatures will be circulated in Stony Point by town residents in late June through mid-July. After qualifying, a funding referendum will be placed before the Stony Point voters on November 8, 2022. The Rose Memorial Library Association team’s financial and architectural advisors are finalizing the exact funding request, which will be available and shared by the end of June.
For more information and to keep up with all the details on this project, please visit https://www.rosememoriallibrary.org/petition/.
About the Rose Memorial Library Association
Rose Memorial Library Association is a values-driven association library in the historic town of Stony Point, New York. Founded in 1950, it now serves a population of 14,800.
Rose Memorial’s Mission:
We preserve the past, enrich the present, and enhance the future for all Stony Point residents.
Rose Memorial’s Vision:
Stony Point’s space for connection, creativity, and engagement.
Rose Memorial Library is committed to:
By helpdesk1
The 17th Annual North Rockland Community 5K Run/Walk will take place Sunday, June 5th at 9am at Bowline Point Park in Haverstraw.

By helpdesk1
Senator James Skoufis (D-Hudson Valley) welcomed Valedictorians and Salutatorians from his Hudson Valley district to Albany on Monday, May 23. The group of graduating seniors and several parents toured the Capitol, shared a meal with Skoufis and his team in his legislative office, and were formally recognized in the Senate Chamber. This marked a first visit to the Capitol for all guests.
“As the number one and number two performing scholars in their respective senior classes, these students have demonstrated time and again the value of hard work,” said Senator Skoufis. “No matter where their academic successes lead them, I applaud their drive and commitment to their studies and feel confident knowing our future is in their hands. These are the best and brightest of the Hudson Valley and I was honored to formally present them in the Senate.”
Senator Skoufis applauds all Class of 2022 Hudson Valley graduates, including:
Chester Academy High School
Emily Petramale, Valedictorian
Noah Im, Salutatorian
Cornwall High School
Andy Wang, Valedictorian
Benjamin Harrell, Salutatorian
James I. O’Neill High School
Samantha Reeves, Valedictorian
Colby Rile, Salutatorian
Marlboro High School
Jaisal Patel, Valedictorian
Emma Schlagler, Salutatorian
Monroe Woodbury High School
Alex Liu, Valedictorian
Evan Liu, Salutatorian
Newburgh Free Academy
Megan Cameron, Valedictorian
Nathan Teall, Salutatorian
North Rockland High School
Jessica Singh, Valedictorian
Emma Linhart, Salutatorian
Pine Bush High School
Alicia Kretschmer, Valedictorian
Julian Lazaro, Salutatorian
Valley Central High School
Rian Dickman, Valedictorian
Alexa Martinez, Salutatorian
Wallkill High School
Marcus Lewis, Valedictorian
Jing Ngo, Salutatorian
Warwick Senior High School
Arden Hallet, Valedictorian
Sarah Davis, Salutatorian
Washingtonville High School
Julia Ariano, Valedictorian
Charlotte Peterson, Salutatorian
By helpdesk1
The next Town Board meeting will take place on Tuesday, May 24, 2022 at 7:00pm at the Rho Building located at 5 Clubhouse Lane, Stony Point.
To view the agenda, please click on the link below:
