Piermont, Grandview: No Water On Tuesday
United Water customers in Piermont and Grandview will be high and dry for four hours on Tuesday 4/23 as the utility company conducts maintenance between 10a and 2p.
United Water customers in Piermont and Grandview will be high and dry for four hours on Tuesday 4/23 as the utility company conducts maintenance between 10a and 2p.
by Arthur H. Gunther III
Billions are being sought for Hurricane Sandy reconstruction by the governors of New York and New Jersey and New York City’s mayor. The full dollars may not come given the federal budget deficit, the ‘€œfiscal cliff’€ stalemate and traditional congressional reluctance to assist the Northeast, but whatever funds do arrive, the worry is that the greedy already see cash in their big eyes.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo says New York State needs $42 million, Gotham’s mayor wants $15 billion and Jersey Gov. Chris Christie thinks $37 billion will do.
by Dave Zornow
Nyack Mayor Jen White will meet with residents and businesses at 11a today on the steps of Village Hall to update citizens about the response to the effects of Hurricane Sandy. It’s likely that elected officials will suggest curtailing Halloween Trick Or Treating as there are too many power lines still down to make it safe for children to walk from house to house.
Nyack, Update 10/31 8:30a — Nyack and its two sister villages suffered significant damage during Hurricane Sandy as countless trees snapped and power lines were downed.
by Marilan Lund
Last week, the New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) began to place new Share The Road signs along 9W between Nyack and Piermont in response to the June traffic fatality of Mount Ivy cyclist Janet Martinez. On Monday, a 27-year old Nyack resident, Eric Zayas, died in an early morning traffic accident with another vehicle not far from where the Martinez accident occurred. Although local residents and cycling advocates say the new signs are a good start, many have been asking the NYSDOT for years to look at lowering the 40 mph speed limit in a residential neighborhood where cars routinely drive 55. Almost 600 people have signed an online petition at change.org to lower the speed limit. Earlier this month, the Village of Nyack passed a resolution asking the DOT to lower the speed to 30 mph on 9W where it passes through Nyack.
As a Nyack resident here since 1978 and someone who drives 9W every day, I think the NYSDOT is being disingenuous in its stated reasons for not lowering the speed limit.
by Rivertown Film
Until the 14th century, people in Western culture came together in a great hall for comfort and sleep around a roaring bonfire. The kitchen was a small annex off to the side. Today, the hall is a small annex where we leave our muddy shoes and coats and kitchens have become the great rooms where the family comes together.
On Sat June 9, you can tour of a few local kitchens that warm the hearts of all who enter in a special event to benefit Rivertown Film. If you’re thinking of renovations or buying a new oven, dishwasher, getting a new counter, you’ll find all ideas and inspirations in these 11 unusual kitchens.
by Peggy Boyce
If Harvey Fierstein and Brenda Vacarro had a child, she would probably sound a lot like Regina DeCicco. The New City resident hails from the family that owns a chain of Rockland County supermarkets, but says she was never destined for a life in groceries. Instead, DeCicco has turned her talents to comedy and performing standup. ‘€œAlthough my family gives me great material for my act,’€ she admits.
Want to get a behind the scenes glimpse of a basic cable home-makeover show?
Style Network’s Clean House NY invites you to the Nyack/Piermont Clean House Yard Sale on Sun Oct 2 at the Piermont Community Center from 10a-2p.
This Summer you can help four legged friends who howl at the moon by making two legged friends howl with laughter at Lower Hud’s Funniest Person contest, July 14-Aug 4 in Piermont, NY.
If your weekend plans involve a casual stroll on the Piermont Pier, you can’t miss the towering 21 foot high bonfire-in-waiting at the end of the pier. It’s a Watchfire, a Memorial Day tradition with roots going back to the Revolutionary War.
Glint will be performing at the Turning Point in Piermont on 12/18 at 9p providing their local fan base with a special unplugged set
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