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Published 4 hours agoA Church Annulment Does Not End a New York Marriage
Contributed by Dan Rose, a Senior Local Business Guide Specializing in Divorce and Family Law Services in New York City For a great many couples, a marriage was made in two places at once: before a priest, rabbi or imam, and in the records of the State of New York. When it ends,…
Mid Hudson News
Published 5 hours agoNew York economy grows at fastest rate in nation
ALBANY- New York’s economy grew faster than that of any other state during the second quarter of 2026, according to new data from the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Economic Analysis. The state’s real gross domestic product grew at an annual rate of 4 percent from the…
Rockland County Times
Published September 29Letters to the Editor
To the Editor, The power of the people is stronger than the people in power. First, we can vote all Trump’s MAGA party out of office. Then, the new majority in Congress can resume working for us — the people — as opposed to Trump’s Congress who work for the billionaires. In 2027…
Rockland Report
Published September 29How to Bring Houseplants Indoors for Fall and Winter
Bring Your Outdoor Plants Indoors Before the Cold Weather Arrives As cooler weather approaches, homeowners who moved houseplants, herbs and flowering plants outdoors for the summer should begin preparing them for the transition back indoors. Plants that have spent months on a…
Rockland County Times
Published September 28What to Do When You Are Facing a Serious BBS License Defense Case
Facing a serious BBS license case can threaten a therapist’s ability to practice, earn income, and maintain patient relationships. The California Board of Behavioral Sciences handles applications, investigations, accusations, and disciplinary action involving regulated behavioral…
Mid Hudson News
Published September 27Nor’easter slams Hudson Valley
HUDSON VALLEY- Winds and rain from a strengthening nor’easter lashed the Hudson Valley Saturday as the storm crawled up the coast, flooding low-lying areas and knocking out power due to falling tree limbs and broken utility lines. The immediate region was spared from the worst of…
Mid Hudson News
Published September 26Letter to the Editor: Combat climate change with Kaul
Dear Editor, Climate change is rapidly accelerating and is an immediate reality that is negatively impacting the environment and people all over the world. Small and large communities are currently facing issues due to extreme weather, pollution, and rising costs of everyday…
Rockland County Times
Published September 26What Stays Yours in a New York Divorce
Contributed by Dan Rose, a Senior Local Business Guide Specializing in Divorce and Family Law Services in New York City Most people going into a New York divorce have a clear idea of what belongs to them alone — the house they owned before the wedding, the money a parent left…
Rockland County Times
Published September 25This Week in Clarkstown
By Matt Veronesi I sleep with one eye open at night. Why, you ask? Well, my wife, Jenn, is always watching perfect murder documentaries, and I’m starting to worry that she may be doing research! Whenever I question her about it, she tells me I’m crazy and insists that she simply…
Rockland County Times
Published September 25The Silent Weight Parents Carry
By Dr. Maximo Rossi The Home Front Real Families. Real Struggles. Real Hope There is a kind of exhaustion that does not always show up on a person’s face. It is the exhaustion of a parent who keeps going when they are worried, keeps smiling when they are discouraged, and keeps…
Mid Hudson News
Published September 25Israeli prime minister lands at Stewart en route to UN
STEWART AIRPORT – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netenyahu flew into New York Stewart International Airport at Newburgh on Thursday and was motorcaded to New York City for the United Nations General Assembly session. The southbound Thruway had dozens of State Police cars…
Rockland County Times
Published September 25Hurt in a car on the way to work? Two New York systems decide who pays
Contributed by Dan Rose, a Senior Local Business Guide Specializing in Personal Injury Legal Services in New York City A great many New Yorkers are in a vehicle because of work rather than for pleasure: driving to a job site, riding out to a client, heading home after a late…