Nan Hayworth Watch Vanderhoef WatchThe Rockland Progressive Democratic Caucus will meet Feb 16 at 7 pm at the Nyack Public Library. Members of the RPDC have indicated three priority issues that need discussion, including hydrofracking in New York, the proposed sale of the Summit Park senior citizens complex, and public school funding.
Using a classic--and some would say fitting--illustration of Boss Tweed as a backdrop, a website has been launched using C. Scott Vanderhoef's own moniker to point out the County Executive's many leadership shortcomings.
Scott Vanderhoef, mired in his own cronyism problems, says he'll go to Albany as a reformer. But what about his connection to one of the most corrupt politicians in New York?
Watch David Carlucci's first TV spot for his State Senate campaign. I can't wait to see this one hit the airwaves.
Neil Di Carlo lost the Republican Primary to Nan Hayworth in September, but the race for the conservative vote is not entirely over in 19th Congressional District as some abortion foes won't back Hayworth.
Using the Pfizer Plant as a backdrop, Clarktown Clerk and Democratic State Senate candidate David Carlucci unveiled his vision for New York's economic development. Meanwhile his opponent, County Executive C. Scott Vanderhoef, has offered nothing but hollow talking points on his Web space.
Join Left of the Hudson on Rockland World Radio tonight at 8p as we welcome State Senate candidate David Carlucci. We'll discuss the path to reform in Albany, government transparency, the MTA, and the economic climate in Rockland and Orange Counties.
The integrity of a Republican Nan Hayworth's congressional campaign came under fire this week after news emerged that three of her notaries, including her campaign manager, admitted to misconduct.
Join Left of the Hudson Radio as we discuss Rockland County's Department of Tourism, the "Ground Zero Mosque" controversy, stimulus money in Rockland County, and charges of fraud against Nan Hayworth's congressional campaign.
The Rockland Progressive Democcratic Caucus will meet at Nyack Village Hall at 7 pm on Thursday, May 6. The primary discussion will be the upcoming State legislature races, particularly the State Senate race in the 38th District.
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