In June, the New York State Legislature passed — and with much fanfare Governor Cuomo signed into law — a state-wide tax cap of 2%. This means that local villages […] Read more »
In June, the New York State Legislature passed — and with much fanfare Governor Cuomo signed into law — a state-wide tax cap of 2%. Read more »
I moved to the Rivertowns five years ago after having spent the last dozen or so years in and around Los Angeles. Throughout my twenties, I was less than an […] Read more »
At the rate things are going, in a few years Village government duties in the Rivertowns may consist solely of collecting taxes from the populace to pay health insurance companies, […] Read more »
At some point last fall, my then-four-year-old son told me that he wanted to play baseball. Tears of joy streamed down my face. I love baseball. I have loved baseball […] Read more »
Each and every day after school, I unload my kids’ backpacks. I check to see what food drive, conference or school trip we have forgotten, empty out the crumbs, notice […] Read more »
UPDATE March 28, 2011: On Thursday, March 24, the new tax levy of 2.91% was introduced. That translates to an expected school tax increase of 3.84% in Tarrytown and 1.63% […] Read more »
If you listened to the chattering voices of the popular media outlets, you’d think the national economy is on the mend and good times are just around the corner. And […] Read more »
I have never liked snow. Growing up in California, it seemed like something out of a disaster movie. “Put down the crystals, honey! What’s falling out of the sky? It’s […] Read more »
Now that my children are a little older, my wife and I have taken to letting them out of the house once in a while and exposing them to the […] Read more »
