It’s been seven years since he stood on the Assembly floor as a 20-something freshman lone wolf and declared, to the chagrin of his fellow lawmakers, that New York State had the “most dysfunctional” government in America. He has blazed a similar trail since and, somehow, his confrontational style has worked. Putnam politician Greg Ball […]
Review of “Her” By Vincent Abbatecola One thing that a director should do at some point in his career is tell a story that has striking relevance to modern society. It will be cinema that’s both stimulating and reflective, encouraging the viewers to compare what’s on screen to what they’ve experienced in reality. Director Spike […]
Congers resident accused of stealing almost $779,000 from teachers union A Rockland County resident and Westchester school principal was arrested last Tuesday on charges related to embezzlement of funds from a teachers’ union to pay for his two homes. Frank Gluberman, 66, was arrested by Greenbugh police and stands accused of writing checks to himself […]
Dave Mason is bringing his Traffic Jam show to the Newton Theatre on Sunday, May 18, 2014. Tickets will go on sale this Friday, January 17 at 11 a.m. Take a journey back to the greatest days of rock with Dave Mason’s sight and sound experience, Traffic Jam. Join Rock and Roll Hall of Famer […]
BY ROBERT KNIGHT CITY EDITOR ROCKLAND COUNTY TIMES By a 3-2 vote, the Orangetown Town Board Tuesday voted to approve a privatization contract for the future operation of the town’s financially troubled nine-hole Broadacres Golf Course in Orangeburg. The three-year contract is expected to be signed by both parties within days following the council’s OK […]
No one would think that Olive Madison and Florence Unger could live together. A neurotic, hysterical woman who just found out her husband wants a divorce moves in with an untidy sports producer who loves the freedom of being on her own. What will happen? In the Clarkstown South High School’s production of the classic […]