BY AARON GENUTH On an emotional day in Flushing, the Mets responded to the looming end of an era with a day of inspired baseball. Or at least inspired enough to sweep a doubleheader from the Marlins, a team 10 games worse in the standings than the Mets are. Prior to the first game of […]
8th Froggy Daze music festival Photos from peacepadproductions.com As the summer of 2018 meets its final days, the last flickering of summer revelries is at hand. Keith Green-Alessio is here to help if you want to make the season last just one weekend longer. Every May and September since 2015, Green-Alessio’s Peace Pad Productions […]
BY MARC MOSS The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has released their findings for 2016, and the report shows that 37,461 people were killed in car crashes in the United States. This is a 5.6%  increase from 2015’s 35,485. For sure, many more are injured in these accidents. The numbers are grim, but what’s […]
BY KATHY KAHN Patriot Hills Golf Course has been rated one of the best, but its care, as well as the wear and tear, have been a financial burden to the town of Stony Point taxpayers. That may come to an end, and with it the crumbling buildings of Letchworth Village, if the potential buyer, […]
Orangeburg, NY – Volition gallery appointed Sona Viola as their new director. Viola will join forces Bell-ans Center of the Arts, owner & founder Phyllis Dodge to co-create with artists, guest curators, for exhibitions, events and productions at the gallery. Sona Viola has over 15 years experience in corporate marketing and event planing along with […]
BY DIANE DIMOND Pope Francis has called for silence and prayer from those who criticize the Catholic Church’s attempts to root out and punish priests who are committing sexual abuse. But it is clear the time for silence has long passed. Priests who prey on children are criminals, not souls to be saved for the […]