By Alan D. Bergman “My life just hasn’t been that interesting.” I get a little crazy each time I hear a Baby Boomer (those born between 1946-1964) utter those words. My forehead furrows, my stomach instantly aches, and my head bangs away like a bass drum in a marching band. It’s hugely aggravating for me […]
This week, Congressman Mike Lawler (NY-17) and Josh Gottheimer (NJ-05) introduced new bipartisan legislation to protect the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), which helps millions of families across the country afford their energy bills and stay safe during extreme weather. The bipartisan legislation would establish a minimum staffing threshold to administer the program, following […]
Did you know that June is National Foster a Pet Month? In honor of this special month, the RCT sat down with veterinary expert Dr. Hunter Finn to learn more about pet foster care. Fostering an animal gives them the attention they won’t necessarily receive in a busy shelter and the environment where they can […]
By Bryan Golden Dreams precede everything; all actions and all creations. Truly, everything does start with a dream. Dreaming is not an idle activity. It’s not an escape from reality. Dreams are the foundation of all creativity. The type of dreaming I’m talking about doesn’t just occur while you are sleeping. The thoughts occupy your […]
Six years ago, Chestnut Ridge’s board created a House of Worship law, but in doing so, it neglected to follow its own local zoning/land use laws or comply with the County’s regulations. Justice Hal B. Greenwald rendered a favorable decision on May 27 to the three plaintiffs who filed an Article 78 lawsuit against the […]
The State Senate on Monday followed the lead of the Assembly by approving the Medical Aid in Dying Act. The Assembly approved the companion bill over a month ago. The measure now goes to the governor for her action. The bill provides “that a mentally competent, terminally ill patient may request medication to be self-administered […]