RCC veteran receives new car

On Friday, January 26, Rockland Community College hosted a ceremony to award a rehabilitated car to Michael J. Finlay, a Navy veteran and Engineering Science student at RCC. The event was made possible through the generous donation of a 2005 Toyota Corolla LE by the Rockland County Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) and the collective […]

Rockland’s Firefighter 1 Class Graduation

Last week, 42 volunteer firefighters graduated from Rockland County’s Firefighter 1 Class. Facilitated by the Rockland County Fire Training Center, the program is an introductory course for Rockland residents who already volunteer for their own town fire halls (26 in Rockland County) and wish to become a greater asset to their departments. The class also […]

Keeping New Year’s Resolutions: Interview with Orangetheory Fitness Coach

Prioritizing fitness is a common aim at the start of the new year, but how many people actually stick with their New Year’s Resolutions? According to Drive Research, the answer is only 9%, with 80% of these goals being forgotten as early as February. To explore this phenomenon, RCT sat down with Coach Skylar Palatta, […]

Elmwood’s “Italian American Reconciliation”

When I was graciously invited to see John Patrick Shanley’s Italian American Reconciliation at Nyack’s Elmwood Playhouse, I must admit my initial skepticism. Though I had been impressed by Clybourne Park, Elmwood’s second production of their 76th season and the first show I had the pleasure to see there, I wasn’t sure what to expect […]

Action needed now to stop Rt. 59 closures

On Thursday, January 11, Clarkstown Supervisor George Hoehmann—along with Assemblyman Ken Zebrowski, Senator Bill Weber and Congressman Mike Lawler’s office—hosted a press conference on Route 59 in West Nyack at the site of continued unprecedented flooding and road closures. The officials demanded state and federal action to re- mediate the issues that have been causing […]

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