By: Joseph Dunnigan In March, I saw a red car going very fast and very erratic on Interstate 87. As the car passed by me, I noticed it had pasted to the driver’s side window the image of President Donald Trump. The image was in such a way that it looked as if he, the […]
RCT extends their congratulations to Amy and Neil Walsh on the official reopening and renaming of their family-run pub, now called J.K. Ryan’s! The husband and wife duo have done extensive work on the pub since they became owners in February of 2024, and are excited to continue sharing good times and good food with […]
While many in Newtown, Connecticut were having their coffee on the morning of December 12, 2012, one individual was planning to wreak havoc on the community. On that fateful day, a 20-year-old man with a history of mental health issues killed his mother, loaded his car with weapons from the family’s arsenal and drove to […]
The Notch Below Knicks.. This past weekend laid out to be a fascinating and telling litmus test for the 2024-2025 New York Knicks. There was a simple narrative staring this current team right in the face despite their very impressive record and Top 3 spot within the Eastern Conference. Can the Knicks play with and […]
My husband and I really enjoy reading your column each week. You’re so knowledgeable about antiques and history we learn a great deal. We hope you will be able to give us some information on this glass vase. It belonged to my husband’s grandmother. It measures 8” tall and in perfect condition. The color is […]
William Henry Myers: A Remarkable Life As we conclude “Black History Month” we turn our attention to a man who lived a remarkable life, journeying from slavery in the South to a new life in Nyack where he became a stalwart of the community. Unfortunately, William Henry Myers, whose story should be known by every […]