How a Shared Love of Music Forged an Unlikely Friendship Between a 98-Year-Old and a Meals on Wheels Volunteer In celebration of National Volunteer Month this April, Meals on Wheels Rockland is sharing a story that perfectly illustrates how volunteering delivers so much more than a meal. It’s a story of two men from different […]
April is Donate Life Month, and the New York State DMV is urging New Yorkers who have not already done so to register as potential organ donors. In 2024, more than 50 percent of eligible New Yorkers had registered to become organ and tissue donors through New York’s Donate Life Registry. It was the first […]
CentralSquare Technologies, a provider of public sector software, recently announced the winners of its 2026 ENGAGE Awards at its annual ENGAGE usercommunity conference, held in Washington, D.C. The awards recognize public sector organizations and leaders for innovation, service, and meaningful impact on the communities they serve. This year’s honorees included one hometown hero, Chief of […]
On March 28, 2026, at approximately 12:05 AM, the Stony Point Police Department received a call from a local business owner who reported seeing several subjects, via remote security cameras, wearing hoods and face masks inside and around his storage area at a warehouse in Stony Point. The first officers arrived on scene and observed […]
Something’s shifted in how Rockland residents spend their weekends. For years, the default was either keeping close to home or heading into Manhattan for shopping, dining, and entertainment. But increasingly, Bergen County, New Jersey has become the destination of choice — and it makes sense. It’s closer than the city, easier to navigate, and has […]
I feel a NY sports fan intervention is needed. Look, I understand every paid fan technically has the right to boo or cheer whenever they want. However, we are New Yorkers. We are supposed to be the best sports fans that this country has to offer. I’m sorry, but we have to be better. That’s […]