By: John Maloney Hello everybody. The Spectator is back! For how long, I don’t know because I turned 97 a few months ago. I’ve had the pleasure of writing for this paper since around 1980 and it’s certainly good to be back again. Heck, at my age, it’s great to be anywhere! These have been terrible, terrible […]
The 2021 Major League Baseball Trade Deadline was one of the more eventful and entertaining deadlines that I can remember in quite a while. There was a ton of activity, a ton of big names were on the move and both local teams were actively involved in the proceedings. The Yankees drastically changed the entire […]
For those who miss the convenience of flying out of the region’s international airport, New York-Stewart is welcoming Frontier Airlines to its roster, adding low-cost flights to Florida beginning in October. The pandemic has rocked the airline industry, so the arrival of Frontier is welcome news for travelers who want to visit the Sunshine State […]
BY MATT CAPUTO The New York Islanders playoff run ended with a game seven defeat in the NHL semi finals, and since then the sprint to finish the construction of their new home stadium, UBS Arena at Belmont Park, has intensified. The Rockland County Times recently toured the arena construction site, where as […]
In the days leading up to the July 31st MLB Trade Deadline, one would have figured the Yankees and Mets would have been in the exact same position. Buy and win at all costs. The thought process preseason made perfect sense. After all, the Yankees and the Mets were supposed to be two legitimate […]
As a solopreneur, you’re responsible for every area of your business. From sourcing contracts and networking to IT support, accounts and your marketing strategies – everything that makes a business wheel successfully turn is your responsibility. Regrettably, one area that many freelancers neglect is their brand image. Any large corporation or SME has an entire […]